The Rest, Only Noise

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Because the Nuggets don't play defense at all, every team grins whenever they meet them.

No one dislikes offense, so it is a relief for the players to meet a team that only uses offense to decide the outcome.

Therefore, Louis did not lay out too many strategies.

Before the night's game, he emphasized the need to strengthen the physical confrontation against the offense of the Nuggets' frontcourt tridents Dan Isaiah, Alex English and Kiki Vandeweghe.

Then nothing else.

"Although their offense is very strong, don't forget that we are also the second-best team in scoring per game. Usually we still need to keep our strength on defense, but we don't need it tonight. Let's fight with them on offense and see who The spear is sharper!" Louis said a few words to mobilize the atmosphere.

McNick Sports Arena ()

The Celtics arrived, and the fans greeted them with formal boos.

It would be strange if there were no boos.

As one of the four ABA teams to join the NBA in the merger era, the Nuggets have always regarded themselves as a strong team, because when they first came, they had an unlimited number of David Thompson.

Their trust in Thompson is unwavering, a man whose talent is truly incredible.

Although he has only played in the NBA for nine years, he has been attracting solo for six years, and then he can be elected to the Hall of Fame and become Michael Jordan's Hall of Fame recommender by the way.

Louie met the well-known Nuggets coach Doug Mo. Few coaches have become stars in the eyes of the media, and this coach Mo is one of them.

He is often blamed by the media for his ill-fitting suits, deviant speeches and extreme coaching style.

Just as Louis was about to shake his hand, Coach Mo asked in a fierce tone, "Are you the high school coach in Boston?"

"Have you ever seen a 23-year-old high school student?"

Hearing this, Coach Mo's expression changed from excited to calm: "Just kidding, I believe our two teams will play a beautiful game tonight."

"I'm also looking forward to seeing how the No. 1 and No. 2 on the scoring list can work together on offense."

The first face of Louis and Coach Mo was a good impression of each other.

This is rare. Louie has coached nine regular season games. Except for Don Nelson, he is basically a coach. No matter whether he is a strong team or a weak team, when talking to Louie, his feet are full of wind and arrogance. to point out his posture.

So Louie is cruel to these teams, and the Celtics have yet to score a game below 115 points.

If given the chance, he'll keep players slaughtering in garbage time.

The Isaiah Thomas comeback fight against the Bulls' trash-time continuation was Louie's order.

Because the opponent's head coach contemptuously called him a yellow-skinned boy, which made him furious, and angrily directed the team to bloodbath the Bulls for 39 points.

It just happened that it was Thomas' comeback battle, Chicago was his hometown, and he just happened to be in good shape, so Louie let him continue to play. In the end, he let out a sigh of relief, and Thomas helped him take the blame, perfect.

"That lunatic didn't say anything harsh to you, did he?" K.C. Jones was really worried about another slap in the face.

Louis shook his head and smiled: "We had a very friendly exchange."

"Damn, what did he say to you?" K.C was used to Louie's irony.

"It's nothing, I have a good impression of him."

"Did he racist against you?"

"K.C...I've been speaking English so far, why don't you understand what I'm saying?"

"Oh my God!" K.C said in surprise, "that lunatic really attacked you with discriminatory language?"

Louis lost his temper instantly.

Opening, an accident is that Sampson actually lost the jump ball to Dan Isaiah.

M.L. Carr jumped up and loudly expressed his dissatisfaction: "Ralph, what's the matter, you lost the jump ball to a white man who was more than 20 cm shorter than you?"

Sampson was too ashamed to answer.

The Nuggets' game is known for being fast-paced, passing the ball quickly, and never procrastinating when there is a chance.

They hit the run-and-gun, but it wasn't the kind of three-pointer that fans imagined.

They are currently averaging 125 points per game, but no one in the team has averaged more than 0.5 three-pointers per game, and the team's combined average of three-pointers per game barely breaks 1 goal.

It's not an exaggeration to say that this is a team that doesn't rely on threes but averages 125 points per game.

Their starting point guard, second-year player Robert Williams ( ), took control of the ball, and behind him, Vandeweghe ran slowly to the short corner.

Williams passed the ball immediately.

Bird's defense was only a beat slower, and Vandeweghe shot immediately.

"Shh!"

"No, hillbilly?" Louie shouted. "No, if I say you're going to fight with them, you really don't defend, right? Let me see your sense of responsibility, okay?"

In fact, Bird couldn't be blamed for that shot. Vandeweghe's position was not his regular shot point, but he took the shot when he saw the opportunity, without hesitation.

"If our numbers are correct, Vandeweghe is shooting just 24 percent at that position."

"But he shot decisively."

K.C and Tomjanovich discuss.

"The information is definitely not wrong." At present, the data of the Celtics are all obtained by Louis contacting Oracle's friends for help. If their data are not accurate, it will not be accurate.

Cowens wondered: "24% shooting is so decisive? Wouldn't it be heaven if it was 50%?"

As soon as he finished speaking, Bird, who was mocked by Louis, shot at a forty-five-degree angle on the right with a gloomy face.

"Shh!"

"Yeah! Eyes! My eyes!" Cowens saw the dazzling defense, "I don't even raise my hand, I'm done!"

The Nuggets' counterattack was quick, Williams advanced to the frontcourt, and the ball was given to English.

Mr. English broke through with the ball, and Sampson, who was switched to the front of him, was no weaker than him in movement speed.

This surprised English and gave the ball to the high-ranking Issel.

Issel pretended to shoot and swayed Ranbir, dribbled the ball quickly to the basket, and scored a layup.

"Tsk tsk... Really decisive." Louis didn't think there was any problem with their defense, but the Nuggets' play style made it seem that their defense line was full of holes.

Everyone was decisive, handled the ball extremely fast, and didn't waste a second over two rounds.

"This coach Mo is not an ordinary person."

It is not so easy to tune a team's offense to the extreme. How to train players' tacit understanding and how to make them attack decisively requires the coaches' repeated training over time.

Thomas followed Bird's pick-and-roll into the paint and hit the ball to Laimbeer, who was emptied.

Issel turned to look at Ranbir, but didn't come out.

Laimbeer opened his hand to shoot and hit the hollow.

4 to 4

"If people with this defensive attitude were my teammates, I would have to kill them all!" Cowens' blood pressure was high in this game.

Suddenly encountering this kind of defensive and offensive team, the Celtics did not adjust for a while.

Williams overpowered Thomas, who, even though he was the most mediocre player in the Nuggets' entire starting lineup, was instilled by Doug Moe to be aggressive and make decisions.

Thomas has a certain disadvantage in his figure, but he doesn't want to be overtaken by an unknown sophomore.

Williams goes to the free throw line.

Thomas made two free throws and was unwilling to score a goal face to face, and transported it to the frontcourt to punch Williams.

Issel came to help defend, but in the end, he just kept a distance from Thomas, and he didn't even raise his hand for the latter's layup.

"Boom!"

In the distance, Doug Mo danced joyously, as if his men had completed a 100-point defense.

"Okay! Hurry up!" he yelled. "Get me up and play!"

The Celtics have just returned to the backcourt, and the Nuggets' ball has advanced to the frontcourt.

Vandeweghe caught the ball again at a 24 percent shooting position, and Bird missed the post in time, and he shot again.

"Shh!"

"Are you sure he's only hitting 24 percent at that position?" Louie asked Tomjanovich.

"That's what it says on the data sheet," Tomjanovich wondered.

"That said, they were in good shape today." That's the only explanation.

The shooting point that usually only has a 24% shooting rate cannot be suddenly so accurate. He dares to shoot so much. It shows that the coaching staff has given the Nuggets players extremely high authority.

They played each offense as if a round only had 14 seconds, not a second was lost.

This kind of suffocating offensive rhythm, if they feel good~www.readwn.com~, it is really a **** of blocking and killing. No team can defeat them in such an intense offensive competition.

"boom!"

Ranbir missed.

Even if they don't give any defensive strength at all, it's not easy to beat them on offense alone.

In a blink of an eye, they reached the frontcourt, and Vandeweghe missed Bird's defense, but caused the Celtics' second foul.

"Karma!" shouted the announcer at the Nuggets' home court. "This is the 'Passing Game'! Even the Celtics, who have won nine games in a row, can't resist!"

Louie ran to the technical desk and said, "I'm going to pause."

So, there was a sound on the scene, and the Celtics coaching staff took the lead in breaking the silence.

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