The Fifth Point Guard

　　 The Spurs' style of play is steady.

　　 Duncan's inside throws and mid-range shots are almost unsolvable, and Martin's defense is completely ineffective.

　　 Parker's mid-range running shot also flexibly avoided Kidd's physical advantage.

　　 Ginobili's snake-like breakthrough, who came off the bench, made the unsuitable Nets' defensive system a bit of a loss.

　　 Shentong, who was facing Ginobili personally, felt Ginobili's breakthrough, and it felt like a person walking normally, and he met a guy walking on the same hand.

　　 The key issue is that you can't run a normal person.

　　 Ginobili's breakthrough is like this, every step is elusive and difficult to predict.

　　 His layup was an awkward three-step layup and an unconventional layup technique to end the offense. This invulnerability is mainly difficult to judge the footsteps of his breakthrough.

　　 But this kind of layup is still within the defensive range.

　　 The kind of long shot with the toes of both feet constantly tapping and six steps backwards is really impossible to defend, completely beyond the scope of defense.

　　......

　　The nascent "GDP" gave the Spurs a 6-point lead in the first quarter.

　　 But from the second quarter, the game immediately entered the Nets rhythm.

　　 The first offense in the second quarter, the Nets once again offered high pick and roll tactics.

　　 Martin mentioned high pick-and-rolls, Shentong broke through to attract double-teams to pass back, Martin jumped to end the offense and scored 2 points.

　　 Then, the Nets switched offense.

　　 The ball was handed over to Ewing, who was on the bench inside, and Jefferson stood in the bottom corner, Shen Tong flanked, forming a triangle situation.

　　 The three formed an offensive pattern in which a triangular face covered an area.

　　The characteristic of this offensive method is not to produce more superiors and fewer players, but to create one-to-one superiority, and create as much as possible a flanking space where the opponent can't make up and assist in defense to the stars to end.

　　 Yes, this offense is the triangle offensive tactic that the Bulls and the Lakers used to be famous for!

　　The triangle offensive tactic was invented by the coach of the University of Kansas, Tykes Winter, and was improved and carried forward by Phil Jackson in the NBA. It is a set of tactical concepts that require extremely high requirements for core players' singles ability and role players' tactical comprehension.

This set of tactics requires the best deterrent low-post strong points in the team's lineup (Jordan, O'Neal, Ewing or Martin), and requires at least one core player (Jordan, O'Neal, or Kobe) with a single play ability that is unsolvable. , Shentong), a second scoring point (Pippen, Kobe, Jefferson) and a jack-of-all-trades player (Pippen, Fox or Fisher, Kidd). At the same time, this tactic rejects the ball breakthrough point guard And suitable for off-ball shooting point guards (Cole, Fisher, Kidd).

　　 Obviously, this tactic is most suitable for the Bulls, followed by the Lakers. The Nets are only very close to meeting the requirements of this tactic.

　　 However, when the Nets used this tactic, the Spurs immediately fell into a panic.

　　 Ewing played hard inside.

　　 Since each game only takes about 10 minutes to play, this big center, who once ranked among the top four centers, can perform a variety of powerful operations on the court without reservation!

　　 After forcing the Spurs to shrink the defensive circle, Ewing immediately passed the ball to Kidd, and Kidd quickly scored the ball to Shentong.

　　 At this moment, in the fan-shaped area with Shentong as the dot and the radius between Shentong and the basket, there is only one player Bruce Bowen.

　　 This creates a one-on-one singles situation!

　　Shen Tong hits Bowen on the back, then turns back and shoots a jumper.

　　 After a wonderful parabola, the ball passed through the basket perfectly and hit the hollow!

　　 Bowen was a little panicked, the ball felt like it was against Jordan and Kobe...

　　 Popovich was also a little flustered.

　　 In the West with the Lakers, Popovich has seen too many triangle tactics. He never expected that the Nets would have a triangle tactic in this game!

　　......

　　 Popovich: This is just a coincidence.

　　 The Nets' next offense.

　　 The ball passed to Ewing.

　　 Popovich stood up from the bench immediately.

　　 Ewing passed the ball to Kidd, and Kidd immediately assigned it to Shentong.

　　 once again formed a one-on-one situation between Shentong and Bowen.

　　 Popovich was shocked: This is a real triangle offense!

　　 In Popovich’s surprised gaze, Shen Tong’s back and back hit again.

　　 The shot is elegant and beautiful.

　　 McGrady's back jumper + Jordan's guidance, Shentong's back jumper has become a school of its own.

　　 Popovich called a timeout immediately.

　　 It is not how terrible the Nets' two offenses are, but the triangle offensive tactics themselves have brought Popovich enough fear.

　　In the West, the Lakers, the main triangle offense, have suppressed the Spurs for three years.

　　 Fortunately, because they have been fighting the Lakers for several years, the Spurs still have enough experience and psychological advantages to deal with the triangle offense.

　　......

　　 After the timeout ended, the Spurs, who were back on the court, had already developed a tactic to deal with the Nets' triangle offense.

　　 But what Popovich never expected was...

　　 Martin received the ball inside the line, and Jefferson, Shentong, and Kidd relied on the re-emergence of Mutombo, the tree, to keep covering, running, and pulling space.

　　 After several quick transfers and moves, Shentong’s outside line got the opportunity to shoot the ball!

　　 The graceful posture of shooting like Peja.

　　 "Ah~~~"

When 　　 shot the ball, Shen Tong roared loudly.

　　 At this moment, Popovich seems to be watching the King Satramento who is turning the ball offensively!

　　 "唰"

　　 The ball hits again.

　　Shen Tong raised his right hand and smiled.

　　 Popovich has a new surprise.

this is...

　　 Princeton?

　　......

　　 The Princeton system was invented by Pete Carell.

　　 is similar to the triangle offense, emphasizing the movement of the ball, space and cooperation.

　　 Similar to the triangle offense, it also requires players to have a high tactical quality and comprehension ability. But the essence of the Princeton system is a big man (Weber, Martin) who can make passes in high and low positions. Others play around the core of the inside team, through countless screens and running and pulling away. Spaces (Peja, Christie, Bibby~www.ltnovel.com~Jefferson, Shentong, Kidd) are constantly looking for opportunities for outside empty spaces and inside empty cuts.

　　 Unlike the triangle offense that creates one-on-one opportunities, the Princeton system emphasizes creating gaps.

　　......

　　 Popovich: Impossible, this time it is definitely an illusion.

　　 In the next attack, Jefferson and Shen Tong made the elevator door, and Kidd got the chance of the top three points.

　　 Kidd, who has improved a lot of open long-range shooting skills, stabilized, aiming at the basket and then calmly shot, the ball bounced into the basket on the inside of the back edge of the basket!

　　 Kidd turned around, as if under the influence of Shentong, and shouted excitedly.

　　 Popovich was surprised.

　　 This is really Princeton!

　　......

　　 For a time, Popovich had such an illusion.

　　 He faces not only the Nets, but also the Lakers and Kings.

　　 Turning his head to the side, Popovich looked at Byron Scott with his arms folded.

　　 Popovich felt for the first time that he was in a bad position in the temporary response to the scene.

　　 The Nets' high pick and roll, triangle offense and Princeton...

　　 I never expected it!

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