Super Basketball Manager

Chapter 356 The Floor Flow Tactic That Bet Everything!
"We didn't solve the problem of the opponent's sudden change of play in time, which eventually cost us a good game...I know that in recent years, when we were in the tiebreaker, our performance was not satisfactory, and of course we didn't want to tiebreaker..."

After losing the sixth game, facing the doubts that came bravely, and the frustrated Rockets fan Ron stood up for the first time...

"Everything is under control..." Ron said to all the news media with a smile after the game.

"Yes, they did play an unbelievable game, pressing defense... Well, I think we will wrap it up and make a countermeasure in time... It's not a nightmare to go to Dallas in the next game... Yes, like Game [-], we have the conditions to win the game. We are still favored in the series... They know it themselves..."

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"What's going on?" Olajuwon rushed to Ron's office after the game, as if his eyebrows were burning with anger.

"It's as if they all ran to the nightclub to find the little girl the day before, and each of them didn't have enough to eat..."

The Rockets doctor Qing Itachi also waved his hand: "...No way, the fifth game was played HIGH, and you see even Lao Yao had a dunk in the end... You know Ron, how much Chinese medicine do these guys consume every time they play? $100 million! This is still a conservative estimate!"

"It's so expensive!" Brett asked timidly next to him, and then everyone stared at him until he obediently shut his mouth...

"You! Yes, it's you, and you! And you!" Ron chuckled and pointed at all three people present...

"Why?"

"It's nothing, it's just that I haven't worked overtime for a long time, let's go together... By the way, if you lose in the 7th game... you guys understand..."

Everyone swallowed for a while...

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"...George is a piece of shit!" Walking out of the Toyota Center after the game, you can easily hear people complaining...

From heaven to hell, George did it in one game...

In the critical fourth quarter, without scoring a single point, and missed a key shot that was enough to reverse the decline...

Maybe God is really fair. Before you put in some effort, you can’t get the candy you want. A few hours later, George’s fishing photos before the game began to fill the streets and alleys of the Toyota Center. The spoof PS pictures, endless complaints, and horrific threats made this young star who was only a freshman a target for a while. How much he was sought after before the game.

Yao Ming patted his little brother on the shoulder: "...Don't pay attention to those off-court things...It's like when you play well, don't believe too much in those boasting...You know? This is business, everything is driven by profit...When you play well, they will keep boasting about you and praise you to the sky...When you play poorly, they will turn around and criticize you crazily, calling you useless...Because this is a gimmick...The fans like to watch these..."

"...I know..." George turned his head and nodded, but passionate tears were already rolling in his eyes...

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In fact, Lao Yao did what Ron was going to do flawlessly. He showed the awareness that a leader should do. Ron stood on the window sill of his office, looking at their team members with relief, disappointment and hope coexisting at the same time...

Everyone hopes to solve the opponent in one go, but the truly most respectable opponent always has to decide the winner in the last round.

Now that the Dallas people have found the "big and small king" who came out of the fifth game to restrain Houston, the Rockets' last hole card is back to the starting point...

There is spring, does it matter?
No one knows whether the Dallasites will extend the Jagged Cowboy spirit of Game 7 to Game 37. The Rockets can only find problems in themselves. In fact, the key to a better game than the previous game is not the MM combination. Right now, the 38-year-old Iverson and [-]-year-old O'Neal can only play a "rejuvenating" game at the same time.

Over the past half a century, those guys who are used to playing on the rim have left far more cups than washes. Even when Jordan and Kobe won the FMVP, they were already past the age of "flying higher". They mastered textbook-level ground combat skills.

Few players are willing to admit that they are dunkers, despite the popularity-enhancing effects of aerial work.

Iverson can't fly anymore, and O'Neal sometimes struggles to walk on the court...not to mention McGrady, the latter is an air operation in a practice game that once again made the small waist anxious...

Bright told Ron that it was George's 7 dunks in the fifth game that made him the darling of the media in Houston. In turn, this also laid the root of his weakness in the sixth game...

It should be noted that George will only turn 20 this year, so if things happen to an uncle player who is nearly 40 years old, what will happen?

Therefore, when Adelman implemented a set of "floor flow" tactics that Ron's team "provisionally studied" on the training ground, it undoubtedly made all the former 85 players applaud...

Sky-is-the-limit?

Forget it, many big people will tell you that "the higher you fly, the harder you fall", such as Stalin and Mao Zedong, as well as Aunt Susan and Uncle Ge, they all insisted not to fly when going out, and in Ge You's words, "Be down to earth".For basketball players, except for a very small number of all-rounders, sticking to walking on the floor is also much more practical than flying around.

From Dr. J to Vince Carter and Jason Richardson, who were also labeled as the "Slam Dunk King" because of their wonderful performance above the rim, they also took the trouble to explain to the audience, "If you have watched my games carefully instead of the highlights, you will know how comprehensive I am. Player."

When he was playing for the Suns, Richardson was about to perform a 360-degree turning dunk in a key undefended fast break, but he was slapped by James who was chasing behind him, and finally lost the game.

Aerial work is mostly icing on the cake. To win a game, what is more important is solid footwork, correct running position, accurate shooting, stable card position, and so on.It is the last word to score two points steadily first, and the work is just a benefit for fans and photographers.Wolff, Larry Bird's first agent, once said: "If Larry has scored 99 points in a game and then gets an unguarded dunk opportunity, he will not choose to dunk, but assist his teammates."

floor flow?Does it remind you of a rocket guy?
When the reporter asked Scola why he just didn't dunk the damn ball, he smiled and said, "Do you really think I'm so tall but can't dunk? Don't make trouble, even Nate Robinson can do it. But that's not my style. It's fine if you can score. Why do you waste energy and useless work?"

Of course, a slam dunk can indeed ignite one's passion, and can also exaggerate the emotions of teammates, but obviously this set of floor moves is completely used to make people look cute to the tired Rockets, mainly to take the lead in grabbing 7.

It is better to die than to live. People often say a word: "The process is not important, the important thing is the result..."

However, don't think that when a person is too old to jump, he can naturally fall into the floor flow.Really solid floor skills, such as footsteps, back hitting, and hook hands, are roughly a child's skill, and you must have a good foundation in school.Otherwise, a man with broken wings like McDyess may be able to do his duty in the meat grinding battle of the Pistons and Spurs later in his career, but his inside skills are actually not comprehensive, not to mention Kenyon Martin and his ilk.A half-shot, with the right screen and defense, is almost the limit of what a half-way floor flow can do.

So it's not hard to see Shaq grinning from ear to ear, and AI with a bitter face...

A day later, Dallas…

When the outside world thought that either Dallas beat the dog in the water, or the Rockets were reborn from nirvana, they suddenly discovered the awkward first quarter...

As Dallas continued its desperate defense in Game [-], Houston's Astros began their hook-shot-time…

hook...

It can be called the unique skill of floor beauty...

In the early years, when Abdullah-Jabbar kept hitting two or three players with hooks, the world called it a skyhook...

In the same way, Yao Ming no longer tried his best to drive inside, but simply changed positions with Cousins, and then hooked the ball directly...

Similar to Teodosic...McGrady...George, when they have an absolute height advantage in the matchup, after the formation of the Dallas people's strenuous defense, they are full of comfortable hooks or standing throws, which satisfy the appetite of the audience...

Although the shooting percentages of those who became monks halfway were so appalling that Adelman couldn't bear to look directly at them, but suddenly, before the lineup was rotated, everyone was surprised to see that the Mavericks, who were addicted to defense in the last game, were a little depressed in this game...

"...I don't know what they are doing...Every time we form a strong help defense, they can always occupy a better position on the court...Even if they shoot the ball, they are reluctant to spend more energy. move...

After rotating the lineup, when O'Neal no longer used brute force to force the muscles such as Humphries and Heywood, he put more energy on the defensive end, and several timely supplementary defenses made Dallas's offense come to naught...

Barkley: "Houston has finally found a smart way of playing... It seems that they have absorbed the problem that the Suns have not been able to get closer in recent years. There is nothing shameful about the floor flow. This is a must-go process from rookie to veteran..."

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The first half was uneventful, and Houston relied on more scoring methods to firmly hold the lead...

Of course, this is what Carlisle and Dallas fans would like to see. Of course they know that time is running out for them, so in the second half, a team led by Dirk Nowitzki and four juniors took the lead in holding high the banner of a strong attack...

In fact, this is the moment Houston has been waiting for...

This time, Ron's hanging heart finally settled down. He glanced at the little fat guy beside him who had opened his mouth and smiled, and excitedly exchanged palms with him...

"...Uh, it's not time to be happy yet!" Ron suddenly became nervous again, "The problem is, the key is to see if anyone can stand up! Dayao, McGrady, Shaq, Iverson...It stands to reason that someone will explode and say, just be afraid..."

Yes, I'm afraid that everyone will be misfired...

When the wind was turbulent, Fang showed his true qualities as a hero. Facing the boos and noises of tens of thousands of spectators in Dallas, who would stand up this time?

　: "Houston finally found a smart way of playing... It seems that they have absorbed the problem that the Suns have not been able to get closer in recent years. There is nothing shameful in the floor flow. This is a must-go process from rookie to veteran..."

　　
　
(End of this chapter)