The rest is just noise

After Bird finished speaking, he quietly waited for Louis to comment.

As a result, Louis just widened his eyes, opened his lips slightly, then closed them tightly again, and looked at Bird in silence for several minutes.

"What do you mean? Am I wrong?"

Louis was glad that he didn't come up just now to despise Bird for not having his own ideas, otherwise he wouldn't be able to step down now.

"Country boy, you shocked me. I thought you were just in a daze, but I didn't expect that your big head, which doesn't look very smart, can hold so many things..."

Bird could hear that Louis was praising himself using a rhetorical technique called sarcasm.

But, would normal people praise others like this?

"What's the meaning?"

"You and I thought about it together." Louis said, "I have indeed thought about the correlation between the regular system and 'beautiful basketball', but I don't want to put too much pressure on others."

Bird suddenly felt that this was a rare opportunity for him as an assistant coach.

If he can understand this matter, Bird believes that his coaching philosophy can go further.

Therefore, he took the initiative to design a conventional tactical system.

"I will only give you 20 days. During this period, you don't have to worry about Jasmine."

Bird was really worried about Garnett: "Who are you going to let take care of that kid during this period?"

Louis pointed to himself confidently.

"you?"

"Is there a problem?"

Bird questioned: "Can you do it?"

Now Louis had to have a good talk with him, "Country boy, who do you think trained Ralph and Patrick?"

Louis is indeed famous for cultivating insiders.

Bird has nothing to worry about.

"In this case, I will not go to away games with the team in the next 20 days."

"If necessary, you don't have to come to the home games."

"No, it is still necessary to come to home games. I can't design tactics without being separated from the game environment."

Although Bird is just a rookie coach, he does things in a very orderly manner.

Louis felt that he might be able to make a big splash.

"Then I'll leave this matter to you."

Before Bird left, he asked Louis: "If it were you, in which direction would you start your research?"

"The Nuggets in the Doug Mo era are one of the best research subjects." Anyone familiar with Louis knows how much he admired the Nuggets coached by Mo. He almost brought it up to praise him every chance he got.

In one sentence, "Their offensive speed, coordination of passing, players' decision-making, and overall smoothness... I really can't describe the feeling. You just have to watch it."

Bird looked at Louis strangely: "You are so optimistic about them, but they have never won the championship, not even close to the championship season."

Louis gave the GOAT a white look: "What nonsense are you talking about, you idiot? It's not like you didn't know what equipment was needed to win the championship in the 1980s. Denver is not as lucky as Los Angeles, Boston, and New York. They don't have you."

, players like Irvin and Benj, it's not their fault, they are great, but not at that level, but at least they have left a legacy for professional basketball that will never fade, that is, the smoothest in history.

attack."

A team that can receive such high praise from Louis is certainly extraordinary.

It's not that Bird has never played against Doug Moe's Nuggets, it's just that as a player, it was difficult for him to notice the opponent's style of play.

What impressed him about that Nuggets team was not their offense, but their defense that was beaten by thousands of people.

Louis said that they did not win the championship because they did not have a superstar. Bird did not agree with this view. With their so bad defense that there is no lower limit, it is impossible to win the championship with or without a superstar.

In the evening, Louis took Wuxia, who was sweating profusely from practicing at the forum, back home.

Immaculately excited, he couldn't help but tell his father about the new skills he learned from Tragedy Master and Wilson, as well as the wonderful antagonistic relationship between Kobe and Ellis.

At first, Louis was wondering how Wuxia knew that Kobe and Ellis were not getting along, but then he heard from his son that Kobe said bad things about Ellis in front of him...

He couldn't help but sigh. Kobe's "high" emotional intelligence reminded him of another person...

Hint: That man looks a bit like an orangutan.

One day later, the Lakers made their home debut of the new season.

The visiting team visiting the forum is the Minnesota Timberwolves.

The Timberwolves are still in a state of uncertainty.

On the one hand, Vice President Kevin McHale hopes that the team will decisively mess up the situation, and use a shameless spirit that is not afraid of hardship, is not afraid of fatigue, and dares to take the initiative to lose, so as to create the highest probability of getting Tim Duncan's signature.

However, the head coach of the Timberwolves is a man named Flip Saunders.

On the surface, he agreed with McHale's plan to mess up the team, but in fact, he was thinking about how to use the strength of the existing lineup to reach the playoffs.

The Timberwolves have good card strength: Kenny Anderson, Ray Allen, Laphonso Ellis, Ed O'Bannon, Juwan Howard.

It's a pity that their substitutes are too weak and can't provide much help.

Generally speaking, the management has to follow the wind when it comes to planning for the entire season. Only when it is determined that the team is not competitive can the plan to destroy the team be started openly.

There are very few teams like McHale who have an attitude of "I'll do it, I'll do it" at the beginning of the season.

However, the initiative still lies with the coaching staff and players.

If the Timberwolves start the game well, McHale won't be able to risk missing out on the playoffs for the first time in team history and force the team to fail.

The Lakers have no intention of giving the Timberwolves hope.

Louis' career win total has accumulated to 698 games.

Wilson hopes they can smoothly start the season with three consecutive wins to help coach Lu reach the milestone of 700 wins in his career.

At the beginning, Wilson and Barkley were in superstar mode.

Barkley took the lead and destroyed the Timberwolves' inside line.

Uncle Huo was like a toy in front of Feizhu.

No, maybe worse than a toy.

Barkley raised his fat butt and pushed in, easily crushing Howard.

Less than half a quarter, Howard was fouled twice and the Timberwolves were forced to make substitutions.

Wilson also hit Lafonso with ease.

When the Timberwolves didn't draft Turner for Rafonso Ellis, there was a lot of criticism. Although the former had a good rookie season, he was quickly destroyed by serious injuries. Now the Wolves no longer expect him to fulfill his talent and can

Returning to the level of his rookie season will be considered a profit.

It's a pity that this is impossible, because his outstanding performance in his rookie season was also based on his own talent.

The Lakers suppressed the Timberwolves at the beginning, which led Louis to decide to let Nash serve as the commander of "Beautiful Basketball" in actual combat for the first time as a member of the Cavaliers.

Nash's path of exploration was different from others.

Others started practicing the "Meteor" tactic in the first stage, but Nash started from the "Whale Fall" in the second stage.

Although taking shortcuts like this won't lead to crazy things like in martial arts novels, it can still easily lead to problems.

Nash must fully understand the "Meteor" tactic in order to function at the "Whale Fall" point marked in the "Whale Fall" tactic.

In the first round, Nash stood outside the three-point line on the right and directed his teammates to play "Meteor B".

The end point of tactics lies with the tragedy master.

Before the tragedy maker was in position, Nash's ball had already flown past.

He overestimated the speed of the tragic player and gave too much advance time to pass the ball.

"Beep!"

Out of bounds

Everyone was stunned.

The tragedian looked at the ball that fell out of bounds and knew very clearly that it was not that the ball was too fast, but that he was too slow.

To pass the ball with such advance, the passer must be keenly aware of the opportunity long before the opportunity arises.

What an insight?

The tragedian willingly raised his hands and said, "My fault."

PS: The starting point is not displayed these days, as this chapter says, it will be fine in a few days.