Basketball Myth: Super Guard

"What happened to the referee, this is still our home court, can't you see such an obvious walk?"

"This is not the first time. It has been there before. Who let someone be James..."

The home fans are still talking about it, and they are very upset.

But they also know that the penalty will definitely not be changed. This four-step layup is still a goal, not to mention this is not a rare thing, the star whistle.

76ers offense.

Qin Hao came to the front court and glanced at the referee. Thinking of James' "four-step layup" just now, he suddenly moved in his heart and made a gesture to his teammates to move them away.

Butler and the others pulled away and gave Qin Hao a single.

When the 76ers defended, Qin Hao was in charge of defending Chalmers, Iguodala defending Wade, Xiaoka defending James, Butler defending Haslem, and Nene defending Bosh.

But when it came to the offensive end, it was not Qian Moss who was in charge of defending Qin Hao, but Wade, because Qian Moss couldn't defend Qin Hao one-on-one.

In order to limit Qin Hao's three-point shot, Wade directly stepped on the three-point line defense, staring closely at Qin Hao, and Bosh also stared at Qin Hao, ready to make up defenses at any time.

laugh!

Qin Hao suddenly dribbled the ball under his crotch, his speed exploded, and he broke through from the left.

"Left." Wade judged the direction and immediately retreated. At the same time, he moved laterally, grabbed the position first, and stood in front of Qin Hao.

Qin Hao took another step forward, but failed to pass Wade directly.

But when Wade breathed a sigh of relief, Qin Hao suddenly moved his toes and quickly retreated. He raised his brows, but it was not unexpected. He was mentally prepared and quickly stepped forward.

However, the next moment, Wade can not help but stunned.

This is not a simple step back, but a double step back, which is the signature stunt of Beard Deng, but now Beard Deng has not carried forward this move.

But Qin Hao has his own copy skills, Kobe's leaning back, Ross's change of direction does not slow down, Paul's small and big, Iverson's crossover... All these have been learned, and naturally he will not let go of the double queen. step back.

It's just that this move is very controversial. In order to avoid being blown away, Qin Hao rarely uses it.

But just now James' overlord step came out and the referee didn't blow it away. Qin Hao wanted to give it a try. He used a double step back. Did the referee blow it or not?

Swish!

With a soft sound, a three-pointer hit.

At this time, Wade came back to his senses, looked at the referee, spread his hands and said, "Isn't this a step away? He even took two steps back, so obvious."

In fact, the referee was also a little confused just now. I don't know if I should blow the steps. If I say I didn't walk, it really looks like walking, but if I say walking, the movements are quite coherent.

With this hesitation, the ball was already in.

Okay, everything's in, what else are you blowing?

What's more, James didn't play the "overlord step" just now. Now that the ball has been scored, and Qin Hao's one step is played, it really doesn't make sense.

Qin Hao is already an MVP in the regular season, can he still give a whistle to the stars?

In the end, the referee still didn't take a step and ignored Wade's protest, which made Wade very upset, and complained to Coach Spoelstra, is this really not taking a step?

"This ball...beautiful!"

In the audience, the home fans were quiet for a while before cheering broke out.

The main reason is that this "double step-back" looks too much like walking, making the home fans a little embarrassed.

On the other hand, in the 76ers' rest area, a group of substitute players laughed and said jokingly, "Didn't the referee not blow James, Qin's ball is naturally a good one."

"It's a strike of course, it's called a double step back."

"Yes, this is a double step back, not the same as James' four-step layup."

Everyone agreed and laughed.

......

In a blink of an eye, several rounds passed, and the point difference was further narrowed. After the Heat replaced their main players, the Big Three scored points and chased after a few points. At this time, they were only 1 point behind.

Coach Luke frowned slightly, hesitating to call a timeout.

At this time, Qin Hao made another "double step back". Although it was the second time, Wade couldn't help but be stunned for a while, feeling really awkward.

It really looked like walking, the rhythm was weird, and it was very different from the regular step back. It made him want to pounce on defense, but he always felt that he couldn't keep up with the rhythm.

"Isn't this blowing?" Wade was annoyed and shouted at the referee.

Swish!

With a bang, the ball went in.

The referee still didn't blow his whistle, but the corners of the referee's mouth were twitching. He also felt that this footstep was weird, but he didn't blow it just now. How would you explain the ball before the whistle?

"What the hell." Wade cursed angrily.

Seeing that he was in a bad mood, James quickly grabbed him and signaled to Coach Spoelstra to call a timeout. Coach Spoelstra immediately called a timeout. James took Wade to the sidelines and comforted Wade. De, looking at Qin Hao, was also dumbfounded.

His "overlord step" was also taken in a hurry. If he really wanted him to do it again, he really might not be able to do it.

But Qin Hao's "double step back" is obviously intentional, twice in a row, but where did this guy learn these messy things?

"Is this a walk?"

"I don't know, I didn't see clearly..."

The fans were also confused.

Taking advantage of this pause time, the three referees gathered together, stood on the technical platform to check the video playback, and began to study Qin Hao's "double step back".

There was nothing to study about James' Overlord Step before. If you really want to study it, it is walking, but this time James is wrong, and he is wrong.

However, Qin Hao has done it twice.

If it comes a third time, a fourth time, is it to blow or not to blow?

After watching it for a long time, the three referees were still arguing: "Look at the slow motion, the first step did not close the ball, so it is not considered a walk."

"It's just that I didn't put my hands together, but from the perspective of action, this should be regarded as a shooting action."

"No no no, the angle of flipping the wrist is not too big, it's not a shooting action..."

The three referees couldn't get it right.

After arguing for a long time, no consensus was reached in the end, and the usual confused past was over, but this was the playoffs, the Eastern Conference semifinals.

"Okay." In the end, it was the referee who made the final call and said, "Wait a minute and pay attention to the movements of his hands and feet. If the angle of the wrist is too large, or the explanation of the feet is unclear, then blow him away. If that's all right, don't blow it."

"All right."

The other two referees nodded in agreement.

At the same time, Qin Hao's "Double Back Steps" was also being played on the big screen, which caused constant controversy among fans. Some people said that they walked, others said they didn't.

No one expected that in a game like the Eastern Conference semifinals, they would even come to study the basic basketball rules of walking, or not walking.