The Rest, Only Noise

The player who gives the Hornets the most headache is not Ewing or Wilson, but Kemp.

The reason they had a headache for Kemp was that the coaching staff assumed that the four was an advantage before the series began.

Since it is an advantage, then play normally, it is best to play pressure to distract the Knicks.

Tonight's Camp proved to the Hornets that it was not an accident to blow up LJ.

This fact, for the Wasp, is like shining into the reality of Les Miserables.

When Larry Johnson first entered the league, he was hailed as the safest choice of the time.

His immediate combat power is mature, his football quotient is very high, and his body is strong. There is nothing wrong with him, except for the short-term youth meal at his peak.

Aunt did indeed have a peak appearance as soon as she entered the league, averaging 20+10 per game is as simple as drinking water.

It stands to reason that playing Camp, who can only be regarded as a six-point finished product, not to mention the explosion, at least it is a Counter-style matchup.

Just like before the S11 finals, the audience all over the world assumed that the third uncle would pinch Zhao Si, but instead, Zhao Si pressed the third uncle to become the fourth uncle.

For the Hornets, Big Mom was suppressed by the Rain Man, that's all.

The subjectively unbelievable matchup has two consecutive matches, so it cannot be regarded as a fluke.

In this game, Big Mom was not only on the offensive end, but also on the defensive end.

Of course, the Hornets do have difficulties. The Knicks have too many strong points on the offensive end, and the system pays attention to creating space for high-level pick-and-rolls. Song Tao and Auntie have natural limitations in defending pick-and-rolls, while the Knicks’ two main attackers tonight (Wilson and Raouf) are both strong with the ball, and Kemp has also developed the ability to shoot from a distance.

This made my mother uncomfortable.

It's dangerous to guard, and even if he does, he won't be able to switch to Wilson and Raouf.

Then, the Hornets tried to pinch, but couldn't stop the Knicks from giving the ball to Kemp.

The price of flanking the ball handler is allowing Kemp to display his alien athleticism in the Hornets' paint as he pleases.

At one point the game turned into Kemp's personal dunk show.

What makes the Hornets even more unacceptable is that, starting from the second quarter, Kemp has repeatedly used his movement speed to hit Auntie skillfully.

Off-the-ball defense is limited by the ability to defend against pick-and-rolls, so why not defend with the ball?

It's also here that Louie finds out what Kemp's trick is to really make big strides during the playoffs.

His offense with the ball reached new heights.

Before the playoffs, Kemp, like Siakam, only had a threat to dribble with one hand.

This kind of move is good or bad, but Siakam was also figured out after the first blast in the 2018 finals, and he directly pinched his dominant hand, and the breakthrough was directly abolished.

Kemp was limited to this before, but after entering the playoffs, he found that he has a strong ability to hold the ball in his left and right hands, and the speed of action is as obvious as 4K image quality and 1080P compared to players in the same position.

Military training aunt without ball, rough aunt with ball point.

This made the wasps unbearable.

Their coaching staff immediately made a decision that made Louie call his professional: double-teaming.

They're going to flank Camp.

With Wilson, Ewing and Raouf on the Knicks floor, he chose to flank Kemp, who was holding the ball.

Kemp's passing ability isn't as good as Michigan State's Webber or the Pacers' Manning, but he's not a ball-stopper either.

Choosing to double-team Camp is perhaps no more difficult decision than the additional options it brings.

Double-teaming means tactically emptying an opponent's player.

If the opponent has a disabled shot, naturally they will let it go as long as they want. If they don't let out a Pacific, I'm sorry for putting a bad pitcher on the court.

But the Knicks' options for the Hornets are ruthless.

Wilson, Rauf, Miller, who?

It looks like it can't be put, but when it comes time to put it, it's purely mathematical to make the decision.

Whoever has the lowest hit rate is released.

Among the three Knicks on the outside, the lowest hit rate is Raouf, who prefers to shoot three-pointers. His three-point shooting rate is "only" 38%. Although he averages 3 three-pointers per game, he only looks at the numbers. Regardless of the number of wasps, he resolutely gave him a vacancy.

As the focus of the recent period, Raouf seized the opportunity of the Hornets to let him empty twice, and received a pass from Kemp and hit a three-pointer.

It is these two three-pointers that make it difficult for the Hornets to ride a tiger.

The Hornets' coaching staff felt guilty. If even Raouf, who had the lowest hit rate, dared to let it go, who else would let it go?

The demented Hornets suddenly used some wisdom, thinking, Ewing, Ewing can't shoot three-pointers, right?

Yes, Ewing won't shoot 3s, but he'll run to the basket for dunks.

The defensive end made a series of mistakes, leaving the Hornets 16 points behind the Knicks.

Defensive mistakes can also affect the offense.

The Hornets, who had basically no offensive rebounds, encountered the Knicks' high-pressure defense. Four minutes before the end of the half, the score difference became 20 points.

NBC's Marv Albert reminded "friendly": "It's a long way from the end of the game, but Charlotte is just 21 points away from the biggest point difference in franchise history."

Albert certainly did not mention this for no reason.

The Knicks are going to break the Hornets' single-game loss record, which has been passed on by good people.

Before the first half was over, Alan Bristow realized that he had provoked a mad dog that he must not mess with.

The Knicks are going to play a tragedy, and it will be one after another, and Louie is serious.

That bastard!

Want to use the off-court rhythm to disrupt the Knicks Hornets, had to taste the bitter fruit.

Winning has suddenly become an impossible task, and their most reasonable goal now is to not be beaten by the biggest point difference in team history.

Therefore, double-teaming is absolutely impossible. The Knicks are in a good state now, and the vacancy is very graspable. Giving the vacancy is to give points, so it is necessary to resolutely implement the man-to-man strategy.

The Knicks' lineup is really not easy to attack.

Every point can be scored, which puts too much pressure on the defense.

Louie guessed that the Hornets would rot.

Therefore, do not expect the other side to double-team to send the head again.

Just take the Hornets to test their tactics specially prepared for the Blazers.

This tactic is not new, and future fans will know it. James led the 18 Cavaliers to break through the weakly competitive East with this tactic.

That's right, it's a roll call strategy.

The roll call is not simply to hit the opponent's defensive weaknesses through pick-and-rolls. If it's that simple, any star with strong singles ability can be called. The roll call requires the initiator's singles success rate and offensive style.

The tactical initiator must be able to stably eat the opposite player, and the singles hit rate is super high, it is needless to say.

Secondly, it is necessary to have a big appetite to eat, but also to have a good tooth to eat a small one, so as to ensure that no matter what lineup the opponent puts out, they can point it out. , then when necessary, the opponent can completely block them from playing, which will lead to no one to point to.

Finally, this tactic requires that the initiator must attack by breaking through, because the perimeter shooting is unstable and the damage to the defensive formation is insufficient.

The most important point is also the core of the roll call strategy, that is, the tactical initiator must have a very strong ball-playing ability and vision, not afraid of double-teaming, and can punish the opponent for double-teaming. Otherwise, when the opponent faces a pick-and-roll attack, they can simply not switch defenses and directly cover the ball.

Seize the fleeting opportunity in the pick-and-roll and pass the ball to the open position, which is also a must-have ability for roll call tactics.

To sum up, the roll call tactics are tailor-made for James, and only he can exert the greatest power of roll call. After all, he hit 75 percent at the basket in his prime, and he could punch anyone. After breaking through, he would either score a goal or cause a foul or 2+0.

Only Wilson and Raouf are able to initiate this tactic in the Knicks~www.readwn.com~ Raouf's roll call is mainly shooting, while Wilson's roll call is a combination of sudden shots. The passing and vision of these two people It's not as good as James, so the power and continuity of the roll call are obviously not as good, but this is a tactic in the decisive stage.

The Knicks have to have this tactic.

Because there are obvious defensive loopholes in the Blazers' strongest five-person team (Too, Joe, Ba, Nan, and Sa), when necessary, one by one is accurate.

The offensive resources and potential of the Knicks are not as good as those of the Blazers, but the gap between the two sides is not too big to make up.

For future meetings, the Knicks must be fully equipped.

So today, Louie asked Wilson to do the roll call first.

First of all, Wilson named Song Tao. If the Hornets want to ensure man-to-man, they must let Song Tao come out and switch.

So the 2-on-2 on-line in this round is Wilson and Ewing against Song Tao and Rice.

Kemp, Miller and Raouf are the other three off-ball points that the Knicks have pulled off, and all three of them just happen to have a hold on the 3-point line.

If Larry Johnson was a Danny Manning-style unicorn, he could choose to run back and forth between the corner and the basket, but unfortunately his physique is destined to be impossible to run in a wide range.

Taking a step back, even if he ran, it was useless.

Because his speed is not fast, even if he takes a step back, he can build a defense line like Ben Wallace as fast, and his help defense is not to be feared.

As a blue-collar center, Song Tao is very good at protecting the basket in the penalty area, but he is just average when he leaves the penalty area.

Wilson beat him, just like jungler Kayin met the opposing 4AD lineup, it was a pure cool game.

In three seconds, Wilson shot an arrow on horseback and hit the board at the free throw line. Song Tao tried his best, but to no avail.

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