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Chapter 639 Mystery
Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals ended with a big victory for the Timberwolves.Many are waiting for the Spurs to dethrone the Timberwolves, and the Timberwolves will have to prove that they can stand alongside the great teams that built dynasties.

In this game, Bai Jidong, who scored 38 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists, shined in the audience. His score exceeded the sum of the two No. 21s.

The outside world thought that this would be a decisive battle between the two No. 21s, but it turned out to be Bai Jidong's outstanding performance.

Bruce Bowen said: "The White Wolf is the toughest opponent I've ever seen, and every time he plays against him is a huge challenge."

"We have focused too much attention on KG, and the white wolf is also a point that must be resolved. This is a problem that we will focus on studying and solving next." Popovich said.

Simmons believes that "Duncan's law of upward and downward effects" will determine the trend of the Western Conference Finals.

The so-called "Duncan's law of upward and downward efficiency" means that when Duncan performs well, it can drive other players to perform; conversely, if Duncan does not perform well, it will also affect the performance of other players.

"Yes, Tony is an All-Star, and Manu is one of the best sixth men in the league, but if the Spurs want to win the Western Conference Finals against the Timberwolves, they must let the "Duncan's up and down theory" exert its positive influence. Simmons pinpointed the problems facing the Spurs.

After Bai Jidong was interviewed by the reporter, he walked back to the locker room. Most of his teammates got dressed and waited for him to come back.

"We still have to win three games before we can reach the finals. We can't relax and keep the current sense of urgency to go to San Antonio." Bai Jidong said.

Casey held the tactical board, clapped his hands and said: "Tonight you played the game I wanted to see, keep this aggressiveness, and the victory belongs to us."

Eyes shifted to the Eastern Conference, the series between the Pistons and the Cavaliers.

The Pistons can drag any game into an anxious war of attrition, and opponents often collapse because they cannot withstand the full-court confrontation.

This is the second time James has attacked the Pistons. The Pistons narrowly won by 1 points in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Interestingly, in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals, the Pistons also won by 3 points, and the score was exactly the same as Game 1.

Looking at the whole game, the Cavaliers played normally, especially the defense played a very high level, while the Pistons played slightly worse considering their strength and experience.

In terms of overall strength and experience in the playoffs, the Cavaliers are obviously inferior, but today they have been clinging to the score in the Palace of Auburn Hills, and even took the lead at one point, and almost completed a three-point lore at the last moment, overwhelming the Pistons. They were all in a cold sweat, and the increasingly mature defense made the Pistons' offense stumble. Today they played the level that a conference finals team should have.

Although the Pistons lead 2-0, the Cavaliers have shown the potential to challenge the Pistons, and it is still unclear who will win.

The Timberwolves have no intention of paying attention to the situation in the East. The war between the Wolves and the Horse has just started, and the series will intensify.

"How can I not lose track?" Vashabek asked after Hardaway.

Hardaway is a little bit in a dilemma. For things like reading tactics, one depends on accumulation and the other depends on basketball IQ.

Vashabek has a good sense of the ball, but his golf quotient may not be so good.

It's not good for Hardaway to directly say that his golf quotient is not good, and he can only say what others have said to Vashabek: "Take your time."

Vashabek was tempted to take his time, until he heard Casey point out in the video analysis room: "As many as 15 points were lost due to Bonu's tactical movement."

How much is a game?He was in double figures when he lost points in one link alone, is that okay?

"Is there a quick fix?" Vashabek asked.

Hardaway talked about an unsolvable solution: "Maybe you can go to Decker and ask for a volume of Spurs tactical running clips, and watch them repeatedly, maybe it will be useful."

Wasabek actually went.Hardaway suddenly felt that he had made a bad idea. Watching tactical clips has always been the coach's job.

Unless it is a position commander like Bai Jidong, it is necessary to watch the tactical clips. Will Vashabek watch the tactical clips in order to read the tactics, will he be dizzy by the ever-changing running routes?

"Penny, where's Bonu?"

Just as Bai Jidong wanted to challenge Vashabek to a duel, he disappeared in a blink of an eye.

Hardaway pointed to the video room and said: "I have made progress in my studies."

Wasabek watching the video?Bai Jidong walked over suspiciously, quietly opened the door of the video room, Vashabek held the remote control in both hands, and watched the tactical clip with the concentration of Eddie Griffin watching the AV.

The Spurs' tactics are complex and diverse. There are dozens of routes for pick-and-rolls in just one area, and hundreds of changes are hidden in these routes.

Only the coaching staff has time to read these. It is really embarrassing for Vashabek to write down all these tactics.

"Forget it, Bonu, you haven't even memorized our own tactics." Bai Jidong wanted to help him out of the sea of ​​suffering.

Vashabek held the remote control tightly, "As long as there is a chance, I can't give it up."

"Then go ahead."

Let this kind of bewildered person let himself be bewildered, maybe it will really work?

"So our Bonu is working hard to become a coach after retiring?" Garnett's eyes were about to fall out.

Shane asked with a smile, "How long has he been watching?"

Hardaway, the culprit of this incident, said relaxedly: "It's been almost two hours."

"So he's not working out? Isn't that putting the cart before the horse?" asked Mochis, who oversees Vashabek's shooting drills.

"Who says it's not?" Old Willis stretched his old legs, "I'll catch this guy and see how he has improved."

Seeing Willis in such a hurry, Hardaway guessed maliciously: "I guess old Kevin is worried that Bonu will take his job."

"It doesn't exist. How old is Bonu? By the time he was about to transform into a coach, the old Kevin was half buried." Spanoulis said.

Although the words of the Greeks are a bit harsh, the truth still makes sense.

Old Willis led Vashabek in front of the crowd: "Tell everyone what you have gained, and we will learn and make progress together."

Vashabek glanced at Bai Jidong, who nodded, encouraging him to speak out.

"The Spurs play a lot."

"Yeah." Very ordinary prelude, listen to what's behind.

"Their pick-and-rolls, the delays for weak-side off-ball guys have hundreds of options."

Everyone just listened to it and wanted to hear more, but Vashabek stopped.

Stopping here can only show that Vashabek has only learned so far.

"Besides these, have you found anything else?" Spanoulis couldn't believe that he had seen these in two hours.

"Their moves are similar to ours."

This is the fucking point!

Garnett, who didn't take it seriously, asked directly: "How do you say?"

Vashabek said: "For example, in our "bingo1", KG or someone else picks and rolls for the boss, and the boss breaks through and passes the ball to the person standing in the bottom corner."

"The guy in the corner for the Spurs was always Bruce Bowen," Vashabek said.

Most of the tactics are the same, but the executors are different.

Each team has a different focus. Like the Suns, they shoot as long as there is an opportunity, regardless of the target.

"Then what inspiration do you have?" Bai Jidong asked.

Vashabek shook his head, "I need to see more clips..."

"Then you don't want to train anymore?" Mochis asked.

Vashabek said: "I can stay and practice more."

"Hehe, no way!" Mochis couldn't let her mess around like this, "Forget it during the offseason, not during the season!"

Vashabek can only be obedient, after all, Mochis has taken him for two years.

"Bonu, after training, take the tactical clip with you, and I'll watch it with you when I get home." Bai Jidong said.

Vashabek nodded happily, "Good!"

"Looks like tonight is going to be a sleepless night."

Bai Jidong has caused trouble for himself for nothing.

Bai Jidong's emphasis on Vashabek has gone beyond the care of his teammates, just like cultivating heirs.

"Is that what MJ taught you back then?" Hardaway asked curiously.

Jordan?Bai Jidong slightly imagined how Jordan would teach Vashabek.

Jordan's temper, and Vashabek's history of killing lions...

If the two don't know each other well, if Jordan starts a "championship crash course" education for Vashabek...

"There is a high probability that he will not be alive now, if MJ taught Bonu."

In terms of getting along with teammates and giving advice to others, Bai Jidong thinks he is far better than Jordan.

The way Jordan led his teammates was unique, but not for everyone.

Who likes being called around every day by a mean as hell bigot?It ranges from swearing, to serious one-on-one bullfighting education.

Looking back on those three years, Bai Jidong didn't know how he got here, he was in dire straits every day.

Humans are complex creatures, it is true that that period of history is hard to look back on, but Bai Jidong misses it very much.

At that time, he was just a new star behind the Audio-Technica. He didn't have such a big pressure now, and everything was carried by Jordan.

In the 98 season, everything Jordan did was engraved in Bai Weidong's heart forever.

"I don't know how that guy is doing recently..." Bai Jidong muttered.

That night, Bai Jidong called his old friends from the Bulls period, including Zen Master who was coaching the Lakers and Jerry Chriss who settled in Chicago after resignation.

Jordan is the last person Bai Jidong thinks of.

After the call was made, the two habitually hurt each other, and they both hurt the vitals, so they sparred for a few minutes, and then hung up the phone unhappily.

"Boss, do you still watch the tactical clip?" Vashabek realized that it was getting late.

"Look! You have to watch it! I asked them to edit it again, specifically to edit the clip of the Argentinian running against you. Let's study it..."

The two watched the 10-minute clip, and Vashabek saw something.

"He seems to enjoy playing with bigs other than TD."

"Yes, once TD comes out to pick and roll, he will directly attack the basket. You can refer to these positions and pay attention to these positions. If their cooperation is successful, you have to switch defenses with others as soon as possible..."

(End of this chapter)