Forward to the basket

Rivers' idea from beginning to end is how to grind the Pistons to death, just like hanging, slowly tighten the rope, let the opponent breathe, and face tough and experienced opponents, you should do this.

You may come up and wield a large knife and cut your opponent to pieces, but this game will last 48 minutes. Can you guarantee that your team can maintain this offensive efficiency during this period?

Regardless of the fact that the Celtics rank first in the league in terms of offensive efficiency, the further they go in the playoffs, the more unpredictable things will become. Those previous statistics are definitely floating clouds.

Otherwise, the little emperor could win the mvp award in the regular season, but why would he be discouraged in the playoffs?The Wizards failed to keep their scoring average above the season average.

It was only the first round of the playoffs, and then he met the Celtics, and he couldn't talk about efficiency at all. It was a situation that was completely contained, and the data declined, followed by four disastrous defeats. [

Rivers is not alarmist and thinks that such a thing will happen to the Celtics, but in such a rhythm of the game, you can't use regular season data to measure the high confrontation in the playoffs.

Therefore, don’t expect the tactics that can be played well in the regular season to be equally useful in the playoffs. At least you have to do more on defense, and in offense, you can play meticulously, so don’t play those that are too rough. .

The overall ability of the Celtics is very strong, but there are still a lot of things to pay attention to. Rivers really wants to hone it for another season, but now that he has killed this part, he can only try his best to polish it. everything.

When I started to polish the tactics of the Celtics, the imaginary opponents were teams like the Spurs and Pistons.

In the playoffs, you can't always run into an offensive team like the Hawks. If you really fight to the end, when you reach the finals, you still have to fight for efficiency, defense, and who can be better on the court. tough.

You can't expect a team with a strong offense and a defense full of holes to take advantage of it in the Finals.

Even Auerbach once warned him, "Put up the fence first, and then think about killing the opponent."

This is not a wise saying, but it is definitely the most condensed advice from an old man who has been in nb for half a century. Just relying on the Celtics' attack like a gust of wind, they cannot guarantee that they will win until the end.

Simply this season, the Celtics under the command of Rivers not only swept the world by offense, but also entered the top three in the league in terms of defensive efficiency. A comprehensive team will always be the most terrifying existence.

At this moment, the Celtics are trying to turn themselves into such a team. The threat they bring will definitely make opponents tremble. The stability of the Pistons has become a cocoon.

The Celtics are not afraid of others being stable now, but they are afraid that their opponents will fight indiscriminately after they come up. Firth's idea of ​​sharpening the knife there will definitely come to nothing, but the Pistons' unchanged strategy just caters to the tactics of the Celtics.

Now Rivers is thinking about how to drag the Pistons into the position to fight and consume. As a result, Sanders is really obedient. It didn't take Rivers to bother, so he took the initiative to put on a solid defensive posture.

Sanders really wanted to stabilize, but his stability did not give him any chance to counterattack!

This guy's wishful thinking sounded very loud, but unfortunately, Rivers and the Celtics didn't give him room to play.

Never expect the Pistons to play a beautiful offensive coordination, but such a slow pace, but full of strong physical confrontation, even if the Detroit people are strong enough, it is obviously a bit too much.

The main reason is that they have already fought a war of attrition with Orlando, and now it's their turn to face the Celtics with a more sturdy style. Isn't this making themselves uncomfortable?If you want to catch someone's loopholes, you're still catching a fart now!

The confrontation on the outside line may be a little easier to say, but the fight on the inside line is completely avoidable hand-to-hand combat.

The high confrontation inside will bring more fouls. I am afraid that no coach can avoid this point, but Sanders is really depressed now.

Originally, the Pistons' internal personnel were not complete. Except for Rasheed Wallace and McDyess, no one could stand up to share Sanders' worries. When facing the Magic, this was the situation. [

Once Rasheed Wallace gets into foul trouble, then the Pistons will have big problems on both ends of the offense and defense. No matter how you say "roaring Tianzun", it is an axis of Detroit.

The outside line relies on Billups' passing and breakthroughs to find opportunities, so the Pistons' inside line relies on Rasheed Wallace's height and offensive range to tear apart the opponent's defense.

When facing the Magic, it was Rasheed Wallace who held the ball and played Howard in singles. In terms of physical confrontation, this old guy may not have much advantage, but in terms of experience, it is a complete victory.

In the next two games, Howard was unable to help the team stabilize the inside advantage because of too many fouls. As a result, the Pistons seized the opportunity to counterattack, and Rasheed Wallace contributed a lot.

But now this inside offensive and defensive fulcrum was seized and beaten by the Celtics!Rivers' heart is really ruthless. The first point for him to ensure offensive efficiency is to take the complete initiative in the interior!

Don't leave any opportunities for the Pistons to rebound, control the three-second zone, and control opponents' cuts!

Don't look at the withdrawal of a stable scoring point from the perimeter, but there is Kassel's entanglement and Posey's toughness, in order to kill the Pistons' perimeter offensive firepower on the perimeter, preventing them from having a chance to cut into the three-second zone.

Without these potential threats from the periphery, the Celtics are more confident in controlling the three-second zone. Without the advantages of second offense and rebounds, the offensive efficiency of the Pistons has been reduced to the lowest by the Celtics!

Garnett won't be sure of McDyess alone, at least in the first few minutes of confrontation between the two of them, McDyess really has nothing to do with "Wolf King", and often loses the opportunity in terms of footwork.

They are all dexterous insiders, but Garnett's offense is obviously sharper. His strong attack is more impactful than McDyess's. The difference in physique is not big, but McDyess just can't handle Garnett. special.

Don't look at Garnett's average tonnage, but this guy is a crab, with meat in his bones. Once he holds the ball and plays hard, he will not suffer in low-post confrontation, not to mention his footwork at the basket, which is called agility.

McDyess's footsteps are not slow, but whoever has the right to attack will have the initiative, not to mention Kassel and Pierce providing cover support for Garnett in the high post, often a crossover is an opportunity.

Sanders on the sidelines is also really sorry now. None of the Mohammed and others in his hand can single out Garnett to death. Except for McDyess who can barely follow, the rest are all for nothing.

But Garnett's strong attack was indeed too fierce. Halfway through the first quarter, McDyess had to bear the price of two fouls, and the "Wolf King" had already scored 8 points, 4 rebounds and 1 block. build.

As for McDyess' contribution, only he scored 4 points and 1 rebound using a mid-range jumper, but his efficiency was only two of four shots, and he also gave Garnett 4 free throw opportunities.

Because of a foul, Sanders had to replace McDyess from the field when he was only halfway through the first quarter. He didn't want the game to be dragged into the fourth quarter, and he didn't have any insides to use.

The trouble that Rasheed Wallace is facing now is obviously more difficult than that of McDyess. There is no way to stop Garnett from cutting in, but Rasheed Wallace has nothing to do with Chen Feng at all. up.

5分5个篮板1次抢断1次封盖，这数据看起来也就一般，可5个篮板球全部都是来自前场！这让拉希德·华莱士的那张老脸都快丢干净了！

Nima, I have never seen such a brutal opponent. After playing 11 minutes in the first quarter, the Celtics have rewritten the score to 26:18. Although the scoring efficiency is average, the lethality inside is really amazing.

Especially in terms of offense, Garnett's strong attack has already seen the effect, and Chen Feng's strength in the interior has even recovered all the missed shots from his team and continued to attack again!

Cassell alone took advantage of this second offensive opportunity to score a three-pointer and a mid-range shot. Pierce also made two shots in the three-second zone on the second offense, all hitting the board and scoring.

Sanders may be most annoyed by such a loss of points, but his roar on the sidelines can't help Rasheed Wallace. This old guy has nothing to do when facing Chen Feng's attack in the three-second zone. [

Especially for the control of rebounds, it has never been so unfavorable. He even got two backcourt rebounds in the first quarter of the game.

If an insider can't handle rebounds, the meaning of his existence will be weakened, and the Pistons live by the overall cooperation. The defense of the insider can be called their housekeeping skill.

Although after leaving "Big Ben", this advantage has been weakened to a certain extent, but it can still be proud of the Eastern Conference. The last round of killing Magic is to overwhelm Orlando in rebounding.

But in the North Shore Garden Arena, amidst the shouts of nearly [-] Boston fans, the Pistons' most solid line of defense was collapsing, and a pair of fierce hands were tearing at the Detroiters' psychological defense.

The bald wild boy's defense may not seem so sophisticated and professional, but his impact has already made the Detroiters lose their tenacity.

Those big hands waving in front of Rasheed Wallace are robbing the Pistons of their chances of winning.

At this moment, even though the roar of "Roaring Tianzun" is still there, there are not many things he can block.

Now it is not the giant wheel of history that is roaring and rolling over, but a terrifying bald beast that is showing its ferocious posture...

(It's Mother's Day, I wish all mothers can be happy, and I hope all children can be filial to their parents, and the things that children want to raise but don't want to be loved, let's be less, I don't know when I will be able to live this Festival……)