Rockets veteran player helps the team sweep Asia

If we want to find the biggest favorite to win the championship this year, then there is no doubt that Australia, which has now become the dominant Asian leader, has won 16 consecutive victories after joining the Asian tournament, directly aiming at three consecutive championships. There is almost no opponent in the entire Asian division that can bring them challenges.

Australia's dominance in the Asian are mainly due to three-pointers and defense. This is also the most popular small ball tactics in the NBA today. Australia's three-pointers are at the T1 level all over the world, and because there is already a clear training system. Even though Mills and other famous shooters who played in the NBA this time, they still scored a lot of shooters in the NBL who were elite or above in Asia.

Asia has shown its strength to be nearly "dimensionality reduction strike". On the offensive end, they tear their opponents apart with three-point rain tactics: they made 7 of 12 shots in the first quarter of the game against the Philippines, leading 17 points in a single quarter, and shooting nearly 40% of the three-point shooting percentage; they previously scored 15 of 26 shots (57.7%) of terrifying outside firepower against South Korea. Because there are many people who can shoot three-pointers, even though someone has poor shooting skills on one night, they will still have someone to survive. Such powerful outside firepower is completely beyond the competition among Asian teams.

Take the Rockets' former player McVeigh as an example. He is the most stable player in Australia this game and the team's scoring champion (13.3 points per game). In the first game against South Korea, 5 of 7 three-pointers scored 20 points, ignoring the defensive and hitting many times. McVehi made a total of 5 of 16 three-pointers in the last three games (31.2%), but Australia was not affected at all because it had at least 4 stable firepower points with the threat of three-pointers. In addition to McVeigh, Galloway Foxwell and Hickey are all top scorers in this competition.

In addition, although McVeigh missed the shot. However, unlike other traditional Asian shooters who fail to shoot correctly and disappear on the court (such as Tonyaka Kiyoshi), Australia's three-point forward can still rely on solid basic skills to score through offense at the basket and rebounds on the second offensive. The three-pointer was inaccurate, but in fact, the overall offensive efficiency on the field did not have much impact. He still can hand in 20, 10, 11, and 12 points in four games. The average value of positive and negative is +21.7, ranking first in the team, with a net win of 26.5 points per game in four games. When he was on the court, the team's offensive and defensive efficiency difference was significantly improved. For example, although Qatar only scored 10 points in person, the plus or negative value reached +25.

Australia averaged 26.5 points in four games, suppressing its opponent's shooting percentage to below 40%, leading the team in both the inside and outside. Australia's invincibility in the Asian arena is also due to its "race" advantage. They are better than our orthodox Asians in size, which makes them have a natural advantage in basic confrontation against Asian teams with smaller sizes. For example, the Philippines can win their opponents 21 rebounds in a single game and score 19 offensive rebounds.

On the outside, using a close-to-outside strategy and combining fast rotation and filling-up positions, this European basketball defensive system is indeed unsolvable in Asia. For example, the Philippines is actually very disciplined in offensively, with only 7 mistakes in the whole game. However, because Australia's defensive system is strong, although the Philippines can convert positional offensive opportunities into attacks, Australia's benefit from the defensive landing on time, and the Philippines will basically be disturbed when taking action, with a shooting percentage of only 38%.

At present, there are no more Asian teams that are known to be able to threaten Australia. New Zealand is actually a completely weakened Australian itself in the system. It is too difficult for teams of the same style to defeat opponents who are stronger than their basic base. This competition of the Chinese men's basketball team is full of surprises, but they have not met a strong team to verify their true strength. If you want to overthrow the Kangaroo Legion, you may still need a miracle.