Bishop of the Devil

But is this god-making movement a good thing for Hill? !

Obviously not……

If Hill had opened his eyes and looked back at his career, he would probably scold Stern.

Because Stern wants to create a god, the Pistons must cooperate...

If you want to create a god, how can you create it without data? ! It can only increase the appearance time!

This caused Hill's average playing time in his rookie season to reach close to forty minutes, and it hovered around forty minutes in the following years.

In the past few key seasons, Hill's attendance rate has been quite high...

Thinking about this playing time, unless he is the kind of super talented super iron man, who can bear it? !

Hill is definitely not the kind of super-talented super iron man. He lasted for six full seasons with the Pistons. He only missed a dozen games in the first five seasons. In the sixth season, he played 74 games and was forced to leave due to an ankle injury. Pistons sold to Magic.

With this crazy overdraft style of play, Hill did not suffer serious injuries until his sixth year. In fact, God has been particularly kind. If it were another newcomer who played full attendance for 40 minutes every year, he would probably be even more useless. quick……

Except for some freaks…

Just imagine if it weren't for Stern's creation and if the Pistons hadn't cooperated with Stern, then Hill wouldn't have been so beaten by the Pistons right from the start.

If he hadn't been beaten to death, would Hill no longer be a glass person?

Even without Stern's creation, Hill actually doesn't mean that he can't grow up. He is naturally graceful, has a very gorgeous playing style, and is technically versatile. If he slowly grows up, he will be at the level of an All-Star starter sooner or later.

As a result, he was encouraged by Stern's wave of manipulation and his entire career was ruined.

What is certain is that Hill's subsequent shattering into glass in the Magic must be related to his previous experience with the Pistons...

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Richard looked at Grant Hill, actually feeling a little sympathetic.

If he doesn't care about the cost, he might be able to save Hill, such as using the chips on hand to rescue Hill from the Pistons...

But Hill has been fucked to death for four seasons, and his body is probably very overdrawn at the moment, which Richard can't help.

At the beginning of the game between the two sides, Hill's offensive ability was not particularly strong. He was mainly better at being an all-around player. In his second year as a rookie, he had about 20+10+7 numbers. If I really want to talk about his shortcomings, it was three-pointers.

The three-point ability is not very good, just like Gang Leader Qiao, a bit scumbag, even worse than Gang Leader Qiao...

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On the other hand, the veteran of the Pistons, Joe Dumars's three-pointers are quite accurate. This shooting guard who was the same generation as Jordan is now entering the twilight of his career.

Of the original Bad Boys, only Dumars is still playing for the Pistons.

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The Pistons' strength is not bad, but because of their awkward inside line, they can't grab any rebounds at all. Whether it's frontcourt rebounds or backcourt rebounds, they are almost all covered by the Auburn combination...

If you are at a huge disadvantage in rebounding, you will need super luck if you want to win.

After playing on the court for a few minutes, Richard saw the Blazers' advantage getting bigger and bigger, so he simply called a timeout and was about to start arranging tactics to give Ben a triple-double...

The home fans in the Rose Garden cheered.

The Blazers are strong, so don't worry too much about beating these underdogs. Whenever they are in a big lead, the kind Richard will call a timeout, and then put on the substitute lineup to let the opponent chase points...

If the Pistons generals knew that they were classified as underdogs on the same level as the Grizzlies in the hearts of Trail Blazers fans, they would probably vomit blood in anger.

The Pistons also know that they are not as good as the Trail Blazers, but they are also one of the best teams in the Eastern Conference. They have only lost one game since the start of the season...

But seeing Richard call a timeout, the Pistons generals were still quite happy.

They feel that they are different from teams like the Grizzlies and Nuggets. Those garbage teams, it's okay for Richard to support them so much, they can win in the end anyway...

But if Richard dares to be so confident in front of the Pistons, the Pistons will feel that they may be able to win a victory at the Trail Blazers' home court.

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But when the timeout ended, they were dumbfounded. The Blazers did not put on a substitute lineup, not a single substitute. All five players on the field were in the starting lineup.

What makes the Pistons even more dumbfounded is that the Blazers didn't know they took the wrong medicine.

After the ball reaches the frontcourt, they try their best to pass the ball to the hands of the big man inside, and then all three outsiders gather at the edge of the paint area...

Let the team allocate the ball? ! Pistons head coach Gentry felt that his outlook on life had been completely shaken.

What is Richard doing? The Princeton system? !

Ben has some passing ability. After all, after he grabs the offensive rebound, he does not make a second attack. He must pass the ball to his teammates, so he usually pays attention to training his passing ability...

But passing ability and organizational ability are completely different things.

Organizational ability requires not only passing ability, but also knowing when to pass to whom...

Ben is obviously far behind in this regard. At most, he can only pass to players who are closer to him.

Richard is naturally aware of this, so in the offensive round, all three high-defense cannons on the outside stand at the edge of the paint area to facilitate the passing of the ball...

Give the ball to Big Ben first, and then Big Ben will pass it back to the three anti-aircraft guns. If Xiao Ao has a chance, it is better to pass the ball hand-to-hand to Xiao Ao under the basket. After the other people catch the ball, they will shoot directly. If they hit, I got this assist right away...

If he misses, Ben grabs the rebound and loops this round. If someone else grabs the rebound, they continue to pass it to Ben and loop this round...

This is the tactic that Richard and Stevens figured out.

Richard named it the brush tactic, which is specially used to brush data.

This brushing tactic is amazing. It can not only brush assists, but also rebounds and even score...

The main reason is that the Pistons' lineup is too short. Think about it, their tallest player on the court is only 206 centimeters, which is not as good as the Trail Blazers' shooting guard Robinson...

The three of them were shooting from the frontcourt, relying on their height and jumping advantages to shoot, without any regard for the opponent's feelings.

This tactic is quite shameless. It is easy to use against a short and weak inside lineup like the Pistons. If this lineup is used against the Spurs, I guess the Spurs can hammer this tactic into rubbish.

Of course, if someone asked what the name of this tactic was, then Richard would definitely not say brush tactic. It would be embarrassing to mention it...