The rest is just noise

Jerry West wanted to complete that perfect game his whole life.

The tragic defeat in the seventh game in 1969 has trapped him forever.

This forced him to think divergently and imagine what the best basketball game would be like.

The showdown between the Knicks and the Celtics in 1988 and the showdown between the Knicks and the Trail Blazers in 1993 were both close to perfect, but for West, they were still a little short of perfection.

And Louis' "Beautiful Basketball" put him in it.

West assumed he was the originator of "Shooting Star".

He felt that if it were him, he would be able to accurately find the "whale landing" and he would stand in the right position and become the "eye of the storm" for the team.

He will be the first person to enter the "temple".

West has the determination to pursue perfection, he is just too old.

When West came out of his fantasy, he was disappointed.

No matter what, it would be impossible for him to prove this in the real world.

The only thing to blame is that this bastard Louis was born 30 years too late.

But West believes from the bottom of his heart that "beautiful basketball" is the perfect form of offensive basketball.

He can also understand why a player as smart as the Tragedian makes mistakes again and again.

Because "Meteor" is a tactic that cannot be followed step by step.

In addition to myself, I also have teammates.

Tactics initiators must have a deep understanding of their own influence, as well as the movements of their teammates, and think about it.

They have to know what kind of defense the opponent is likely to make, and then decide what decision to make to completely destroy the opponent.

If someone makes a mistake, "Meteor" won't be perfect.

If someone makes a mistake and the initiator of the play doesn't know about it in advance, the pass will go wrong.

If you misjudge the situation, "Meteor" will be ineffective.

If you can't think outside the box, you won't be able to properly utilize the "shooting star" tactic.

Tragedy Master has a habit of targeting open teammates.

Whenever he finds an opening, he will pass the ball.

This habit is not conducive to tactical progress in the "Meteor" tactic.

Because the opening at first glance may not be a planned opportunity, it may also be a trap for the opponent.

Tragedy Master's quick play style caused him to make a lot of mistakes, but such mistakes are not irreparable.

West picked up a pen after a long absence and wrote down many of his experiences.

He relied on his understanding of the tragedy master to dig deep into the reasons why the other party made a large number of mistakes.

West wrote down a few pages of suggestions, tucked them into a blueprint, and gave them to Jim Bass.

"Remember to give it to Louis," West said. "Just say I left something in there."

Jim's next words were very strange, "Hey, Jerry, you are so supportive of Mr. President's work."

Please believe that the dude has no ill intentions, he is just a bit immodest.

"I support him just as much as you do."

"Then you can't compare with me. I'm Coach Lu's assistant and the person he trusts most in this building."

West believes that Louis trusts Zhao Yuanzheng ten times... no, a hundred times as much as Jim Bass.

"Indeed, seeing you guarding his office so loyally shows how qualified you are."

West didn't want to stay any longer.

"Well, this is my job..."

West has moved on.

On the training ground, Louis was exchanging game experiences with Liu Yuqing.

Six games have been played in the regular season, and the Lakers have used the "shooting star" tactic an average of 11 times per game.

Liu Yuqing participated in new tactics an average of 7 times per game, with an average of 0 turnovers and 0 mistakes per game.

To put it another way, Liu Yuqing made no mistakes or mistakes in the 42 "Meteor" tactics he participated in.

Even if applied to conventional tactics, the execution and accuracy of this tactic are astonishing.

However, Liu Yuqing's answer left Louis speechless.

"Careful."

Who doesn't care? Look at that idiot Garnett. He almost took out his heart, right?

Doesn't he care?

“Everyone is very attentive.”

Louis said helplessly.

"Not everyone."

Louis smiled: "Then tell me, who doesn't care?"

Unexpectedly, Liu Yuqing betrayed Garnett as soon as she opened her mouth: "Gadot, he is the least worried."

"How can I see it?"

"The ball stopped moving as soon as it reached his hand."

"He just wants to be cool."

"He should go to college."

Louis wanted to ask Liu Yuqing what she thought of the new tactics, not to have a meeting with him about Garnett.

"According to what you say, should I buy out his contract and send him back to Chicago to attend community college with the ball in his bag?"

"That's not necessary."

"Then what do you think we should do?"

"Discipline him more harshly."

"Okay, I'll tell damn Larry Bird to discipline the high school students!" Louis said impatiently, "I solved your problem, now you solve my problem and tell me how you understand the tactics.

"

"Careful."

"I'm fucking playing the piano to a cow!"

Louis growled.

Liu Yuqing looked at Louis helplessly, as if she didn't understand why he was yelled at.

"Okay, just keep working hard here."

Louis realized that he had lost his temper. The role of guardian angel had only been established for a few days (Garnett: Is this a fucking guardian angel?), so he had to persist for a while.

"I can imagine."

Louis discovered that he was being tortured repeatedly by Liu Yuqing.

He obviously wanted to run away, but he was caught by the other party's words.

"Imagine what?"

"Imagine someone is guarding me?"

"Jiang Duoliu, can you say a few more words? Is your passive unable to be triggered here? Come on, follow me to the video room."

Liu Yuqing didn't want to stop training and go to a video studio.

He said seriously: "I will imagine that someone is blocking the way forward. In that case, the tactical movement cannot continue. I can only continue running through other paths."

"In other words, you have an imaginary enemy in your mind when practicing tactics?"

"almost."

"Okay, just keep practicing."

Louis just turned around.

"coach."

"You're playing with me, right?"

Louis has completely forgotten that Liu Yuqing is his own child from Luyuan.

Liu Yuqing said calmly: "No tactics can be mastered in one month."

Louis seemed a little anxious, so Liu Yuqing felt it was necessary to comfort him.

"I know, I just want to solve the problem."

Louis walked away.

Liu Yuqing gave him some inspiration.

Louis felt the need to change the way they trained.

During training, imaginary enemies come to defend you. This training method may only suit Liu Yuqing herself.

But Louis can follow this idea to think about training methods that are more in line with actual combat needs.

On the way, Louis yelled at Bird.

The main purpose was to convey Liu Yuqing's advice to Garnett to Bird in a more crude way.

Bird certainly doesn't want to be criticized, but Garnett does have problems of one kind or another. As a head coach, if Garnett has a problem, then he has a problem.

In order to prevent Louis from finding his own problems, Bird naturally had to raise his demands on Garnett.

When Louis returned to the office, little Bass immediately stood up from his seat when he saw this.

"Sir, Jerry came here just now."

"I know."

"He took away the tactical blueprint."

"I know too."

Jim was surprised: "Do you know everything?"

"Yes, I know everything."

"You are indeed the president."

"I'm not, are you?"

Jim could clearly feel the ups and downs in Louis' mood, and he must have been offended by some blind fool.

But since Louis knew everything, he felt there was no need to look for trouble, so he didn't reveal West's personal suggestions in the blueprint.

It wasn't until Louis discovered that the blueprint had been returned to its original place that he asked about Bass.

"How is this going?"

"Oh, Jerry just borrowed it and gave it back."

"Why didn't you tell me this?"

"Don't you know everything..."

Louis smiled kindly and said, "I just don't know about this."

"I also have 108 short stories about Jenny, do you want to hear them?"

"piss off!!!"

"Yes, get out of here."

Louis took out a few pieces of paper that West had tucked into the blueprint.

These pages provide a focused analysis of the problem of the Tragedian.

West explains clearly why the Tragedian made so many mistakes and seemed so stupid in "Meteor."

Moreover, he also gave his personal opinions on how to solve this problem.

West's opinion is to let the tragedy coach reduce post-up support and pass the ball in transition on the wing.

Because the tragedy master likes to play the ball the moment he finds an opportunity, and finds opportunities through the wing, and throws the ball passed to him towards teammates who he thinks have better opportunities.

These two points are very inapplicable in the "Meteor" tactic.

Louis is seriously thinking about how to adjust his training plan according to the current situation.

If he continues to practice as he is now, he will be very slow to adapt to new tactics. Not only Louis can't wait, but neither can those who are waiting for him to achieve results.

Things have to change.