The Lakers missed, the Spurs got the rebound, and then they turned around and hit another one!
This...you must know that the Spurs now have four people to protect defensive rebounds and basically don't defend and counterattack, so their offense is basically destined to be a positional battle. And when all the Lakers are in position,
Isn't it strange that they got in so easily?
On the next ball, Tang Qian attacked the inside and caused a defensive foul on Duncan, but he missed two free throws, which was a waste of an offensive opportunity.
This is not the most important thing. The most important thing is that in this attack, the San Antonio people hit again!!!
What's the situation??? The Spurs only used 3 offensive rounds to trail the Lakers by only 1 point? What kind of offensive efficiency is this? Are you kidding??? If you analyze it carefully, you will find that the Spurs
In these three rounds, the routines are completely different. The first ball was Parker breaking through Ginobili without the ball and Duncan covering the low post. The second ball was Duncan pulling up to the high post to make a pivot and bounced a shot.
In the mid-range, the third ball is a relatively classic Spurs tactic called "Baseli.of.Bound". You can also call it the "BOB" tactic. It mainly involves building a wall in the high post, and then attacking or passing the ball around the wall from the side.
The ball was scored by Parker.
This is actually a bit too much, because under normal circumstances the NBA will not play so many consecutive tactical routines. Again, executing tactics requires energy and concentration. A team’s carrying capacity is limited.
Running tactics, even Europe, which is civilized with tactical ball, will be completely exhausted. The Bulls' former head coach named Doug Collins was a crazy tactics fan. According to Jordan's own recollection, there is something new almost every day.
Bulls players learn. Don't think this is a good thing. Jordan himself once "complained" in his autobiography that the Bulls players were dragged down by a large number of tactics every time. In the end, their execution declined and they made repeated mistakes. So this
A little bit, it's actually not a lie.
Excessive use of tactics consumes too much of the overall energy and concentration. People are not machines. The more complex the tactics, the less they are used in a game. "Good steel is used on the blade", this is modern NBA basketball
A basic tactical operation method.
So like the Spurs, three consecutive goals are all tactical goals, which is a bit abnormal.
There were basically no singles and simple shots, and I don’t know what Popovich was thinking.
Isn't he afraid that the Spurs will exhaust their tactical execution ability too quickly and eventually suffer an energy "collapse"?
With 38 seconds left in the second quarter, looking at the score, the San Antonio Spurs had actually overtaken the score. It was not even 1 or 2 points. Tang Qian received the ball inside and made a strong attack that caused Diaw's foul. He made 1 of 2 free throws.
, there are about 20 seconds left in the game.
The Spurs still had no intention of playing the ball quickly, but slowly moved it through the half court, then waited for others to stop and started to attack in the half court.
Tianchao Sports Channel.
"The Lakers had better defend this ball, otherwise they would be overtaken by so much, which would be difficult to accept psychologically." After Zhang Weiping said that, the Spurs had already started to move the ball, first with a Zip.Trip, which is the zipper tactical system, and then Gino
Billy used the inside screen to hit the top arc. The Lakers' defense did a good job on this ball and did not allow the Spurs' No. 1 position, Parker, to sneak past the baseline. However, this was not the end, because the Spurs did it in an instant.
A tactical transformation.
Ginobili directly started to break through at a 45-degree angle. Although he used a screen, the ball was squeezed by Kobe and broke the Spurs' wall. Ginobili still did not pass the ball.
What are you waiting for? Waiting for Leonard to come over! After Leonard comes over, he passes the ball hand to hand!
"Watch him! Where is the defender?" Kobe shouted, but Leonard's defender did not appear at the first moment. Nick Young's basic defensive skills were a bit lacking, so Leonard started to shake him away without the ball.
.Now although I am trying my best to catch up from behind, it is actually too late.
Kobe cursed secretly, decisively gave up his defender, and then switched to guard Leonard. The ball was made in time. If it had been a little later, even Kobe would not have been able to follow up. Leonard defended this
The playoffs of the season have indeed continued to evolve, and by the end, they have actually reached the level of DPOY next season. However, this is just defense. Leonard's offensive end has not been fully developed this season.
At this level, if you have to hold the ball and beat Kobe, who is at his peak in all aspects, it is simply "tiring of life."
But Leonard didn't stop, he was still holding the ball and breaking through.
Kobe sneered in his heart when he saw this, because he believed that his opponent's offense was completely impossible to defeat his defense.
There is nothing wrong with this idea. It would be weird if Leonard in the 13-14 season could break through Kobe's defense. However, Leonard is also a star with a high basketball IQ in the future. He would be so stupid.
?Of course not, because Kobe was forced to press the "stop button" during the defense! Naturally, this could not have been stopped by himself on the 24th, but by...
Duncan ran over and was blocked to death on the spot.
Duncan's offensive and defensive abilities have declined, but his willingness and quality in pick-and-rolls are better than before. Because he is now in the Spurs, his main focus is no longer on attacking tough problems, but on making the team's overall operation smoother. This is
He is another model of core transformation. It is very successful. At least in the Spurs, he has successfully changed from an offensive sledgehammer to a lubricant. This transformation of the core model is basically the same for ordinary stars in ordinary teams.
It cannot be achieved.
Tim Duncan and Popovich are a perfect match between the Spurs and Popovich.
Perhaps except for the legendary Green Army, such a close relationship will never be found again.
"Defense! Keep an eye on Leonard! Keep an eye on Leonard! I'm blocked!!!"
Jordan Hill's defensive awareness is so poor, mainly because his first and deep-rooted idea is to "brush data" rather than defend. This problem will also have a huge impact on his future. Not many head coaches are.
I really like people like this. As I said again, data and other things are only for outside "laymen" to see. Some truly experienced head coaches don't care about these things at all. If they think it's not good, it's not good.
More, it is judged based on experience and feeling.
It seems like a "flow of impressions" but in fact basketball is a highly competitive sport, and cold data can only be used as a reference and not as a factor that dominates the head coach's main coaching. Maybe as a joke, you can also call them "
"Expert Impression Flow".
No one who relies on data to coach has truly become a famous coach.
But the problem is that D'Antoni himself has no ability to coach defensively. The Lakers were not aiming for the NBA championship at the beginning of this season. Therefore, after signing a large number of temporary workers and mercenaries as a whole, D'Antoni became even less capable.
You have to know that if Nash hadn't forced his comeback in the second half of the season, D'Antoni would have been almost out of control for the Lakers in the previous games, and there would be no big problem if he let it go. The offensive system was not in place.
If the team is connected, why do you want to talk about defense? D'Antoni really doesn't have this ability.
There are probably very few players in history who can forcibly integrate this kind of lineup in one season.
Leonard took advantage of Jordan Hill's defensive failure to get out in time. He actually took a step back and exited the three-point line before shooting.
Brush~
The basketball hit the Lakers' basket steadily.
There are only 1.9 seconds left before the end of the first half.
Don't underestimate Leonard's three-pointers. He is a player who has always been very capable of three-pointers. It's not that he has Kobe McGrady's ability to force three-pointers from the top, but he has an extremely good grasp of when to take three-pointers.
Accurate. That's why his three-point shooting percentage in the playoffs is so high.
It’s almost 42% this season! No matter who you compare it to, it is undoubtedly an extremely good three-point shooting percentage! At least in the future when there are a lot of offensive and defensive transitions, his ability to capture three-point shot opportunities is already
enough.
In a few years, the league will be completely different. There will not be so much strict defense and intense interference. Kobe McGrady's ability to separate people from three-pointers will gradually become less important. Instead, it will be about capturing the transition between offense and defense.
Opportunities to take shots can even more guarantee the hit rate and efficiency. Furthermore, we are always talking about James, Paul, Durant, etc., but who remembers that in fact, the Spurs' No. 2 is also an efficiency maniac. In the future of the playoffs, he will
He once had a super efficiency value of 31.5. Therefore, he should be counted as an efficient basketball player.
The Lakers did not call a timeout. Kobe missed a long half-court three-pointer, and the game entered the intermission.
After halftime, the Spurs have now scored 67 points. 3 minutes is equivalent to them scoring 17 points at once. Although it is not as exaggerated as the Warriors and Rockets scored more than 20 points in 3 minutes, it is not bad. After all, the Spurs
This is a position-based offense with basically no transition between offense and defense. So from this aspect, it is quite scary. What about the Lakers? Instead, they only scored 5 points from behind. 63-67, the Lakers fell behind.
Returned to the locker room at 4 minutes.
Only then did Tang Qian suddenly understand the meaning of Duncan's previous words.
What does "no next time" mean?
Because, if you really watched this game in detail, you will find that from the time Duncan said this, the Spurs have almost never used the same tactics to score goals. This also makes the Lakers, as their opponent, score every ball.
It takes a lot of effort and cost to defend .N.N.D! This is too exaggerated! There is no logic or trace to be found!
If Tang Qian hadn't defended a few of them, the score might have been even bigger.
Just, how did the Spurs do all this???
Isn’t this too much of a load on the players?
Anyway, if you want the Lakers to do this, they will collapse first after a few balls.
During the halftime break, ESPN began to "taunt" the Lakers, saying that this is the energy of history, and no one can break this "law." Because overturning four sets in a row is too much of a drain on the team, even if
No NBA team can withstand this kind of continuous consumption. Jerry Lucas also cited the most recent case of the Trail Blazers' comeback failure. In the first round of the Western Conference in 2003, at the end of the third quarter, the Blazers
The Warriors were still leading the Mavericks. However, they collapsed without warning in the last quarter and were scored by the Dallas Mavericks by 36 points! That era was an era of extremely slow rounds and rhythm, 36 points in a single quarter! It was still the playoffs.
G7! It’s a bit surreal no matter how you look at it! The Trail Blazers only scored 22 points in a single quarter! In fact, just looking at 22 points in a single quarter, it was not too few in the playoffs of that era, but you can’t hold off your opponent’s 36 points in a single quarter.
ah!
Therefore, the collapse in the fourth quarter is a kind of inertia.
In the same way, the Nuggets collapsed in the last game of the 1994 playoffs. Even grabbing 53 rebounds in a single game could not save them! They were defeated by the "Utah Twins" in one fell swoop!
Therefore, Jerry Lucas asserted that the Lakers' "slump" in the second half will become more and more obvious and manifest.
Some Lakers fans were unhappy after hearing this, and began to leave "disgusting" comments on ESPN: What bullshit history! Then I also said that any team that participated in such a big comeback has never won the NBA title in history.
Where is the championship? Do you agree?
Immediately, this statement was bombarded by countless Spurs fans: Go back and watch T.N.T! That’s your Lakers’ territory! Also, don’t make such disgusting remarks!!! We in San Antonio,
But there is a tradition of winning championships in odd years!!!
Hahahaha! The championship in odd years? Why didn’t you win it last year? Also, brother, you are probably living a confused life. This year is 2014, not an odd year! Hahahaha!!!
Obviously, this Lakers fan's message was "besieged", but he did make some sense.
Don’t you like to talk about history? Isn’t this the same? Why, you can accept the good ones, but you can’t accept the bad ones?
T.N.T also made its own half-time analysis. Reggie Miller believes that if the Lakers want to change the situation and suppress the Spurs' offensive momentum, they must first pay attention to their pick-and-rolls, especially the continuous pick-and-rolls after passing the ball.
, you must defend, at least give a certain amount of pressure. Secondly, you must keep up with the defense and rotation. Like the last three-pointer made by Leonard just now, if you can keep up with the rotation, it is actually enough to create effective interference.
Kenny Smith’s point of view is to pay attention to the tacit understanding and defense changes between the players, and to avoid letting No. 29 out. He is the one who should stay under the Lakers’ basket. At the same time, pay attention to the Spurs’ baseline cuts. This
A lot of goals were scored tonight. Charles Barkley's opinion was a bit "weird". He actually suggested that Lakers head coach Mike D'Antoni try to let go of Duncan or Diaw's pick-and-roll pop-up shooting.
Concentrating the defensive forces will not easily cause the defensive formation to be easily disordered. It sounds interesting, but in fact, the maneuverability is not that high, because whether it is Duncan or Diaw, they both have the ability to shoot long shots from open positions.
Doing this is tantamount to gambling. If you fail, you will have no chance to come back. So even if you really want to do this, it is not now.
O'Neal's side was even more interesting. He just made a casual comment, and then actually "wrote about it", talking about how he used to hold the ball in his mouth, how he dealt with the Spurs, and what would happen if he were on this Lakers team.
such as.
Barkley, who was next to him, was a little impatient. He said something to help O'Neal cool down: "Don't forget, when you played the Spurs in the playoffs, your statistics were never very good, especially on the offensive end. And you
Is the defensive performance and hot ratio high? If it were you, the Lakers' defensive end would only be more fragile and easily broken."
O'Neal became a little angry when he heard this: "You mean I'm not as good as him? Charles? Not as good as this blue-collar rookie?"
Barkley really nodded and replied: "In terms of defense and rebounding, you are indeed not as good as him. This sounds good. To put it in a real way, it is... there is no need to compare. You are not on the same level in this regard.
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As soon as these words came out, O'Neill's face turned black.
Without it, it would be infuriating.
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