The Rest, Only Noise

Overall, the Blazers' offense is unrestricted.

Their offensive configuration consists of four cores of varying styles plus a leafy finisher blue-collar.

The first half of the Christmas battle, the game is exactly the same.

Jordan didn't show the "I've been waiting for this game for half a year" aggressiveness.

Instead, Jordan was patient.

In the first half of the quarter, apart from the three-pointer from the outside, there was no other offensive scene. Instead, the defensive end had a significant effect on Miller.

Jordan's role has been weakened, but the Blazers' offensive power has not declined in the slightest.

This is where they are scary.

He left the offensive potential of the No. 1 ball-handling attacker in the past and did not develop, and focused on digging out the offensive capabilities of several other cores, but he was still unable to stop it.

Sabonis has a wider range than Ewing, and his coping ability ranks first in the league. Even if there is no obvious threat to his personal offense, as long as the ball is in his hands, the Knicks have to worry about others running out of opportunities and cooperating with him.

And if there is really no chance to pass the ball, Sabonis' offensive ability can also become the end point of the Blazers' offensive end.

Like other core players, he can use his personal ability to crack the defense when the tactics are killed.

Louis' brows furrowed at Thomas's thorny attributes to Stockton.

Judging from the performance in the first half of the game, as long as Thomas is willing, every round, he can pass Stockton how he wants.

It's a far cry from Terry Porter, who was locked out in the Finals last season.

Porter was weak against the Knicks defense, and Thomas proved early on with the Celtics that no team defense could hold him back.

The Trail Blazers attacked and defended, making a striking offensive.

There are three main ways for the Knicks to respond - Wilson's natural dislocation to Barkley.

Riley's football tactics, his Dream Team experience, gave Barkley the best physique of his career.

He's finally looking like a professional athlete, and there are two main benefits of getting in good shape, it goes without saying. Another point is that Barkley has become a real monster of a small forward who is physically on a par with fours and fives, but with agility, speed and play.

That's Riley's confidence in daring to put him at the 3.

However, there are too many examples to tell us that there is no direct relationship between poor defense and the physical condition of the players.

Although Barkley has acquired the athletic ability of his college days, his poor defense can never be changed. Against Wilson, that is a dish delivered to his mouth.

And it's a great dish.

Wilson scored 16 points in a single quarter against Barkley with the ball alone.

Wilson's terrific performance kept the Knicks in a tight grip, and the Blazers couldn't satisfactorily use the starting quad to build an advantage.

"There has never been a team in history that can drive the whole team with the 'quad core'. Because every star has self-esteem." Doug Mo sighed, "The sacrifice of a game, and the sacrifice of a whole season, is the A completely different concept."

Sadly, Louie doesn't expect the Blazers star to blow himself up.

Because Sabonis is a team-first center.

Although he is not young, he is still a rookie in the NBA.

As a newcomer, it should be a few years of duty.

After a few years, he is not too young, what ambition can he still have?

The real problem was Thomas... Louie thought a lot about this incredibly complicated guy, but in the end, he couldn't read Thomas's mind.

Maybe a selfish devil and a selfless angel can really appear in one person at the same time.

"Old Mo, Isiah no longer has the self-esteem to be a superstar." Even Tomjanovich could see it, "Just rushing to Portland to go to Michael shows that he doesn't want to be anymore. The protagonist, getting more glory is his purpose."

"It's not that simple, is it?"

Lao Mo asked back.

Louie and Tomjanovich share this idea.

But Lao Mo put forward a hypothesis that seems to be closer to the truth: "Maybe he just wanted to prove that Boston was great because of him. After him, Boston fell into a trough; before him, Portland under the leadership of MJ also Never won a championship. If he's here to help Portland win the championship, at least he'll be the ultimate winner of this generation."

Is Lao Mo's guess true?

Louie couldn't verify it, and Thomas wouldn't tell him the answer himself.

They just need to know that Thomas is very quiet and low profile, and that's enough.

Eight minutes into the first quarter, the Blazers replaced Thomas.

He was replaced by high guard Brian Shaw.

From this substitution, you can see how deep the Blazers' lineup is.

Louis is also unequivocal.

Riley is one for one, he is three for three.

Mohamed Raouf, Reggie Williams and Rodman replaced Stockton, Miller and Wilson.

Louie is always bold when it comes to rotations.

Large-scale rotation adjustments require lineup depth support.

But the team's presence in the game is different from game to game.

Replacing 3 people at one time is not a small risk in the stalemate stage, just like AI changing faces.

No matter how realistic it is, there is always a sense of violation.

Louie is not afraid of risks, and, let the players get used to the lineup changes.

After this substitution, the Knicks' style of play has become dominated by the inside.

In front of the Knicks, the Blazers, who have strengthened Sabonis, still cannot say that they have no disadvantage in the interior, because as long as the Knicks let Ewing, Kemp and Rodman play at the same time, they can still steal the Blazers' rebounds.

Raouf's shooting threat was something the Blazers had learned in last season's Finals.

Now that the name is changed, the person is still the same person, and the strength seems to be stronger.

Xiao Kong has a height advantage, and the Knicks' pick-and-roll attack on the defensive end is basically impossible.

Rodman even brushed the rebounds, giving the impression that the Knicks attacked casually, and there were offensive rebounds if they didn't score anyway.

Ewing frequently ran out to pick and roll Raouf, effectively draining Sabonis' physical strength.

Big men rarely have good physical strength, not to mention Sabonis is the big man among the big men, reaching a height of 2.2 meters.

Aside from Sabonis, the Blazers don't have a second center who can match the Knicks.

In addition, the advantage of Camp's point is greatly underestimated.

Nance was still in a stalemate with him last season.

It's only been half a year, and Kemp has evolved again. As long as he has the ball, Nance can't prevent it every time.

And Kemp's offense didn't use much skill.

It is nothing more than attacking with the ball facing the basket. If you can break through in one step, you will never do extra things. If you can't get past one step, take the initiative to find a physical confrontation. If the physical confrontation doesn't work out, use a turn step to shake off the opponent's body after a physical confrontation.

The last two steps are usually what Kemp has to do with a small switcher.

Because of the small size of the defender, generally can keep up with his footsteps, but can not stand his confrontation. Even if some very individual, like Barkley, can keep up with him, as long as he makes a turn around, the Alabama Fat Boy has nothing to do.

Kemp's matchup advantage is getting bigger and bigger.

Louie saw his progress.

This is not a phenomenon that only plays the Blazers, because the Blazers are not weak at the 4 position.

Their only problem spot is the five, with just one Sabonis.

Instead, the 4 is a strong point for the Blazers.

Nance is a star player for many years, Barkley is a superstar at the 3 and 4, and Anthony Mason and Clifford Robinson are sitting on the bench.

The Blazers are strong at the 4, very strong.

And as the most suitable starter in the hands of a group of four strong positions, there is no way to fight back in front of Kemp.

This is the confidence that Kemp's agent dared to quote a high price to renew the contract.

Whether Louie admits it or not, Kemp is already one of the top five power forwards in the league.

Even, considering Barkley as the 3rd position and Sampson as the 5th position, apart from Malone and Manning, Louie can't think of any 4th position better than Kemp.

It's already Kemp's routine to blow up the opponent's 4.

Kemp let Louie discover that the Blazers weren't invulnerable.

Ewing and Rodman's continued strong output has convinced him that the interior is still the Knicks' main advantage against the Blazers.

At the end of the first quarter, 28 to 27, the Blazers only led by 1 point.

Riley waved, and Louie thought he was about to make a murderous push.

The result was just another lineup: Thomas, Jerome Curcy, Xavier McDaniel, Barkley, Mason.

The second team can also have two superstars leading the team.

For the Knicks, the lineup is not bad either.

Rauf, Miller, Wilson, Rodman, Yu Tiancan.

That's what sets the Knicks and Blazers apart from other teams~www.novelmt.com~ terrifying depth.

Louie designed how the Blazers' offense defended: "Isiah is too fast, so if he calls the pick-and-roll, don't choose to press the delay in the interior, but switch defenses and step back to gain space to interfere, avoid in this process. In the middle of the game, there is a chance to get the ball out or break through.”

"If Fat Boy starts offense in the low post, then the other four players on the Blazers field can be shorted." Louie said seriously, "Of course, Jerome Curcy deserves to be taken seriously, but other people's long shots, there are The opportunity is passed, and these guys are probably in the early 30s on the open long shot, and the fat guy is shooting 70 percent in the post."

At the beginning of the second quarter, Thomas dribbled the ball to the frontcourt, faced Raouf, and sprayed trash talk: "Since you choose to be a ***, why don't you play in a hood? Then you will definitely become a legend. "

Similar words, Raouf heard too much.

His face didn't change.

Mason stepped up to the pick-and-roll, Thomas accelerated to pass the defense, and then met Rodman.

It's a predictable defense.

Thomas had a drop-off from DPOY last season.

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