Legendary Basketball Tycoon

The Heat immediately switched to defensive mode after completing this first offense, which is the kind of all-team defense.

It stands to reason that in the absence of Kobe, Mourning and Nash sitting on the bench, the Han will not be afraid of the opponent’s bombardment tactics, even if they counterattack they can suppress it, but Pat Riley still Resolutely let the players execute the offense and immediately turn to the defensive tactics, showing that the NBA coaches attach great importance to any game.

Compared to offense, when facing other teams including the Hans, defense is their biggest problem. There is no way. The Heat are currently such a strong offensive and weak defensive team.

Although the Hans have greatly reduced their scoring ability after both Kobe and Mourning are suspended, don’t forget that they still have a lot of veterans. Sometimes veterans can play a decisive role, not to mention games like the playoffs. Up.

Contempt for opponents, this is definitely not Pat Riley's mistake, his apprentice Van Gundy has already experienced it personally, so he will not repeat the same mistakes.

Although the Hans are one of the strongest offensive teams in the NBA this season, it is not unreasonable.

Not to mention Mourning and Kobe, even the strength of these people on the court is quite good.

After seeing the Hans’ starting roster, Pat Riley knew very well that Paul Westphal was going to play positional warfare. The pick-and-roll is undoubtedly the most powerful presence in positional warfare tactics, Jerry Sloan This season, the Jazz has led the Jazz to use the pick-and-roll tactics to the extreme, and the Hans will execute this tactic more resolutely after they lack the super scoring Kobe and the inside iron gate Mourning, because they are sitting on the bench Veterans, these veterans are not lacking in strength, but they lack speed. It's understandable that the veterans can't run, right?

Sure enough, after Mark Jackson dribbled the ball through the half-court, he immediately dropped the ball into the penalty area and gave it to Garnett. It was Chris Gatlin who stared at Garnett. He was nicknamed "Doping". Nate resisted, just to prevent Garnett from turning around and shooting. In fact, the effect was very obvious. Garnett didn't want to expend too much energy with Chris Gatlin at the beginning, so he directly dropped the ball. It was passed to Dell Curry, who had been waiting by the side, and then ran over to prepare for a pick-and-roll for Dell Curry.

Dale Curry also knows the coach’s tactical intentions, so he didn’t rush to shoot after receiving Garnett’s pass, because he was followed by Rex Chapman and Rex. Although Chapman is a bit older, he still has defensive experience, so Dell Curry can only find opportunities to run open and shoot.

But when Dale Curry saw Garnett running over to do a pick-and-roll for him, Dale Curry knew that there was a chance. Sure enough, Garnett blocked Rex Chapman’s defense like a wall. Route, allowing Dell Curry to run out of space and shoot the ball directly.

The pick-and-rolls have been so hard, and the effect is of course very obvious!

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Paul Westphal on the sidelines is quite satisfied with this offense, because the effect has been achieved, and the result is also good, isn't it? !

In the absence of Kobe and Mourning, he can think of three tactics for positional warfare. One is the "pick and roll tactic" adopted by Jerry Sloan every season, and the other is to use Garnett as the center of the organization. The last type of "Princeton Tactics" is the "One Star Four Shooting Tactics".

It can be said that if the first tactic is used, although "pick-and-roll tactics" are very common in the NBA, as long as the wall-makers do well, there is still a good chance to win the game. Don't ask why, you should ask Jerry. ·The expert Sloan is fine.

If you use the second tactic, Paul Westphal really dare not use it, because he is facing the famous coach Pat Riley, not the rookie Van Gundy, let’s say he is playing with the Knicks. In three games, he used the "Princeton tactics" to the extreme, and Pat Riley made three more videos of this tactic. He can't guarantee that the opponent will be unprepared for this tactic. With unexpected results, he also decisively gave up this set of tactics. No, it should not be said to be giving up. At least it is only used when the situation is behind.

As for the third tactic, Paul Westphal is even more afraid to use it in advance. This tactic needs to be used only when the Hans appear and are eliminated. The effect is too early to use. It's not obvious anymore.

To sum up, Paul Westphal chose the first "pick-and-roll tactics" out of prudent considerations. The strong "pick-and-roll tactics" is not necessarily the Jazz, right? Maybe it may be Han Chinese. .

In fact, Paul Westphal’s practice these days is to pull the inside players out as a wall. Whether it’s Garnett or Sam Perkins or the old Buck Williams, he wants it. Train these people to be walls.

It's ridiculous, now that the Hans are only three of them inside. If the three of them get injured or foul too much, then Paul Westphal is really going to be blinded, and he has to go there to find an inside player. Fill the vacancy!

So before this game, Paul Westphal arranged for Garnett and Sam Perkins to come out as a wall for teammates to play pick-and-rolls, and find a chance to attack the Heat.

In the face of an old world like Pat Riley, Paul Westphal did not dare to neglect, he must have spent a lot of thought to seriously deploy.

But the effect depends on the player's on-the-spot performance. If the player's performance in this game is average, then the game is probably cool.

"I have to say that coach Paul's tactics are still very successful. He gave up the previous bombardment tactics of the Han people and started the pick-and-roll. In the absence of Kobe and Alonzo, this may be a good move."

"Mr. Xu, you are right. I have stayed in Han Chinese longer than you. I am really familiar with Coach Paul. This is a gentleman-like coach, which is what we usually say. It is indeed a bit difficult for him to give up the bombardment tactics he has pursued for many years. After all, after the lack of Kobe and Alonzo, the Han people have completely lost both in counterattack and in creating scoring opportunities. In this case, it is better to tighten the fence. If you do a good job and make your tactics simpler, maybe you can get miraculous effects?! Coach Paul's tactics in this game are very reasonable!"

Director Zhang also feels a lot at this moment. He also knows that this is obviously Paul Westphal being forced to do nothing. He can only use this set of tactics to limit the opponent to ease the pressure on his side, and he cannot send Nash as soon as he comes up. Let’s play the game. You must know that Sam Perkins and Dale Curry, the two veterans who started off the bench, don’t have much speed. If the intensity of the bombing of the Han people is normal, then these two people will have no energy after the first half. , So a reasonable allocation of the veteran’s physical stamina is the most important thing.

Time turned back, and the Heat still had amazing offensive efficiency. Jamal Marsh was facing Glenn Rice, who was as tall as himself, and hit a three-pointer directly from outside the three-point line. The Heat opened the score.