In the start of this game, the Knicks took Yao Ming from the starter for the first time, and replaced Dior and the other four to play for a day, this substitution is not Yao Ming, the Knicks can't win, but Mill also wants to see what kind of level the two fast counterattack teams in the league will play.

Since D'Antoni's small-ball tactics left, although there have been many changes through the adjustment of assistant coaches, Mir is not very clear about the effect of this change, especially Mir also wants to know what kind of strength the Knicks will have when they face off against the Suns?

The Suns' starting lineup hasn't changed in the slightest, with Nash, Joe, Marion, Jr. and Kert in the slightest.

A lot of people think that the Suns are a team that doesn't defend and is a fast-paced team, but are the Suns really, just that?

Anyway, in Gong Feng's opinion, whether it was the Suns team last season or now, there are many things to learn from themselves, especially why Nash can complete the transformation in the Suns and put his name behind Magic and Kidd.

Many people know that the Suns are a team that needs to control the tempo, but why are the Suns still averaging 110 points per game? Just because all the Suns players are running really fast? What is the accuracy of the three-point shot? Are you good at counter-attacking?

That's too easy, right? Gong Feng, as one of the most vocal ones, when he led the substitute lineup to maintain the score with the opponent's main team, Gong Feng could only say that he could maintain his lineup in terms of score, but he did not dare to guarantee that the substitute lineup he led could exceed the strength of the opponent's main lineup.

Unless it is a player on the Knicks bench who suddenly opens up, or the opponent suddenly makes many mistakes and is counterattacked by the Knicks bench.

Many times after the Knicks bench lineup comes on the court, in the mainstream view of the Knicks, it is just a regular way to keep the score unchanged, and the Knicks have never thought that they really have to rely on such a lineup to defeat the opponent's main lineup, and ultimately determine the final direction of the game.

Not because of anything else, just because of one point, the players in the bench lineup, the overall defensive is too poor, not to mention Korver, Dio, which themselves belong to the type of defense that is not very good, that is, Gong Feng and Bosh are capable and talented, but because of age, they lack the experience that defense needs most, and they also lack the ability to win by defense.

In this way, Gong Feng should easily understand the strength of the Suns? But in fact, Gong Feng really wanted to know how Nash led his team to the best level in their Suns' regular season history.

Now everyone wants to play with the Suns, just because of one point, as an opponent, you can get the data you want in this game, but who doesn't want to play with the Suns, because no matter how strong you are, your style of play will unconsciously incorporate into the rhythm of the Suns, resulting in the end losing.

Although Gong Feng deliberately observed Nash's playing style and playing style, Gong Feng was really a little confused after observing for a while.

Nash doesn't have as mysterious passing as everyone thinks, Gong Feng doesn't even need to think much to know how Nash will pass the ball, brain, hand, ball, it's easy to say, but how many people in the whole league can do it like Nash?

After Cotter joined the Suns, he checked and filled in the gaps for all the players, and served as the team's defensive responsibility with Marion, his running was not fast, and the impact was not comparable to Xiaosi, but when Kurt was on the court, the Suns no longer needed to protect the backcourt rebounds like last season, relying on all to protect the backcourt rebounds, and Kurt's card position has allowed Marion and Xiaosi to grab the rebounds they should grab.

Yes, the Suns' rebounding protection is very good, but it is only backcourt rebounds, for frontcourt rebounds, because the Suns' tactics are strategic abandonment, otherwise it is impossible to start their own impact the moment they get the rebounds, and even if the opponent has a few strong people who grab frontcourt rebounds, the Suns will collectively catch blind.

Nash, who is responsible for defending Gong Feng, rarely sees Nash facing his own direct choice impact, even if Gong Feng's defensive breakthrough skills are not very strong, when Nash comes to the half court with the ball, Gong Feng sees more that Nash passes the ball quickly and at the first moment to the most threatening point, or to the weak side of the Knicks' defense.

The rest of the Suns players are not in their own positions waiting to receive a pass from Nash, and any player's ability to run without the ball is definitely the result of D'Antoni's personal coaching.

The interactive small-scale blocking, the running and pulling of the feet, the perfect combination of movement and static, in a short period of time for teammates to pull out an offensive line, in a few simple seconds, but there are already a lot of small tactics in it, and Nash's fast ball can always allow his teammates to get a pass on the weak side, and the moment of receiving the ball, many players have already made a good judgment of this offense, either directly attacking, or have seen that their teammates have a better position.

This is also a big reason why no matter who is around Nash, as long as he has a strong ability to score, three-point, and impact, he can play well and get good data next to Nash.

The success of the Suns is to compress the ability to pull space from the past half to the full court, Nash's passing ability has been strengthened to the greatest extent under such a system, and the shortcomings of his weak physical confrontation have been minimized, and Nash's dexterity, running with the ball, fast ball, and even Nash's kaleidoscopic offensive means have been perfectly presented in such a system.

When Gong Feng saw this, he knew why some people said that D'Antoni created a new era, and why so many people admired D'Antoni.

Basketball is always a sport in which the offensive side has a relative advantage, from the day basketball was born, to the 24-second offensive time of each round, and then to Chamberlain, Abdul-Jabbar, Larry? Bird, Magic, Jordan...... The development of basketball is a complex and seemingly simple process.

Just like the Jordan's rule that many people know, the Pistons back then really relied on 'dirty' defense to defeat Jordan? Did Jackson really rely on the triangular offense to achieve success?

If it's just such a simple thing, then this kind of behavior is not only an insult to a powerful group like the Pistons, which is extremely strong offensively and defensively, but also an indirect insult to Jordan and Magic...... If the Pistons had relied on their 'dirty defense' to reach the Finals three times in a row and win two consecutive NBA championships, then Daley would not have been selected as the head coach of the Dream First Team, and if Jackson had really relied on the triangle strategy alone to achieve success with the Bulls, then Collins would have been able to lead Jordan to get everything he deserved.

How many people know that behind the extremely simple term of Jordan's Law, there are more than a dozen detailed rules behind it, supporting it to move forward? Some of the details even include some of Jordan's signature facial movements?

And who knew that the triangle offense was all about controlling the number of shots taken by the absolute core in each quarter? And Jackson's success is precisely because Jackson made the core of his team, that is, Jordan, absolutely trust himself, and even believe in his own judgment?

The NBA is a league of players, a business league in the shape of a pyramid, but those famous coaches, which of the coaches after coaching, is not absolutely convinced of their own coaches? Or even willing to play for their coach from the inside?

If Jordan didn't believe Jackson's instructions at that time, then what was the difference between Jackson and Collins at that time?

If the Spurs players watched Popovich reprimand Duncan so seriously, and Duncan sincerely criticized his coach, apologized, and humbly accepted it, do you think the Spurs can still be so successful with Duncan, or Popovich, for nearly 20 years?

At the end of the day, it's always the result that we see, not all the extremely difficult processes, in the case of basketball.

Every successful tactic must seem extremely simple, but behind this extremely simple is an extremely complex series of precise calculations, a large amount of accumulation, and the support of the player's various abilities. (To be continued.) )