The Rest, Only Noise

The moment Oakley got up from the ground, he rushed directly to where Ranbir was.

Darrell Garretson didn't expect the current players to be such a **** to fight in front of him.

But he couldn't stop Oakley from throwing Laimbeer down, and he couldn't stop Oakley from following up.

Oakley professionally mounted Ranbir with all his might.

One punch, two punches, three punches.

At this time, Oakley's teammates pulled people away.

Ranbir received a solid three punches.

Garretson angrily gave both sides a technical foul. Ranbir was not convinced, but he was the one who was provocative. There was no reason for him to be unconvinced. He was technically knocked down by Oakley, which was purely a personal strength gap.

Oakley deserves to be the first bodyguard in the league. He is willing to fight, dare to fight, and win. The third point is critical, and it causes a lot of people not to want to fight him.

Ranbir is bruised and bruised, and Jones decides to let in another mad dog.

Danny Ainge came, and they also replaced Isiah Thomas.

Seeing Thomas off, Louie waved his hand like a shark smelling blood, keeping only Oakley and replacing Rodman, Stevens, Salley and Michael Cooper.

It's impossible for the Celtics not to know what this lineup means.

As long as the Knicks have Rodman, Stevens and Salley at the same time, it's safe to say that the Knicks are ready to press.

This year, the Knicks' death crunch elevated Tyrone Corbin to Cooper.

Defensive Player of the Year last season.

And Oakley is there, and this lineup is all about pressing, fighting, and rebounding.

Thomas wasn't there, panicked.

For the Celtics, a terrible catastrophe is coming.

The most important point of murder pressing is whether the echo between the defender and the individual is in place.

The vanguard of this lineup is Stevens, known as "Spiderman".

Louie made Stevens the vanguard entirely because of the difference between his ability to help defense and his ability to defend alone. If you let him help in the back and play the role of checking for gaps, murder pressing is no longer a murder pressing.

Now, here comes Cooper.

The man who wiped Magic's **** for 8 years came with the defense that he was selected for seven consecutive years.

Cooper's ability to protect Magic's back door alone is enough to prove that his defense is indeed extraordinary.

He has the stamina to bite the opponent for a whole game, and has good enough physical conditions to change the opponent's movement trajectory, so that his teammates can press the whole game more calmly.

The Knicks' defense was awesome, and the Celtics made a major effort to break through.

However, the defensive power brought by Cooper and Rodman is far beyond their imagination.

· Jones intends to test Cooper's threat of murder after joining, and has been slow to replace Thomas to change the rhythm of the field.

The result was disappointing.

The new Murder Press was terrific against the Celtics who lacked Thomas. Cooper's experience brings excellent defensive intelligence to the Murder Press, who no longer just possess the tacit understanding, flair and desire to strangle opponents, but also a touch of cunning.

"I've always disliked the Knicks' full-court press, which they call a murder press. Yes, there is a pressing side to their defense, but also note that the effectiveness of this approach is based on On the premise of the referee's connivance."

Tom Heinsohn is the leader of the Celtic rice circle. He has mastered the skill of "ignoring all the whistleblowers that are beneficial to Kai, and pointing out the whistle that is not conducive to Kai".

He was speaking against the backdrop of the Knicks' murderous press team's brutal 14-4 victory over the Celtics in the remaining minutes of the first quarter.

34 to 20

The Celtics only scored 20 points in the first quarter. The conflict between Laimbeer and McHale, the conflict with Oakley, the referee's controversy, etc., the Knicks should have fallen into decline, but the arrogant style of play made Darrell. A paranoid old referee like Garretson would not dare to make a penalty that intensifies the emotions of both sides.

Tom Nunes is used to this sort of thing in Knicks games.

Louie is a coach who will never give up on penalties.

Also, he is smart.

He didn't know how to deal with referees from the start, and all coaches have a long learning curve on how to put pressure on referees. Some people end up being a master pressure master, good at controlling the referee's psychology and influencing the rhythm of the game. Some people, such as hot coaches like George Carr, often fail to handle the relationship between themselves and the referee, and they always misfire, which makes the situation go to extremes.

Louie was also a hot-blooded boxing referee at the time, but in just five years, he has gotten to know all the referees in the league, and has a good understanding of their personalities and law enforcement styles.

It is this knowledge that allows him to choose the right way to put pressure on any referee.

If he encounters a guy like Garretson who simply enjoys mastering the trend of the game, he will not just lose his temper, but will let the players increase the intensity of the game and provoke conflicts on the field to remind the referee.

What will happen if you keep doing this is unpredictable, stop it, you can't control it.

Even a stubborn old man like Garretson had to blow a few whistles to balance the Knicks' mood.

Just when he was about to blow the whistle, the Celtics replaced Isiah Thomas. It was at that time that Louis accurately grasped the situation and used murder pressing, which had an unexpected effect.

Is this a coincidence? As a coach, it is natural to seize the opportunity to win the game.

From this point of view, Luís is the one that Nunes has seen, the most sensitive to the trend of the situation, and the best grasp of the opportunity - especially the kind of fleeting opportunity, he often seizes it like a clock. .

Such an amazing trainer.

During the break, Louis was thinking about how to seize the existing lead and establish the victory in one fell swoop.

Tonight, the state of the Celtics' Big Three was inconsistent.

Thomas was so-so, Sampson was sleepwalking, Bird was brilliant.

Therefore, the next thing the Knicks will focus on is how to limit Bird.

Creating problems for Bird is one of Louie's favorite things every time he plays with the Celtics.

"Expedition, do you have an idea?" Louis asked.

Zhao Yuanzheng has always been scheming, and when he heard Louis' question, he even replied: "We can let John and Benj play more pick-and-rolls, create dislocations, and let Johnson take Larry's defense to consume his physical strength; moreover, Larry's off the ball The defense is not great, if we deliberately attack him, we should be able to play a lot of opportunities on him; the past few seasons, Larry's 3-point attempts have decreased year by year, and the right wing position is his least effective point, we should use the defense Force him to move to this area more."

"The expedition, you are really a dog-headed military strategist!" Louis praised him, "However, I have to modify your strategy slightly."

Zhao Yuanzheng knew that when Louis wanted to "slightly modify" their proposal. Recommendations are often changed beyond recognition, so that they will be left confused by the end.

When did I give such advice?

Louie offered a completely different solution.

In the second quarter, the Knicks started with this lineup: Stockton, Miller, Stevens, McHale, Song Tao.

Stevens vs Bird, the Knicks dominated by pockets.

Louie built 11 small pockets in four positions around the pocket line, starting at the free throw line. There is only one ambush target for these small pockets, and that is Bird.

Zhao Yuanzheng took a closer look at the small pockets that Louis buried, and was surprised to find that the positions of these pockets were almost all the ending points that Bird liked.

Probably not even Bird himself knew he had so many endpoints.

There are not so many advanced data yet, and the players themselves do not know where their specific sweet spots are on the court. Especially for a player like Bird, he should be a full-map attacker who belongs to the hot zone, but the Celtics' small routines have a strong classical flavor, which is Jones' personal preference.

He reduced Bird's three-point shot and increased the small coordination with his teammates. These coordinations end in the 11 small pockets that Louie put down for Bird.

Louie sees through Bird's massive offense coming from the free-throw line.

Therefore, he wants to limit Bird's scoring here, and the ultimate goal is to drive him out of the three-point line, and then implement Zhao Yuanzheng's suggestion. Let him shoot from the less accurate right-wing 3-point line.

Therefore, it cannot be said that it has nothing to do with Zhao Yuanzheng. Louie's strategy is to serve the suggestions put forward by Zhao Yuanzheng~www.novelmt.com~ In the second quarter, the Knicks' second team has a clear division of labor.

McHale is the main C, Miller is the supplement, Stockton is in the center, Song Tao and Stevens are the two tools.

The team's offense started with McHale.

McHale dislocated the Celtics' rookie Reggie Lewis. His physical condition made Louis look envious. He has a perfect height and wingspan. If he can be selected, there will be one more backup for the murder pressing team. .

However, after all, there are Wilson, Rodman, Salley, Stevens, Cooper... He is content.

McHale taught the young man a lesson with bizarre and changeable footsteps. He turned, leaned, and swayed. The sign stepped up and down to cut into the defensive position that Lewis had already given up, raised his hand to pick the basket, and scored.

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