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Chuck Daly made a bold change.

He promoted James Worthy to the No. 4 position, which is debatable. Although Worthy's height is enough for the threshold of the No. 4 position, he is not tall enough to play the No. 4 position.

Worthy was going to play at the 4, so Cliff Livingston was replaced, leaving a spot at the 3, and he promoted Tripka to the 3, which vacated the 2. , let a player named Perry Moss PG fill in.

Moss, like the starting guard Vinier Johnson, is 1.88 meters tall. It is difficult to play the second position at this height. Daley arranged this for only one purpose, which is to speed up.

"It's a risky move," Cousy said. "The Celtics will likely use their height to overwhelm the Pistons."

"Chuck seems to have been introduced into a dead end by Louie. Speed ​​was supposed to be an advantage for Detroit, but suddenly, the Celtics played faster than them, which seemed to make them uncomfortable, so they gave up a solid starting lineup, Use an extreme three-back lineup to speed up." Heinsohn commented, "typically losing a hammer for a carrot."

Seeing the evolution of the Pistons, Thomas remembered Louis's instructions that the most important thing in the four-corner attack is the ball-handling threat.

He couldn't give the Pistons the slightest sign of retreat, so he resolutely dribbled through.

Vinier Johnson, who was 1.88 meters tall, couldn't stand it. Even though they were only 3 centimeters apart in height, Thomas' speed was more than a grade faster than him.

According to Louis's instructions, Thomas hit the short corner on the right, and behind him was Bird standing outside the three-point line in the bottom corner.

Worthy, who had Bird brought out, wanted to help, but Bird's shooting threat frightened him.

beep!

Hugh Hollins blew the whistle, Thomas pull-up jumper, resulting in a foul.

"Shh!

"Andone!"

Hollins was like a black face, and he made an indisputable penalty.

"Mr. Carmel, isn't this a foul?" Vinier Johnson complained.

Hollins asked coldly, "Are you questioning me?"

Johnson, who had a grey nose, did not ask any further questions.

Louie, far more than a thumbs up, was relieved that Thomas had followed his tactical intentions exactly.

Everyone on the field knows that next, the Celtics' defense is the focus.

Louie asked Tomjanovich next to him: "Did they have this kind of lineup last season?"

"There is no detailed record during the game. If you start the game, it has always been 'rules'."

Does Tomjanovich mean that this lineup is irregular?

Perhaps, as far as Louie is concerned, when he sees the three-back lineup, he thinks of the Chinese team in the 2019 World Cup.

With Abdusalamu and Kelanbek sitting on the court, the two 3D and capable flanks, it is imperative that there is no difference in strength between these two, and it can even be said that the three are evenly matched. Defender tactics are carried through to the end.

Thinking of this, Louis's heart was filled with panic.

Sadly, in modern basketball you can play three guards, as long as all three guards have the ability to punish opponents on the perimeter. Doing this, even if you can't guard anyone, creates a wide open space for players with the size advantage to let go.

The problem is precisely that the Pistons' three guards are all masters who can't hold back a fart outside the three-point line.

Vinier Johnson can't make a 3-pointer;

Tripka tried three-pointers when he entered the league, but after Daly got on the horse, he almost stopped shooting three-pointers, because Daley couldn't accept the magic of three-pointers after 30.

Perry Moss is a legendary player in the NCAA. When he played for Northeastern University, he played many beautiful games, especially in New England. He is known to have a 41-inch jump, and a player with excellent physical talent often lacks stability. shooting ability.

But Louie can't be sure that Moss can't shoot, because he is a rookie and hasn't played in the NBA, maybe he was taken over by another soul with a system this past summer, and then use the advanced knowledge concept of modern basketball What about trying to shake the world like Louis?

Until he proves himself, the Celtics' pockets will be solidly parked at the free-throw line, and the Pistons' 3-pointer will be completely empty.

An embarrassing scene happened, they passed the ball back and forth a few times, and finally had to play the low post.

"I don't see the value of a back three." Heinsohn fired. "Just to get a better passing position?"

Cousy took his words: "If it is, the price is too high, if not, why?"

Playing the ball to the inside is equivalent to saying that the Pistons are still the same set of concepts and playstyles as they were before, with no changes.

The speed can't be raised, and the three-back is just a decoration.

Kent Benson is not a low-post player, although he is also a man of the NCAA, but few people in the NBA will care about your performance in college.

Benson wanted to hardcap Sampson.

Sampson, who had gained weight, easily carried it, face to face, and gave a ruthless hat.

Bird got the rebound and passed Thomas.

Thomas took the ball and moved quickly, and instantly found John Lang's place, almost as good as Bird's long pass to Lang's palm.

Facing the hometown team, John Long's three-point shot fell.

17 to 7

"Wow! This is how a three-back lineup should behave, right?"

"Why does Boston look more like a team with three guards on the floor?"

The lineup of Cousy and Heinsohn is one of the worst commentators in the league with the most eccentric and unjust positions.

Cousy also knew euphemism, and Heinsohn never knew what euphemism was.

Unable to bear the constant neglect, Tripka opted for a 3-pointer.

This is something Daley doesn't want to see, but he can't make a reason, because if Tripka can make a three-pointer, the Celtics will focus on perimeter defense instead of man-marking like this. , is actually engaged in joint defense.

"boom!"

Tripka, who hasn't shot a three-pointer for a long time, can't find his touch all at once.

He missed the three-pointer, but fortunately, the long rebound was won by Worthy. When he saw Bird guarding, his body only shook slightly, and in an instant, the explosive force poured out from his feet.

Worthy is not like Bernard King, who is skilled and difficult to defend, while Worthy is explosive in the first step.

With a height of 2.05 meters and one of the fastest starting players in the league, Bird's athleticism cannot stop him from breaking through.

Worthy dribbled the ball to kill in front of Bird, Sampson took off and interfered with mediocre effect, and he scored against the basket.

9 to 17

Louie sees Daley's reason for insisting that Worthy be promoted to the fourth position, which is to chase Bird.

Worthy's advantage is Bird's shortcoming. One-on-one blows will help boost the team's morale. It would be best to knock Bird down.

It's a pity that Worthy's scoring ability is different from that of Kim, Dantley, Marquis Johnson and the future Wilkinsby in the same period. He is not a scoring madman who can kill a team by individual offense.

So, in the eighth minute, Louis took the initiative to rotate.

He replaced Bird, who was repeatedly punched by Worthy.

Sampson, who was in good shape, was also replaced. At the same time, Laimbeer and Ainge were replaced. He learned from the Pistons and also placed a three-back lineup.

The difference is that all three of his guards can shoot 3-pointers.

So, he's looking forward to Daley's 3-point defense like he did.

After Bird came down, Louie walked up to him and said, "When I let you in later, be decisive. Whatever that guy hits you, you will hit back."

"I'm not that fast," Bird said soberly.

"Then shoot him, and when he's afraid of your shot, you can humiliate him with fakes." Louie patted him on the shoulder and said, "Come on, I'm optimistic about you."

When Louie didn't call Bird Hillbilly, he had no problem with Louie's arrangement.

Once Louie said that word, he felt that whatever Louie said was wrong.

On the field, there were some unexpected problems.

Thomas and Laimbeer, the two had constant friction in the training camp, and then they got into a fight, only to find out the reason when Louis took him to the office and reprimanded them.

Ranbir crossed the line and said that forbidden word, which made Thomas angry, and he had reasons, reasons, not to cooperate with Ranbir.

But Louis would not allow him to do so.

As a result, he will reluctantly execute tactics, but seem to have no tacit understanding.

Ranbir is businesslike to give him a pick-and-roll, and he will first glance at Ranbir~www.readwn.com~ If there is a chance, he will pass it, and if there is no chance, he will solve it by himself. Even Laimbeer is taboo about taking his ball, as if shooting with a Thomas pass would be cursed by the dirty stuff.

The two blatantly shot Louis.

It's really impossible to say that they don't play tactics, because they did, it was just a "bad chance", so it couldn't be effective.

"Lu, maybe try staggering their minutes?" K.C. Jones suggested.

Tomjanovich nodded and said, "I think it's a good idea to save them from messing around like this."

Louis looked at Cowens, "Dahong, what do you think?"

Cowens pretended to be high and asked, "Are you sure you want me to say it?"

"Yes, you like to talk or not."

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