full court guidance

Chapter 217
Old Nelson didn't care about the extremely subtle discomfort coming from his body, he was thinking about how to change the current disadvantage of the team.

However, he soon discovered that even if he made the most correct tactical adjustments, it would not have much effect at this time, because the most important players were really floating, and even if they were in a backward state, they could still play well. It's too casual.

Although the players are still happy to share the ball, they have lost the rigor of the past. Whether it is concentration or running positions, they are not as serious and active as before. It feels like they are just messing around. As if it could be tidied up.

I also saw the situation of my teammates when I was late, and tried to remind my teammates to concentrate, but unfortunately it didn't work.

Things like pride and complacency have never been so easy to change.

Even Milicic, who has always been very serious about playing, has begun to be affected. He is increasingly seeking direct confrontation with Dior in the interior, although he has all aspects of height, weight, confrontation, etc. when facing Dior. Dominant, but Stoudemire's strong athletic ability has brought him a good defensive ability. If Milicic is entangled with Dior inside, his role will be greatly reduced.

At 10:11, he was late and forcibly hit an unreasonable ultra-long three-pointer against Bell's defense, and finally scored the first point of today's game for the Warriors.

At 10:05, the Suns completed a beautiful offense in just 6 seconds. Nash received a quick serve from his teammate and rushed into the Warriors' half court. Seriously out of position, allowing Nash to easily rush in front of Milicic, pass the ball to Diaw, and the French magician easily completes a dunk.

At 9:48, he was late and was double-teamed by Nash and Bell, so he had to choose to pass the ball to his teammates.

After Roy received the ball, he hit the Suns basket directly. After he went inside, he faced Stoudemire's interference and chose to pass the ball to the outside. Enter.

Stoudemire turned around and took off the defensive rebound, and the Suns immediately launched a quick counterattack.

Late is not as fast as Nash in terms of movement speed, and can only barely keep up to prevent him from shooting easily.

But Nash chose to pass the ball again. He crossed the ball to Bell who ran to the bottom corner. The difference between the two sides widened further.

The atmosphere on the court has begun to change a bit, even the fans can clearly feel it.

The players of the Warriors are still sharing the ball selflessly, and they are still trying their best to cooperate with their teammates, but it just gives people a feeling that something is wrong, as if the players on the Warriors are actually just following a spirit that comes from the soul. Instincts, but no shells of thoughts of their own.

Charles Barkley looked at it for a while, and his tone became a little heavy: "It seems that if the Warriors don't make adjustments as soon as possible, they may be blown up by the Suns today."

"I don't quite understand. Today, the Warriors are still playing according to their previous style of play, but why can the Suns rub them against the ground? Is it because they were targeted by the Suns' tactics?" Smith Playing stupid on purpose.

Miller said with a wry smile: "Actually, the Suns just made some adjustments to their style of play. We can clearly see that every time they attack, they increase the tempo very quickly, and Nash is almost exhausted. Running with all my strength, try to prevent the Warriors players from defending well on the defensive end. The Warriors' defensive ability is not strong, and the old coach Nelson is also a coach who pays more attention to training offensive tactics. It is difficult to effectively respond to the crazy offensive of the Suns. This is indeed one of the reasons why the Suns can lead. But I think the bigger reason why the Warriors are behind comes from themselves, and their mentality is wrong."

Barkley began to popularize science: "Why is the Lakers' 33-game winning streak generally considered to be a record that is almost impossible to break? In fact, the reason is very simple, because there will be many factors other than basketball on the court that will affect the players. There have been many dominant teams in the history of the league, but their winning streaks are not very long. Because too many victories, people may relax, which directly affects their performance on the court. I think the current That’s what happened to the Warriors, they’ve played so well before, and it’s led them to underestimate their opponents.”

Reggie Miller immediately took up the conversation: "Yes, after all, the NBA is the top basketball hall in the world, and the players who can play here are the top players among the 60 billion (in 08) people in the world. Role players cannot be underestimated, and the Warriors must pay for their arrogance."

At this time, Kenny Smith defended his lateness weakly: "It seems that the most normal player on the Warriors is late, but he can't stop the arrogance of his teammates. It's a pity. It seems that the Warriors are going to fight His own record was missed."

While the three were explaining and discussing, the game had already passed for several minutes, and the Suns' tactical adjustment had a very obvious effect.

They desperately improved their tempo on the offensive end, making it impossible for the Warriors to defend their positions.

On the defensive end, the Suns are determined to retreat immediately after the shot, and let the Warriors fight tough battles. With the top defensive combination of the Suns outside Marion Gabel, facing the Warriors, a team that focuses on outside shooting. When they did, they did have a great advantage.

This led to only half of the first quarter, and the Suns had already widened the point difference to 16 points!
The Warriors once called a short timeout, but the effect was very bad, and it didn't help the Warriors players adjust their mentality.

When they saw that they were almost [-] points behind the Suns, the Warriors players panicked and began to face up to their opponents.

But their panic affected their performance. Although the Suns failed to open the score again, the Warriors were almost unable to catch up with the score.

Late is already hard work, and the Warriors scored almost all of the first half of the first quarter by him.

But even with a late three-pointer, he can't beat the opponent's entire team by himself. He needs the support of his teammates.

At 5:36 in the first quarter, the Warriors made a substitution, and the old Nelson took it down late.

Last season, even if the Warriors were very close to their opponents, the old Nelson insisted on his own arrangements and never arranged excessive playing time for late arrivals.

It's just that his substitutions are not rigid. Sometimes he lets late players play a quarter and rests, and sometimes he lets late players play for a while and rest for a while.

Late, who returned to the bench, sat down on the seat closest to the coaching staff, watching his teammates on the pitch like a group of headless chickens, couldn't help frowning frequently.

Underestimating the enemy from within is really not something that can be solved by tactics.

It seems necessary that after this game is over, I resort to the most classic trick in my Greater China cultural circle - hold a meeting!
D'Antoni didn't want to give the Warriors a chance to breathe. After seeing the late end, he still pressed the team's main players on the court.

This is also his biggest flaw. In order to pursue victory, he will extremely squeeze the main players.

This game is very important to D'Antoni, and it is related to him verifying his ideas.

In his view, the Warriors will surely become one of the most competitive teams in the league in the future. If the Suns want to break out of the West, they must challenge the Warriors.

Even though the Suns management has lost patience because they haven't been able to reach the finals in recent seasons, D'Antoni still insists that only by studying the Warriors thoroughly can they win the championship.

The rhythm of the Suns remained the same. The Warriors were no longer late to sit on the court, and the rhythm began to get out of control, which was brought up by the Suns.

After all, the Warriors are a group of guys with super offensive power. Seeing that the Suns are fighting against him, and he is still behind, he feels somewhat uncomfortable.

Stephen Jackson originally wanted to perform well after playing, but seeing that the team was too far behind, this time he was not flustered, but he was not in charge of the team's offensive rhythm, and the ball was not in his hands. Can't stop the rhythm.

Roy made a breakthrough, Milicic made a strong back-to-back inside, and Harrington made a mid-range and long-range shot.

It seems that the Suns played very well, and their shooting percentage seems to be acceptable, but they have lost the opportunity.

The Suns seized the opportunity and took the opportunity to play a crazy offensive.

By the end of the first quarter, they had extended their lead to 24 points!
Even the TNT TV station where Chi Chui gathers couldn't help saying: "It's over, the game has entered garbage time, and the Warriors can't break the league's opening winning streak."

Old Nelson didn't pay much attention to this. This time, he let the players learn a lesson, and they can continue to hit the record in the future. As long as there are late arrivals, he believes that the Warriors are not as far away from this record as imagined.

He called the players to surround him, holding a tactical board in his hand, and his tone was quite relaxed: "Boys, don't worry, it's just a game, take it easy..."

The players who were listening to old Nelson's tactics were taken aback when they heard his voice stop abruptly.

Looking up, he saw that old Nelson's face was pale, and when he let go of his hand, the tactical board fell directly to the ground.

Milicic had quick eyes and quick hands, and he helped Old Nelson: "Donnie, what's wrong with you?"

The late expression changed, and he pushed his teammates away: "Everyone spread out, it looks like a heart attack."

Old Nelson was still barely conscious. He pointed to being late, and then pointed to the tactical board on the ground with trembling fingers. Then he rolled his eyelids and passed out completely.

(End of this chapter)