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The game changed after Blake Dolan replaced a group of players who seemed to be substitutes. The tactics he arranged with an ugly name and arrogance were perfectly executed. Lawrence Frank on the opposite coaching bench also realized
At this point, the gorgeous-looking lineup of Alan Houston and Scottie Pippen in the first eight minutes is just the appearance of the Knicks. The five players on the court now are the direct troops of the opposite Blake Dolan, just like
On the battlefield, Scottie Pippen and Alan Houston were just cavalry troops with astonishing momentum, but in fact, no one needed them to ride forward on horseback anymore. Instead, it was the few guys who came up behind who did not have star looks who were Black
Dolan’s real trump card.
"Where did that guy find such a group of guys! I can quickly point out the shortcomings of each of them! Defense, shooting and even drug abuse! But who can tell me why such a group of players can perform perfectly under this set of tactics!" Lawrence
Frank asked, staring at Kirk Hinrich on the court. Just now, Kirk Hinrich assisted Gerald Wallace for another dunk.
"I think we need a timeout to let them cool off!" Assistant coach Tyron Willey said.
"I know, but calling a timeout now is not a good idea. At least now we are still leading and we have not fallen behind offensively. I need to observe the young coach's tactics again." Lawrence Frank said.
The camera in the distance gave a wide shot of the court. On the coaching benches on both sides of the court, Lawrence Frank and Blake Dolan were both young and dazzling, with different expressions.
Lawrence Frank sat on the coach's bench, biting his fingers and staring at the court, as if thinking.
On the opposite side, Blake Dolan stood directly on the sidelines, with his tie torn open and the top button of his shirt already loosened, as if he would play at any time if the players performed poorly, but with a cold expression.
"Maybe a new era is coming." Albert Albert said softly while looking at the two equally young head coaches on the screen.
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The Knicks' tactics maximized Kirk Hinrich's passing and Gerald Wallace's explosiveness! It was as if the tactics were designed for the two of them.
With two minutes left in the first quarter, the two scored 10 points and 6 assists respectively. Before playing for the Knicks, one was guarding the water cooler on the bench of the Sacramento Kings, and the other was a new player.
A rookie in the league.
Kirk Hinrich dribbled the ball and passed the half court again. He now feels that he is lucky to be a Knicks player. Under Blake Dolan's tactics, he is as comfortable as a fish in water, even more comfortable than when he was with the University of Kansas Jayhawks.
When he holds the ball and a teammate comes up to cover him, he can choose to shoot or pass. In the middle of the tactics, there will always be a teammate who is open, allowing his pass to be converted into an assist.
Seeing Jason Kidd approaching again, Kirk Hinrich didn't even need to signal, Stephen Jackson had suddenly stepped in! He created a cover for him!
And taking advantage of this screen! Kirk Hinrich immediately accelerated! He rushed towards the left three-point line!
Corey Gidders immediately rushed towards Kirk Hinrich! However, his eyes stayed on Stephen Jackson for a moment, because Kirk Hinrich's previous performance allowed him to judge that the rookie was planning to do something beautiful again.
Pass the ball to assist your teammates!
But this time he made a mistake in judgment! When he reached the three-point line, Kirk Hinrich slapped the basketball in his hand twice! He jumped directly and shot!
Throw the basketball!….
The basketball flew towards the basket quickly!
"Whoa!" The sound of washing the net rang out!
Seeing Corey Gidders lowering his head in annoyance, Kirk Hinrich smiled and bumped fists with Stephen Jackson. Stephen Jackson rubbed Kirk Hinrich's hair and said:
"I guess they don't know that in addition to passing the ball, you are also a three-point shooter! Well done! Cork!"
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Kirk Hinrich's goal made Lawrence Frank decisively call a timeout.
When the players walked off the court, Lawrence Frank glanced at Jason Kidd first, and then said to the players:
"We played well, but the problem now is their tactics. Their tactics make our defense look less solid. Jason, what do you think?"
Jason Kidd took a sip of water and said with the same calm expression:
"I feel that there are some problems with their tactics. I feel that after their players were replaced, the tactics not only changed outside the players, but their momentum also looked good. Could this tactic still allow them to score goals?
At the same time, it increases the momentum?”
"It's their youth. The most important thing is that they don't lack tacit understanding as we imagined. On the contrary, the players on the Knicks court now have a good tacit understanding. Obviously, they may have gone through some team training in the summer. Richard, you don't want to say
What? I mean defensively?" Lawrence Frank looked at the team's scorer Richard Jefferson.
"That guy has nothing but physical fitness. I haven't seen a single shot so far in the game. He only accelerates, catches the ball, and scores." Richard Jefferson glanced at Lawrence Frank and said.
"But this guy with nothing has already scored ten points. I think your defense should be more active. This tactic is very simple! As long as you freeze the small forward, they can't operate!" Lawrence Frank said: "And, if he
Being frozen, the Knicks replaced Scottie Pippen, this strategy will be even worse! Pippen is old, he can't run like this player named Gerald Wallace, listen to me, be active!
Freeze him!"
"I will." Richard Jefferson exhaled and nodded.
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On the other side, Blake Dolan looked at the players in front of him and said:
"I guess the guy opposite me who competes with me for the youngest head coach in the league must think he has found the problem with this strategy, and that is Gerrard. As long as we increase our defense against Gerrard, everything will be fine. Gerrard will be fine for a while.
The timeout will end badly, there may be a foul waiting for you, Koke, tell me, if Gerrard is watched dead, how do we continue?"
Kirk Hinrich looked at Blake Dolan, wondering why the coach would ask himself this question, but he still said:
"Maybe I'll pass the ball to Eddie and let Kevin give him a screen."
"That can only be regarded as the most common answer. It is our first show. It is obviously not a good idea to use such a common answer. Let's change the running position. It is very simple. This time, our tactics can be renamed.
, called Cork's raindrop. When I finish laying out the tactics, Cork, you will find that, in fact, this is your show." Blake Dolan said while looking at the point guard opposite.
