The Overlord of Basketball: 2K Possession

Chapter 389 First Battle 3
Pat Riley was also polite, and said very simply.

"Mo, next we need your help, [-]-pointers, remember, throw those damn balls.

Also, Chen, I need to speed up, speed up for me, the faster the better. "

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That's right, this is Pat Riley's tactics, or in other words, the Heat's designated battle plan.

However, because Parker suddenly stood up and disrupted the deployment of the Heat, Stan Van Gundy had to make changes.

What is the Heat's tactics?
Facing the Spurs with integrated offense and balanced offense and defense, the Heat have only one tactic, be yourself.

It is not impossible for the Heat to win by playing their own tactics and playing their own level.

This is Pat Riley's tactic for the Heat, defensive counterattacks, quick offensive and defensive transitions.

After the whole game, the Heat actually did a good job.

However, no one expected that in the third quarter, Parker ushered in a small explosion.

More importantly, the Heat couldn't find a way to limit him for a while, but let him play better and better.

This is how to do?
What Stan Van Gundy thought of was naturally to strengthen the defense and limit Parker through defense.

But Pat Riley thinks that if he can't defend, he simply doesn't defend, but takes offense.

Among the three point guards, when it comes to offense, it is naturally Mo Williams.

Not only that, in order to speed up, Pat Riley also replaced Brad Miller.

Haslem played center against Duncan, while Antoine Walker appeared at power forward.

After all, Muhammad is just a fake starter. More often, the Spurs use the combination of Duncan and Robert Hawley.

The Heat's lineup is naturally fast, but there is a problem with the offensive organization.

Chen Mo's shoulders were basically responsible for organizing the offense of the entire team.

It's just that, in the last round of the series, Chen Mo had tried to play with a super high ball possession rate.

It's a bit like the Cavaliers later, arrange a bunch of shooters, then add a pretty good inside, and then let James handle the ball.

Whether it's singles or breaking through and scoring, all tasks are on James.

What teammates need to do is to hit the ball steadily after receiving the ball.

Today's Heat team adopts exactly this tactic.

Of course, Chen Mo's breakthrough is not as good as James', but don't forget, Chen Mo is more likely to attract double teams.

After all, when defending James, the opponent can still take shots and not let go.

But if it's Chen Mo, why don't you give it a try?
Sure enough, when he returned to the field, Chen Mo completely took possession of the ball.

Antoine Walker's pick-and-roll was drawn, and as expected, Bruce Bowen and Holly directly double-teamed Chen Mo.

Chen Mo had quick eyes and quick hands, and immediately gave the ball to Antoine Walker, there is an open space!
However, just as Antoine Walker was about to make a shot, Duncan quickly stopped him.

It has to be said that Duncan is Duncan, with his help defense speed and defensive area, the NBA owes him the best defensive player.

Antoine Walker's reaction was also quick, moving the ball again, and Mo Williams made an opening in the bottom corner.

Regardless of Parker's good offense during this period, in fact, his defense is just so-so.

Parker came a step late, and Mo Williams shot directly after getting the ball, as if there was no second thought in his mind.

"Shh!"

Unfortunately, the ball really went in.

I have to say that Pat Riley deserves to be one of the best coaches in the NBA. This insight is really not simple.

To be honest, it is quite interesting to see the two generations of old foxes fighting between Pat Riley and Popovich.

79:77
The two sides launched a tug-of-war again, but the situation has changed, and the situation is gradually favoring the Heat.

Failed, Parker is good, but now he is far from reaching home.

No, after a small burst, unconsciously, it gradually returned to silence.

As for Chen Mo, at this time, in addition to organizing attacks, he also made one himself from time to time.

Chen Mo is not a neurotic knife. For a while, his performance has been very stable.

85:80
At the end of the third quarter, the Heat have taken a small lead.

More importantly, this problem will return to the Spurs, and it depends on how Popovich responds.

Popovich frowned and thought hard.

The easiest way, of course, is to restrict Chen Mo, but this is also the most difficult way.

Just as the Heat can only double-team Duncan, the Spurs can only use this trick.

But when facing outside players, double-teaming is not necessarily very useful.

Sometimes, it can backfire!

Popovich was very distressed. Why is it so difficult to deal with a player who is only a good three-pointer and has no particularly eye-catching highlights?
However, he ignored that Chen Mo also had no obvious flaws.

The three-point shot is pretty good, but at the same time, the passing vision, the mid-range shot, and even the drive are not bad.

Watching Chen Mo thinking hard, Popovich naturally saw Bruce Bowen who was facing Chen Mo.

At this moment, Popovich's mind flashed, and he seemed to have a solution.

Of course, this is the Heat's home court after all, so you should be careful.

90:83
Seeing that the score was stretched further, Popovich knew he couldn't continue playing, so he quickly called a timeout.

It is still a very conventional tactical arrangement, and it still emphasizes the focus of defense and offense.

To be honest, there is no special effect, even the Spurs players suspect, is this a waste of a timeout?
And yet, where no one was looking, Bruce Bowen was being told something by an assistant coach.

Stepping onto the court again, Bruce Bowen stared at Chen Mo with burning eyes, already planning in his heart.

The Spurs are still attacking, using the pick-and-roll, Ginobili breaks through, and then points to Duncan.

It's just that Haslem followed closely, and Duncan could only continue to break through without a chance to make a move.

It's a pity that the shot facing the basket missed, and Chen Mo immediately protected the rebound.

Quietly, Bruce Bowen has followed, looking like he is about to grab a rebound.

He grabbed a rebound symbolically, and then stretched his feet forward, as if he lost his balance in the confrontation.

Sure enough, Chen Mo grabbed the rebound and was about to hit the ground when he felt a stabbing pain in his ankle.

Chen Mo quickly retracted his feet and fell to the ground. Anyone who has played ball knows the pain of a sprained ankle.

"Injury Immunity"

At the same time, the page of the 2K system popped up, and the words "Immune to injuries" kept flashing.

Sure enough, the pain in the ankle gradually eased, and Chen Mo twisted his ankle by luck.

Fortunately, it is really lucky enough!

"I was careless, this time there was no flash!"

For Bruce Bowen, Chen Mo has always been cautious, and has avoided it several times before.

He thought this was the Heat's home court, so he didn't dare to go too far. Chen Mo obviously overestimated the limits of him and Popovich.

(End of this chapter)