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Chapter 622 Bombardment

Chapter 622 Bombardment

For example, Stoudemire, the Suns relied too much on Stoudemire to eat in the paint, which caused the Suns to fail.

In the league at that time, there were monsters like O'Neal and Duncan on the inside.

For the Lakers and Spurs, the sun is their biggest opponent.

But for the Suns, the Lakers and the Spurs are monsters on the Sun's head?

However, now, Nash, who has changed to a new coach, is going to change his way to compete for the O'Brien trophy.

Perhaps, for a smart player like Nash, winning the championship as the head coach is the best ending.

Nash's understanding of bombardment is more pure than that of his mentor.

Nash is crazier than D'Antoni. Every position of the Nets is a guard, a forward, and a center.

Nash broke the conventional 1-5 positions in basketball. Each of the five players who started the Nets was an all-around player who could play in three positions.

This is the changeable formation of the Nets. Guards can also rush into the interior to dunk and grab rebounds, and centers can also pull down near the three-point line to shoot and assist in defense.

Irving took the ball to the frontcourt again. At this time, Nash shouted tactics at Irving from the sidelines.

Irving set off immediately, and the unexpected breakthrough left Schroeder behind.

Matthews, who came off the bench, played his role.

As expected of the Lakers' defensive champion, Matthews rushed to Irving at the first time to complete the supplementary defense.

But Owen is also a bold man with high skills, and he leaned his back directly on Matthews to complete the turn.

Davis put up the pick-and-roll, Irving passed two people in a row, and after reaching the low post, he faced Davis, pulled the bar in the air and shot, and completed the shot.

"Shh."

Shoot and return!

Owen, who had been assisting his teammates in the first half, suddenly turned on the singles mode in the third quarter, scored 5 points in a row, and suddenly widened the point difference to 3 points!

Kobe stretched out his hand and frowned.

Irving is considered the most famous disciple of Kobe Bryant's "Mamba Training Camp".

But just last season, Irving was called "ignorant of current affairs" by fans for a long time, but it's only been less than a year. Why did Irving suddenly want to know when to come by himself and when to organize teammates?

In the next round, the Lakers' offense still failed.

The referee's key penalty seems to have affected the mentality of the Lakers generals. This is the second consecutive round that the Lakers have missed.

The ball was switched. When the Lakers focused their defensive attention on Irving, Dinwiddie ran back to open up space, received a pass from his teammate, and cut directly to the basket to lay it down.

Sure enough, when the Nets bombarded the system, no matter whether the Lakers double-teamed Irving or not, other players would stand up and contribute points.

Based on this alone, the Nets are very different from the Suns 15 years ago.

In the past, the Suns were not confident in three-pointers and relied too much on offense at the basket, which instead limited their own infinite possibilities.

Today's Nets completely let go of the shackles under Nash.

"Shh."

Dinwiddie's wipe hit the basket and bounced into the frame.

With this goal scored, the Nets suddenly widened the point difference to 5 points.

"Dengdeng—"

"Lakers! Come on!"

The fans at the scene began to cheer for the Lakers crazily under the leadership of DJs and drummers.

The two on-site commentators were all staring at the field at this moment.

"This pace, the Lakers are going to blow up... I wonder if Kobe will call a timeout?" a commentator said.

As professional basketball staff, the commentators' sense of smell is naturally more sensitive than that of ordinary fans.

The Lakers' offense, this time Irving pressed Schroeder close to him, preventing Schroeder from taking the ball across the half court.

Experienced players can feel that this round is the outcome of the next match between the two teams.

The Nets' defense has begun to become aggressive.

Ge Feng ran back to the half court to meet Schroeder.

The Nets still wanted to force Ge Feng, but Ge Feng seized the opportunity and rushed directly to the basket with the ball.

This time the help defender on the weak side of the basket came quickly.

This is the benefit of the Nets' zone bombardment.

As early as Ge Feng hadn't set foot in Joe Harris' area, Joe Harris had already smelled the scent in advance and came to help defend.

As soon as Ge Feng reached a high position, he was double-teamed.

Ge Feng has rich experience, and the moment he saw the double-team, he knew that there must be a vacancy.

Matthews retreated to the bottom line for a three-pointer, and Ge Feng passed the ball immediately after seeing it.

Matthews made a three-pointer from the bottom line.

"Bangdang~"

As Bryant feared, Matthews' three-point stability is far from being as good as Bo Young's.

This ball, Matthews hit the iron.

Jeff Green scored a rebound, and the Lakers have suffered three consecutive offensive setbacks.

If Matthews is allowed to play to create an oppressive defense for the opponent, then the Lakers' three-pointers will definitely not be as threatening as when Bo Yang is on the court.

The Nets' defensive counterattack.

The power of Dinwiddie's second-in-command in the Nets also exploded after the bombardment started.

Dinwiddie ran back again. After holding back the defense, he showed his coping ability. After receiving the ball, he hit the ground without touching the ground and gave the ball to LeVille who ran afterward.

LeVille was young and strong, so he flew up and dunked one.

67 to 60!

The score is almost running to double digits!

What the Nets just played was a standard "Princeton offense."

Princeton tactics attaches great importance to the four links of "space, timing, observation, and execution".

Space refers to: the position and distance between players on the field.

Timing refers to the timing of passing, running, and counter-running.

Observation refers to: the defensive position of the opponent, and the cut-in of teammates without the ball.

Execution means: After fulfilling the above conditions, effectively complete the termination.

The Princeton style of play was invented by Pete. He once used this style of play to lead Princeton University to 500 wins and set 14 NCAA records for the lowest points lost.

You know, Princeton University is a school where none of its students are eligible to enjoy American sports scholarships. This is a "refugee cave" school in basketball. Pete insisted on using this tactic to defeat North Carolina and the Blue Devils. This shows the horror of Princeton's tactics.

The greatness of Princeton's tactics goes without saying. The triangle offense, bombardment tactics, small ball system, and even the Spurs' hammer tactics are all based on the invention of Mr. Pete, and gradually developed into new tactics.

Princeton's tactics emphasize "ball movement, people movement, and coordination."

Human movement refers to off-ball movement, air cuts and back runs.

Ball movement refers to passing the ball continuously and sharing the ball.

Back running is a science born out of Princeton tactics.

The trick of running backwards has now become the basis of basketball.

According to Mr. Pete himself: "Basketball has reached a certain level, and it is difficult to train better than others at the technical level.

The sport of basketball, until the final professional arena, is all about physical fitness.

But Princeton basketball is different from conventional wisdom.

Strong can take advantage of weak, but clever can take advantage of strong.

The Princeton tactic is a clever tactic.

He is the most 'smart system' suitable for small ball tactics in the world, and he can make any 'weak' team strong."

(End of this chapter)