The Rest, Only Noise

The Jazz are one of the teams that Louie is very concerned about.

As a traveler, he at least knew that the Jazz, who owned Malone and Stockton, started a four-way trip to the Western Conference finals and two finals after acquiring Hornacek in 1995.

Oh, and now he lives in a world where the Jazz don't have Stockton.

So all right?

Louis thought it was all right, but by coincidence, with various clever operations and appropriate signings, this rotten team that was crying for its stupid operations like mud ten years ago has grown up.

Also, this Jazz team is unusual.

With Karl Malone on the rise, Mark Price in his prime, Alvin Robertson and Tom Chambers in his prime, this lineup is enough to compete with any team in the league.

Add in Mark Eaton's defense, and there aren't many contemporary teams that can wrestle their arms from them, at least as a starter.

The same is true in terms of performance.

Currently 18 wins, ranking second in the league, second only to the Knicks.

So some people say that the Knicks-Jazz game is the real Christmas fight.

"Utah is not to be underestimated in every way. Their rebounding rate, opponent shooting percentage, turnover rate and turnover rate are among the top five in the league. From the big data point of view, they are a team with no shortcoming. cricket team."

That afternoon, the Knicks held a special meeting for this.

At the meeting, Louis took the data made by the coaching staff to introduce the opponents of the night to the players.

Even though there are many differences between the personnel structure and Louie's cognition, even though Jerry Sloan in the picture looks very young, the taste has not changed.

This team will always use the pick-and-roll tactics of point guards and insiders, tireless rotations, precise movements, screens, counter-runs, empty cuts, and shots.

This is the soul Sloan infused with the Utah Jazz. As long as you follow the tactics, the team's performance will exceed the players' own imagination.

However, the Knicks also made a lot of preparations for this game.

Billy Donovan has traveled frequently to field reconnaissance since the Jazz climbed to the top of the Western Conference.

He brought back first-hand information and presented it to Louis through Zhao Yuanzheng's analysis.

And Louis then integrates everyone's views and customizes a set of pre-match strategies.

"Who's to say, how do we deal with this group of people?"

Louie is in no rush to show the players the results of the coaching staff.

He is the person who pays the most attention to democracy, so he can raise his opinions.

As the leader of the team, Ewing naturally wants to express his opinion. After Louie signaled, he stood up and said: "Many people say that Utah's inside line has an advantage against any team, I don't believe it. Eaton's defense is very strong. , but his speed is too slow, as long as I run, he can't start."

"That's a good start, any more?"

Louis looked at the others.

Rodman said cruelly: "Their starters are good, but the substitutes are much worse. In my opinion, we can use the whole court to press them to entertain them, consume their vitality first, and then make plans."

"Dennis, you are really smart, why did you think about it with me?" John Seley shamelessly used Zhang Fei's stunt, "Me too."

Louis smiled and said, "Good strategy, but not tonight."

"Why?"

"The referee tonight is Dick Bavita."

"I see."

After Louis mentioned that name, everyone seemed to understand. Baveta has a grudge against the Knicks and doesn't like Louie? Or a home killer like Earl Strom?

No, neither.

As the referee with the highest rate of bad reviews, his biggest characteristic is that he has a variety of strange postures in blowing a game.

He could have had a stinky game yesterday, then played at a high level today and had a flawless game.

He may have set the scale of the game loose yesterday, but tightened it up today. When his condition is serious, he will even change the scale of the game temporarily according to his mood.

Sometimes, he changes so quickly, it may be in a few minutes.

It's his way of protecting himself, and only then can he take full control of the game the way he imagines it.

This practice has hurt the players and coaches miserably.

Human beings have inertia in everything they do, and what attributes do you refer to? After everyone understands it, even if they hate you, they can adapt to your game. But if you have a seventy-two law enforcement style like Sun Monkey, then no one can adapt to you.

Therefore, there is no field control in Bavita's game, and both sides must prepare carefully.

Louie can't be sure of Bavita's law enforcement scale tonight, so pressing the Jazz with a murderous press is still in the Finals -- if they can make it to the Finals.

"Any other ideas?" Louis asked.

"I think Patrick is right."

Wilson said.

Louie was very disappointed. He didn't expect Wilson to use "me too". He was about to express his opinion, but he didn't expect him to come up and down.

"Mark Eaton's penalty area defense is only comparable to Patrick in the entire league." Although Wilson and Ewing are in different camps, he fully recognizes Ewing's ability.

Louie was worried that Ewing was floating, and he added, "You look too high on Patrick. Bol and Mr. One's ability to protect the basket are above him."

Ewing said unhappily: "Hopefully they can send four blocks per game."

"What are you proud of? Ball has averaged five blocks per game, and Mr. Only has so many DPOYs that you can't catch up in your life, can you be modest?"

"I…"

"What are you? I'll make you humble, okay?"

Seeing that Ewing was so angry that he almost felt chest tightness, Louis was as satisfied as if he was rubbed by the technician with jelly in his mouth.

"Although Eaton's ability to protect the basket is very strong, as Patrick said, his mobility is seriously insufficient, which is a fatal hidden danger. If we use it properly, we can completely break Utah's defensive system."

Louis felt that Wilson was very close to the answer.

"Benj, do you have any other ideas besides this?"

Players who played under Louie were instilled with a concept.

That is, if the opponent's interior doesn't have enough athleticism to rush to the perimeter to affect your shot, you can punish them with a shot.

This is the concept of the small-ball era. In this era when rim protection is more important than everything else, it seems deviant, but punishing traditional insiders with shooting has never been the privilege of the small-ball era.

The same is true in the big ball era, but there is no soil in the contemporary era to develop a ball-handling shooter like Curry that redefines the threat of the pick-and-roll.

"I think..." Wilson wasn't entirely confident in his own thinking, "we can do a lot of Exchange Ricky through the pick-and-roll, if we can hit the mid-to-long range with efficiency, maybe... maybe Eaton's presence. It will become tasteless. Because he can't come out like Patrick, even if he comes out desperately, an Eaton from beyond the three-point line, whoever gets the ball can break through him head-on..."

Wilson saw Louie's smile gradually indulging, and his heart became even more guilty.

"Without Eaton's restricted area, it's like..."

"Just like the watch of the Fallen Street!" Rodman answered vulgarly.

Wilson was dissatisfied with his rush to talk: "I didn't say that!"

Louie laughed, "But that's what you mean, right?"

Wilson tried to switch to a more refined metaphor, but he couldn't. He had to admit that Rodman made a down-to-earth and nasty metaphor.

"Probably so..."

"Hahaha..." Louie laughed loudly, "Benj, you surprised me too much, you really are my baby, think of it with me!"

It seems that his identity as a little Zhang Fei in New York can't be hidden. Who doesn't have the skills of "me too"?

"That's our focus tonight, the offense has to revolve around a lot of ExchangeRicky (high-post dynamic offense) ~www.readwn.com~ everyone has to cooperate with the shooter, Patrick, stop thinking about your low-post offense , as far as I can see, your low-post offense may not be able to beat Eaton at all!"

Ewing still has this self-knowledge.

Low post attack, hit the body. Eaton's body is so thick that even O'Neal can't stand it, and with Ewing's size, his back punching poses a very limited threat to Eaton.

"We're going to shoot to open up the game and let them know that Eaton's defense doesn't work for us. As long as they take Eaton off, we can go all-in on the paint!"

"So, BenJ, I have to give you a bigger thumbs up than John Curtis Holmes' chicken chop!" ⑴

Wilson was puzzled by Louie's metaphor.

However, Louis was also puzzled by his confusion: "Aren't you? Haven't seen any of Holmes' films?"

⑴ This gentleman was born with a big eagle, about 13 and a half inches long (34.3cm).