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I don't know what it would be like in other leagues, but it is true that domestic basketball has not been highly evaluated. There were also many perceptions that "a player with insufficient attack ability is a means to survive through bad things and hustles." It may not be completely wrong. Most of the positions in the team stand out as strikers and defenders play six-man or assist roles.

Defenders did not always play supporting roles. There were some top-rated defenders who played a decisive role in the team's victory by tying up even the ace pitchers and key players, who are believed to be good at shooting and pressing. In particular, some players who led their teams to the finals through their contribution to defense are still talked about.

Key players include "defensive general" Roderick Hanibal (52, 193 centimeters), "Daedo" Shin Myung-ho (41, 184 centimeters), "Wild Horse" Yang Hee-jong (40, 194 centimeters), and "Moon Gil-dong" Moon Seong-gon (31, 195.6 centimeters). When his contribution was high in defense, he even said, "Could he have won the championship without them?" It can be said that the players broke the formula that the defenders are supporting players by overwhelming the strikers.

Hanibal, who led the SK Wyverns to its first championship, was selected as the player with high expectations for his role in defense from the beginning. Choi In-seon played basketball with the twin towers of Seo Jang-hoon, the top center in Korea, and Jackie Jones, a versatile foreign big man. As such, he had no worries about under-the-goal defense. Based on solid weight, Seo did not easily fall behind even powerful foreign big men, and Jones contributed to his weakness in space defense resulting from his mobility through all weather conditions.

From the height itself, Hanibal was the strongest in the KBL. However, he felt uneasy only with Cho Sang-hyun and Hwang Seong-seong at the outskirts. Choi chose Hanibal, believing in only one defense. It was a good choice, but it was quite shocking at the time. Hanibal was the first player to play defense in a situation where both players preferred technician and ace-type short foreign guards.

Although Lewis Lofton made headlines by blocking not only guard but also undersized big man Johnny McDowell during his time with Daegu Orions, he was somewhat far from a foreign player who specialized in defense like Hanibal. Hanibal displayed defense capability in all weather events. With fast feet and strength, and seasoned performance, he was able to field well-known Korean point guards such as Lee Sang-min, as well as foreign players No. 4.

BY: 온라인카지노