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Chapter 27
Chapter 27
Su Yang knew that many people thought that in the summer league, he was able to lead the team to turn the situation around and win five consecutive victories, mainly because of the strength of the team. After all, with Aldridge and Webster, they had a huge advantage over other teams.
McMillan must have felt the same way, if not all, would have underestimated his tactical bonuses.
Right now is a good opportunity. He chooses to lead the substitute players against the main players, and the strength gap between the two sides is quite large.
If he wins the game, even if he can't prove that he is better than McMillan in coaching, at least it can prove that he was not lucky to lead the team in the summer league, and it can also prove that the tactics designed in the training camp stage are indeed feasible.
"Then let's see how bold those ideas are." Kevin smiled and raised his hand.
McMillan nodded, clapped his hands and shouted at the arena, Roy and others heard the sound and walked to the sidelines to gather.
To briefly explain the reason, McMee picked out five regular starters and also picked out second-round point guard Tao Linggreen.
Su Yang didn't hesitate, and in two seconds, he selected seven substitute players, and directly pulled down the side to arrange tactics.
He is not afraid of being heard in advance, because there are many changes in tactics on the spot, and he has to wait until the start of the game to decide how to run, just like the entire league knows the main routines of the Lakers' triangle offense, but after playing, he can't defend.
But Monty and the other four assistant coaches seemed to avoid him intentionally, and walked to McMillan in unison.
"First of all, let's talk about positional warfare. We mainly play the Elbow tactic, also called Corner Offense. It is the tactic that Adelman implemented around Chris Webber during the Kings period. The step is to wait for Mike Roberts to settle at the elbow..."
Su Yang has long designed combination tactics for Mike Roberts and Channing Frye. Specifically, he learned from Adelman's method in the Kings, which can give full play to Mike Roberts' coping ability and Frye's three-point and air-cutting ability.
"After Jack handed over the ball, he went down to do a pick-and-roll for Frye. You can see the opportunity to cut in or go back to the upper line to hit the hand. Of course, if you are sure, you can also play with the ball in the low post to take advantage of your weight and strength. ..."
Considering that Frye is a little weaker in confrontation, while Jack has a stronger impact, Su Yang designs a cover for the two of them, which further helps Frye to play three-pointers and air cuts, and can also provide Jack with opportunities to attack the basket. It can be described as the best of both worlds.
"Outlaw and Jones, you two often play off-ball screens on the weak side. You have to be ready to catch the pass from Mike Roberts at any time, especially when they are blocked by a switch, or when they fail to move..."
Outlaw has a certain three-point ability, and his impact ability is beyond the table. At the beginning, Yao Ming was famous for dunking. Su Yang arranged for him to attack at any time on the weak side, which can greatly affect the defensive formation, and Jones is perfect for Tushi Lengjian option.
"Then came the fast break stage. We ran the third line and went down quickly. Outlaw and Jones ran directly to the bottom corner. If we had a chance, we would pass long passes. If we didn't have a chance, we would play five-out dynamic tactics. Enter the camp..."
"Between the fast attack and the position, we can attack in advance depending on the situation. For specific tactics, we can use more trailing screens and double swing screens. After dismantling, we will give priority to external bombs and give full play to our range advantage, so we don't have to force ourselves to compete with them..."
"The defense goes around and interferes with Aldridge, making him less comfortable to catch the ball. When Roy is playing a ball-holding screen, you can boldly double-team him and force him to play the ball. If you want, you can also defend the zone defense, and Mike is in charge of the command... "
"Is there anything else I don't understand?"
After Su Yang finished speaking, he looked at the substitutes with his hands on his hips. Mike Roberts and others said that the explanation was very clear.
On the sidelines, Paul Allen raised his wrist to look at his watch, and asked softly, "Is that young man Su Yang?"
Kevin nodded, and Paul Allen frowned: "How fast is he laying out tactics? It's only one minute and 42 seconds."
"He's that fast..."
Kevin looked to the other side, McMillan was holding a tactical board to make detailed arrangements, and the main players were a little anxious.
After another 2 minutes, McMillan finished the arrangement, the players of the two teams entered the field and prepared, and the trainer helped to adjust the timer.
Subs, Jack, Jones, Outlaw, McRoberts, Frye.
Main lineup, Blake, Roy, Webster, Aldridge, Pulzbila.
The game will last 24 minutes, and there will be personnel rotation, which is equivalent to simulating a half-time game, but the defensive intensity is low.
There was no jump ball on both sides, and the substitute team attacked first.
The moment the timer sounded, Jack pushed the ball forward in the backcourt, and everyone in the arena stopped to watch.
Mike Roberts ran to the frontcourt, ignoring Adelaide who wanted to fight for a position, and stood on his right elbow.At the same time, Frye stood in the right corner, ignoring Przybilla, who was going to fight hand-to-hand, without any sign of entering the inside line.
On the other side, Jones stood on the left 45-degree three-point line, while Outlaw squatted in the left corner.
Looking around, among the five players on the bench, only Mike Roberts stood within the three-point line.
In the blink of an eye, Jack ran the ball to the top of the arc, handed the ball to Mike, and rushed straight to the basket.
Blake chased closely, intending to seize the route to the basket, but Jack suddenly turned around and rushed to the bottom corner, setting up a wall to block Przybilla, and Frye took the opportunity to bow and start, throwing Przbilla away, and went straight to the basket. Go to the basket.
Blake hurriedly switched defenses to intercept, Jack seized the opportunity and turned around suddenly, striding towards the basket.
For a while, Blake couldn't return to the defense, Pulzbila couldn't catch up with Jack, and Mike Roberts passed the ball simultaneously.
bang!Jack received the ball wide open and dunked with both hands.
The substitute scored two points first, Su Yang didn't speak out and let the players play freely.
The entire attack took 12 seconds, except for the five seconds of dribbling the ball across the half court, and the others were only seven seconds.
That's the fast pace he's after, not dribbling the ball across half court in three seconds, rushing to a screen and rushing to shoot.
In the transition between offense and defense, Roy ran across the center line with the ball and beckoned.
Adelaide stepped up to the elbow area, took the basketball with his back to the basket, and turned his head left and right continuously.
After Roy passed the ball, he continued to rush to the right waist, and with the help of Webster's cover, he twisted his hips and rushed to the bottom line.
Su Yang found that it was a typical telescopic offensive routine. The purpose was to hit the inside and stretch the defensive formation, but the effect was not as obvious as UCLA's air cut. It was a waste of Webster's position and increased Roy's running distance.
"The core reason for designing this tactic is that he doesn't believe in the player's ability and complicates things forcibly..." Su Yang complained in his heart, but he also understood McMillan. After all, the lower limit of conservative play is too high, and the players will not forget how to run the tactic.
While thinking about it, Roy didn't run out of the open space, and Adelaide forcibly turned over and broke through at the elbow area, making a strong shot against the defense.
when!Basketball hits the basket and hits the iron.
Frye immediately stuck his back, McRoberts jumped up and caught the rebound, and the substitute team launched a counterattack.
The main team retreated very quickly, and the fast break and early offense were useless. Jack took the ball halfway and waved for landing.
Mike Roberts and Frye settled down respectively, Jones and Outlaw also stood respectively, and there was a huge space again.
Jack ran to the top of the arc, handed over the ball, lowered his center of gravity again and rushed into the three-point line, heading straight for the basket.
Blake chased after him and did not seize the route to the basket in advance, but Pulzbila shrank in advance.
Seeing this situation, Mike Roberts lobbed the ball to the right corner, and Frye immediately raised his head to shoot after receiving the ball.
Pulzbila didn't rush back to the defense, he didn't seem to believe that Frye would shoot a three-pointer, he just raised his hand to interfere.
But Frye didn't stop moving, the basketball spun at high speed and flew towards the basket, hitting the net hollow with a thud.
The onlookers in the arena showed a little surprised expression, realizing that it was a specially designed three-point tactic.
Su Yang didn't pay attention to Frye, but clenched his fist at Jones who ran out of the wide open on the weak side at the same time, thinking: "This group of substitutes has strength and golf intelligence, they are willing to listen to my arrangements, and they are also very proactive. I have never Having fought such a rich battle…”
(End of this chapter)
Su Yang knew that many people thought that in the summer league, he was able to lead the team to turn the situation around and win five consecutive victories, mainly because of the strength of the team. After all, with Aldridge and Webster, they had a huge advantage over other teams.
McMillan must have felt the same way, if not all, would have underestimated his tactical bonuses.
Right now is a good opportunity. He chooses to lead the substitute players against the main players, and the strength gap between the two sides is quite large.
If he wins the game, even if he can't prove that he is better than McMillan in coaching, at least it can prove that he was not lucky to lead the team in the summer league, and it can also prove that the tactics designed in the training camp stage are indeed feasible.
"Then let's see how bold those ideas are." Kevin smiled and raised his hand.
McMillan nodded, clapped his hands and shouted at the arena, Roy and others heard the sound and walked to the sidelines to gather.
To briefly explain the reason, McMee picked out five regular starters and also picked out second-round point guard Tao Linggreen.
Su Yang didn't hesitate, and in two seconds, he selected seven substitute players, and directly pulled down the side to arrange tactics.
He is not afraid of being heard in advance, because there are many changes in tactics on the spot, and he has to wait until the start of the game to decide how to run, just like the entire league knows the main routines of the Lakers' triangle offense, but after playing, he can't defend.
But Monty and the other four assistant coaches seemed to avoid him intentionally, and walked to McMillan in unison.
"First of all, let's talk about positional warfare. We mainly play the Elbow tactic, also called Corner Offense. It is the tactic that Adelman implemented around Chris Webber during the Kings period. The step is to wait for Mike Roberts to settle at the elbow..."
Su Yang has long designed combination tactics for Mike Roberts and Channing Frye. Specifically, he learned from Adelman's method in the Kings, which can give full play to Mike Roberts' coping ability and Frye's three-point and air-cutting ability.
"After Jack handed over the ball, he went down to do a pick-and-roll for Frye. You can see the opportunity to cut in or go back to the upper line to hit the hand. Of course, if you are sure, you can also play with the ball in the low post to take advantage of your weight and strength. ..."
Considering that Frye is a little weaker in confrontation, while Jack has a stronger impact, Su Yang designs a cover for the two of them, which further helps Frye to play three-pointers and air cuts, and can also provide Jack with opportunities to attack the basket. It can be described as the best of both worlds.
"Outlaw and Jones, you two often play off-ball screens on the weak side. You have to be ready to catch the pass from Mike Roberts at any time, especially when they are blocked by a switch, or when they fail to move..."
Outlaw has a certain three-point ability, and his impact ability is beyond the table. At the beginning, Yao Ming was famous for dunking. Su Yang arranged for him to attack at any time on the weak side, which can greatly affect the defensive formation, and Jones is perfect for Tushi Lengjian option.
"Then came the fast break stage. We ran the third line and went down quickly. Outlaw and Jones ran directly to the bottom corner. If we had a chance, we would pass long passes. If we didn't have a chance, we would play five-out dynamic tactics. Enter the camp..."
"Between the fast attack and the position, we can attack in advance depending on the situation. For specific tactics, we can use more trailing screens and double swing screens. After dismantling, we will give priority to external bombs and give full play to our range advantage, so we don't have to force ourselves to compete with them..."
"The defense goes around and interferes with Aldridge, making him less comfortable to catch the ball. When Roy is playing a ball-holding screen, you can boldly double-team him and force him to play the ball. If you want, you can also defend the zone defense, and Mike is in charge of the command... "
"Is there anything else I don't understand?"
After Su Yang finished speaking, he looked at the substitutes with his hands on his hips. Mike Roberts and others said that the explanation was very clear.
On the sidelines, Paul Allen raised his wrist to look at his watch, and asked softly, "Is that young man Su Yang?"
Kevin nodded, and Paul Allen frowned: "How fast is he laying out tactics? It's only one minute and 42 seconds."
"He's that fast..."
Kevin looked to the other side, McMillan was holding a tactical board to make detailed arrangements, and the main players were a little anxious.
After another 2 minutes, McMillan finished the arrangement, the players of the two teams entered the field and prepared, and the trainer helped to adjust the timer.
Subs, Jack, Jones, Outlaw, McRoberts, Frye.
Main lineup, Blake, Roy, Webster, Aldridge, Pulzbila.
The game will last 24 minutes, and there will be personnel rotation, which is equivalent to simulating a half-time game, but the defensive intensity is low.
There was no jump ball on both sides, and the substitute team attacked first.
The moment the timer sounded, Jack pushed the ball forward in the backcourt, and everyone in the arena stopped to watch.
Mike Roberts ran to the frontcourt, ignoring Adelaide who wanted to fight for a position, and stood on his right elbow.At the same time, Frye stood in the right corner, ignoring Przybilla, who was going to fight hand-to-hand, without any sign of entering the inside line.
On the other side, Jones stood on the left 45-degree three-point line, while Outlaw squatted in the left corner.
Looking around, among the five players on the bench, only Mike Roberts stood within the three-point line.
In the blink of an eye, Jack ran the ball to the top of the arc, handed the ball to Mike, and rushed straight to the basket.
Blake chased closely, intending to seize the route to the basket, but Jack suddenly turned around and rushed to the bottom corner, setting up a wall to block Przybilla, and Frye took the opportunity to bow and start, throwing Przbilla away, and went straight to the basket. Go to the basket.
Blake hurriedly switched defenses to intercept, Jack seized the opportunity and turned around suddenly, striding towards the basket.
For a while, Blake couldn't return to the defense, Pulzbila couldn't catch up with Jack, and Mike Roberts passed the ball simultaneously.
bang!Jack received the ball wide open and dunked with both hands.
The substitute scored two points first, Su Yang didn't speak out and let the players play freely.
The entire attack took 12 seconds, except for the five seconds of dribbling the ball across the half court, and the others were only seven seconds.
That's the fast pace he's after, not dribbling the ball across half court in three seconds, rushing to a screen and rushing to shoot.
In the transition between offense and defense, Roy ran across the center line with the ball and beckoned.
Adelaide stepped up to the elbow area, took the basketball with his back to the basket, and turned his head left and right continuously.
After Roy passed the ball, he continued to rush to the right waist, and with the help of Webster's cover, he twisted his hips and rushed to the bottom line.
Su Yang found that it was a typical telescopic offensive routine. The purpose was to hit the inside and stretch the defensive formation, but the effect was not as obvious as UCLA's air cut. It was a waste of Webster's position and increased Roy's running distance.
"The core reason for designing this tactic is that he doesn't believe in the player's ability and complicates things forcibly..." Su Yang complained in his heart, but he also understood McMillan. After all, the lower limit of conservative play is too high, and the players will not forget how to run the tactic.
While thinking about it, Roy didn't run out of the open space, and Adelaide forcibly turned over and broke through at the elbow area, making a strong shot against the defense.
when!Basketball hits the basket and hits the iron.
Frye immediately stuck his back, McRoberts jumped up and caught the rebound, and the substitute team launched a counterattack.
The main team retreated very quickly, and the fast break and early offense were useless. Jack took the ball halfway and waved for landing.
Mike Roberts and Frye settled down respectively, Jones and Outlaw also stood respectively, and there was a huge space again.
Jack ran to the top of the arc, handed over the ball, lowered his center of gravity again and rushed into the three-point line, heading straight for the basket.
Blake chased after him and did not seize the route to the basket in advance, but Pulzbila shrank in advance.
Seeing this situation, Mike Roberts lobbed the ball to the right corner, and Frye immediately raised his head to shoot after receiving the ball.
Pulzbila didn't rush back to the defense, he didn't seem to believe that Frye would shoot a three-pointer, he just raised his hand to interfere.
But Frye didn't stop moving, the basketball spun at high speed and flew towards the basket, hitting the net hollow with a thud.
The onlookers in the arena showed a little surprised expression, realizing that it was a specially designed three-point tactic.
Su Yang didn't pay attention to Frye, but clenched his fist at Jones who ran out of the wide open on the weak side at the same time, thinking: "This group of substitutes has strength and golf intelligence, they are willing to listen to my arrangements, and they are also very proactive. I have never Having fought such a rich battle…”
(End of this chapter)
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