basketball task

Chapter 110 Counterattack
Although Chan Ning already has a ball-handling technique with a fusion degree of 75% through the superposition of three Guo Ailun Samsung ball-handling bags, but after just a few rounds, he has a more intuitive understanding of his own ball-handling level.

His physical characteristics are completely different from Guo Ailun's. In high-speed running, such as when pushing fast breaks, Qian Ning is tall and has long legs and big steps. The span between each dribble is very large. If he can combine good luck skills, it will be very There is hope to become a ball-handling master like James and Durant, but the ball-handling skills with Guo Ailun still need to be adjusted.

But when the speed slows down, especially when some small skills are needed, Guo Ailun's ball control bag is still very powerful. For example, in the floorball fight just now, Chen Ning fully demonstrated Guo Ailun's high-intensity confrontation in a crowded environment Under the circumstances, he can still maintain his strong point of steady and flexible dribbling.

Some places are well matched and can play an immediate role. In some cases, more practice is needed, and you can't charge blindly. After several rounds, Channing has already figured it out.

As soon as he stabilized his body, two Hornets players rushed towards Channing. They were David West and Tyson Chandler, trying to steal the ball with their teeth and claws.

"If Paul comes, I will be more careful. You guys, heh, it's free for as long as you come."

Qian Ning waved his teammates back who wanted to help. These two rotten sweet potatoes and rotten bird eggs did not need to respond at all.

One crotch, a fake move from the left, followed by a dribble behind the back, and a huge space was created from the right. With two simple moves, Channing turned the two big men around.

"If you tell you to go left, you have to go left, if you tell you to go right, you have to go right, haha, these two big guys are too stupid."

"Channing's ball handling looks smoother than a smaller guy's, what a show!"

Just about to try to launch a fast break again, Paul has come to pester him. Channing has learned the lesson from the last mistake and dare not love to fight. With his current level of ball control, it's okay to sneak around and be a big fool, but it's still safe to meet Paul. Steady is good.

Waved with his left hand to direct everyone to play quickly, and Channing passed the ball to Miller with his right hand.

All four of the Hornets were restrained by Channing, and no one was defending the frontcourt. Miller made a precise long pass, and Iguodala succeeded in the attack.

"Beautiful! Just hit like this!"

Channing loudly encouraged his teammates, quickly rotated, partially double-teamed, caught the opponent's mistakes and counterattacked more. This is Channing's favorite style of play for the Heat's Big Three. It is also the current Philadelphia coaching staff headed by Cheeks and Sanders. Direction of the research.If the coaching staff is really determined to play this tactic, then Channing's excellent defensive ability and top athletic ability will be maximized, and various statistics will definitely be indispensable. Maybe the best rookie can also give it a try.

"The partial double-teaming defensive tactic used by Philadelphia in the second half worked very well and caused the Hornets to make many turnovers. Both Channing and Iguodala are very athletic strikers, and this defensive tactic is very suitable for them. both."

"That's right, but the 76ers players don't seem to be fully prepared for this tactic. You can see a lot of defensive loopholes on the court. It depends on whether the Hornets can seize the opportunity."

Reggie Miller and Barkley have experienced many battles, and they quickly saw the advantages and disadvantages of Philadelphia's new tactics. In fact, there are indeed many loopholes.

There is an old saying that there is no best tactic, only the best players. Speaking of the most famous and successful offensive tactics in the NBA, people will think of the pass-and-cut tactics of the Spurs Popovich, the bombardment tactics of the leader Nash of the Suns, The triangle offense in the Kobe Bryant Lakers era in the Jordan Bulls era, etc., but the tactics are dead, and the players are alive. Zen Master Phil Jackson is so awesome. He played the triangle offense with Anthony in the Knicks, but he still can't do it.

In fact, there were no tactics at the very beginning of a basketball game. When there were more players and more games, the coaches had to use their brains to figure out how to make the players cooperate to achieve better results. These small cooperations played more , Naturally, a variety of tactics have been formed. From the root, tactics serve people.

For example, Li Nan, the most famous head coach of the Chinese red team, repeatedly "hit a diamond", "hit a horn", "hit a pistol", "hit a hammer" in the World Cup, and he is fanatically obsessed with the three-back tactic , let the opponent's tall striker explode, and lost the Olympic ticket.

If, as a head coach, you can't understand the characteristics of the players, arrange tactics indiscriminately, let Su Wei go to the basket for singles, let Zhou Qi go to the sideline to serve, let Guo Ailun wait for the open three-pointer, then this game is destined to lose.

Fortunately, the coaching staff in Philadelphia is quite good. Not only are they excellent, but they are also very flexible. They are willing to change tactics according to the characteristics of the players. For example, they were able to reverse Larry Brown's stubborn attitude and let Iverson play shooting guard. It can show that the Philadelphia coaching staff is very willing to innovate.

Right now, this partial pinching tactic has just hit the stage, and there are definitely many shortcomings. Reggie Evans and Dalembert move too slowly to keep up with the defensive rotation; Korver is too soft, only 3 no D; The bench lineup is too weak, no one is available except Lu Wei, etc. Sanders has written all these problems in a small notebook, and went back to find a way to adjust and make up for it.

"Cheer up, focus, be serious, don't make mistakes!"

Byron Scott yelled from the sidelines. Facing such a high-intensity attack from Philadelphia, Byron Scott couldn't think of a good solution. He could only remind the players to be more careful in handling the ball, and don't make a catch like Peterson again. The ball is missed.

Paul continued to attack with the ball. Facing the same defensive formation in Philadelphia, Paul chose to use David West's cover to break through to the left this time.

Looking at Channing, who is very defensive and aggressive on the right, Paul's choice this time is very smart. David West caused a certain delay to Iguodala. Taking advantage of Miller's defense, Paul Decisively scored the ball to Peja, who was exposed from the three-point line.

"Shh!"

The Hornets hit a three-pointer!
The score was tied again!
Finally found a way to crack the Philadelphia defense, Paul cheered and applauded his teammates.

And Sanders frowned, and quickly recorded it in a small notebook: "Partial double-teaming problem 1: The strong side has too much strength, and the weak side is easy to miss, especially missing three-pointers. Deadly danger."

If Channing sees Sanders's small book, he will definitely toast the assistant coach with a glass of wine. He is so right. It is simply prescient. The two weaknesses of the peak Heat are well-known, one is inside , one on the three-pointer.

(End of this chapter)