The Warriors were so gambling at the beginning, which is really surprising, I originally thought it was a life-and-death battle for them, so I would have some scruples and some restraints. As a result, Kerr did the opposite, daringly, and beat a Lakers unexpectedly. is worthy of being the dynasty coach of the original time and space, with a few brushes and a bit of guts.

The Lakers didn't expect it to be pulled away all of a sudden, but the playoffs are like this, sometimes the situation changes suddenly in a few minutes, and the overall situation is set. Of course, sometimes it will be back and forth, and it will be difficult to solve. The current situation is now the former, and the opponent is doing this to beat the Lakers in one go. The Warriors played a lot in the regular season. Many teams haven't come back to their senses in the first quarter, and when they look at the score difference, it's almost garbage time.

So, against the Warriors, you can't be careless.

In the end, this is still a team with 73 wins in the regular season, and if you put it in personification, you are the best master.

If you are too careless, the other party can take your life in a few clicks.

It's not a lie.

Kerr just wants to make a Thunder attack in this game, if he doesn't play with momentum, if he doesn't press the Lakers at the beginning, the Warriors will be difficult to play. In the end, it was the first two consecutive losses, and the morale of the players also affected. This seemingly "not so reasonable" style of play can just mobilize the accumulated anger of the players and come to a wave of killing.

Even Cole, in order to further mobilize the subjective enthusiasm and state of the players, actually began to play the "Zen Master" routine:

How long will it take for you to defeat your opponents? Half? A section? Stephen, what about you? This game should also show strength, right? Or is your MVP really just a regular season MVP and has nothing to do with the playoffs?

Cole is the union of the "Zen master" Phil. Jackson and Popovich, so he has a lot of skills and tactics in terms of the locker room and the pacification of the stars. In the average manager, these two aspects are not combined.

Now Cole wants to use the same set of "Zen masters" back then, trying to stimulate the players' state on the court and make the team invisibly stronger. However, this degree must be grasped well, in the end, not everyone is a paranoid like Jordan Kobe, and they can eat "ridicule" as an energy package to replenish their own energy. So it's important to look at the time of excitation.

It's really not good to follow Chocó every time, but it will hit a player's self-motivation.

Why chose this game, in addition to the fact that this game is really important, there is another question, that is, Curry's opening state tonight is quite good. Far better than the first two. This is also a quasi-supergiant self-adjustment and self-adaptability, it's been a few games, or fighting with a team continuously, you said that Curry has not summed up any experience in dealing with it, and it is impossible to think about it with your brain. No matter how you say it, he is still an epoch-making star.

Even if the playoffs are more volatile and easier to limit than the rest of the stars, that can't deny his individual ability.

And just like Cole said, he has been suppressed for so many games, and if he doesn't blow it up, he himself can't say anything about it. This season's Curry is even better than Curry in the original time and space. Coupled with the fact that he was in good shape tonight, Curry took Kerr's words and said: "What more than a half-time quarter, five minutes is enough!" ”

"I'm going to take the suspense out of the game before the first substitution time comes!"

"Into garbage time!"

"Oh? Are you sure? Kerr saw Curry say this and blinked: "That's up to you, I'll give you 5 minutes to perform on yourself." ”

"Let the Angelenos get a good look at our splash storm."

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The Lakers attacked, and the Warriors simply let go of the Purple and Gold's wing moves. Running without the ball, the air Chelnella is up to you!

This move can be regarded as a big change, you must know that the Lakers' wing is still very good, Butler + Ariza, athleticism is very good, and if you let it go casually, you can form a relatively large attack threat. The Warriors' goal in doing this is to concentrate in the low post and near the restricted area, blocking attacks from the center and inside attacks.

This statement is not accurate enough, and it is more accurate to cut off the Lakers' passing and receiving routes in this area.

The flanks, there is no way, relatively speaking, it can only be sacrificed a little, and if there is time, it will be good to make up for the defense or help protect the basket. If you want to make defensive changes, there will naturally be gains and losses. There is a reason that does not need to be elaborated. It's impossible for all the good things to be taken up by you alone. Cole understands this. The Lakers hesitated for a moment and still wanted to give Tang Qian, but they were recognized, and the ball was stealed. Brown is either "tempered", or he has to play inside.

Now, it should have changed a little.

It's better to focus on the wingers.

The Warriors attacked Curry without holding the ball for half court, and instead gave the rest of the players a push, and then Curry looked for an opportunity to pull out a three-pointer at halftime. It seems simple to say, but to deal with a defensive team like the Lakers, ordinary routines may not be easy to use. So, some special routines are needed to solve the current dilemma. For example, "pile-by-pile tactics". The tactic is for Curry to spin back and forth around one person and then look for opportunities to cut inside or outside. Or rely on the inside cut of the screener to get an open seat.

It sounds simple, but it's not easy to defend, and this tactic means you have to constantly follow Curry around the pile, and there is also the threat of being covered by the Warriors' "pile-making" player. This tactic is also a five-point killer move for the Warriors, because this set of lineup mobility and flexibility has reached the maximum, so there are a lot of tactical opportunities that can be obtained.

Blocking one wave may not necessarily block the second.

In fact, this tactic has slowly become a more commonly used tactic in later generations, and it is available in the small balls of each team. But at the moment, it's still a new tactic, and no one except the Warriors is playing particularly slippery. For example, the later generation of Team Rocket is the best of them. Because it is a new tactic, there is almost no possibility of being targeted, and it all depends on the adaptability of the players on the field. Rondo is also really strong, and was slightly thrown away by Curry after almost 2 laps, and at this time, he did not forget to direct other players to fill in the position.

But this ball, Curry still found a little gap and made a three-point shot!

Hit again!

It's already 2 of 3 shots, and I don't know how much better it is than the previous games. With a 14-2 lead, the situation is a bit grim. The Los Angeles Lakers are also feeling a lot of pressure. When there is a lot of pressure, it is easy to make mistakes. This time, he didn't expect that it was Rondo's passing error, he wanted to show off a little bit and make a quick straight stop, but Tang Qian's side quickly rushed out of several Warriors players to intercept it. The ball went straight to the opponent's hands.

Seeing this, Zhang Weiping of the Celestial Empire Sports Station was a little anxious, thinking that he should change his playing style and tactical focus.

The first two games did have a great effect, but restraint on the basketball court was not certain. The so-called restraint is fundamentally based on the choice of multiple factors. For example, this one, insisting on killing the inside line is a bit weak. The same tactic may have very different effects when used in different matches. But then again, the managers don't have a God perspective, so how do they know what to do and when? If you are omniscient and omnipotent, then you will not be a god? And the truth is that sometimes stubbornness and persistence are the hope of turning the tables and the key to winning.

This kind of thing, unless you are God, you have no idea what every choice will be.

The first two games seemed to be pretty good, but at the beginning of this one, the effect was poor, and Tang Qian was also a little anxious, so he forcibly entered, plunged into the crowd, and was "besieged" by the Warriors. Turning around, the Warriors are another fast fight.

The Lakers are very fast in their defense, including Tang Qian, who is first-class in their defensive speed, but unfortunately, Curry of the Warriors, taking advantage of the fact that the Lakers are still converting, directly hit Ariza in front of him is a big three-pointer. This ball, brush~, went in. 17-2, it's really a blink of an eye, and it's suddenly stretched to this point.

Curry's personal state has also risen, he has been suppressed for so long, and the first two games were similar to Iron Dog, Curry finally seized the opportunity and broke out. It's unrealistic for a star of this level to not perform well in a series, and there will always be times when they bottom out. Even if it's one, there's always one. Tonight, it's the opening of the Kuri sky.

Lakers Rondo took advantage of everyone's attraction on the inside and shot a three-pointer himself.

But the ball actually stepped on the line, which was really unlucky. It seems that Rondo himself is a little lacking in confidence, and the ball will only step forward with his right foot too much, so that his toe touches the three-point line. However, it was a successful offense, and the Lakers also chased up by 2 points, but unfortunately, the defense obviously did a good job, and directly stopped the Warriors with a light bag near the free throw line. This tactic is Larry. A core of Brown's defensive system. Let the opponent get into the middle of the ball as much as possible. That way, it's a lot easier to defend.

This ball has indeed been done, but can you think of it? After Curry came out, the Lakers were of course in hot pursuit, and then they were optimistic, and the Warriors made another one that was incredible in the previous basketball philosophy. But in the future, it is also quite popular as a set of tactical plays. Just three people go and make a wall for Curry!

All three of them came to Curry's side except for one passer!!

Depend on! This cover can still be like this???

Doesn't that require frontcourt rebounds at all???

This is placed in Larry. In the eyes of a coach like Brown, there is naturally some sideways, but don't say it, since the rise of the "magic ball theory", this style of play is not uncommon. It feels good, so how about making a wall with three people directly? In the future, this phenomenon will seem close to the unthinkable, and it will become very normal. Everyone is not surprised.

Therefore, the Warriors have played a huge role in advancing the theory of the small ball storm.

The Suns implemented this set in the middle of the first decade of the 21st century, and the Heat's "one big and four small" improved again, and by the Warriors, this has become a fairly mature style of play. In the original plane, the Warriors revolutionized the classic theory that the league's projection team couldn't win a championship. This set of "three people into a wall" is also one of them, and it will be quite classic in the future.

A certain amount of illegal cover is also added!

It's a super wall! The shooter's projection can be played to the maximum! Of course, there are obvious drawbacks, if the shooter hits badly, then the opponent will frantically play defensive counterattacks and be directly destroyed. But tonight, the Warriors just let go, dare to try anything, dare to play anything! That's where we are! Curry's three-point shot goes straight to the net!

20-4, looking at the time, it's almost time for the first bench rotation, of course the Lakers will not sit still, this ball Tang Qian directly blocked and dismantled, and he was tough with the ball! Because the rush was not delayed, neither of the two Warriors could stop the ball. A defensive foul was also indicated. The basketball rolls around the hoop and goes into the net!

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Tang Qian stood on the free throw line, and he was also very competitive, and he raised his hand directly to make the free throw hollow into the net.

Got a three-pointer in one go.

This was supposed to be a very uplifting ball, the Lakers could use this to reverse some disadvantages, but where do you want to get it, the opposite Warriors No. 30, this ball directly holds the ball in the backcourt, and the whole court scolds Rondo, and does not pass the ball, and then there are not a few steps after reaching the frontcourt, it is a gesture of raising your hand to shoot! It's really fake, and it's so far away! Depend on! Jerk off, you are!

The NBA's ultra-long three-point distance is 28 feet or more, which means at least 8.5344 meters. That's more than a meter away from the normal three-point line! The farthest from the normal three-point line is 7.25 meters. And Curry's shot distance of this ball is directly more than 9 meters away, which is completely a ball from the sky! Rao was like this, Rondo still relied on his defensive skills to move forward and pounced, stretching out his long arm to block it.

Well, if you can't block it, it can also play a disruptive role. In the end, Rondo's arm span is the top in the history of the outside line.

It's much stronger than Curry's small short hand.

This ball is not far from being watched in slow motion, and Rondo's defense is indeed back to the peak of the year, which is very strong. If you were a different person, you would not have been able to react so quickly and interfere in time. It's a pity that this ball, Curry's goal, still scored!!

The arc and height of the basketball are a bit like special effects.

But, it's in.

Curry made 45 three-pointers from outside 30 feet this season, shooting 46.7 percent from beyond the arc! This season, this data has soared directly to about 5 percent! Just ask if you're afraid! 28 feet? NO~ brother doesn't need to calculate such a "short" distance! Straight 30 feet is good!

Therefore, the ultra-long-distance three-point shot, Curry is also not aimed at anyone!

Extremely strong!

Curry also played a "slippery head" in this ball, and actually deliberately kept his hand, and then waited a little for Rondo to bump into it. Many people will tell you on the field court that the ball has been shot, and it is not a hitter. I believe that countless people have heard this kind of thing. For a long time, this term was "truth". In fact, that's not the case at all. After the shot, the person is still in the air, and the shooting action is not over, even if you "point the wrist", you will be punished for a foul. Ginobili is a master who uses this routine to play 3+1. Some people will also ask, but obviously some of them didn't blow it. That's right, you can't generalize, and you will indeed make some adjustments according to the changes and scales on the field. But under normal circumstances, especially the kind of non-critical moments, it will basically blow. However, it is also important to note that the NBA has a special penalty rule called "High.Five". According to the definition of this rule, you can "give a high-five" without malice and slamming. That is, to hit the palm after the shot (the most typical example is the example of the Lakers and Timberwolves this year, Chandler slapped Rose on the palm after the shot, and the referee report after the game was clearly written, because it was a controversial whistle, and now there are referee reports to read). But be careful, if you hit the rest of the place, strictly speaking, it's still a foul.

Hence the fouls of "point wrist" and "point arm".

In this ball, Rondo was the last to point his wrist and received a foul.

Brush ~ the ball is in ~ I have to add another free throw ~ Curry walked to the free throw line, didn't rest for a second, took it and shot, brushed ~ and hit the free throw. Take all 4 points in one go! Then he spat out his braces, as if to say: See? I'm going to fire all the way tonight!

At 24-7, the Lakers called a timeout.

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