Guard With a Knife

Herb Williams finally agreed with Doug's idea.

To be honest, he came from a very traditional quasi-academic background. He wasn't exposed to it when he was an assistant coach under Wilkins, Larry Brown, Isaiah Thomas or even D'Antoni. The concept of Total Attack and Total Defense proposed by Doug made him very fresh. The only thing that reminded him was probably the former Orange Legion on the football field... the Netherlands.

Snoopy, James Johnson, Wesley Matthews, Gallinari, Kirk Hinrich.

Herb Williams called the names of the five men.

Since the last game, these five people had fought together, so there was not much surprise on the bench. It's just that Jeffries is a little upset. As of tonight, he still hasn't played the game.

He thought that Herb Williams was just taking away his starter to give himself a warning, but he didn't expect that he seemed to be going to push himself to the end.

This guy really thinks he is some iron-blooded coach.

Jeffries turned his head and complained to Zach Randolph.

Randolph didn't reply, he just stood up, greeted the team leader next to him, and walked to the locker room.

Wearing a suit, he had no problem getting up and leaving.

However, Jeffries immediately stood up and went out, which aroused the speculation of nearby fans, and at the same time made the bench look stunned.

However, Doug quickly took control of the situation. He called the players over, and he said seriously: Now is a very critical moment for us, if we can gain an advantage over the Atlanta people, it means that our style of play can be officially included in the tactical manual. Even ... we will become the founders of a new style of play because of it.

Doug told his teammates half-jokingly and half-seriously: Now, you have to show some sense of mission.

As a leader, Snoopy completely ignored Jeffries' departure, and he didn't want his teammates to be drawn away because of this matter.

In fact, under his remarks, it did have this effect.

Time flies, beep!

The whistle sounded and the game continued.

The Atlanta Hawks put on the strongest lineup: Mike Bibby, Joe Johnson, Josh Smith, Marvin Williams and Al Horford.

The athleticism and defensive intensity of this lineup are beyond reproach. Moreover, it is possible to play a fast offense or a ground-based expendable defense.

In contrast, the Knicks lineup seems a bit incomplete.

The Knicks' rotation is too risky. Their style of play is completely restrained by the Hawks. McBrin is not optimistic about New York. He emphasized: Atlanta is not the New Jersey Nets. Their lineup can Got an advantage over the New Jersey Nets. Because Brook Lopez couldn't run at all, and Devin Harris was in a one-up trap that night.

The Eagles don't have these problems at all. They have the most athletic forward group in the league. They can rotate at any position except the 1st position. Even... With Mike Bibby's strength, even if he switches to 5 The number position can also be top-defended.

While McBrin was speaking.

Kirk Hinrich has quickly brought the ball to the front court, and then he passed the basketball directly to Doug.

Doug directed a crossover between James Johnson and Wesley Matthews, and then he drove straight to Josh Smith, and used a wonderful pull-up at the free throw line to sway the defense and go to the basket. At this time, the basket has been completely emptied, and when Duge went deep, Marvin had to help defend.

But as soon as he assisted in the defense, Josh Smith did not quickly rotate over.

That leaves Johnson open.

Doug hit the ground directly, James Johnson received the ball, but he didn't take a shot. Instead, he took a direct step, rushed to the basket, and was about to dunk...but Marvin Williams turned around and hugged him.

beep!

The whistle sounded.

James Johnson walks to the free throw line.

Swish! Swish!

Made two free throws.

Immediately... The Eagles decisively suppressed the rhythm, they attacked the position, and passed the basketball to Al Horford.

Facing Doug's defense, Al Horford immediately turned his back. In the playoffs last season, he had a lot of opportunities to face Doug. He even had a low success rate in singles against Doug, and his jumping ability is not vegetarian. Moreover, he is extremely patient on the defensive end, and fake moves can't fool him at all. He can only press his space with post-up singles, and then turn around and shoot a jumper.

However, after studying seriously with the Black Mamba this offseason, Dug has a better understanding of the skills of post-up singles.

The moment Al Horford shook his shoulders and made a fake move, he had already made an accurate judgment.

So, after Al Horford turned around and tried a jumper, Doug's hand was already sealed in front of his eyes.

He had to pass the basketball to Josh Smith, who caught the ball quickly and shot... BOOM!

Unfortunately, the basketball missed.

The Eagles immediately tried to grab offensive rebounds, but found that Snoopy had already been stuck in the paint like a sea god.

With the help of his card position, James Johnson took off the rebound easily.

Immediately passed the ball to Doug, and the Knicks launched a quick defensive counterattack.

When Snoopy came outside the three-point line with the ball, he quickly handed the basketball to Matthews, who was fast down on the left. Matthews made a change of direction and swayed Johnson, who was not on his footing, into the paint area to attract Mike Bibby After switching defenses, throw the ball directly to the corner of the three-pointer.

Kirk Hinrich received the basketball, and Al Horford quickly switched over.

And he feinted a shot, opened the defense, and rushed to the penalty area. Marvin Williams hurried forward to defend.

The Hawks made four good and timely switches.

However, at this time, a position was finally revealed.

With a flick of his wrist, Kirk Hinrich sent the basketball across the court and handed it to Gallinari, another three-pointer in the corner.

Gallinari catches and shoots... Swoosh!

Basketball hit.

In fact, while he was shooting, Doug has already made a precise positioning in the paint area. If he misses, he still has the opportunity to grab an offensive rebound.

With this wave of cooperation, Madison Garden was already boiling.

The three commentators of ESPN were also a little speechless.

After a long time, Reggie Miller frowned and said, This ball is a bit like the style of the San Antonio Spurs.

Also a bit like King Satmento.

McBrin added.

None of them expected the Knicks to be so willing to share the ball. And, each of them looks like they have unlimited firepower.

Easy side to fight again.

Josh Smith tries again for a jumper, but unfortunately, the basketball misses.

However, Marvin Williams and Al Horford failed to grab the rebound at the same time. The duke under the basket was majestic, one against two, and relied on his super jumping ability to get the basketball in advance... He used his actions Prove to the world that even though I'm starting to look like a star player now, I'm still good when it comes to doing the dirty work around the rim.

After taking off the rebound, he quickly moved forward. When he reached the three-point line, he directly cooperated with Gallinari to hit the wall.

He handed the basketball to Gallinari, who was outside the three-point line on the left wing, and quickly penetrated into the three-point line from his right side. After Marvin Williams switched defenses, he quickly pocketed from Gallinari's left side, and Gary Nally quickly turned sideways, blocked the defense with his body and handed the basketball to Doug. Doug catches and shoots... Swoosh!

He hit a three-pointer again.

To be honest, Doug was a little surprised. His shooting percentage even far exceeds the state in training.

In fact, he just wanted to use this cooperation to show Kirk Hinrich, and he hoped that Kirk Hinrich could do this kind of cooperation with himself in the future. After all, his body is much thicker than Gallinari. {PS, friends who watch Warriors Ball are familiar with this cooperation. Curry and Green often play this combination. }

Amidst the tsunami-like cheers of the audience, Mike Woodson's brows became more and more frowned.

Dug's shooting tonight caught him by surprise. He never dreamed that Snoopy's progress would be so rapid. He couldn't shoot last season, but tonight he hit a hundred shots?

Woodson originally thought that the game was sure to win, and he would definitely wipe away the shame.

But now...the point difference has exceeded 20 points.

While Woodson was furrowing his brow, Marvin Williams finally drew a foul on James Johnson, tricking the young rookie into leaping with a fake shot, then bumping into it to earn the foul.

But, unfortunately.

boom! swish!

Made two free throws.

The Atlanta Hawks have been out of touch tonight.

And...without Pachulia, their presence around the rim is getting weaker and weaker. Al Horford, Marvin Williams, and even Joe Smith couldn't take advantage of Doug, Milicic or even David Lee.

Swish!

Easy side to fight again, Doug hit the emergency stop jumper again.

This made the atmosphere at home boil to the extreme.

At the same time, it also made the balance of the game completely tilt to New York's side.

With Doug showing amazing shooting touch, ... the Hawks defense has to fill him in heavily. And this gave the other four Knicks players more room to play, and they got a greater degree of freedom. This degree of freedom greatly improved their ability to understand this set of tactics.

If the existence of the Nets allowed the Knicks and the Knicks to understand the concept of the Five Deaths, then the Eagles, which focused all their attention on the Duke, allowed the players to establish a more calm understanding.

Seven minutes later, Mike Woodson called for a timeout.

He replaced all the main players, although Josh Smith insisted on staying on the court. But Mike Woodson persuaded him with very kind words, he didn't want his love to continue to be ashamed.

Josh Smith played too tight tonight, starting with Doug hit the first three-pointer. He is at an absolute disadvantage. Although he later claimed that he would focus on the team and actively participate in the rotation defense. But in fact, his more attention is still on Doug, which caused the Eagles' defensive system to suffer a lot of damage in his part.

And that's why other Knicks play so well.

In the end, the game came to an end after Snoopy hit 5 irons in a row.

121:103.

The Knicks defeated the menacing Atlanta Hawks at home.

Atalantans, eager for revenge, mustered their momentum before the game. But when Snoopy hit the hollow three-pointer in the opening game, all their momentum was defeated, and they were thrown into warm water for the whole game. The frogs were slowly dying under Snoopy's increasingly hot touch. During the whole process, they did not make any decent counterattack.

McBrin concluded after the game.

9 of 15 shots, 4 of 6 three-pointers, plus 5 free throws. Snoopy scored 27 points tonight. Although he did not break the record for the highest scoring career in his career. However, this game has been announced to the world , he is no longer a player who allows defenders to stand one meter away and laugh at him. At the same time, this also means that he has officially entered the ranks of stars. His penalty zone defense, his gorgeous breakthrough, and his magical pass are all It stacks up because of the improvement in shooting ability.

Reggie Miller praised Doug emphatically.

At the same time, Bill Walton explained to the loser Eagles: The Atlanta players felt terrible tonight. They shot less than 35% of the field and their rebounding data fell. Their loss The ball is inevitable, Pachulia's departure has affected them, Josh Smith's mentality imbalance is also one of the reasons, coupled with Snoopy's magical performance tonight....

I think the overall strength of the Eagles is still higher than that of the Knicks. If there is no unexpected situation, I believe that the Eagles can have the last laugh. The premise is that they really regard New York as an opponent!

Also, I really don't like the Knicks' tactics in the fourth quarter. This is a tactic that almost completely abandons the inside defense. They will only lose when they encounter a team with an elite center!

I must emphasize that this era is still the era of the center forward!

Bill Walton still guards the glory of the center deep in his heart!

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