Legendary Basketball Tycoon

In fact, to put it plainly, this game is focused on players on the guard line. Obviously, the gap between the Nuggets guard and the Hans guard is not ordinary.

After the conversion of the ball, the Nuggets sent a baseline ball and Jeff McGinnis dribbled the ball through halftime, but his playing speed was too slow, and the Hans began to press forward.

Jeff McGinnis dribbled the ball at the top of the circle. After all his teammates were in place, he started to play positional battles. Carlisle signaled Kidd to go forward and defend Jeff McGinnis from the field. The ball was fast. Kidd was snatched.

Kidd immediately launched a fast break and dropped the ball to Oo in the penalty area, who made a layup without being marked.

In the subsequent game, Garnett and Oscar teamed up to guard the inside line, Bryant and Glenn Rice made consecutive three-pointers, and Kidd still strolled around in the possession of the ball to organize the team's offense.

The inside and outside lines blossomed together. The Hans led the Nuggets with 14 points at 32:18 in the first quarter. Bryant also made 6 of 8 free throws and scored 3 of 8 and scored 18 points and 6 assists. It seems that Kobe's external debut was also very successful!

The second quarter started very quickly, and both sides replaced them with substitute players, which allowed both sides to look at the performance of other players on the team.

It's just that unlike the rookie that the Nuggets replaced, the Hans also has Aaron McGee, a young player, followed by uncles.

Wouldn't it be nice to let a group of uncles bully a few rookies!

Carlisle's tactics for this quarter are very simple, that is, defense, full defense.

The veteran’s launch is undoubtedly a complete advance of the next game into the garbage time. This is what Carlisle does not want to see. Finally, he has the opportunity to coach, and he has to hold on to it. It is also good to use different tactics. .

Entering the garbage time too early does not help the team much.

Sure enough, during this quarter of the game, the Hans’ offensive efficiency was significantly lower, but the players who could not hold the Nuggets’ substitutes were even worse...

After replacing Mike Brown and Buck Williams on the inside, the offensive speed of the Hans is obviously not as good as the first quarter. There is nothing to do. They are all veterans who are about to retire. Let them run back and forth. Not very realistic.

Especially if the point guard is Scott Brooks, the speed is even slower.

And the Nuggets seemed to see that the overall speed of the Hans was beginning to slow down, and they began to bombard. Under a group of vigorous little rookies and the four elders of the Hans running back and forth...

At the end of the game, the New York Hans led the Nuggets 69:63, and the Nuggets had already recovered a lot of scores quickly.

After the start of the second half, Carlisle also replaced the starting five, ready to continue to open the score, but in this season Carlisle once again adjusted his tactics and played a "triangular attack."

The current triangle offensive system of the Han Chinese team is based on Garnett as the core, and is controlled by the powerful dominance of Garnett, the all-around insider. Garnett’s counter-passing ability and personal offensive ability are triangle offensive. The key is.

Garnett is the core of the formation-disintegration-reconstruction of the offensive triangle in almost every attack.

Let me give you an example. PG is Kidd, SG is Kobe, SF is Glenn Rice, PF is Garnett, and C is O'Neal.

First, when Kidd took possession of the ball and passed the half-court, after handing the ball to Kobe, Garnett and O'Neal moved inside.

Bryant held the ball at the top of the arc, Glen Rice was 45 degrees from the strong side three-point line, Kidd cut into the strong side corner, while Garnett moved to the strong side low under the cover of O'Neal.

After the move is completed, at the same time Kobe passes the ball to Glen Rice. It can be seen that there are multiple triangles forming an offensive formation. The two triangles on the right and below (Kid and Garnett) are the starting points of the tactic. , And the inside triangle is the "rebound triangle." Pay attention to Garnett's position, which is almost the core of all triangles, which shows that Garnett's core position in the triangle offensive system.

Determine the offensive triangle, Glen Rice will pass to Kidd. At this time Glenn Rice made an off-the-ball cut under the cover of Garnett, but there was no direct scoring opportunity.

The old triangle was disintegrated and the new triangle was formed, but because there was no good passing route, Kidd dribbled the ball to the center under the cover of Garnett's pick-and-roll. Pay attention to Garnett. Although Garnett did not touch the ball, the triangle formation-disintegration-reconstruction is based on Garnett. Garnett's coping ability and offensive threat ensure the progress of this process. .

Kidd passed the ball to Kobe. At this time, the offensive time is running out. At this time, because of Kidd's breakthrough to attract double-teams, Kobe has already appeared open and can shoot directly. The inside "rebound triangle" is once again formed. Kidd’s breakthrough ability is not strong. The reason why he can cause a breakthrough threat and successfully attract double-teams is inseparable from Garnett’s support and cover ability. Garnett’s play directly determines the success of this tactic. no. In addition, pay attention to Glen Rice's movement, it is very likely that there will be a three-point shot from the bottom corner. Then, someone will say that if the opposing team does not double-team Kidd, then the ball will be transferred to the weak side and there will be no open opportunity.

At this time Glenn Rice was in place, and the field formed a new offensive triangle. Because it was an open position, Kobe made a direct shot and made a three-pointer. In addition, Glen Rice, O'Neal, and Garnett can barely be regarded as a "rebound triangle". Garnett and O'Neal are fighting for rebounds that may fall in the interior. Pay attention to Glen Rice's running position. , Glen Rice moved to the mid-range area between Kobe and the basket after Kobe shot, because this may be the landing point for the farther rebound, and Kidd has retreated to prevent the opponent from launching a fast attack. .

In fact, the most important thing about this "triangular offensive" system is Garnett. If he doesn't have Garnett's height, arm length, and comprehensive capabilities, this system won't be able to exert much power.

So in a word, Garnett is too important to the New York Hans!

Even head coach Paul Westphal, who was watching the game in Los Angeles, shined.

He did not expect that Carlisle actually used Phil Jackson's "triangular offensive" tactics in the game.

Paul Westphal did not expect at the moment that Rick Carlisle had watched the videos of other teams in the league more than a thousand times in the past few years. He also carefully analyzed and analyzed the tactics of the various coaches in the league. Simulated.

After the New York Hans sacrificed their "triangular offensive" system, the suspense of the game was gone. If the Nuggets want to resist today's current lineup, it is undoubtedly an idiot.

After three quarters of the game, the New York Hans led the Nuggets with 107:83, and the Nuggets have become a general trend...

The last quarter of the game has become garbage time, and Carlisle is also ready to let them play at will in the remaining time.

In the end, Kobe made 18 of 27 shots and 16 of 21 free throws. He scored a game-high 56 points. Fans who questioned him completely dispelled their doubts. The Hans also defeated the Denver Nuggets 126:118. Won a good start to the Las Vegas Summer League.

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In the subsequent summer league, Carlisle still came up with the first starter to compete with the team behind, the result was unexpected.

In the following game, the Hans won the California Summer League championship with a complete victory. In particular, in the finals against the Lakers, Kobe made 13 of 20 shots and 14 of 18 free throws. The game's highest 45 points and was successfully elected to the summer league FMVP.