The Rest, Only Noise

Bird was treated by the Lakers as Ben Simmons' kind of disabled outsider.

No, you can't actually say that.

When the three-point line was first introduced into the NBA, Ben Simmons per capita in the league looked down on you if he stood two or three meters away from the three-point line.

It's just that Bird's archery has been proven, not that.

Riley suddenly resorted to this trick, Bird was stunned, and the ensuing anger caused him to take action and even strike again and again. Tonight, his three-point shooting sucks.

As a result, the Celtics' first four offenses were all three-pointers by Bird.

Bird missed the shot very "competitively". Four of the four long rebounds generated by the three-point strike were converted into the Lakers' ShowTime counterattack. Most consistent two-pointer in history.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's skyhook scored that goal.

The Lakers therefore played an 8-0 start, and the Forum Arena was so demonic.

The fans shouted passionately, as if doing so could do more damage to the Celtics.

Louie called a timeout, but didn't chastise Bird like he did when he missed his first open 3-pointer.

"Larry, don't worry about your three-pointer anymore." Louie laughed harmoniously. "We're not going to shoot tonight, okay?"

Bird has always been a proud and ambitious person. The Lakers look down on his three-point shot so much, and he wants to make these **** pay.

So, he held his head high, as if 4-of-4 instead of 0-of-4, and said domineeringly, "No, I'm going to continue to vote."

In an instant, the kindness on Louie's face turned into a rainstorm and a gust of wind: "It's not good, it's good! You **** shot that three-pointer tonight? I can do it, but I can't make it? Maybe I can still make it. Take a three-point shot out of bounds, at least it will keep the Lakers from playing ShowTime! Look at your **** three-pointer that stinks as a dog..."

"Lu, we still have business..." K.C reminded.

Louie took the time-out to scold people not once or twice.

He woke Louis just in time.

Louie didn't stop until he clicked, and glared at Bird fiercely: "From now on, until the situation is clear, you are not allowed to shoot three-pointers, and tonight we will be a retreating tortoise!"

Louie held the tactical board and spoke at the speed of a **** rapper, "Isiah, from now on, you will be the main attack! Larry, I want you to stop when you see Isiah run past half court. Pick and roll him."

Bird asked, "Isn't that going to be a pick-and-roll from beyond the arc?"

"That's right."

They have doubts, because Thomas's three-point threat is not that big, and the Lakers are likely to just ignore the pick-and-roll.

"If their defense doesn't come forward, Isiah, you..."

Louis only spoke halfway, and the referee came to remind him.

"Damn it, it's all your fault, Larry! If you hadn't messed around with me, I could have said a few more words!" Louis couldn't finish talking about the tactics, and slammed the pot.

Bird would have the urge to smash Louie's face with a punch every day, and he would never feel sorry for this handsome face.

Shit, this bastard!

Bird cursed inwardly.

Louie's assistants were a little worried because he had only arranged half of it just now.

"You don't understand, don't you? It's called blank space in the movie, and let the audience taste the corner that doesn't give an answer." In fact, Louis didn't know that it was bad if the tactics were not finished, but what could he do? Shame on Bird again?

Don't, scolding Bird every day is shameless?

A mature coach should know how to leave a little face to the players...

Don't get me wrong, Louie is immature and he knows he's still a short way to go.

Louie really hopes that Riley will use Bird's tactics in the finals as well.

If they think that Bird in this state today is the norm, the Lakers will definitely suffer in the finals.

The intention of Bird to see Thomas pick-and-roll after halftime was to dismantle Dennis Johnson's annoying LOGO press.

This is Riley's little trick, let the midfielder force Thomas, slow down his speed, and then man-to-man.

And Louie asked Bird to pick and roll after halftime, just to get rid of Thomas' predicament.

Once the pick-and-roll pick-and-roll is eaten, or if it stops pressing, Riley's plan fails.

Thomas, who is not pressed, and Thomas who are pressed, are not the same level of threat with the ball.

In the first round back from the timeout, Bird's pick-and-roll position stunned everyone.

Bird's counterpart, Wilkins, had absolutely no idea how to handle the situation.

So he watched Thomas get to the free throw line and score a jumper.

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Riley put his left hand around his stomach, his right elbow propped his left hand, and squeezed his chin lightly: "LittleLu is not a vain name, there are more ghost ideas than Larry Bird's trash talk."

How to do it? Riley told Dazai on the spot: "DJ, don't press Isiah anymore! If he calls the pick-and-roll again, you hide behind the pick-and-roll and don't care about his three-pointer!"

By the way, he also said to Wilkins: "If Larry continues to pick and roll for him, and after the block, you will directly attack Isaiah, and if Larry cuts in after the pick and roll, you will not let go! "

Riley thought about potential trouble.

The magician showed his ability to force the positional battle into a fast break with one hand.

The Celtics were clearly in place, and he just used his size advantage to tear apart the defense and pass the ball to Wilkins.

Wilkins smashed the ball into the inside and wanted to blow up the basket, but was affected by Laimbeer's textbook defense.

Not only did he not take off, he even deformed his shot.

After all, a bad dog is a bad dog, and Wilkins is not willing to hurt himself for a dunk.

Magic organized a wave of beautiful attack, but unfortunately Wilkins lack of courage.

Louie believed that Laimbeer was just a normal defense, but Wilkins would rather miss a shot than trust his quality and morals.

Next, Louis saw Dennis Johnson stay away from the LOGO, and instead stood inside the three-point line and waited for Thomas to arrive.

Riley reacted fast enough that Louie walked to the sidelines and shouted, "Ralph, don't be idle!"

Bird's current feel is not enough to open up space for Thomas. If you don't want the latter to use his personal ability to handle it, he can only let Sampson, who has a medium and long range, come out to help.

Mobilizing Sampson means that Kareem also has to make a choice.

He never liked to follow in the footsteps of defenders and he was someone who wanted to be in the box for the rest of his life.

At this time, on his head, which had already shown bald spots, he must be madly comforting himself.

Larry Bird can't make the shot, how can the little guy make it? Just let him go, don't worry about it, that's fine.

For whatever reason, Abdul-Jabbar didn't run out to defend.

So, Sampson blocked two opportunities with a pick-and-roll.

Thomas selflessly gave up the scoring opportunity and passed back to Sampson.

Sampson stood at the free throw line and looked at Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, then made a jumper.

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"You can never expect Kareem to be that high to delay an opponent!"

Tom Heinsohn, who dealt with Kareem many times in the 1970s, knew Kareem's virtues.

Pick-and-roll defense was never in his world.

He's never guarded the pick-and-roll since he was a kid, and not many teams use the pick-and-roll exclusively to hit him.

Unfortunately, Louie comes from an era where the pick-and-roll game was at its peak.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has a clumsy defense against pick-and-roll, but the offense is very bright.

Take the ball low and don't play.

Wilkins cut in, he found a tiny crack and hit the earth to the past.

Wilkins, who got the ball, staged an angry dunk from the basket that caused the audience to have diarrhea.

Wilkins is the only player Louie has ever seen who can feel like he wants to **** out of the rim when he dunks.

That kind of power makes you worry about the rim.

What did the basket do wrong? Why treat the basket like that?

Abdul-Jabbar wouldn't come out to guard the pick-and-roll, and Riley couldn't force him out with a gun.

As for Jabbar's character, the more you push him, the more he wants to show you - if you don't go out, what will you do to me? - He can definitely do it.

Moreover, Riley is not yet the godfather of Miami, he is still a coach who needs to see the face of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Magic and Jerry West.

Therefore, it is impossible for him to offend the core players.

Kareem can't go out if he doesn't go out, how can he die?

If he doesn't go out, someone else will help him out.

Sampson and Bird went out to help Thomas pick-and-roll again. Louis saw the Lakers let Bird go. Then, he surrounded Thomas with the strength of three people, preparing to force a mistake.

This made Louis smile.

Dennis Johnson + Rambis + Wilkins.

"Is this enough?" Louie was anxious for the Lakers.

The Lakers didn't just underestimate Thomas' individual ability~www.novelmt.com~ They underestimated their defensive ability.

Dennis Johnson + Rambis's pincer attack strength is enough, but you still have a Wilkins?

Louis seemed to see Sanying fighting against Lu Bu. Guan Zhang had to protect his eldest brother from mistakes while fighting against the slaves of the three surnames.

Wilkins' defense was like a contemporary Stoudemire.

You look at his 206 cm body, the world's top running and jumping, fast speed, almost no shortcoming can affect his defensive ability, but his defense is not good.

If future fans don't have an intuitive impression of the crazy small forwards who were strong on offense and stupid on defense in the 1980s, Jazz's efficient scoring champions Adrian Dantley and Wilkins are both Typical template.

Thomas controlled the ball at a height of 20 centimeters. Several of the Lakers attacked were too tall. Wilkins made a big flaw and acted as a pick-and-roll wall for the smiling assassin, blocking his teammates.

Thomas entered the penalty area, raised his hand to throw, and hit the board.

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