Milicic's hidden mission is not so easy to complete.

To make Milicic, who is not so confident, believe that he is already better than Bosh, this requires more than just letting Milicic take the lead in statistics.

Just like every confrontation between Yes and Kobe, Ye's data dominates most of the time.

But Ye Si never felt that his hard power had surpassed Kobe.

The same goes for Milicic. To make him feel that he has truly surpassed Chris Bosh, that requires transcendence in all aspects.

If Milicic feels that Chris Bosh's offense is still beyond his ability to deal with during the game, and although he has the advantage in statistics during the game, he does not have the advantage in each round, and he will not think that he has surpassed it.

Bosh.

Just like Al Jefferson, the current center of the Timberwolves, his statistics are better than those of Duncan and Garnett, but has his strength surpassed that of Garnett and Duncan?

Of course not!

The data on Milicic’s hidden mission is not all.

Feelings are real.

This game against the Raptors is definitely the best game of Milicic's career.

Because of Ye's continuous defense, Chris Bosh was unable to avoid Milicic from the outside and shoot. In addition, Bosh himself seemed to want to teach Milicic a lesson in this game, causing Bosh to give up on himself.

advantage, to compete head-on with Milicic's advantage.

On the defensive end, Yes continued to push the blame inside, forcing Chris Bosh to also use his strength that he was not so good at to fight Milicic.

In this game, it can be said that Milicic is crushing Chris Bosh.

Such a victory will give Milicic the feeling of truly surpassing Chris Bosh.

As for whether Milicic really surpassed Bosh or crushed Bosh?

Of course not, the two are still similar in strength, even Chris Bosh is a little bit stronger.

However, the Seattle SuperSonics are now strong enough to crush the Raptors!

If it weren't for the SuperSonics' strength that could crush the Raptors, Ye Si wouldn't be so reckless in the game and throw the blame into the paint without caring about his mistakes!

Milicic is not as good as Durant, and the congestion on the inside is incomparable to that on the outside.

Every time you throw the blame to the inside, you need timing. If you are not careful, you will make a mistake.

In order to allow Milicic to dominate on the offensive end in this game, Yes was made eight turnovers at the end of the game.

In order for Milicic to dominate the game, at the end of the game, the final score between the SuperSonics and the Raptors was 120 to 114, and the SuperSonics only won by six points.

In this game with the Raptors, Yeas relied on the overall strength of the team to support Milicic's strength to surpass Chris Bosh.

Milicic's feelings now are very real. He seems to feel how powerful he is when facing Bosh.

But when Bosh faced such a "real" Milicic, the expression on his face was always dissatisfied.

Ye Si looked at Bosh who was doing shameful Amway moves with other Raptors players, and the expression on his face was also surprised.

This back view is not that simple.

This is a pretty smart guy.

If it weren't for the SuperSonics' absolute advantage over the Raptors, Milicic's task would be almost impossible.

If it weren't for the SuperSonics' absolute advantage over the Raptors, allowing the Sonics to tie up Bosh and letting Milicic beat him, Chris Bosh wouldn't have been able to punch back.

However, no matter what, this task seems simple, but in fact it is not that simple, so it is completed.

Blocked shots:80/80.

This is Yes's current blocking ability. After completing Milicic's task, Yes's blocking ability has been directly improved from 30 to 80!

This kind of improvement speed is indeed very comfortable for Ye Si, who has obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Although the data of blocks is not that important to defenders.

On the court, if you want to block a player, you need too many comprehensive factors. Blocking skills are not even the most important. On the court, if you want to block an opponent, the most important thing is the height armband, followed by jumping strength.

Defensive awareness, and then the shot-blocking skills.

This is true for most defenders.

However, for Yes, the skill of blocking shots is more important.

When he is equipped with the Westbrook five-star card, his bounce and strength are not lacking. Although his height and wingspan are indeed much worse than those of real insiders, his defensive awareness is the best.

It is true that he cannot block some balls that are too high, but for those balls that are not that high, after his blocking reaches 80, he can even block most of them!

For example, if a small guard like Barea or Chris Paul breaks through to the basket for a layup or a floater, as long as Yeos appears in the defensive position, he can basically block most of their attacks!

Similarly, if players like Yao Ming, Garnett, Duncan, and Nowitzki attack at the basket, Yez should not be able to block it, but he still can't block it.

The improvement in shot-blocking ability mainly improves Ye's ability to bully defenders.

Chris Paul, Deron Williams, Ray Allen, Iverson...

These defenders who were already miserable when facing him will be even more miserable now.

Generally speaking, the importance of blocking attributes is not as important to Ye Si as steals, but this is still a huge improvement.

After completing Milicic's hidden mission, the next goal that Yes needs to complete becomes Barea's mission.

Hidden Mission: Braveheart

Task description: My height is very short, my weight is very light, and my strength is not that strong, but I have a brave heart!

Task requirements: Have Barea defend ten players who are taller, heavier, and stronger than him in misplaced positions during the game. Each defensive time should be no less than 10 minutes or 10 rounds.

Mission progress: 0/10

Mission reward: Barea's strength ability.

Barea's task is much simpler than Milicic's.

After all, this task only requires Barea to guard players who are taller, heavier and stronger than him, and does not require Barea to guard his opponents.

Although the task is a little simpler, it is tedious enough.

Barea is a substitute player, and most of the players he plays against are substitute players.

And Barea's role in the substitute lineup is a sharp knife. Barea doesn't care about defense at all.

This is the arrangement of the team's head coach Old Nelson.

For Barea, he is only responsible for offense.

Therefore, in every game, the players Barea faces on the defensive end are those players who have no offensive ability, or are the weakest and most 'innocent' players. If such players have better height, strength and weight than Barea

, then he will definitely beat Barea by force.

When these people have the ability to beat Barea and are ready to beat Barea, Nelson will immediately replace Barea's defender with another one.

It can be said that Barea, who has unlimited protection on the defensive end, cannot face a player for more than 10 minutes or more than 10 rounds in a game.

And this is also the reason why Barea has such obsession.

He was overprotected by the team, which made this player with a character as resolute as a mountain feel very uncomfortable.

He doesn't want to be protected like this by the team.

He wants to prove to the team that he doesn't need protection and can face players who are physically capable of crushing him in all aspects.

Yes was sympathetic to Barea's current feelings.

In the NBA, small players are indeed subject to all kinds of discrimination.

Discrimination is not only experienced by opponents, but also by teammates.

Isn't the Sonics' protection of Barea a form of discrimination?

Just like Stephen Curry, Ye's disciple.

After being swept out of last season's NCAA tournament by Georgetown University led by Roy Hibbert, Curry worked hard on his strength and defense.

This season in the NCAA, Curry's strength and defense have made great progress, but in the eyes of NCAA experts and public opinion, Curry is still a weak defensive colander on the defensive end.

When opponents face the University of Washington, they will still frantically look for opportunities to hit Curry out of position.

Even if they are not efficient when playing Curry, they will go crazy to play Curry.

This is prejudice.

Deep-rooted prejudices.

Barea now also feels very dissatisfied with such prejudice.

However, Barea is different from Curry. Curry is the boss of the team. He needs to play at least thirty minutes in a game, while Barea plays much less time. Other teams will target Curry, but

They won't specifically target Baria. As far as Baria is concerned, they will just fight if they encounter them. If they don't meet them, forget it.

The hidden tasks of the superstar system are very useful.

For Ye Si, the biggest use is not only to give Ye Si a very good strength improvement after completing the mission, but also an important function is to allow him to clearly know the current mood and feelings of his teammates.

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To be continued...