Do you want to change? Now this one is Larry. Brown has a choice, and although the head coach can't decide the direct score, he can determine a team's next offensive and defensive trends. If you want to change now, then what if the Lakers really can't change and haven't reached the playoffs? Then change is tantamount to self-chaos. But it doesn't change...... It also seems to be even worse, because the current situation, if it continues, it is very likely that it will fall to its knees.

It's really nothing to lose one, the series is seven games and four wins, but there is a question, the Lakers lost at the beginning, will it have a certain impact on the players' self-confidence. How did the Black Eight appear, there is an obvious gap in strength, otherwise it would not be the first in a division and the eighth in a division. So why lost? The style of the ball is restrained, what is careless, what is out of play, etc., these are all factors. But the biggest factor is...... Psychological factors.

Yes, there is a psychological problem, and that's the biggest key factor.

Something went wrong here, and it was fatal, Larry. Brown doesn't want that to happen, and it's best not to have any signs of it!

Larry. Brown still decided to change it a little, and the defensive end chose to reduce the help defense and encirclement, and the opponent likes to block and pick, so he just changed the defense. To do this is to let the opponent play alone, forcing the opponent to come one-on-one. At the same time, it is also a kind of trust in the defense of their own players. The team's defender, but Larry. Brown has been trained very seriously, and there are a lot of people who originally had defensive talent, so he made this decision to fine-tune. There is no need to completely change the defensive strategy.

Or use single defense.

It's just a reduction in the co-defense and upper delay and pinching.

He also made chicken soup and motivation during the break, hoping that the Lakers players could defend well, and then the big picture could be deflected. Because the Trail Blazers are not a strong defensive team. They took advantage of the Lakers' monotonous and poor style of play at the beginning, so they built a relatively large lead, and now they are just maintaining it.

Once there is a problem in the attack, then it is not said that you can still maintain the lead.

Larry. Brown is still a defensive coach, and he is used to finding solutions on the defensive end.

There's nothing wrong with that, the Lakers are a strong defensive team, which makes sense and is based on the team's own strengths. It's not some blind command or blind guidance. Because it is a playoffs, the confrontation scale can naturally be strengthened, which is also an advantage for the Lakers to play the playoffs. The Trail Blazers' McCrum dribbled, pressed the rhythm slightly, and did not choose to play a wave of fast offense, and Butler on the Lakers' side slowly lowered his body and stared at it.

If you look at Butler's defense, it's really tough, basically except for the short hand, which makes him helpless to deal with the dry master, the rest are hard. Defensive skills are in Thibodeau and Larry. Under the tutelage of Brown's two defensive masters, he is also becoming more and more perfect. He's taller than McCum, so he should still have some advantage.

McLuum wanted to break through, but Butler moved quickly, adjusted in small steps, squeezed his body, and fought against him, which made him look uncomfortable with a tonnage of only 190+ pounds. It's not that McCum's breakthrough skills are poor, but that in the face of a strong Butler, his confrontation simply can't keep up. You have to know that unless you are the kind of super-fast first step master, or super rhythm breakthrough master, the rest of the breakthroughs are very physical. Especially in the playoffs after the confrontation scale has been raised, this is even more so.

Dengshen will be deflated in the playoffs, let alone McRum?

Butler's defense is the kind of defense that is relatively clean, because he is very physical and confrontational, so he doesn't need too many small movements to assist. It's hard, it's hard!! Don't forget, what is his initials! Although it can't be beaten, it's tough enough!

Tang Qian's inside basket also felt that Butler's defense was very good, and the ball should be stable, but it turned out that it was better not to predict anything in advance. No, it's embarrassing. McCrum directly came to a strong shot, brushed ~, and hit. Forget it, after Butler misses a shot on the offensive end, he turns McRoom...... There was another one.

Brush ~ It's still a top shot!

This is Butler's defensive flaw, and why he is obviously very good defensively, his fundamentals are also solid, his defensive attitude is also very good, and he is clean and tough...... But the reason why he still can't get the best defensive team. It is this point of his, which is inherently flawed and cannot be solved. In many cases, if the opposing player comes to the touch, you can shoot him, and his interference is much smaller than a player of his own height.

Think about it, how much taller is Butler than McCum? IT IS 10CM TALLER, BUT THE ARM SPAN IS ...... Almost.

ONLY 1CM TALL......

That's really ...... The sorrow that the short-handed blame himself understands.

Forget it, just shoot 2, Butler's defense is still online, but tonight, McCrum, who averaged only 23 points per game in the regular season, actually made consecutive shots, and Butary had a ball predicted, but he was still projected into it with high difficulty. This really makes Butler's MMP scold in his heart!

This guy, tonight, did he eat superhuman sour plums? So accurate? Feel so explosive?

Being beaten by the opponent all the time, the Lakers can't help but continue to help defend, Butler can't handle it, so it can only be like this. Otherwise, once the opponent's hand is completely opened, then maybe a super high score will be brushed out tonight. This is also an inertial defensive penalty in the NBA, basically a player who feels good and hits several times in a row, then he will take the help to defend and delay or even wrap up to defend and interrupt his hot state.

Otherwise, it's really firing on people, and I don't know what kind of thing will happen.

People who feel good can't let go, and this is an unspoken rule of the NBA league.

The Lakers played one inside line, and the score difference was not narrowed, so it is likely to be dangerous to go on like this. At the critical moment, it really depends on the superstar's ability. The team signed you with such a high salary, just for now. At this time, as the No. 1 center in the active league and the first person in the active league, Tang Qian began to exert his power.

He began to use his rebounding ability to continuously kill the opponent's basket, and the second offense appeared in a row. This can be regarded as taking advantage of the shortcomings of the Trail Blazers' lineup to attack. WHO CALLED THE TRAIL BLAZERS' STARTING FIVE TONIGHT, THE TALLEST PERSON IN THE STARTING FIVE, WHO WAS ONLY 208CM. This is the opportunity to give Tang Qian a chance to explode and rebound. These people are not their enemies at all. Short and small, nothing at all.

So even if it is offensive rebounding, Tang Qian has also scored a lot, look at this time, the Trail Blazers' Noah. Feng Lei wanted to quickly give Tang Qian a cover. Tang Qian ignored him at all, and directly strengthened, watch the slow motion, Noah. Feng Leh's ball had actually touched the basketball in Tang Qian's hand, but he didn't have time to show joy at all, and was broken away by the giant force of No. 29, and then watched the Lakers complete this two-handed basket with a violent dunk on the 29th.

This also makes . Buckley in the live room finally began to shake his head and praise:

Yes, that's what you should do, tyrant, and now it's time for you to step up.

On the offensive end, the Trail Blazers wanted to play a top arc of the wing around the pile, but they played it, and Lillard's pass was relatively timely, but Noah. Vonleh's end was directly hit by the Lakers' No. 29 slap.

The Lakers also seized the opportunity, and after Tang Qian attracted inside, Rondo gave Butler who went around the baseline, and Butler made a three-point shot. Hit!!! The score difference was quickly narrowed, and now it looks like only 2 points remaining. But the Trail Blazers didn't call a timeout, and their No. 0, Lillard, dribbled to the top arc at this time, dribbled, and suddenly cut in from the right side. Rondo was not easy to pass, and with his reach passing, the ball also wanted to make up for the defensive deficits in front of him, so he quickly blocked Lillard's path. Unlike Butler's defense, Rondo's defense is not dominated by physical confrontation. Of course, his defensive style is still very tough, worthy of being a product produced by the Green Army, and toughness is engraved in the bones. But this is a defensive attitude, and in terms of defensive style, Rondo is still mainly based on close defense and long-arm interference. It's a traditional No. 1 defensive approach that is more step-by-step. There's nothing wrong with that. There are also confrontations, not much, but quite reasonable. Combined with his defensive experience, and the interference from time to time with his arm span that is a lot more than his height, Lillard's breakthrough is quite blocked.

Because Lillard is not the kind of person who relies on the whistle to play, and Rondo's defense is very clean this time, so he fought all the way from the top arc, knowing that there is not much time to attack, Beal. McDonald said: The defense is great, textbook defense, this defense shows the defensive strength of Rajan, he is not so easily provoked. Lillard's offense is going to be deflated.

That's the normal thing, and Rondo thinks the same way, and he thinks his defense is pretty good this time.

If the opponent continues to fight like this, the time is almost up, and the attack must have failed this time.

Protect the rebound, you can play steadily, tie or exceed the score.

The Lakers have been unexpectedly suppressed for so long in this game, and everyone is a little angry in their hearts, as a defending champion, as a team that was basically invincible in the playoffs last year, and as a team with 74 wins in the regular season this year, you can't be arrogant if you don't have a little arrogance. So Rondo's idea is also the idea of all members of the Lakers, guard this ball, we will catch up, and no longer give the Trail Blazers a chance.

You've been ahead for so long, and that's enough, right?

It's time to get back to normal playing conditions.

Lillard also felt that Rondo's defense was really good, and with that super reach, he was overly attentive to protecting the ball throughout the dribble, weakening his breakthrough efficiency. And Rondo is also very accurate defensively, and it seems that he was also a little upset by Lillard's front singles, and now he is extremely serious. Lillard admitted that he was uncomfortable defending the ball.

But...... Lillard's ball, a dribble suddenly pulled back sharply, then a small jump to stabilize his body a little, and immediately a shot, the bow and arrow, the basketball swiped past Rondo's fingertips. Then, brush ...... Hit.

It's all in? Rondo was a little stunned to be honest, he felt that his defense was obviously very good.

So...... It shouldn't be. It's a fucking 3-pointer!!

At 5 points, the Lakers called a timeout.

It's the fourth quarter, and you can't afford to be careless, Larry. Brown didn't want to lose this game.

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