Once again, can Xiangbei still win Shanwang (Part 1)

In the first half, Rukawa Kaede responded to Zebei and contributed the most exciting dunk of SD.

Ruchuan fights Zebei, both of them are in the limelight, but the one who is beaten is the Nobian General Hiroshi. It's better to be buckled as a background board, but the key is that he injured his wrist.

The injury of Yebian is a level of being able to endure it. He still starts in the second half. However, Domoto did not use the wild side in the first half. He took this opportunity to replace the wild side and go to Kokawada.

Damoto National Competition is training newcomers, and it is hard to say that there is no factor in underestimating the enemy. But let's think from the perspective of Domoto. In the first half, the team's starting lineup was injured. For safety reasons, they replaced it and adjusted it, so that the newcomers in the team who were in the opposite position could go up and hit it. This is actually a relatively stable employment strategy, which is understandable. The problem with Domoto was that he actually beat Xiao Kawata to the end of the game. In the second half, Sakuragi grabbed frontcourt rebounds on Nobian's head, and Domoto couldn't stand it anymore. He adjusted the matchup and asked Okawada to defend against Sakuragi, then replaced Nobian and let Kokawada go against Akagi.

After that, the inside of Sanno became a battle between Okawada and Sakuragi and Akagi. Kokawada could not defend Akagi alone, nor did he assist in defense. His personal attack was already solved by Sakuragi in the first half, and he did not fight against the injured Sakuragi. Of course, in more rounds, Sanwang's ball is in Zebei's hands, so it's not the turn of Xiao Kawata to play.

It can be said that Domoto's use of Kokawada in the second half was a failure. The question is just that if you continue to use wild edges, will the effect be better? Or, what is the reason why Domoto doesn’t use wild edges?

Conjecture 1: The injury to the wild wrist will affect him.

After Nobi was injured, Inoue gave Nobi close-ups of his wrist armrest twice, but the meaning of these close-ups was more to explain the reason for Domoto to replace him in the first half. As mentioned in the article, the Wild Bian can start in the second half, and the plot does not specifically emphasize this injury, which means that the injury is within the tolerance range of the Wild Bian. The presence of the wild side's offensive end is thin, and without shooting, there is no way to talk about the impact of the wrist on the feel. His main business is defense and rebounding, and judging from his handsome special effects of the board removal in the second half (note that Inoue really drew the special effects of the special effects), Yebian's hands can also be very strong.

Just as George always had a shoulder injury but always had a clear path, the pain in the wild side should have been digested during the game.

However, it is still important that Inoue adds this debuff to Nobe. Although it is not a sufficient reason, at least it was explained by the plot, so it can be barely used as one of the official explanations for his abnormal performance.

Conjecture 2: Nobi's mentality collapsed

Nobi was very angry at Sakuragi's small moves under the basket, and once wanted to squirt the referee to protest-but he held back. In the face of unfair calls, being able to control one's emotions may be regarded as a performance of the player's maturity.

The problem is that if you don't vent your emotions, you must truly digest your emotions. Nobi's method was to try to avoid Sakuragi's small moves through prediction, and Sakuragi predicted his prediction.

The real and real, real and real. It is said that Rukawa and Sanno have learned the three threats of holding the ball. Why didn’t we Sakuragi and Sanno learn the way of yin and yang to get stuck?

After doing this, the rhythm of the wild edges was completely messed up.

The match between Nobi and Sakuragi is a classic scene where the honest man is controlled by yellow (red) hair. The gray area of ​​rules is disdained by honest people, but it is the home court that the yellow-haired can easily do. What should I do if no one presides over justice? Publicly questioning authority? That's not something honest people can do. This is nothing. The key is that if the referee's scale cannot be publicly questioned, the correct choice should be to return the color to the opponent at this scale. But just like when faced with dirty water, honest people will choose to prove their innocence rather than splash back. Nobi only thinks of avoiding Sakuragi's harassment rather than harassing his opponent, which is probably the inevitable result of his personality limitation.

Conjecture 3: Domoto is considering body size matching

If we ignore the matchup against Shanwang, this reason is reasonable. Nobian is 1.98 meters tall, 1 cm taller than the 1.97-meter Takaki Akagi. However, Yebian weighs only 88kg, 5kg lighter than 93kg Akagi. Sakuragi calls Nobian the "totem pole", which also implies that Nobian is a slender inside line and is probably not good at confrontation.

However, this reason is far-fetched. In basketball games, the 5kg weight difference is not even a misplaced. More importantly, the center in the SD plot is generally low in weight:

Yuzhuchun, 2.03 meters, 93kg

Flower shape, 1.97 meters, 85kg

High Saha, 1.91 meters, 80kg

Wild Bian, in Xiangyang and Hainan, the flower shape and high Saha are fully squeezed to the No. 4 position. If the other two are true for Akagi, then Nobian is true for Akagi. After a comprehensive analysis, the conclusion that Domoto replaced the wild side and considered more about the state of the wild side at that time. Wrist injury is a physical debuff, and inner fire is a mental debuff. With the blessing of two debuffs, Domoto believes that Nobi has become a player who is inferior to Kokawata. If Inoue adds Domoto's inner monologue here (Domoto: Nobi has never encountered such a setback in the official competition, and he can no longer play calmly at this moment), and the close-up of Nobi's hand arm on the bench, this will make Domoto's use of Kokawada even more convincing. In the first issue of this series, I spent a lot of time writing about the fact that Yebian was replaced. This is very important. It is the premise of whether there is room for discussion on the topic "Can Xiangbei win the Shanwang again?". Unfortunately, after discussion, we will find that both Domoto’s employing logic and Inoue’s explanation of the plot have some flaws - to a large extent, Nobe was banned by Inoue.

As the starting power forward of King Shanwang, the wild side should have the ability to temporarily switch to the opponent's center. In fact, before Sakuragi started the gimmick mode, Nobi also showed this level of strength in the position of Sakuragi, so it should not be suspected that he has the potential to face Akagi. It was just because of an injury that did not affect the board and a mentality that was unclear, and he completely lost the trust of the coach at a critical moment, allowing a first-year player who had already been seen through his tricks in the first half to take over. This was a bit outrageous.

If Sanwang and Xiangbei fight one more time, will Domoto abandon the wild border?

Or, after watching the video of the battle, will he rebuild his confidence and perform more in line with expectations?

If the results of these two question marks are, no, no, then the situation will be a little unfavorable to Xiangbei.

Does this mean that Xiangbei cannot win the second time?

We will continue next time.