The Rest, Only Noise

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"Lu, do you have any new ideas about our offense?"

Louie's preparations were too comprehensive, and Fitch couldn't care less about his own face.

"Our offense is dominated by Coach Fitch's high-level pick-and-roll system. I don't think the power of this system has been fully exerted in the past four games. The 76ers are very limited in L tactics."

"We were so fascinated by the brilliance of the regular season that we thought we should always play like that. How to solve this situation, the Phillies have given us the answer."

Louie decisively placed the core of the offense in the 76ers' restricted area.

"Why should we fear Dawkins and his 'pop' if Phillies dare to single-handedly storm our three-man pocket?"

Louie said: "Show your guts. From the next game, we will be more decisive than the Phillies to attack the penalty area. Once you play in the penalty area, Larry and others will have a comfortable space to play. Long-range jumper."

"It's not a tactic, it's not a clever strategy. The success of this plan is not up to me, it's up to you, your blood, your courage, your belief in winning will determine what we can give the Phillies. Respond!"

Finally, Louie sucked off the No. 2 board on the tactical board.

"On offense, I only have one idea for our lineup."

After saying that, his eyes fell on John Lang.

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Louis was silent for a long time, and the answers he handed in were remarkable.

There was no debate at the scene. When Louis finished speaking, the coaching staff discussed how to implement the plan and whether there could be better adjustments in the lineup.

No one questioned.

Everyone believed that this was the best plan.

Celtic boss Harry Mandrian told Auerbach: "This 21-year-old has a plan that a 61-year-old coach can't do. Maybe that's genius."

Auerbach didn't mind echoing a line to build momentum for Louis: "I can't figure this thing out at 81!"

They laughed a lot, and game 5, which decided the fate of the Celtics' season, came a day later.

The two teams returned to the Boston Garden, with Philadelphia determined to give the Celtics a fresh taste of last year's defeat.

Philadelphia has long considered itself a better basketball city than Boston.

Because in the ncaa, they have many famous basketball schools, and many basketball stars have been produced locally, but in professional basketball, Boston has achieved far more success than Philadelphia.

Times have changed now, and Phillies have reason to believe their time has come.

cbs sent a commentary group composed of two former nba superstars.

One black, one white.

The white man was Rick Barry, the all-time scoring champion and the original single-core champion.

The black man is Bill Russell, and everyone knows the name of the ultimate winner.

"Bill, what do you think Boston should do to salvage its current decline?"

Barry asked his partner in a businesslike manner.

Russell said calmly: "This situation is not without precedent for reversal, it all depends on how much energy they have in their hearts."

It's not just them, but there are Celtics seniors on the scene.

Both Auerbach and owner Mandrian sat in a relatively comfortable fifth-row auditorium.

The Celtics made minor adjustments to the starting lineup.

In the Eastern Conference finals, John Long was replaced by Randy Smith.

This does not mean that Long is abandoned, according to Louie's arrangement, put him on the second unit, is to give him more autonomy.

Louie wants to tap into Lang's energy that's far from being tapped.

The game started, and the 76ers won the jump ball again.

However, the Celtics' defensive strategy has changed significantly.

Bird faced Caldwell Jones, Maxwell faced Dr. J, and Archibald used a sideways defense, vacating the left side to lure Cheeks toward it.

Louie's strategy worked from the first second.

The 76ers' offense played awkwardly, dawdling for 22 seconds, giving Lionel Hollins a free throw line shot, only to be interrupted by Bird who rushed out of the restricted area.

The Celtics opened 4-0.

Cunningham shouted loudly, emphasizing the sideline offense.

Louie watched the game nervously, because the team played according to his game plan, and if it didn't play as expected, he would naturally take the blame.

Archibald was effective against Cheeks.

When coming to the left side, Cheeks tends to make passing and finding teammates his top priority.

The confrontation between Maxwell and Dr. J, there is still nothing to see. But the former has experienced the baptism of the playoffs and has come to his senses. He knows what his role is and what kind of role Louis has arranged for him.

Contrasting with Dr. J, this arrangement is equivalent to placing him in the core position.

At least on the defensive end, he bears the heaviest responsibility of the team.

And Bird's performance at the 4th position, Louie is not surprising.

Caldwell Jones' pop is hard to get through Boston's restricted area tonight.

Three minutes later, the Sixers broke the deadlock with a jumper from Lionel Hollins.

Suddenly, Bird's passing mistakes.

Dr. J took the ball to the frontcourt and scored a dunk.

4 to 6

At that moment, the 76ers seemed to be on the move.

Maxwell yelled, "Give me the ball!"

"Pull him off!" Louie shouted.

Maxwell's explosiveness and athleticism are not as good as Dr. But he has one thing better than the Doctor, and that is his ability to find the rim in the paint under rough play.

Today, the league has been merged for almost six years, and Dr. J's feelings about the playoffs are still stuck in the all-powerful aba period. Maxwell dribbled the ball out of his body with his elbow, and his right hand was twisted to the point where Louie frowned.

Hit the board, hit the basket, jump around, get in.

"That's okay?" Ranbir was shocked.

"Shut up, you bastard!" Maxwell laughed wildly. "Call me **** Dr. M!"

Maxwell has inherited the Celtics' tradition of being generous on the flanks and daring to go head-to-head with first-tier superstars.

How pleasing he looks when he greets his opponent with his mouth.

Louie smiled.

Auerbach in the audience couldn't hide his joy under his glasses: "It's a good move to have Cedric confront Dr. J."

The 76ers were a little flustered.

They made consecutive mistakes, and the hit to the doctor was passed into Maxwell's arms.

Cheeks' dribble breakthrough was attacked by Bird's surprise attack, and the pass was wrong.

The 76ers, who were determined to end the series tonight, encountered the most stubborn resistance.

15 to 4

Billy Cunningham stopped the game twice in seven minutes.

Louie thought they would switch to No. 22 (Andrew Toney), but it turned out to be No. 24 - Bobby Jones.

One Tony, one Jones, the damage they brought to the Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals is beyond words.

Celtics fans felt sick seeing the pair on the court.

Already trailing by 11 points and not getting on Tony, Louie turned to Fitch and said, "I think Ralph can devour 'white lightning'."

"Will it be too overkill?" Fitch felt that Jones was not worthy of Sampson's special matchup~www.novelmt.com~ No, Ralph's duty is to sweep the paint area, if Bobby runs outside and shoots, He just followed out, and if Bobby stayed in the paint, Larry was enough to deal with him. "Louis has a qualitatively different approach to the game than the coaches of this era have.

In his era, the defense was excellent, especially those highly mobile Spider-Man, whose function was often not to kill a certain player one-on-one, but to use their talents to maximize their defensive value.

And old coaches like Fitch only care about whether Sampson's rim protection, rebound protection and offense are in the penalty area.

It was the limitation of the times that caused Louis to have a completely different vision from him.

Louie has never underestimated contemporary coaches because of this, and every time he makes suggestions, he is careful not to make mistakes.

Fitch thought about it and agreed.

After all, this game is actually already coached by Louie, he is only responsible for listening and then executing.