Without Iguodala and Durant, Su Chen's proposed five-man lineup is: Curry, Klay, Barnes, Jefferson, Green.

It's fast, can shoot and pass, and can handle most of the offensive and defensive transition opportunities.

This lineup can be regarded as barely meeting the elements of the five-small lineup.

Jefferson is not as old as he was when he was younger, but he is still running at a good pace.

Maybe in the face of an ordinary forward backcourt, Jefferson's speed has no advantage, but it also depends on who he compares with.

Compared to the big forward on the opposite side, isn't that fast?

"Adams, I'm serious about telling you, I'm going to come up with this five-man lineup, it's not a chaotic battle, but a tactic that can play an important role in the championship stage."

Su Chen replied very seriously.

Su Chen is not arrogant, unlike Maddie's words that mean 'I'm already thinking about the next round of opponents'.

On the contrary, because of the long-term vision, he decided that he needed to stock up on a new tactic, and he didn't want to rely on any trick to eat all over the world.

Even if it was an 'elevator door tactic' that was so powerful that it was disabled, Su Chen didn't want to use a tactic all the time.

If you use it all the time, you will definitely be targeted.

Even if the league doesn't change the rules in the game now, the whistle is not a matter of the league's words.

Now even David Lee's moving block, the referee doesn't blow a lot of the time.

But this cannot be expected to be used as a conventional weapon.

He has to rely on the current rules to play the bug of the elevator door tactic, and the alliance will not get used to him, and directly blow the whistle of blocking and dismantling.

"What about the position?"

Ron Adams raised his own questions.

This five-small lineup does seem to be very fast in the transition between offense and defense, but the game is not only a fast attack.

On the contrary, the fast break only accounted for a small part of the overall game.

Most of the time, offense and defense are positional warfare.

In positional warfare, it is very disadvantageous not to have a big center.

There is no blocking and dismantling in the offense, and there is no single defense against the opponent's center.

"It's very simple, if the quality of the pick-and-roll is not good, you won't block and dismantle, and the number of pick-and-rolls will increase to the screen, and there will always be an opportunity to break through or empty positions in other positions in the cover, and then add passes."

Su Chen said to the two.

In fact, when Su Chen said to the two of them, he was also saying it to himself.

Teaching people is also a way to consolidate one's own knowledge.

"Sounds pretty solid, but what about the defense?"

Ron Adams picked up the information again thoughtfully.

"It's very simple, the defensive strategy is infinite and the inside player goes around the front, and after getting the ball, quickly wrap it up and let the opposing role player handle the ball."

Regarding the problem of defense, Su Chen said it without even thinking about it.

After all, many teams have started to play the five-small lineup later, and Su Chen has already analyzed the five-small lineup many times.

After hearing Su Chen's words, Milosevic and Ron Adams suddenly lit up.

Both of them couldn't help but read the information carefully.

At the same time, they were also simulating in their minds what this lineup would look like with Su Chen's style of play.

Su Chen was not in a hurry, just waited patiently for the two of them.

"This lineup has a quick movement, you can make substitutions when you encounter a block, you don't have to be afraid of misalignment, misalignment is immediately on the bag, and all the role players of the opposing team handle the ball, which is wonderful."

After a while, Milosevic woke up like from a dream.

"Yes, defending around the inside line will increase the error rate of receiving the ball on the inside, and even if the ball is caught and clamped, it can force the opponent to play."

Ron Adams also came to his senses and couldn't help but admire.

"Do you think this lineup is feasible with this tactic?"

Su Chen asked the two.

In fact, looking at the reaction of the two, Su Chen's question was superfluous.

But he couldn't figure out the suitability of this tactic to this lineup, and wanted these two people to analyze it for themselves from a professional perspective.

"Great, Sue, you're a genius!"

Milosevic did not hesitate to praise his words and praised Su Chen from the bottom of his heart.

"It seems that what you said to the media is epoch-making, not empty words, you really have such ability."

Ron Adams said the same.

Especially for Ron Adams, a veteran assistant coach, he is more flexible in his thinking and not like those old-school coaches.

After seriously considering Su Chen's words, Ron Adams also recognized Su Chen's talent.

For these words of admiration, Su Chen only smiled.

If you don't laugh, can you still say that these are the strategies and tactics of the rotten street ten years later?

"But with Randolph and Gasol on the Grizzlies, this five-man defense could be a problem."

Ron Adams said after a moment's thought.

Although there are strategies such as infinite change of defense, front wrapping, and bag clamping.

But Randolph's offensive ability goes without saying, and Gasol Jr. is not a pure blue-collar worker, he also has offensive ability.

"Don't worry too much about this, I've already thought about it."

Su Chen responded with a smile.

Are the twin towers really hard to defend?

Not necessarily.

In the Age of Small Balls, the Twin Towers were the inverse version of existence.

Gasol Jr. and Randolph can be compared to the later luxurious twin towers of the Timberwolves, Gobert and Towns.

Gasol Jr. is also slow, just in contrast to Gobert.

Randolph's speed is average, not as fast as Downs, and neither of them is a strong point defensively.

The Timberwolves twin towers faced a small lineup, and they were often collapsed by the small ball lineup.

And with a bunch of people on the inside, the offense really doesn't move.

struggled to score two points, and immediately because I couldn't prevent it, I missed three points and came back.

Moreover.

Playing the grizzly bears, Su Chen didn't want to use the five-small lineup too early.

Unless it is a grizzly bear that suddenly explodes, and there is the kind of posture that wants to eliminate the grizzly bear, then Su Chen will consider using five small one fight.

If he was in the same state as he was on the field, Su Chen was still ready to hide one and five small.

Although Su Chen didn't want to say anything like being thinking about the finals opponent, he had to say that this year's Heat Big Three was an existence that could not be ignored.

The Heat are the true champions in this timeline.

Whether it's Bogut or Azeri, it's too slow.

This Heat's offensive and defensive conversion ability is too strong, and the Janway connection is a very classic picture of this team.

At the same time, the projection ability of this Heat team is also very strong.

Don't look at the tactical core is James and Wade's double attack, but the outside group of the Heat cannot be ignored.

Ray Allen, Miller, Battier, James Jones, Lewis

With a group of shooters of this level, without a five-small lineup, it is easy for the Heat to seize the opportunity once the three-point space is missed.

Compared with the Spurs, in terms of style of play, the Heat Big Three is more restrained by the current Warriors.

Not to mention that this Heat team has already won the Spurs.

"Sue, since you have already thought about it, it's good, I'll go and explain this system to the players."

Ron Adams took the materials and walked towards the training hall.

Su Chen nodded.

Once Ron Adams has explained to the players, he can just let the players start training on the five-small system.

In terms of proficiency, the presence of analog glasses is not a problem.

(End of chapter)