Just like how Durant in the future has a fifty percent shooting rate against James and Leonard, but struggles against Prince and Tony Allen, often performing five percentage points worse against them than other top defenders, Zhang Hao experiences a similar sense of being restrained when faced with Clifford Robinson.
Zhang Hao's strategy of running to receive the ball fears two types of players.
One type is those who closely follow, with excellent turning movements to defend him when receiving the ball, or those who are effective when he picks up the ball.
The other type is players like Clifford Robinson, who have outstanding height and wingspan, exceptionally strong interference in passing and receiving, extraordinary defensive awareness that lands them in the best defensive lineup, and are ever diligent.
However, with the experience from last year, Zhang Hao has a clear strategy today—utilizing his physical advantages.
