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"The Knicks are...with three inside partners?" Dick Stockton exclaimed. "McHale is going to play small forward?"

Chuck Daly looked at the Knicks lineup with playfulness, and for them, the Knicks are no strangers to putting together such a lineup. Because the Pistons like to pile up frontcourt lineups.

Seeing that the Knicks started the second quarter with three inside lines, Daly decided to hit the ground running.

"We can play the same lineup."

Assistant coach Dick Versace said expectantly: "I don't think the Knicks' three-inner lineup can compete with us at all."

Daly thinks so, so the starting list of the Pistons in the second quarter is Dumars, Ilo, Worthy, Malone, Parish.

"Isn't it, do you fight like this?" In Louis's impression, Dumars and Ilo both played the first quarter.

Now Daly didn't let them rest, want to continue playing?

It looked like a lot of effort, but it was helpless.

The Pistons' second lineup is not strong enough to compete with the Knicks, and they are already behind.

In the second quarter, Louie discovered the details of the Pistons' defense.

Daly has meticulous defensive arrangements for the Knicks' system.

In the Knicks' first positional battle in the second quarter, as long as Stockton looked for McHale's pick-and-roll, it was mainly around the pick-and-roll and mid-to-high delays.

Stockton's ability to attack independently has been misunderstood.

If Stockton had a pick-and-roll outside of McHale, the Pistons' strategy would be to switch, desperately to switch. They have switching capital, and Dumars and Ilo are both players who can guard multiple positions.

Worthy, Malone, Parish is a rare multi-functional frontcourt Big Three.

If Stockton didn't call the pick-and-roll one-on-one, Dumars, who was his matchup, wouldn't have resorted to pressing defenses to press.

Dumars is using psychological tactics to give Stockton options.

Probably that was Daley's order, and Dumars would give up the defense while defending, giving Stockton the possibility to drive to the basket.

After a few rounds, Stockton couldn't hold back.

He really walked into the trap the Pistons had prepared for him.

He made it past the side Dumars let out, but, on his dominant side, Worthy ran quickly for a flanking attack. His speed is too fast, and after completely compressing Stockton's space, there is no other choice but to pass the ball.

Even passing, there is a great risk of mistakes.

The Knicks' tactical literacy showed at this moment.

There's a price to be paid to flank the Knicks, and Louie's purpose is to give the five guys on the court something to do. He doesn't want to see a game like Jordan in another timeline where one person plays four people, or the 18-year-old Cavaliers James, where nearly half of the ball is in the hands of one person and dominates everything.

No, it should be said that any aspiring coach does not want his players to play such games.

If this kind of thing happens, even if the coach is really capable, it will inevitably fall into the style of "my grandma can do this job".

Even though sometimes they just know that the game can only be won by giving the ball to a certain player. Even if that way of winning is not good-looking, as long as you win, you can keep your reputation and lay the foundation for reversing your own reputation in the future. That's what happened to Tyron Lou.

Under the urging of Louie, the Knicks began to build the system from the 1984 season when Bernard King was reimbursed for a stress fracture.

To this day, their system has matured.

Stockton was double-teamed, and McHale chose the best route to cut inside.

And that's the moment that shows how ready the Pistons are for the game.

The Knicks have no problem playing, it's the ideal form.

Stockton is the best pure guard in the league at finding opportunities, and the risk of double-teaming him is needless to say. The Pistons dared to do this, not because he was afraid of finding a loophole to break it, but because he still had a back-up move.

Worthy could only empty McHale in order to double-team. As long as he chooses to cut inside, Parish, who is squatting near the penalty area, can build a second line of defense in a short time.

After five rounds, the Knicks did not score a single field goal.

Miller was killed by Ilo. That person's defense is very good. The person who can be put by the coach to defend Jordan's lore ball alone at the last moment is indeed not a parallel importer.

Miller is as tender as a chicken in front of him, and it is difficult to run out of opportunities with his own strength. This is the gap between a rookie and a veteran.

Louie was not surprised, he was surprised by the determination of the Pistons to prevent the Knicks.

The Knicks scored five consecutive rounds without a position. The price was that in order to prevent Stockton from connecting with his teammates, Malone and Parish could not concentrate on guarding the basket.

They went from top rim protector to top notch sweeper.

It's also a change made to beat the Knicks.

The price to pay for this is not low. Oakley and Seley grabbed three offensive rebounds and completed two secondary attacks.

The Pistons' offense was dominated by Dumars' sudden points and Worthy's dislocation to hit McHale.

McHale's footsteps are ranked among the fastest among power forwards, but Worthy, a North Carolina freak with a height of nearly 2.08 meters, is also one of the fastest among small forwards.

This size, this speed, and this style of play—a natural dislocation machine.

If it weren't for the fact that the head coaches of this era did not have a strong desire to find dislocations, Worthy's power would be even greater.

This is the score ratio between the two sides after three minutes of play in the second quarter.

Daly's choice of the top three inside and the Knicks' tough approach was a success.

On the strength of the three inside lines, the Pistons' Worthy, Malone, and Parish are stronger than McHale, Oakley and Selly.

"The way they play is very interesting."

38 to 42.

The Knicks only led by 4 points, and Louis and Zhao Yuanzheng said something casually, and went to call for a timeout.

On the commentary stand, Bill Cunningham called the change in the second quarter a "coaching gap."

"I'll be honest, if the lineups of the two sides were swapped, Coach Daly would have been ahead by at least 15 points. His lineup, on-the-spot response, temporary command and all kinds of defensive details are not comparable to littlelu!"

Dick Stockton believes that it is too early to draw conclusions, and that Cunningham is too biased.

"Possibly, but the game is still very long, and llittlelu also asked for a timeout to adjust, let's see what happens next." Stockton explained a lot of Louis's games, in his memory, as long as Louis asked Pause makes the change.

What would Cunningham say if Louie countered the Pistons after a timeout?

Stockton and Cunningham don't have a personal feud, but he's looking forward to it, and it's wonderful to watch co-workers embarrassed and forced to argue randomly.

On the Knicks side, Louie decided to make a substitution.

He replaced Miller, who had underperformed against Ilo, in exchange for Ellis, and promoted Salley to Ewing.

It is still a three-line lineup. The second position is Ellis, who is in great shape after entering the playoffs, and Ewing, the core of the inside line.

Although Ellis is incompatible with other shooters, he and Stockton are the Knicks' most tacit backcourt, and McHale Oakley Ewing is the Knicks' best frontcourt big three.

"It appears that littlelu is determined to beat the Pistons the way they are good at."

"This suspension shows us the arrogance of littlelu, just like when he just debuted, he never knew how to respect his opponents. In my opinion, he will suffer the consequences, coach Daley and those he met before lack good The opponents of the cards are different.”

"Coach Daley doesn't have as many cards as he does, but for a mature and stable player, with a few good cards, he can beat an arrogant rookie."

Cunningham's one-sided support for Daley has made MSG fans disgusted with him.

If he has grudges with Louis, he will say that he has grudges. He has to pretend to be neutral and lick Daley without thinking, black Louis.

Louis didn't care about the voice of the commentary.

He reminded McHale, Oakley and Ewing: "If I were you, I'd be **** that the Pistons' defense wasn't on you at all, and if you were paying attention, you'd find that killing John was a top priority. This, they don't have to lock up with you, let you grab offensive rebounds, and don't even look at you. If I was so despised on the court, I would definitely give them shit!"

Oakley laughed: "Coach, I'm not as rude as you are, but I don't want to be looked down upon either."

When Louis looked at McHale and Ewing again, Oakley had already expressed his attitude, so what did they say?

The gorilla raised his head arrogantly and said like a master: "Ewing doesn't like to be underestimated, Ewing is very angry, and the consequences are serious."

Louie approached Tomjanovich with an odd expression.

"What did you tell them?"

"Routine business."

"Oh, so what did they say?"

"Oak is as foolish as ever... Patrick..." Louie scolded, "This **** is so arrogant that he calls himself in the third person twice in a sentence."

There is a reason for Ewing to call himself that way. The first person to call himself in the third person was Chamberlain, and Ice Man made it great. Malone took this to save himself from the congenital defect of serious speech swallowing, and used the third person for all future generations. His own players paved the way.

Pause back, the Knicks have the ball in hand.

Louie's requirement for the inside line is to play aggressively, and take advantage of the Pistons' defense to expand and get stuck in position to grab rebounds.

Stockton was asked to avoid turnovers.

Even if you force a shot and don't get in, it's better than making a mistake.

The Knicks were just like before ~www.readwn.com~ Stockton called the pick-and-roll.

Delayed by Worthy high, McHale cut in.

Stockton passes the ball.

Things went according to the expectations of the two sides. McHale received the ball and scored the basket, and was affected by Malone's help defense and missed the shot.

Malone's defensive habit is very good, just by defending the stance, he can prevent McHale's offense without jumping.

Under normal circumstances, he can also protect the rebound. But the opponent finally let him lose the opportunity in the card position, Ewing is no longer the Ewing of the year.

He took Malone's position bravely, just as Louie begged his grandfather to ask his grandmother to ask God to pray to him during his rookie season.

Against the league's top rebounder, he got the upper hand, using his body to tuck Malone behind him and grab the offensive rebound.

Malone, who was firmly stuck by him, could no longer stop him from completing the second attack.

Ewing jumped up with a bang and put his hands in the basket.

Gorilla looked at Malone with contempt and said narcissistically, "That's why Ewing received the highest salary in the league in his rookie season."

"You're narcissistic about your father! I'm the reason why you received the highest salary in the league in your rookie season." Louie scolded with a laugh.

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