What is a Block and Tackle?

Stealing, also known as stealing or stealing, is a term used in sports. Commonly used in basketball games, coaching, and training, stealing can take away the opponent's offensive opportunity, can drive a quick counterattack, and can make your team hit a climax.

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Stealing:

To improve the success rate of steals, the following methods will help you:

First, we must press him. Every player has his own habits

1. Judge the running course of basketball in advance.
When stealing, we must judge the basketball running route.

There are several factors affecting the success rate of steals in basketball games:

1. The level of your stealing attributes (the higher the success rate of your steals) and the opponent's dribble attributes (the lower the opponent, the higher the success rate of your steals).

2. The status of the other party. When the opponent dribbles and runs, you have the highest success rate of steals. Second, when the opponent is standing still and dribbling, the lowest is when the opponent holds the ball with both hands in place.

3. Location. The highest is face to face, followed by the side (the closer to the front, the higher the success rate), and finally the back of the opponent (but if the opponent is dribbling and running, the success rate is not low when the distance is close to the opponent)

4. In the end, the distance to the other party is the factor (I think it is the most important one). There is only one point to say: you must master the distance from the other party (the closer the better, the farther it will be. Under what circumstances, the success rate of steals is very low). The influence of this factor is very important in the normal game (no card). Do not press the steal button early as soon as your mind is hot.

Then talk about how to intercept during the pass. In fact, it is very simple as long as your position forms a straight line with the passers and passers. Whether you can succeed or not depends entirely on judging the opponent's passing timing and passing to that player.

List of NBA regular season stealers

Year League name steals per game

2017 NBA Draymond Green 2.0

2016 NBA Stephen Curry 2.1

2015 NBA Kawhi Leonard 2.3

2014 NBA Chris Paul 2.5

2013 NBA Chris Paul 2.4

2012 NBA Chris Paul 2.5

2011 NBA Chris Paul 2.4

2010 NBA

NBA steals ranking

Ranking players steals per game

1 John Stockton 1504 2.2 3265

2 Jason Kidd 1327 2.0 2584

3 Michael Jordan 1072 2.3 2514

4 Gary Payton 1335 1.8 2445

5 Maurice Cheeks 1101 2.1 2310

6 Scottie Pippen 1178 2.0 2307

7 Clyde Drexler 1086 2.0 2207

8 Hakeem Olajuwon 1238 1.7 2162

9 Alvin Robertson 779 2.7 2112

10 Karl Malone 1476 1.4 2085

11 Mookie Blaylock 889 2.3 2075

12 Allen Iverson 883 2.2 1983

13 Derek Harper 1199 1.6 1957

14 Isiah Thomas 979 1.9 1861

15 Chris Paul, 1864 ^[3]

16 Kobe Bryant 1176 1.5 1745

17 Earvin Magic Johnson 906 1.9 1724

18 Ron Harper 1009 1.7 1716

19.Kevin Garnett 1270 1.3 1675

20 Fat Lever 752 2.2 1666