The Warriors shooter is here! The Big Five rookie scored 22 points in 16 minutes, and made 6 three-pointers in the first half
The timer in the stadium just jumped to 7 minutes and 33 seconds in the second quarter, and the Warriors bench suddenly exploded. The white guy wearing the No. 15 jersey just received the ball in the bottom corner. The Jazz defensive player was two meters away from him. Someone shouted at the sidelines: "Let him shoot!" Before he finished speaking, the basketball had already drawn a rainbow arc and entered the net hollowly - this was Gaibu Madson's sixth three-pointer in the first half. The Jazz coach was so angry that he threw the tactical board to a loud bang. This 24-year-old rookie makes Salt Lake City fans stupid. You should know that last year they were cheering for their home team's selection of Cody Williams, but now they were beaten by the shooter trained by their colleges. Madson played at the University of Utah for five years, and made more three-pointers than the canteen aunts. However, he didn't hear Stern chant his name on the night of the draft. When the Warriors assistant stopped him in the player passage, the guy was packing his luggage and preparing to go to the Greek league to make a living. "Why would you try the summer league? " The assistant coach said this lightly, who would have thought that he would really be able to pick up a treasure. The old fans of the Oracle Arena looked at the scoreboard and rubbed their eyes straight. Of the 33 points in the halftime, 18 points came from this unknown undraft. His three-point shots were so straightforward, and his catch was more flexible than the delivery guy scanning the code. The most amazing thing is the 45-degree angle on the left. The defender threw himself into his face. He forced himself to adjust the shooting space by leaning back. After the ball entered, the referee whistle sounded, and the old man wearing Clay's jersey on the sidelines almost laughed out his dentures - Isn't this 3 1 script the best skill of the No. 11 back then? Madson's cell phone kept shaking in the locker room. The messages sent by college teammates were piled up, and the one that was the one that was the one that was the one that was the one that was hurt: "I had known that you could play so well, I would have asked you to defend Yang Hansen last year!" This reminded people that just three days ago, the Warriors' Damobley, who was known as the "Summer League MVP", was defended by the Chinese guys to 0 of 9 shots. Now it seems that the Warriors' summer league lineup is like a blind box bought by Pinduoduo. I never know if it is a surprise or a shock before it is opened. The staff of the technology desk are repeatedly checking the data. He scored 22 points in 16 minutes, and 6 of 10 shots from outside the three-point line. This efficiency can be used as a microwave in the regular season. The Warriors accompanied the team reporter posted a highlight of Duan Madson's college days on Twitter, and the comment section was instantly infuriating. Some sharp-eyed netizens discovered that this guy once threw 9 three-pointers in a single game in the NCAA Championship, which was a real "white version of Curry". However, there are also people who know the ball to pour cold water on: "The defensive intensity of the summer league is like a joke. McCaw scored 30 here! " The Jazz's side Cody Williams was staring at the technical statistics in a daze. This guy scored 17 points in his lottery show last year, and the data looked OK, but the opponent scored higher in less than half of his playing time. What's even more heartbreaking is that many of Madson's three-pointers were made under his defense. The scout on the sidelines remembered in his notebook: "There is a top-notch running consciousness without the ball, the shooting speed is faster than the NBA average, and the defensive movement speed remains to be seen." If Madson saw this comment, he would probably be happy to send a fruit basket to the scout overnight. The Warriors management is now performing a real-life version of "Punishment into Gold" in the box. General Manager Deng Levi was pinching his chin and thinking: What the team lacks the most now is this kind of plug-and-play shooter, the key is that the contract for the undraft is cheap! The assistant teaching team next door was already discussing how to design tactics for him. Someone suggested that he be a fixed-point fort on the weak side, and was immediately refuted: "He is a good player in the Spanish pick-and-roll in college!" This discussion was very lively, just like an aunt in the vegetable market bargaining for 50 cents. The broadcast camera suddenly gave a close-up to the sidelines. Klay Thompson's huge poster was still hanging on the wall of the arena. Someone posted a small note below the poster: "Temporary worker, earning 22 points an hour." This black humor made the live commentary amused. Coincidentally, the number 15 that Madsen wore today happened to be Clay's number when he first entered the league. A fan posted on the forum: "Why would we nickname the new classmate 'temporary soup '? "The following posts are all "snatch bamboo shoots ". There was a small episode with 3 minutes left in the game. When Madson was substituted, a little fan shouted at him: "Can you sign me? Just sign the next Clay"! "This guy almost choked by the drink after hearing this, and waved his hand while coughing: "No, no, I didn't even get a guarantee contract!" This is true. After all, the summer league is like the first side of a blind date, and no matter how good the impression is, it must stand the test of training camp. However, judging from his performance today, he can at least get a share of the Exhibit 10 contract. If he is lucky, he might be able to make it to the big list. A dramatic scene occurred when the final whistle sounded. The Jazz coach actually came over and patted Madson on the shoulder, muttering: "If I had known you would have asked for more tickets at the University of Utah." This sounds like a joke, and it is full of tears when I read it carefully. Regarding the most depressing thing today, I am afraid it is the Jazz Scouts team, a fruit tree that has been planted in their backyard for five years, and the fruits were picked by the other family. The Warriors assistant coach is secretly having fun at this moment. Yesterday they were still upset about missing Bailey, so today they picked up a shooter with a three-point shooting percentage of 42%. This luck is like winning the lottery with a scratch invoice. Madson in the locker room was giggling at the camera. The reporter asked him why he adjusted so quickly. He scratched his head and said, "Last night, I dreamed that the university coach chased me with a broom and said that if I couldn't make another shot, I would ask me to go to the school team to be a water dispenser administrator." This answer made the media present amused. Someone found out his scout report before the draft, and the shortcomings column read: "Age is too old and mediocre athletic ability." Looking at this report now, it seems to be saying that Messi is too short and not suitable for playing football.
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