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Is it difficult to teach?

In the past and in the future, countless people have asked Louis this question, is it difficult to coach? Of course, whether it's out of respect for one's work or the complexity of coaching itself. Coaching is hard, and that's the answer. . .

Where is the difficulty? Technical tactics? Pause time? Game tempo control? The hard part for Louis was the unfathomable human heart.

Before he coached, he saw the fall of many great teams. For many reasons, most teams ignore the most immediate issues—or, they don't think they matter.

But it is the kind of question that many people see as unimportant that is the most important.

Take the Celtics, if Thomas doesn't get what he wants after a fierce internal struggle, or if Sampson has Shaq O'Neal's arrogant and arrogant soul in him, he Will you back down? Will it sacrifice? Considering that Thomas has sacrificed for them for years, now it's his turn?

The answer is obvious, you can't take the selfless dedication of great players for granted.

This is where Sampson makes Louie sigh.

Although Louis helped fuel the flames, he finally used his own efforts and understanding to change his destiny. He stood on the top of the mountain for a long time. Even if Bird was dazzling, no one would belittle him. Because he is the only Mr. This nickname came from the "Voice of the Celtics" John Most, Louis only thought it was cool at the time, and now look at the things Sampson has done along the way.

He is such a perfect player, with a noble soul like Bill Russell, Tim Duncan and Stephen Curry hidden under his great body. The person who had the most influence and should have taken over the Bird's scepter the most. In the face of Thomas' attack, he chose to take a step back and open up the sky, so the Celtics' interior stabilized, and the dark thunder might never explode again.

Now, when Louie looks at Sampson's role, he thinks that Jimmy Rogers may not be stupid. Like Steve Kerr, he knows the selfless quality of Sampson/Curry's willingness to give. So they will make sacrifices for their number one player.

This is the reason why Louis was moved. It was not hypocrisy. Sampson was indeed the only gentleman, and he certified it.

For the first time he regretted leaving Boston in 1984 for not being able to coach Sampson for a few more years.

The regret is even stronger than not being able to coach Bird for a few more years.

However, this feeling only lasted for a while, and the past should be turned over. Who can live without regrets?

The Celtics' offense revolves around the Big Three, so the Knicks have to break up on defense.

In terms of targeting, the Knicks can target more points.

Louie sets the Celtics' focus on their Big Three.

He made the pick-and-rolls of Stockton and Ewing/McHale the main points of attack, supplemented by Wilson's strong offense, focusing on Bird's defensive position and Thomas, two of the Celtics' weak points in defense.

Stockton's breakthrough was fierce, and Ewing and McHale developed a strong dislocation attack ability under the system.

Wilson showed his attacking desire for the first time today, after Bird switched to him.

Usually, Wilson often picks and rolls for Stockton. Tonight, Louie intends to let him play against Bird.

Bird has now become the Celtics' weak link on the defensive end, but Reggie Lewis always chooses to squeeze past screens to protect Bird when he encounters pick-and-rolls or screens.

However, Bird does not have the corresponding movement speed to fill Miller's void.

So, as long as Lewis doesn't switch, Miller will always be open.

Wilson doesn't need to hit Lewis with the ball, just pass the ball out.

Miller's current three-point threat may only be slightly inferior to Dale Ellis.

At halftime, Miller scored 5 of 8 three-pointers from the outside and scored 19 points, the highest for the Knicks in the first half.

He shot the ball, and the Celtics were terrified. In the second half, Jimmy Rodgers dared not let Lewis chase people to the end.

He chose to switch, which is to say, the Celtics decided to expose Bird to Wilson's formidable firepower.

In the second half, Wilson's first score was a strong play against Bird in transition, and finally completed 2+1.

Immediately afterwards, Bird returned to the position, and was forced by the Knicks' pick-and-roll tactics to match up with Wilson.

Wilson first accelerated to pass his defense, went to the basket to attract Sampson to help defend, and incidentally forced the Green Army's defense to retreat to the basket. Turning the ball out to Miller, who pretended to do another pick-and-roll with Ewing, Wilson had already rushed from the basket to the perimeter to catch the ball.

As for Bird, it has been left far behind.

Wilson caught the ball and hit a 3-pointer, scoring 6 points in a row.

In the middle of the third quarter, Sam Bowie came up.

He replaced Ewing, who was fouled four times by the Celtics.

Bowie, known by Louie as the Knicks' old Walton, is only 29 years old. He can provide the Knicks with great energy, vitality and rebounding, defense, and shooting from any area within the three-point line.

Relying on these, even if Ewing rested from the seventh minute of the third quarter to the last seven minutes of the fourth quarter, the Celtics could not use Ewing to end the game and let Sampson kill the Quartet in the interior.

The Knicks withstood Ewing's absence for 10 minutes.

Although Bowie was blown up by Sampson, in these 10 minutes, he still contributed 4 points, 5 rebounds and 1 block.

Even during this period of time when the Celtics' plan should have established an advantage, the Knicks instead relied on the matchup advantage Wilson built on Bird, as well as the amazing shots from the benches such as Hornacek and Reggie Williams. The feel, on the contrary, extended the Knicks' lead to 7 points.

Without Ewing, Bowie took on the Knicks' restricted area.

This made the Celtics exhausted, and they couldn't let the Big Three rest.

Throughout the second half, the Celtics can play anyone, but the Big Three can't.

Bird, with his excellent ball intelligence, tried his best to deal with Wilson, but the situation became more and more urgent.

Wilson has evolved more than he could have imagined.

The first is defense. Wilson has lived up to his physical talent. There are no small problems in the past. Now he is a big gate who has no weaknesses on the defensive end.

When he has all the skills and strengths that a defensive elite should possess, he only lacks experience.

As for his offense, Bird has been unstoppable.

Wilson averaged 30 points per game against the Celtics in his rookie season, and now he's playing against the 34-year-old Bird.

Bird can no longer build the overwhelming advantage over Wilson that he did a few years ago.

The problems caused by Sampson's low tactical status began to bite the Celtics.

Jimmy Rodgers, who used Sampson as a Greek monster, had to accept the result—or, rather, the Greek monster's vicious circle: Once the defense failed to switch, Sampson watched the Knicks without taking over the offense The "pocket formation" of the

But if he doesn't run into the Knicks' pockets, the Celtics' perimeter shooters won't get a good shot. At this time, there are only two options in front of Mr. One, pull out and shoot a three-pointer, or give the ball to Thomas and Bird or other people with rushing ability.

Sadly, Jimmy Rodgers doesn't like seeing centers shoot 3-pointers.

So Sampson made the lowest three-pointers per game (0.3) under Rodgers since 1984.

During the K.C. Jones era, Sampson averaged 1.5 three-pointers per game and shot 37 percent.

Can't shoot three-pointers, leaving Sampson one choice.

- Let teammate c.

Jimmy Rogers is like Doctor Strange signaling to Iron Man in Avengers Episode 4: It's the only way.

Watching the Celtics firmly go to a dead end gave Louis many new feelings.

The fact that Sampson was the tool man made a triple reversal of Louie's view.

The first level is disgust, nausea; the second level is perception, understanding, acceptance; and now the third level, funny.

Although Sampson's sacrifice has brought harmony within the Celtics and a benign change in chemistry, doing so will not lead the Celtics to victory.

Because they sealed the most powerful Sampson for the sake of apparent harmony.

Is this a good thing?

How could this be a good thing?

The immediate combat power of the Big Three determines that the Celtics must play around Sampson, but they do not.

Of course, Jimmy Rogers knew the right answer from the start, but after the Thomas Palace fight, he changed his mind.

Sampson didn't know whether he figured it out on his own or was persuaded, but he also accepted this position.

So there is such a spectacle now.

The Celtics seem to be united and harmonious, Sampson's selflessness is respectable, and the strength of Thomas and Bird will not disappoint him too much, as long as they don't beat the Knicks and Lakers (probably have to add the Blazers) ), the Green Army can handle the rest of the other teams.

So ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ isn't this hilarious?

If not based on leveraging the Knicks' dominance, are the Celtics playing a big reunion?

If Thomas has an opinion, he should be dismissed, and he must be shut up by all means. If he can't, trade him. Is he irreplaceable? What is the role of the Celtics' coaching staff now?

How could Auerbach allow this to happen?

It's been six years since Louie left Boston, and he doesn't know what's going on there or what Thomas is doing with the Celtics, but it seems so ironic to him.

Going the wrong way in the right way, O'Henry-style ending, right?

How could Louis have never imagined that Lu Kai would live such an unbelievable life.

They defy the sky because they do it right, but they are wrong. When you look back, you will find that a group of people who chose the right way and method together did the wrong thing.

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