"Your exclusive position? Your exclusive zone?" Nash said unceremoniously: "Are you talking to me? Do you think you can beat me?" Kidd said expressionlessly: "Of course, I

It’s position 1, and position 1 is me.”

"You deserve to win."

"Hahahaha~" Nash laughed and said: "Your tone is really loud. Do you think you are Magic Johnson? Even Johnson would not dare to say that he is the No. 1, right? A genius in the history of the NBA

, but there are countless, you and I are just one of them." "No, No. 1 is my position, it doesn't matter who comes." Kidd's words made Nash turn to a disdainful sneer: "Okay then.

Ah, wait until you can defeat me."

Nash also showed off his MVP momentum and said, "I'll make you sober."

Kidd dribbled the ball steadily. His style of play was completely different from that of Nash. His strict and traditional standards were his label as a point guard. After a pick-and-roll, Kidd forcibly broke through Nash's defense. Nash's speed was not slow, but

In terms of strength, it is far inferior to the former. Kidd did not pass the ball. After he faked a pass, he went up to Nash for a layup. Nash tried his best to take off, but after a body contact in mid-air, the referee blew the whistle.

Defensive foul on Suns No. 13.

Kidd didn't score the ball, but it caused a foul on Steve Nash. That was enough.

Kidd's free throw shooting is not bad. His free throw shooting rate in the 2001-02 season was over 80%. Although it is not as good as Steve Nash's 90%, it is enough. Brush~smash~ Sure enough, he made 2 of 2 free throws, which was Tang Qian's success.

The team added another 2 points.

53-48, plus Tang Qian's dunk just now, Tang Qian's team is only 5 points behind the Phoenix Suns.

"Your body is too thin, you should train hard." Before Kidd left, he also spat a trash talk at Nash. After hearing this, Nash looked a little excited and whispered: "Awesome, but you are not

My opponent! I will let the Suns win in the end!"

Nash was still going to call a high pick-and-roll, but this time Stoudemire's forward path was destroyed by Ben Wallace. Although Stoudemire is not thin, compared with Ben Wallace,

Invisibly weaker. The latter's diamond-like muscles entangled him, making it difficult for him to move even in a short period of time. You said he is only 240 pounds? Come on, how many years ago were those old emperors? Rookies

The weight of the contract is not at the same level as the one in the peak period.

When he was young, he was actually very slim, but since he went to the Motor City Pistons, both his deltoid muscles and arm dimensions have shown a trend of crazy growth. By the 2003-04 season, the 29-year-old Ben Wallace had already grown

He is completely different from the "little fresh meat" he was when he was young. If he didn't look at his face, his mother probably wouldn't recognize him.

Those muscles, that bench press, Tang Qian was a little frightened when he looked at them. After all, he was a muscle monster that even made peak Artest "cowardly". Stoudemire is not weak, but it depends on who he is competing with.

Comparing him with top Ben Wallace...well, that's just looking for abuse.

Seeing that Stoudemire was unable to come up, Nash did not want to disrupt the running formation of the others, so for this ball, he chose to break out alone and forcefully attack the Tang Qian team's inside line without using a screen. But before that, he

The person who needs to be solved first is Jason Kidd.

A change of hand and direction, blocked by Kidd, a change of hand and direction + sudden stop and change of dribbling under the crotch, still no effect, a feint cross step... still did not pass the defender in front of him. This defender is

Like a shadow, even if Nash manages to occupy half a body position, it will be quickly filled up. In terms of physical confrontation performance between the two, he is far behind Jason Kidd.

It's okay not to enter "The Zone state", but once it does, Kidd's defensive ability surprised Nash.

Seeing this scene, Tang Qian was stunned at the basket. He even wondered if the "different space" had blessed Jason Kidd. In fact? Of course it was impossible, the "different space" would never do it.

What's so boring about this is that the Nets' No. 5 is really so strong defensively.

Kidd's career steals are as high as 2,684, second in history. I won't mention the nine best defensive lineups. Here I mainly talk about Defensive.win.share, which is the defensive contribution value. Kidd's value is as high as 75.1

Well, what is the concept of 75.1? Let’s make a simple analogy. Chris Paul. As of the 16-17 season, he already has the best defensive team no less than Kidd, and has played for 12 years in his career, but you see

Looking at his defensive WS, the total is less than 40. Based on this calculation, he will have to maintain a 3+ value on the defensive end for at least 12 years before he can surpass Kidd. And you think Chris Paul can play for 24 years

NBA? Even if he plays, can he maintain a 3+ value on the defensive end for 12 more seasons? The fact is that by the 16-17 season, Paul's defensive WS has fallen below the 3+ value, only 2.6. And it is foreseeable that, as time passes,

As the age increases, the defensive WS value will definitely not increase, but will only become less and less.

As for the other No. 1 positions, none of them are offensive and defensive players, so they are even further apart.

This is not the data after 1984. In fact, even if the data before 1984 are added, Jason Kidd’s defense at the No. 1 position is WS75+, which is unparalleled. “Season Triple-Double King” and “Big O”

"Oscar Robertson is strong enough, but in fact his defensive WS total in his career is only 37.2. Jerry West's career WS is 37.9. Gary Payton's career is only 48.9. This does not mean that Kidd's defense was at his peak.

To surpass Payton, after all, Payton is the man who has won DPOY at the No. 1 position, but if you calculate the sustained defensive strength of his career, Payton is not Kidd's opponent.

Well, you ask who at the No. 1 position can have a career-long defensive strength greater than Kidd? The answer is, none.

This means that Jason Kidd's career defensive WS is the strongest at the No. 1 position in NBA history, and there is no one. Even if all the historical strongmen are added up, he is the one who shines the most.

You asked him where he ranks among all NBA players? This is a good question. Because if you look at the 60 to 70-year history of the NBA in detail, Jason Kidd’s career defensive WS can also be ranked 11th in NBA history.

Bit.

Yes, it's 11th place.

Counting all five positions, he can also be ranked 11th!

This is quite appalling!

75.1, which means that if you want to enter the top ten in NBA career defensive WS history, then surpassing Kidd and exceeding 75.1 is a hurdle that must be overcome. O'Neal can't do it, and Pippen can't do it.

Bird couldn't do it, and even Mr. Joe couldn't do it (I don't rule out the reason that his career is only 15 years, but looking at the data, there are still 11 points behind Kidd. Even if the future is 3+ in one season, it will take 4 seasons.

After completing the surpass, Jordan no longer has the defensive ability of the Bulls period in the Wizards. Between 2 and 3 is an average, and it will further decline in the future. After all, he was 40 years old in 2003, and God is also flesh and blood, right?). So.

This data is by no means an accident. It is a reflection of Kidd's superb career defensive endurance.

To paraphrase Kidd's own famous saying after winning the championship in 2011: How did we successfully defend LeBron James? It's simple. We ensured that four people stood in front of him, and I was responsible for directing these four people.

Even though there are elements of bragging, at first glance, it still sounds domineering.

Perhaps ordinary fans only remember the superb performance of "German Tank King" in the playoffs, but Kidd's hidden contribution on the defensive end is not well known to many people. Kidd was in the final five minutes of the 2010-2011 season.

The negative score was +119, ranking first in the league, and the steal data in the last 5 minutes was as high as 3.6 times per 100 possessions! Looking back at the playoff video of that year, you will find that whether it is Kobe, Durant, or James, they are all there

Kidd's hands were so weak! How old was he that year? Well, let me tell you a secret. Kidd was already 30 years old in 2003. As for the 2010-2011 season, you can calculate it yourself.

Coupled with Kidd's label "indirect assist", well, many people may think that this is a beautifying term coined by Chinese people. In fact? How about in the United States? In fact, in the United States, Kidd really has this

This is a label given to him by NBA data analyst Marcoli, called "Extra.Pass". So Kidd is really not like everyone thinks, with average offense, average assist data, and average physical fitness...

First of all, his defense is the strongest in his career at the No. 1 position!

Therefore, Kidd's defensive end entering "The.Zone state" at his peak is indeed enough to give Steve Nash a drink. Because the opponent he is facing now is not a defensive novice, but another way of saying it.

"The strongest in history". So Nash has been greatly restricted! Not surprising!

As a result, the Suns' offense gradually came to a standstill.

After the third quarter, the Tang Qian team had caught up with the score difference and entered the final quarter with a 4-point advantage of 74-70.

Watching Steve Nash at his peak, this seems to be an impossible task, but Kidd did it. Of course, it is not a complete defense, that is unrealistic, and it will cause the Suns' offensive transition to decline and the offensive fluency to be jerky.

, this is an extremely successful one-man defense. And in the history of the NBA, there are only a few people who can do this.

"Awesome! Jason! You are really amazing! You can actually restrain Steve Nash at his peak?" Jordan Hill said with a relaxed expression immediately, as if he had the overall situation of the game under his control.

"Don't take it lightly." Kidd said without getting carried away: "I feel like that guy is not so easy to beat. You have to stay focused in the fourth quarter."

Kidd's words were verified in the fourth quarter. Seeing the Suns' poor shooting, Nash...actually entered an attacking state. What? What's so scary about Nash entering an attacking state? Well, maybe not much

Personally, I know that Steve Nash actually scored 30+ points in a series. And it was not an ordinary 30+ series, it was 30+12+6+1. He shot 55% from the field and 41.9% from the three-point range.

A super-efficient series of 30+ games with a rate of 96.2%. If you calculate it carefully, it is not a "180 club" at all, but an incredible "190 club".

And he did it while averaging 30 points per game. This is simply appalling and may not even be possible in the game.

So when other players are weak in attack, the biggest difference between Steve Nash and Jason Kidd is... he can attack as an absolute strong point by himself. And his scoring ability is explosive.

30+ points in the playoffs, no matter what era it is placed in, is a very representative number, not to mention that it was obtained as a "190 shooting club". So Kidd's top defense is no problem, but what about Nash?

?Attack firepower, at its peak, was also at the top level of the No. 1 position.

At the beginning of the game, Nash hit a top-curving three-pointer. The basketball drew a high arc and then fell into the net.

74-73, Kidd dribbled the ball and passed the ball to Ben Wallace. Ben Wallace once again passed the ball to Ray Allen in the right corner. Unfortunately, the basketball was only hit halfway.

Next. He is Suns No. 13, Steve Nash.

Nash pushed quickly all over the court. After entering the shooting range, he made a breakthrough and made an emergency stop, then took off and shot.

Kidd reacted quickly and pounced on him immediately. His defensive skills were clearly visible, but... the orange basketball still cut through the sky and fell firmly into the Tang Qian team's net bag. To be honest, Kidd

Germany had no problem defending the ball at all, not even out of position. However, even if Nash made the shot, he still made a difficult three-pointer and made an emergency stop. What else could Kidd do?

74-76, less than 50 seconds into the final quarter, the Phoenix Suns overtook the score so fast that no one had time to react.

"Do you think you can stabilize me just because you are good at defense?" Steve Nash, with his long hair flying after scoring a goal, said as he landed: "I have offense, do you?" Kidd's face sank slightly when he heard this:

"I'm in the No. 1 position. It doesn't matter if I'm not good offensively. My on-court responsibilities are not for offense."

"No, Jason Kidd, as a basketball player, do you have any fixed responsibilities? The reason why the No. 1 position is organization-oriented is just because basketball and the team need you to do this. If you can win... how to do it?

What responsibilities does it matter?" Nash said: "Now the team needs me to attack, so I have to attack."

"Of course, the most important thing is that you can't guard me." Nash said confidently, then turned around and went back to guard.

Steve Nash in the MVP season is indeed super capable. Why has Kidd never won the MVP? Luck is one thing, but lack of hard power is also something that cannot be avoided. Otherwise, why can others win 2 consecutive games? You are the only one.

Can't even get it?

The most important thing is that Kidd is in control of this Tang Qian team and cannot do whatever he wants. For him who is good at organization and field control, this is the biggest weakening and the biggest disadvantage.
To be continued...