Sports medicine starts with the Sun Miracle Doctor

Chapter 211 In fact, we were quite strong at the beginning

"This atmosphere is like death's home field."

Nelson looked around the court and couldn't help but sigh.

At a glance, the entire stand was a sea of ​​white. Amid the explosive music, there were huge hanging displays all around the stand, spraying out hot flames and igniting the entire stadium.

The cheers like a mountain roar and a tsunami echoed throughout the stadium, making people's blood boil.

Chen Yu curled his lips, thinking back to the time when Inter Milan won the championship. Tens of thousands of people sang and smoke filled the entire stadium. Everything in front of him seemed a bit insignificant.

"It's still Tianwang Mountain after all. The atmosphere is normal." In the crucial fifth game, whoever wins has an advantage.

Chen Yu couldn't help but turn his head and look across.

The king and everyone gathered around Adelman, nervously making the final arrangements.

Chen Yu couldn't help but wonder, was everything that happened in the hotel really an unexpected move by the king?

Who ordered it, Adelman?

I had dealt with Adelman during the All-Star Game, and I thought he was a very elegant and upright old man who never looked like he would do such a thing.

Before the game, Skiles and others discussed whether they should break the news to reporters and complain about it during the post-game press conference.

But in the end I decided to forget it.

There is no evidence for making false claims, and it is not easy to just put a shit basin on someone's head.

The premise is that the game is won.

If he loses, Skiles will inevitably have some weird words.

The most important thing is, even if Scales doesn't break the news and so many guests in the hotel are affected, how can reporters with their magical powers not report it? As for how reporters guess and arrange it, that's their business.

Chen Yu withdrew his gaze and sat back calmly.

The game starts at 7pm.

After the players came on the field, Adelman did not sit back on the bench. Instead, he stood on the sidelines with his arms folded and his expression serious.

He didn't expect that the sun would change formation first.

And he put Ewing, who had played well before, back on the bench.

Adelman said he didn't quite understand this operation, which somewhat disrupted his plan.

He wanted to do something to deal with it, but after thinking about it, he found that there was nothing he could do. The Kings only had a few people, and none of the five starters could move.

Looking at the court intently, Adelman was curious about the purpose of the Suns' formation change.

On the court, the Suns attack.

Olajuwon was not in a hurry to sink. He first set a screen for Hardaway on the wing. Hardaway rushed out of the top of the arc to catch the ball, pretending to play singles.

At this time, Olajuwon came over again and helped with the pick-and-roll again.

Hardaway started instantly and headed towards the basket.

Looking back at the moon, Olajuwon followed, jumped, stretched his arms and put the ball into the basket.

Adelman frowned on the sidelines, and it didn't seem like much had changed.

It's still a pick-and-roll, it's still a breakthrough, and then it goes down to attack the frame. In the past few games, the Suns also played this way.

The scores of the two teams increased alternately.

Adelman glanced across the court from the corner of his eye, and suddenly noticed the position of Gugliotta. His mind suddenly opened up like an electric shock, and he thought of the key to the Suns' transformation.

"space!"

Adelman whispered.

He suddenly realized that compared with the Suns in previous games, the inside space had become wider.

Because Ewing is a low-post expert, he always sinks to the bottom and moves around the basket when attacking.

Now that Olajuwon has returned to the fifth position, he needs to take on the responsibility of pick-and-roll screening and is frequently pulled to the outside.

As for Gugliotta, he is an anomaly. Especially after a serious injury, his playing style is not like an inside player at all. He always likes to move around on the outside and squat to catch the ball.

In this way, the penalty area was vacated.

Whether it is Hardaway, Kidd, or Marion, the space for breakthroughs has become larger, and the offensive efficiency has suddenly improved.

Adelman turned his head and looked across, taking a serious look at Skiles, the rookie coach, for the first time.

There's something more to this thing.

In the old days of basketball, man-to-man marking was the norm, the center was in the trenches, the inside was king, and the penalty area was extremely crowded.

When Adelman played Princeton, he did the opposite, moving the center outside to free up space in the penalty area.

Coupled with various air cuts, in Adelman's mind, Princeton is an art of space utilization.

Especially this season, the league has established a three-second defensive system, which forces the center away from the basket, making the use of space even more critical.

Adelman even thinks that this may be a future development direction of basketball technology.

Therefore, this season the Kings soared and Princeton shocked the entire league.

And the sun in front of him was obviously doing the same thing.

Weber is comprehensive, but Olajuwon is even more comprehensive.

Your Webb's draft template is still Olajuwon. He moves in a wide range, passes the ball, and assists in defense. He has been in the league for so many years and led the team to win the championship. His experience and skills are not better than yours Webber. powerful.

Adelman even felt that, except for the lack of outside shooting ability, the Suns in front of him were similar to the Kings. wrong!

When he saw Olajuwon show off his dreamy steps in the low post, then throw a long pass straight to the outside, and Gugliotta caught the ball and hit a long two-pointer, Adelman wanted to take it back. .

Who says the Sun doesn’t have shooters? That’s right.

A Wolf King who once shot 20% from the field and averaged 8 plus per game.

He is a big white guy with a soft style of play who only knows how to shoot from the outside, but he is just right for the sun in front of him.

15 to 11, it was the King who was stopped first.

"Okay." Nelson couldn't help but said.

The offense was impressive and the defense was still up to par. As for Divac, a weakling who only knows how to flop, Ewing could resist, but Olajuwon couldn't?

As for perimeter defense, as long as Kidd is there, it will never be bad.

So Nelson was surprised to find that the Suns not only didn't adapt to Skiles' temporary change, but actually played well.

Chen Yu said speechlessly: "Aren't you talking nonsense? Have you forgotten that this is how we played at the beginning of the season?"

Nelson was stunned for a moment and suddenly realized.

"Farke, let me tell you." Nelson smiled awkwardly, then remembered that at the beginning of the season, Ewing was Olajuwon's substitute.

In the fourth position, Robinson and Gugliotta actually have similar playing styles, both prefer outside shooting.

It was after Ewing made a scene that he started at the same time as Olajuwon.

After going round and round, I returned to the starting point. No wonder I didn't feel any discomfort.

"Doesn't it mean that nothing has been adjusted?" Nelson glanced at Scales, thinking that he had a sudden inspiration and wisdom, and he had come up with some unique trick, but the co-authoring was still the same.

Chen Yu smiled. He suddenly woke up after chatting with Ewing before the game.

"It can't be said that there have been no adjustments, at least there have been substitutions."

Robinson was replaced by Te'Lon Hill. Isn't this a change?

"And if you think about it this way, then we have always been very strong." Chen Yu added.

It's still the same lineup and style of play. Being able to play against a strong team like the Kings back and forth can only mean that the lineup was very good from the beginning.

If you think about it carefully, the Suns had such a good record at the beginning of the season. They were once second to none in the Western Conference.

However, compared to the beginning of the season, Skiles still made some subtle adjustments, that is, increasing Ewing's playing time.

At the same time, when the substitute lineup is on the court, Ewing is given priority to attack.

Seeing Ewing covering up Webber and jumping to interfere with Webber's shot, Chen Yu suddenly whispered: "Do you know what Scott said to Patrick before the game?"

Nelson shook his head and asked gossipingly. He was also curious about how Skiles persuaded Ewing to return to the bench.

Chen Yudao: "He told Patrick that although he asked you to go to the substitute lineup, he is the key to winning this game. We need him to help us grab points in the substitute lineup and defend the opponent at the same time. We need him to become the core of offense and defense. It’s the X factor that makes us win.”

Nelson blinked and glanced at Scales in front of him, secretly wondering when Scales also started to have this ability to draw big pie.

Most likely I learned it from Chen Yu.

They had seen Chen Yu's method of manipulating people's hearts more than once.

"Look at what I did, I didn't ask him to say that." Chen Yu rolled his eyes at Nelson, and then said: "But I think Scott is right. Maybe Patrick can be our key to winning the game." What about the X factor?”

Even if the starter can't completely defend the Kings, as long as there is no difference in points and the bench can grab points, then this game can be won.

However, compared to these problems, Chen Yu is more worried about the physical problems of several major players.

After all, I went through a lot of trouble yesterday.

But after half the game, I found that it was okay. Kidd and Hardaway were still young and could hold on. When they played back-to-back away games, it was not much easier than this.

Ewing and Olajuwon almost split the playing time equally, so there is not much of a problem.

However, during the intermission, Chen Yu still tried his best to help several people relieve some fatigue.

"Just play like you did in the first half and send the King home!" When he came on the court, Skiles gave him a rare boost of morale.

There was a power outage in the middle of the night and the players couldn't sleep. How could he be able to sleep?

The players suffered, and so did he. How could he not have any resentment in his heart?

Now, 57 to 50 in the first half, the lead is 7 points, and it continues to hold in the second half, with a high probability of winning.

After returning from an intermission, the Kings still could not find a way to reverse the score.

As time passed, Adelman became anxious.

He didn't remember the statistics, but the probability of a comeback after losing to Tianwangshan was definitely no more than 30%.

Today, no matter what, the Suns cannot take away a victory from Salamento.

So when there were more than four minutes left on the clock and the Suns were still 83 to 91, 8 points behind, Adelman, who called a timeout, threw away the tactical board.

His expression was unprecedentedly serious. He scanned everyone and said in a deep voice: "Forget those damn tactics. We have reached the last moment. Now we only have one tactic, and that is to let Chris attack."

He pointed at Weber.

Of course tactics are useful, but this is the NBA, and when it comes to the decisive moment, it still depends on the stars.

Phil Jackson ran to the Lakers, clamoring about a triangle offense, and at the last moment, without even saying a word, he passed the damn ball to O'Neal.

(End of this chapter)