Huazi should have a better future! The Harden-style offensive proof failed, and it needs to start from here

After the Timberwolves lagged behind the Thunder 1-3, the fans gave Edwards the direction of the attack. In the key battle of life and death, they did not choose to take action and let the team suffer the defeat. So the author would like to ask, is it really Edwards' fault? Judging from the data, the data gap between Huazi and Alexander is too large, and it can only be understood as not carrying the team's offense, but many people ignore the Thunder's defense and Huazi's offensive skills.

Hua Zi, who has just entered the league, is far from his current strength. He can only say that he has a strong physical fitness and has sharp breakthroughs with the ball. He has no other advantages. Until the evolution of this season, Edwards has developed his three-point shooting ability on the outside. From the perspective of the regular season, there is no problem. Even in the playoffs, facing a team with weak defensive strength, Hua Zi can still play like a fish in water. Unfortunately, they met the Thunder, the No. 1 defense team, and could not make it into the game. In the end, Edwards was confused.

When seeing Edwards get the ball, I actually thought of an old friend, that is, Harden, who uses the outside shot to find the feel and break through the inside to cause damage or throwing. However, Harden has used his own experience to tell everyone that this scoring method has failed. If you want to win the championship, you must evolve more offensive weapons.

Look at Huazi's current offense, shooting from outside and shooting from inside, there is no other way. If the feel is turned on, it is a big killer. If the feel is not found, the whole team can only wipe his butt. This is the problem Edwards is facing now. On the other hand, Alexander can hit, shoot, and has a good mid-range move. The diversity of offensive weapons is the foundation for his life in the playoffs.

Let's compare Alexander and Huazi. Which of the two is more suitable for the league's appearance? The answer is obviously Huazi, not only younger, but also a local player. If Huazi hadn't been unable to do his own good, how could the league train a foreign player? So the question is, how should Huazi evolve? Why is it far from enough to say that only three-pointers?

The Western Conference Finals has proved that Huazi needs to continue to evolve, and her match with Alexander has always been at a disadvantage. It is not that her physical fitness is inferior to her opponent. The most important reasons are two: First, Huazi's offense lacks rhythm changes, and second, Huazi should increase her back-to-body singles skill pack.

It can be seen that Huazi's offense is relatively rough. After holding the ball, he will break in. He has no control over the rhythm at all. This is also the biggest gap between him and the superstar. In fact, what he should do is to increase his skills package, because from Huazi's physical fitness, he has the capital to confront, and this skill is very important for the improvement of professional players, not as good as: Kobe and Jordan.

The Timberwolves have Gobert and McDaniels inside the inside. Their position on the defensive end resulted in the space of the penalty area being compressed, and Edwards' breakthrough route is often blocked. Faced with this dilemma, he chose to crack the defense by developing back-to-back singles and mid-range jumpers. Huazi has a strong physical fitness, which provides a foundation for him to engage in back-to-body confrontation, so that he can better withstand defensive players when playing singles at low posts and complete difficult moves. In addition, he combined the explosive power of rugby training to further improve the stability of back-to-back turn and jump shots.

If Huazi completely mastered this skill during the offseason, he not only solved the team's space problems, but also improved his key ball ability and gradually grew into a superstar who integrates offense and defense. In the future, with the further polishing of his back-to-back technology, he is expected to show stronger dominance in the playoffs and key battles.

The most important thing is that Huazi is still young and he still has plenty of opportunities to learn and grow. Do you think Huazi will make progress next season? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.