Forward to the basket

It is estimated that few people could have imagined that Rivers would have such a wonderful starting lineup, and no one could have imagined that the Celtics would change their previous steady and steady game and come up with a combination of blows like a storm.

Pierce's chasing three-pointer, and the fast break after the counter-attack on the spot, this doesn't look like the Celtics' usual style, and it's more like the old Nelson's desperate assault tactics.

You must know that in the past dozen or so games, no matter who the Celtics have met, they have always played as you like, and I will just spend time with you at this rhythm.

Even if he is behind by double-digit scores, Rivers will rarely change his tactical arrangements, as if that slow-moving style of play is like the historical condensedness of the Celtics.

Many people have criticized Rivers' tactics, saying that this guy has just become a coach for a few years, and he has begun to become a little dull, and he rarely makes the team play with enthusiasm.

If it weren't for Chen Feng's wild temperament inside, it is estimated that the Celtics' style would have been fixed in a slow positional battle, and they rarely had such a rushing momentum.

Such a sudden change made many Boston fans a little dumbfounded. Some people even rubbed their eyes. They suspected that this was just their own illusion.

"I don't know how to evaluate Rivers' tactical change, but I can only say that the offense in the two rounds just now played beautifully, which really surprised people."

Kenny Smith commented on the two fast breaks just now. As for Miller, he just shrugged.

"Doug, your change may make many people uncomfortable." Thibodeau saw that he had already beaten the opponent 4:0 in less than ten seconds after the opening, and even he was a little surprised by this change.

"Isn't that just right? People who are familiar with us are not used to it, so our opponents will be even more uncomfortable."

Rivers seems to be deliberately pursuing this effect, otherwise he wouldn't have specially instructed the players before they came on the field, let these boys let go of the attack after they enter the field, don't worry about it.

Regardless of what the opponent is doing, the mission of the Celtics is to use offense to oppress the opponent. This is just like the old Nelson's style of play after he removed the center.

For the time being, Rivers doesn't have the courage of old Nelson, but he doesn't have to be so extreme, at least he still has two big men inside who can overwhelm the sea.

It would be the best choice if he could stun his opponent with a stick. Although the possibility of this is a little bit small, Rivers still intends to give it a try, at least to give the opponent a blow.

Let those guys from Dallas understand who is in charge of Boston, this is not an arena where they can easily plunder the victory!

Barefoot people are never afraid of wearing shoes. Facing a team that has just passed the baptism of the finals, Rivers also showed his extremely bachelor side of character.

Anyway, it may not be possible to capture the opponent, so it is better to go all out and fight the opponent. Anyway, you have to play well to finish, even if you lose, you have to output money.

In fact, before the start of the game, Rivers was still worrying about his tactical arrangements. He was really afraid that those boys who were used to the usual slow tactics would not be able to adapt for a while.

Now it seems that this tactical adjustment is not bad, at least in terms of effect, it is not bad.

The group of team members who now have a gangster look on them are completely unscrupulous, and they put on a posture to fight the opponent hard.

Uh, Rivers actually found that he was a little needless to worry, like a beast like Chen Feng, he would care who his opponent was?That guy looked like he was the boss at all.

No. [-] in the West, this guy doesn't have this string in his mind. All he cares about is whether he can beat the opponent in front of him, no matter what means he uses.

And with this kid on the field, there is no need to worry about other people not being infected. That wild boy is like a powerful virus, which can always make other people start acting wild along with his emotions.

Even Pierce doesn't have this kind of magical power. I'm afraid only that wild boy who runs amok can make the whole team look like a bunch of bandits.

Rivers didn't know whether this change was good or bad, but whenever he saw Chen Feng roaring madly at the opponent at the basket, or beating his chest and leading his teammates to charge.

Not only are the fans excited, but even Rivers can't help but clenched his fists sometimes.

Although this is the first time Rivers' unorthodox tactic has appeared on the court, the overall effect does seem to have achieved the kind of goal he wanted.

Just like when I met the Warriors a few days ago, I was confused by old Nelson's wolf pack tactics.

Now the fierce attack of the Celtics has also made the opponents from afar sweat coldly.

The Mavericks are indeed a bit uncomfortable with this change. Avery Johnson's previous tactics were based on me, and he dealt with opponents according to his own habits.

Originally, the Mavericks' usual style of play was to use Nowitzki's containment force, and then assist Harris and Terry's breakthroughs, plus Howard in the middle distance.

Although the "little general" has begun to change the Mavericks' tactical system, in general, he still uses many basic routines from the old Nelson era.

Rivers dared to play like this because he wanted to use his master to beat his apprentice. Although the old Nelson was taken away by his apprentice and Cuban, Johnson's tactical quality is still a little bit worse after all.

Even though few people would recognize this point, Rivers' stealthy tactical copy directly made Johnson feel a little helpless.

If it was old Nelson and the Mavericks, it is estimated that this old guy would have changed without saying anything, directly replaced with a group of musketeers, and started to confront the Celtics' artillery fire.

The temperament of the head coach can determine the vigor of a team. Although this statement is not necessarily accurate, the Mavericks are indeed a little more stable and less crazy now.

Rivers just wanted to replicate the old Nelson's madness, let this ferocity run through to the end, and directly hit the group of Dallas people head-on.

Just like what Rivers himself said, today, the Celtics don't plan to have any reservations, and they are completely prepared for the whole family.

Have you ever seen rush tactics?Just like in "StarCraft", the Terran took its own farmers and a few gunmen and went straight to the opponent's house to build a bunker.

Extending the flames of war to the eyes of the opponent, even if it is uncomfortable, it will make those guys uncomfortable!

If you want to destroy someone, then make him crazy. Now Rivers has changed this sentence, if you want to destroy the other party, you must also become crazy!

Such a surprising change by the Celtics directly messed up the arrangement of the "little generals", and it even made the rhythm of the Mavericks chaotic.

The fearless Celtics will not be satisfied with a 4:0 lead. Those two fierce attacks were just an appetizer, and then the gang launched a three-dimensional bombing.

It's just that before this, the Mavericks didn't feel much. They thought it was just a carelessness just now, and it had nothing to do with the opponent's change of tactics.

Avery Johnson stood on the sidelines because of the opponent's two fast breaks, and loudly reminded his players to concentrate and not to make low-level mistakes again.

Howard, who looked depressed and served from the bottom line again, did not make the mistake of being intercepted by his opponent again, and Terry's high-speed advancement after receiving the ball did indeed push West back step by step.

This is the rhythm that the Mavericks are used to, so after a few seconds of stalemate with the ball and West, Terry chose to make a tough shot. This guy cut in at high speed from the baseline and made a direct throw.

Chen Feng and Jefferson, who were trying to defend, were both blocked outside the three-second zone, and they had no time to stop Terry's attack.

"This is the way Dallas people are best at attacking." After Miller watched Terry's attack succeed in the commentary booth, he also had to sigh with emotion for the Mavericks' offensive level.

"Those guys have become more mature after going through the finals." Kenny Smith also echoed, and it can be seen that this guy still admires the Mavericks.

Nice offense!Indeed, clean and neat, from screen to offense, the entire team's operation is quite smooth, and the Celtics' defense can't stop it at all.

But before Kenny finished admiring, Miller pointed to the changes on the field and said, "The Celtics' counterattack! The speed of advancement is amazing!"

For Big Mouth Miller to say such an evaluation, that kind of speed is definitely not just a breakthrough like Terry's foot on the Hot Wheels, but the speed of the entire offense, which is too fast.

Terry had just hit the floater, and before the guy had even had time to get out of the paint, Rondo grabbed the basketball on the baseline and had already thrown a pass across the half court.

Neither high nor low, the basketball almost flew out of Terry's nose. None of the Mavericks' players could retreat to their own half, but the Celtics' offense had already begun.

The two figures had already swept across the half court like a hurricane. On the Mavericks side, only Nowitzki could barely keep up. The rest of the people may not have realized what happened.

It's a pity that Nowitzki's big man can't catch up with a high-speed forward Pierce even if he spreads his speed, not to mention there is an oversized stumbling block in front of Nowitzki.

Nowitzki was able to realize that it was time to return to the defense, and it was also because the kid who was blocked by him on the outside and couldn't return to the inside line moved first, so he became a little vigilant.

It's just that this vigilance was a bit slower than Rondo's pass across the half court, and the other strong kid deliberately pushed Nowitzki behind.

With such a big guy as a stumbling block, Pierce would not be in danger of being blocked even if his pace was a little slower.

When Paul Pierce's one-handed dunk led to another wave of celebrations at the North Shore Garden Arena, Nowitzki stared motionlessly at the big man in front of him.

No one knows what the Germans are thinking at the moment, but the counterattack just launched by the Mavericks was even more fiercely counterattacked by the opponent before it was warmed up.

Now the Mavericks have come to understand, and now this group of Bostonians are completely ready to risk their lives to fight with themselves.

All tactics are played to the limit, and these guys just want to use this kind of rush to beat themselves to the end.

And it's not the end, it's just the beginning...

(The department is very busy today. I got off work late. I didn’t get home until 8:[-]. I just had a bite of food and started typing. I was a little tired. I don’t know when the second update will be sent out. I will try my best.)