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"Old way, the referee list for the game the day after tomorrow is out."

Early in the morning the day after the loss, Zhao Yuanzheng brought good news to Louis.

That's good news because the three referees for the next game are not as daunting as last night's.

The referee was Hugh Hollins, one of the notorious referees with whom Louie had a bad relationship. But as far as Louie knows, no coach should have a good relationship with him.

The two deputy referees are the highlights, one is Jess Kersey (JessKersey), who is friends with Louie, and the other is Jake O'Donnell (Jake O'Donnell). He is also an old referee with a special style.

Although every time Louis saw him as the referee of the game, he would ask him to relax the scale a little bit, and the opponent would refuse every time, but, in the game, his whistleblowing scale was so loose that Louis felt bad for him. opponent.

You said he said no, it's honest to whistle, but he doesn't have a good relationship with Louie, so he can't change for Louie, but every time he blows the Knicks game, Louie is very comfortable.

Moreover, Louis wanted to thank him, but he didn't buy it, and he looked arrogant, and no one looked down on him.

These two are good things for the Knicks as the deputy referees of the game.

Hollins has always had a bad habit of deciding the trend of the game, which is not good news for the Knicks and the Blazers.

Especially for anyone looking to hand the game over to players at crucial moments, Hollins is a diabolical presence.

His bad habit, if used well, can also benefit the team.

In Game 5 against the Blazers, the Knicks are determined to win.

In the afternoon's training, the atmosphere in the Knicks team was still active.

But they got bad news that Reggie Miller, who injured his ankle, will be out indefinitely with a groin strain.

This means that not only will he not play the fifth game, but even the sixth and seventh games may be sidelined.

The starter suddenly vacated a position, and Louis had two ideas.

One is to have Rodman as the starting 3, Wilson at the 2, and Kemp in the starting 4.

If so, all five of the Knicks' All-Defensive Team members would be in the starting lineup.

But if it were to do so, the Knicks' second unit would lack strength.

So, the idea of ​​putting Kemp in the starting lineup was shelved by Louie, who still had to choose between Ainge and Maxwell.

These two days, Louis has been wandering the training ground every day.

Whenever he got the chance, he would give Angie or Maxwell a shot.

"Look at your virtue, no wonder Portland's eyes lit up when I replaced you on the court!"

"Max, can you be tough?!"

To an old comrade like Angie, Louis is also rude: "Danny, retire soon, watching you play has become a pain."

Louie's high-intensity PUA made Angie and Maxwell's nerves highly tense.

In addition to the two of them, there is another person who has a burden in his heart.

That man was Ewing, who thought he was responsible for the Game 4 loss.

If he hadn't been impatient in the second half and forcibly replaced Wilson into the murder press lineup, the game might have been completely different.

But Louis didn't scold him for that, and his teammates didn't mention it, which made him even more embarrassed.

Ewing didn't say it, but he actually cared more than anyone else.

Compared with this situation where no one is wrong, he prefers Rodman to mock him, or Wilson to question his leadership.

As a result, nothing happened.

The more he did, the more he blamed himself.

He looked at Louie, and every time the other party looked at him, he chose not to avoid it, as if to force Louie to remember how badly he played in the fourth game, and then come to scold him.

Louie didn't know what the wrong medicine was, and his attention was all on Angie and Maxwell.

Ewing's scrutiny eyes finally caught Louie's attention.

He came over and asked, "Are you worried?"

"Did you see it?"

"I heard that there were three flesh-and-blood skins in your room last night. It doesn't look like you have something on your mind." Louis looked at him with disgust. It's an eyesore here."

"Do you think I'm an eyesore? You really have an opinion on me!"

Did this guy get knocked out of his mind by Jordan?

If he hadn't beaten him, Louis would really want to give him a kick.

"It hasn't been a day or two since I had an opinion on you. Who in this team doesn't know that I have an opinion on you? Go away and don't hang around here." Louis said angrily.

Louie wasn't going to go into Ewing's heart, or what he thought of last night's game.

In his opinion, the reason they lost last night's game was because they couldn't guard against Jordan. That's the reason, nothing else. It's because everyone else was looking for someone to take the blame.

It's better to admit that your opponent is playing well than to take the blame for the hapless one.

Wilson earnestly practices his one-on-one jumper with the ball.

The man guarding him was Stevens.

Jordan's performance yesterday must have stimulated him hard.

Wilson's combative nature is one of the reasons that Louie dares to entrust him with the game, and his ability to learn from defeat is equally strong.

Yesterday's Jordan showed Louie the limit of the ball-handling attack in the era of big balls.

But this limit is not the limit on the court.

Louie suddenly thought of something when he saw Wilson facing Stevens' defense and repeatedly using step-back jumpers to end the attack.

If it is said that Jordan's ball-handling attack represents the limit of the big ball era, what is the limit of the ball-handling attack in the small ball era?

With Louie's knowledge, he dare not say that he has seen the limit of the ball-handling attack in the small-ball era. Because when he crossed, the small-ball era was only a few years old. Perhaps the person with the ultimate ball-handling and offensive ability in the small-ball era has not yet appeared, but if Louis is to name one person, this person should be 2018. - Harden during the regular season in 2020.

Due to the complete understanding of the rules, Harden has mastered the skills of indiscriminate fouling. He didn't jump much when he made a layup, let alone pulling the bar to avoid help defending like Jordan Kobe, he didn't need to do that.

Harden has practiced how to make physical contact and how to make shooting fouls. As a fan, Louis does not like Harden. As a coach, he has to show respect to Harden. This is not a simple question of whether there is a whistle. There are so many people who imitate Harden to make fouls. Who can do it as well as him?

This may be a crooked way, but it is also a real skill.

Making fouls is Harden's most unforgettable feature, but what makes Louie consider him the ultimate offense with the ball in his small-ball era is his step-back three-point shot.

Jordan created a genre where swingers practiced the fallback jumper hard. This shot method is difficult to block when holding the ball behind his back. It belongs to a takeover method that can support the team with infinite offense.

Harden doesn't practice this because his era paid more attention to the efficiency of players. The fallback jumper is limited to the mid-range, and the mid-range jumper has a ceiling in efficiency statistics. Relying on this method to infinitely increase the number of shots will inevitably lead to a decline in efficiency. .

After Curry's unanimous MVP season proved the infinite possibilities of the three-point shot, he immediately opened a Pandora's Box for the basketball world, bringing about changes in technology and tactics, affecting countless people, including of course Harden, who is in the magic ball theory. Under his guidance, he combined his strengths in making fouls, embraced three-pointers in an all-round way, and developed step-back three-pointers in several seasons. Before Louis crossed, he averaged 13.3 three-pointers per game, and almost all of them were shots with the ball. , and maintained a 37.5% three-point shooting rate. At the same time, he also carried out a combination of personal styles in this kind of strange skills.

Not only does he have no solution for three-pointers with the ball, but he also develops all kinds of scalp-tingling three-point fouls, which is part of his indiscriminate fouling. So, as long as he has the ball, he cannot defend.

In those years of the regular season, Harden was a god, that's for sure.

Wilson's step-back shot got Louie thinking about it.

Can Benj develop a step-back 3 with the ball?

Louie didn't know, but he could let Wilson try.

"Benj, can you try a step-back jumper from beyond the arc?"

As soon as Louie said it, Wilson set out to try.

At first, his ballistics were crooked and unsteady.

Later, he found the right focus~www.wuxiaspot.com~ But to use this trick in actual combat, it still requires long-term training and actual combat tempering.

The concept of the step-back 3-pointer was so magical on the basketball court of the 1990s.

Wilson is also crossing the river by feeling the stones, and he can't practice too much now, and there are still games to play.

Louie stared for a while and then left. With his basketball skills, it was not enough to provide any valuable advice when they were training. He could only give directions, and the rest was up to him.

He decided to go back to the office to take a break.

As a result, he saw a self-blaming gorilla inside.

"Why is this?" Ewing's bitter face surprised Louis.

"Why didn't you tell me?" Ewing asked. "Do you think my mistakes are irrelevant?"

"What's there to say? If I don't agree, you can't make those mistakes. You really don't play well, but it's me who makes the decision." Louie really couldn't think that Ewing was still arguing about last night's game.

Ewing doesn't seem to accept this statement: "That's why you don't judge my performance? You act like my fault last night doesn't matter..."

"You **** want to be scolded, don't you?"

"Patrick, in addition to arrogance and self-respect, you have to learn to forget. No one can be good all the time, but every day someone is bad."

Louie didn't want to act like a jerk, and Ewing wasn't a mindless jerk.

"When necessary, we have to forget the bad things. For example, last night's game, you are obsessed with it is meaningless, blaming yourself in the pain, immersed in it, to reflect on how bad you are, it is not good for our preparations, Look at Benj, look at the others, we still have a few tough battles to fight, how can we torture ourselves?"

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