When playing against Asian teams, relying on personal ability and physical advantages, one can easily overpower the opponents.
Often utilizing full-court press and defensive counter-attacks, a quick offensive wave can crush the enemy in a short time.
However, when facing European teams that are faster, stronger, and possess higher tactical skills, they are completely at a disadvantage.
After all, it's no longer the 50s or 60s, European basketball has greatly developed.
The "small, fast, and intelligent" approach wants to counteract their "big, slow, and clumsy," but in the 90s, Europe is no longer "big, slow, and clumsy," it's "big, fast, and intelligent."
Players like those from Lithuania have the capability to survive in the NBA, being tall, strong, and simultaneously very fast.
Chinese traditional small players have no advantage against them, only disadvantages.
Not to mention full-court press, even with two players double-teaming on the outside, the opponent is fearless.
