basketball scientist

The Lakers organized the first offense. Atkins dribbled the ball to the frontcourt and passed it to Kobe in the middle, and then ran to the left.

Kobe didn't use any tactics. He waited for his teammates to pull away and then rushed Leonard. After breaking into the penalty area, he was greeted by Kenyon Martin and then passed the ball to Grant. The latter forced a layup over Camby's head and was interfered with.

Bika blocked Anderson, protected the rebound, and handed the ball to Andre Miller to organize the offense.

Miller, who looks exactly like Mok Wenwei, has average speed and average awareness of launching fast breaks. He is better at positional warfare and pick-and-roll. After advancing to the frontcourt and holding the ball from the outside, Kenyon Martin brings up the pick-and-roll, while Camby

Come to the bottom line near the paint area and be ready to respond at any time.

In order to open up space for outside players to break through, one inside man proposes to play the outside pick and roll, and another inside man is always ready to respond inside. If the ball carrier uses the pick and roll to break through to the free throw line, it depends on whether the opponent chooses to double-team.

No. If there is no double-teaming, then the ball carrier will attack by himself. Although Miller is the assists leader, he is excellent in static confrontation and his one-handed behind-the-back skill is outstanding. He will still be active in the league when he reaches 40 in the future. In the last period of his career,

In 2012, he was also spotted by the Spurs, who were trying to become the ultimate five-little Warriors.

Once the opponent chooses to double-team, Miller's passing awareness is enough to deliver cannonballs to his inside partners. This is how he came to be the assist king.

The Lakers had already made advance preparations for the Nuggets' move before the game. After receiving the pick-and-roll from Martin, Atkins resolutely moved around the pick-and-roll to cover the position. Grant also had to prepare for delays, and Anderson needed to counter Miller's breakthrough route.

To make up for the position, Odom also needs to move in timely to protect the basket.

Miller's best shot is after the pick-and-roll when Atkins has not yet bypassed the pick-and-roll, but his mid-to-long-range shooting ability is average. In Ke Yan's view, on the basketball court, it is not the completion of a block or a steal that counts as a success.

In defense, compared to gambling steals and blocks, he prefers his players to force the opponent to complete the offense in a way that he is not good at.

"Very complete defense!" Miller read the Lakers' defense and did not choose to force it. Instead, he distributed the ball to Anthony on the weak side in time. At this time, Odom's defense had already recovered, but it was still a little late.

Anthony made a time difference, opened Odom's defense, took a step forward, and then easily hit a mid-range shot.

Odom serves as a small forward, which increases the height of the team, but at the same time, it must suffer some loss in mobility. After all, he is not a freak like Antetokounmpo!

When the Lakers attack, the team uses a triangle offensive tactic. Kobe wants the ball in the low post, and Anthony directly confronts him. Both are top singles players and intend to compete.

Kobe leaned on Anthony in the low post on the right side, turned around and jumped toward the baseline, pulled the ball with his back, and leaned on Anthony with both hands to pull the ball and score a cricket ball.

In one round, we can see Anthony's deficiencies on the defensive end, allowing Kobe to turn around too easily. He has the body, but his defensive awareness is really poor. A slight shake of his shoulders distracted his attention.

The Nuggets attack, the players spread out, Anthony takes the ball in the middle and faces the frame, and it is still Odom who defends.

Camby reached the high post and provided a screen for Anthony. Anthony held the ball and moved sideways to get rid of Odom. The first step was very fast, and then he passed Grant, pulled the ball and took off in two steps.

Anderson put aside his own defense and Camby came over to help defend. Now, as long as Anthony passes the ball, Camby can score easily. However, Anthony has no such awareness of passing the ball and directly pushed away Anderson. He also failed to control the impact well.

The intensity of the shot only resulted in two free throw opportunities.

The Lakers attacked and the ball was passed around the perimeter. Atkins ran out of the three-point line, received a pass from Odom, turned around and shot the ball 70 degrees from the left, 5 to 4.

When the Nuggets attacked, Miller passed halftime and passed to Anthony. The latter faced Odom in singles and used his triple threat to find a space to take a shot, but failed to hit.

To be honest, Kobe's enthusiasm for singles is enough to give Ke Yan a headache. Anthony on the opposite side is even more of a black hole for the ball, and he basically doesn't take the ball out of his hands.

The rebound was taken by Grant and passed to Atkins to launch a counterattack. There was a mismatch on the court. Atkins passed to Kobe, who attracted the defense and then passed to Anderson who came in behind. Birdman took off after receiving the ball and completed the game.

Dunk!

Compared with the "negative example" Anthony, Kobe was quite restrained today. After attracting the defense, he continued to share the ball. The Lakers completed two attacks in succession, widening the point difference to 11:4, which also made the Lakers fans at Staples happy.

Nuggets head coach Jeff Bzdelik was forced to call a timeout.

After returning from the timeout, the Nuggets changed their tactics and no longer allowed Anthony to play alone, but returned the ball to Andre Miller. The latter saw the opportunity and sent a second pass through the gap, assisting Kenyon Martin in Anderson

He completed a dunk on his head and caused the Birdman's second foul!

"..." Anderson was speechless when he returned to the bench, feeling that this shouldn't have happened.

"The performance is pretty good~, keep it up, this is a good thing!" Ke Yan did not say something like "pay attention to the timing of taking off" or "let him dunk the ball if he can't stop it" at this time to dampen the Birdman's enthusiasm.

, but insisted on using encouragement to affirm Anderson.

Anderson came off the field, and the team's substitute center was white inside man Chris Mihm, a blue-collar guy with relatively mediocre technical abilities. Compared with Anderson, he was better at defending the penalty area and attacking the frame at close range with some technical attributes. In other aspects, he was just as good as him.

It's a bit too weak. Considering that Camby and Kenyon Martin are not post-up type inside players, Mihm is really not as easy to use as Anderson!

Taking advantage of the team's inside advantage, the Nuggets launched a counterattack. Kenyon Martin made several free cuts to catch the ball and score. He gained the upper hand in the confrontation with Grant and scored easily. The Nuggets played in an orderly manner under Miller.

Under the circumstances, the advantage in the situation becomes more and more obvious.

The game entered an official timeout and the score between the two sides had reached 16. Tomjanovich replaced Grant, Atkins replaced Butler and Terry Brown, pushing Odom to the power forward position for convenience.

Insiders help with defense.

This adjustment has an immediate effect. Butler, who has enough size, strength and confrontation, is obviously an ideal player to limit Anthony's players, but he has to sacrifice the rationality of the lineup for the position conflict at the power forward position. This decision has never been made by Ke Yan.

I agree, and there is no conflict between Butler and Odom's playing styles. The Heat's forward-guard combination of Wade-Butler-Odom last season clearly had very good results!

Butler, who was on the bench for most of the quarter, came on and effectively restricted Anthony. The latter failed to hit in two consecutive attacks and was replaced by the head coach to rest. At the same time, Butler and Kobe also fought in succession at the end of the first quarter.

After hitting a field goal, the first quarter ended with the Lakers leading the Nuggets by 5 points at 29:24.