Super Basketball Manager

Chapter 245 Golden State RUN!run the fuck!
There is nothing more satisfying in this world than playing the Golden State Warriors...

The Golden State gang has just disintegrated, but their main core unit is still alive...

Seeing that crazy chemist Don Nelson for the first time, Ron only thought that this guy was a straightforward, honest and easy-going philanthropist, but when he saw him line up his troops, it would inevitably make your eyes straighten...

The first-year Steve Curry was the point guard, then the old Rockets player Azubuike, then the 190 Monta Ellis was thrown directly at the small forward position, Corey Maggette was the power forward, and finally Turiaf, who is known as the butcher, played C…

When defense becomes mainstream and the level of the league is getting higher and higher, it is also becoming more and more boring.Fortunately, there are still a group of defenders like Nelson accompanying us. They are determined and have kept the defense at an infinitely transparent level for ten years, making people look like they are out of this world.

Yao Ming, who was determined not to play back to back, was dressed in a suit and leather shoes, but Scola, the main power forward who returned to the starting lineup, took over the inside line instead of him...

Today, Argentine made 16 of 10 shots, including the first three -pointer in the investment career, scored 21 points and 11 rebounds to complete two pairs, Ali Za's 25 -point team was the highest (why not fight today? Because the defense is "Alice" that can fight than him -this Junmengyou Wonderland), Meo 9 points have 4 steals. Dingge 18 points, Nick Yang 12 points.

Before the game, Yao Ming was cleverly rested, and Iverson misfired again, the Rockets, with a team that was banned collectively after the All-Star Game, 119:100 bloody torture of the visiting Warriors, will also quietly reach 5 consecutive victories...

There is such a professional basketball team in the world: it plays magnificently, the mercury pours down the ground, and it averages 108 points per game, which is the second highest in the NBA. It makes every audience watching their games excited and excited. As a result, after seven or eight out of ten regular season games, this team has a record of 8 wins and 22 losses, tied for second last in the league, only higher than the Nets, which just took off the hat of the worst team in history.

There are two reasons for this strange phenomenon: first, their average conceded points per game is more ferocious than their points scored, as high as 112 points, surpassing the league leaders; second, their head coach is called Donald Arvid Nelson.

When it comes to Donald Arvid Nelson—often referred to as Don Nelson or Old Nelson—most people know he's a complete lunatic.

He hates defense, just like a certain professor hates online games, wishing he could turn it into cosmic dust by resorting to the forbidden style - eight childish girls.

What's funny is that at the beginning of Nelson's coaching career, he was known for being good at training defenses. From 1980 to 1985, Milwaukee under his command has always been the team with the lowest shooting percentage in the league.

In 1988, the old Nelson who became the coach of the Warriors may have been unfortunately brainwashed by pyramid schemes, and suddenly he was a different person, waving the whip all day to force the players to run and shoot desperately like mad dogs.

Looking back, it was a crazy and wonderful time!
Every game night, Nelson yelled from the sidelines, Mitch Richmond, Tim Hardaway and Chris Mullin ran around the court like crazy, bombarding the basket in various positions, with the ultimate goal of running the opponent before vomiting himself.

For a moment, the league was frightened and called the Warriors the "Golden State Athletics Team" and Richmond and the other three as Run-TMC. Everyone said that this was a misinformation, and the real version was Run-TMD—fuck it!
In fact, it wasn't until Chuck Daly's Bad Boys of Detroit that the tastes of this cute alliance gradually became heavier.

Several well-known defensive polymaths in the league - Larry Brown, Jeff - Van Gundy, Chicago, Spurs and Grizzlies sprinkled a few more peppers on everyone's taste buds.

A new argument emerged: It doesn't matter how many points you can get, but how many points you can let your opponent get. In the 1994-95 season, the league's scoring average fell below 37 points for the first time in 100 years.

Since then, utilitarianism has defeated romanticism, defense has completely become the mainstream, and the league has become more and more boring while its level has become higher and higher.

Fortunately, there are still a group of defenders like Nelson accompanying us. They advocate the classics and are determined to keep their defense at an infinitely transparent level for ten years.

Before the game…

Ron: "This is not good..."

Adelman: "It's okay, Sloan agrees..."

Sloan: "Yes, I agree..."

Ron: "Stop thinking about it..."

Adelman: "What else to consider...I bet 90 points, so it's decided..."

Sloan: "90? You underestimate the defense I trained, I bet 80 points! I'm overweight!"

Ron: "Then I..."

Sloan and Adelman said angrily: "Of course it's over 100...Could it be that as a team manager, you want to bet on single digits to fool us who are decades older than you?"

Ron rolled his eyes: "OK! I bet..."

...

The thing is, the gamble of the Big Three in Houston originally developed in an extremely favorable direction for Sloan. After three quarters, the score was 92 to 60...

Of course Adelman was laughing, my mother is the head coach, leading so much into the garbage time, I removed the main force, and then put some water, strategizing, laughing at the situation...

The result is beyond everyone's expectations. The Warriors are the kind of team that shines when given some sunshine...

As a result, in the fourth quarter, Houston hit 40:27...

And before the finale, "Alice", who had been in Wonderland throughout the game, made a big three-pointer at the buzzer, planning the victory to Ron's banner...

He also babbled a swear word, played back in slow motion, and from the mouth shape, he seemed to be complaining: "So what if I just scored 3 points?"

All in all, under the precepts and deeds of the old Nelson, the Warriors did have the most fearsome offensive firepower in the NBA at the time.In his seven-plus seasons of coaching, the Warriors have ranked among the top three in the league in scoring in five years.Regrettably, because the team's daily defensive training time is "as short as pissing", their dominance in the league's scoring list is also exceptional. In 7 years, they ranked first in the league in points lost three times, ranked second twice, ranked third once, and ranked fifth in the most abnormal one.Because of this, although the old Nelson led the Warriors into the playoffs 5 times, 3 wins 7 times, and he was successfully elected as the best coach in the 1-2 season, the team has never been able to go further than the conference finals. In 3, the two sides broke up unhappy. With the firm belief of "offensive first, defensive bullshit", the old man turned and left like Google.

In Dallas, the craziest coach in the world met the craziest boss in the world, but Mark Cuban couldn't bear the great dream of Nelson in the end. After a soul-stirring office quarrel, the old man packed his bags and returned to Golden State after an 11-year absence.

Then, leading Baron Davis, Stephen Jackson and Monta Ellis, with the league's second-best sword and league's third-worst shield, Dallas, which won 67 wins in the regular season, was beaten all over the floor, and staged an exciting black-eight miracle.

It's a pity that miracles can't happen again. The Warriors have never entered the playoffs again. This year, Old Nelson, who will soon surpass Lenny Wilkens and become the coach with the most wins in history.

It is worth mentioning that in 15 minutes of playing time, Iverson went 7-for-1 and was pushed down by Adelman in front of the bench in the entire fourth quarter. He didn't even give him a chance to score...

"Not so good!" Facing the answer that broke his promise again, Ron said.

"I seem to have lost my way on the road of life..." Iverson left in a hurry after dropping a sentence after the game, but those who were careful found that there was a smile on the corner of his mouth...

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