The one most affected was, of course, Damon Stoudamire.
Zhang Hao hadn't really noticed the person following him. As he ran back, his eyes were on Oliver Miller, who was still at the free-throw line across the court, almost 30 centimeters shorter than Damon Stoudamire.
Zhang Hao found that front defense wasn't as easy as it seemed. Oliver Miller's agility was comparable to Jason Williams, plus he was huge and had the awareness to use his body to avoid being fronted.
It's only because Zhang Hao himself had agility that matched flexible guards, combined with the advantage of his height and wingspan, that he could quickly change direction to disrupt Oliver Miller from the opposite side and poke the ball out.
And he also needed luck to poke the ball towards a teammate's direction to have a chance for a counterattack.
"Am I the only one who can defend the center? What kind of thing is this! I'm a small forward! A forward! ... Oh, the center is also a forward? Bah!"
