On the court, Pang Bo was matched up against Danny. All the Kings fans in the arena couldn't help getting excited, because everyone thought Pang Bo had no chance of guarding Danny.
Pang Bo was a heavyweight center who looked rather clumsy.
Danny was a small forward. Not only were his feet quick, but he also got his shot off fast.
For Pang Bo to stop him would be nearly impossible.
Kings head coach Mike Brown nodded slightly. This was exactly what they'd intended.
He'd put four players who could shoot on the floor to draw the Raptors' big men out to the three-point line to defend.
Once the big man was out at the three-point line, they could use Unlimited Switching Defense to switch the lumbering Pang Bo onto a smaller player. The smaller player could then take him one-on-one, and that would be a sure-fire score.
The commentators in the arena all shook their heads and sighed:
"The Kings have gone with a One Beast Four Shooters lineup! One beastly power forward and four shooters. They're all quick on their feet and can set screens for one another. Any shooter who gets open will pull up from beyond the arc."
"To counter One Beast Four Shooters, the Raptors have no choice but to use Unlimited Switching Defense. But if they do, they'll have to take Pang Bo off the floor."
"Putting a lumbering center in the switching defense is practically handing them a free basket."
"There's no denying Pang Bo is extremely gifted. He's more explosive and quicker than the average traditional center. But that's compared to other centers. Having him guard a smaller player now would be a terrible idea."
Just then, Danny started chaining together crossovers and dribbling between his legs.
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