start with scouting

Chapter 33
Facing everyone's expectant eyes, Su Yang walked to McMillan and stood still.

McMillan continued: "Before the game, our coaching staff discussed two countermeasures. For San Antonio, coach Su Yang's idea may be more efficient. Next, he will talk about how to adjust."

After the words fell, Ade and other players looked expectant, and McMillan raised his hand to signal the stage to be handed over to Su Yang.

Su Yang nodded at McMillan: "As you have just seen, the Spurs are a comprehensive offensive and defensive team, especially their linkage and prediction on the defensive end, which makes it difficult for us to execute many tactics normally.

Therefore, we need to weaken their linkage bonus, use more singles, and target their weaker defenses.For example, Ginobili, who just played, has a good defensive awareness, but his speed and other conditions are relatively poor, so he is easy to deal with.

Likewise, we have to target Parker.

Don't worry about hitting the iron, and don't worry about making mistakes. Once a shooting opportunity arises, you must shoot resolutely.

As long as you feel confident, it's okay to rush the three-pointer, keep the initiative and make the Spurs unpredictable.

Roy and Aldridge are responsible for leading the offense, and the others try to open up space, especially the interior space. "

After Su Yang finished speaking, he turned his head to look at McMillan, intending to suggest that Frye should come on stage to replace Przybilla.

Before he could speak, McMillan went on to say, "Frye, you play center forward, and besides..."

Hearing this, Su Yang was relieved.

The current Trail Blazers team is much weaker than the Spurs, and they have to be unreasonable if they want to win.

And the timeout time can't arrange any subtle tactics, it can only let the players go reckless.

Soon, the whistle sounded and the timeout ended.

The game continued, and the Blazers kicked off the bottom line in the backcourt.

Jack ran across the center line with the ball, raised his hand and threw the ball to the right waist, with a super fast rhythm.

Duncan didn't have time to go forward, Ade caught the ball and turned to face the basket, lowering his center of gravity and posing in a three-threat pose.

Unexpectedly, Parker double-teamed without hesitation, completely ignoring Jack.At the same time, Ginobili also double-teamed from the free throw line, but the angle between Adelaide and Jack was negative, and he had no chance to pass.

Seeing this, Su Yang shouted a reminder to the left, and Ade hurriedly threw the ball to the left 45-degree three-point line.

Roy raised his hand to catch the ball, kicked on the ground to start it, and with the help of Frye to lift up the screen, he got rid of the defense in an instant.

It was difficult for Ginobili to bypass the screen for a while, Oberto moved laterally and switched defenses to intercept, and Roy pulled up and shot.

Boom!The basketball hits the hoop and into the net.

The referee blew his whistle at the same time, calling Oberto for an arm foul and giving Roy an additional free throw.

"Okay!" Su Yang jumped up and clenched his fists and shouted, celebrating the Blazers' first goal in a sports game.

All the players on the bench stood up and applauded, and the gloomy atmosphere accumulated before was swept away.

Amid the boos all over the court, Roy stood on the free throw line and made a steady hit and added a penalty. The Blazers caught up to 4 to 13.

The two teams switched offense and defense, Su Yang smoothly commanded and defended a full-court press, Jack and others immediately followed suit.

The incident happened suddenly, Jack and Webster formed an encirclement in the bottom corner, and Parker had nowhere to go for a while.

Seeing this, Bowen returned from the center line to the backcourt, took the pass from Parker, and quickly led it across the center line like a defender.

Everyone in the frontcourt of the Blazers hurriedly prepared to defend, but Jack and Webster were in the backcourt, and it was difficult to settle in time.

A three-on-four situation was formed, the Spurs quickly formed a cover in the frontcourt, and Bowen dribbled the ball all the way to the basket.

Alder and Frye shrunk and intercepted, Bowen hurriedly slowed down, bowed and handed the ball to Duncan.That's a routine strategy, there's nothing wrong with it, but Aldridge inadvertently waved his hand and cut the ball off.

Frye picked up the basketball nearby, turned around and took two big strides forward, looked up, and made a long pass to the center line.

Jack took the ball to the right wing of the frontcourt, faced Parker's defense, hesitated for half a second, and pulled up a long shot.

when!The basketball hit the basket and hit the iron, Duncan jumped high and caught the rebound, Parker caught the ball and launched a counterattack.

Painful expressions appeared on the faces of the five coaches including McMillan, feeling that an offensive opportunity was wasted in vain.

But Su Yang got up and clapped his hands and shouted: "It's okay, go back to defense, remember to interfere with the cover in advance..."

Before he finished his sentence, Parker used Duncan to cover him, swayed away from Jack, stopped suddenly and jumped to shoot two points.

when!The basketball bounced off the hoop.

Jack picked up the rebound nearby, turned around and started dashing, rushing to the 45-degree three-point line on the right side of the frontcourt in four seconds.

The Spurs' defensive formation has been established, and Duncan stands in the center of the paint, like a needle in the sea.

But Jack slumped his shoulders and lowered his center of gravity, one step passed Parker and rushed to the basket, carrying Duncan to take off and hit the board.

boom!The basketball rebounded into the net, 6 to 13.

Seeing that Jack completed the difficult score, Webster raised his hand with a smile, and seemed to want to give a high-five.

At that time, the Spurs made a fast break, Parker sprinted with the ball, and Bowen made a quick move along the sideline.

Webster hurriedly twisted his hips to catch up, but he was still two bodies away, so he could only watch Bowen catch the ball and make a mid-range shot.

The basketball went into the net hollow, 6 to 15.

Webster quickly raised his hand to signal that he made a mistake, McMillan didn't say anything, but Monty just shook his head.

Su Yang clapped his hands to encourage him, and reminded him to go to the frontcourt to get his position quickly. If you make a mistake, you make a mistake. It's just a small matter.

Webster hurried to the front right wing, bowed to receive the pass from Jack, and waited with his hands held high.At the same time, Roy started from the left wing, covered by Frye and Alder, crossed the free throw line to the right elbow, and got stuck sideways.

Webster grounded the ball to Roy, turned and ran to the baseline, leaving room for a single.

The rest of the Blazers also opened up the space, and Roy then turned to face the frame, and singled out Ginobili in a three-threat pose.

Tentative steps, cross steps, and then pulling the ball to change hands, Roy stepped down the ball and forced it, facing Ginobili and sliding sideways to intercept him, he immediately stopped abruptly, turned around and wiped it away, and then jumped up with his feet on the ground, leaning his body , Picking the basket with the left hand and hitting the board.

boom!The basketball rebounded into the net, 8 to 15.

"Okay!" Su Yang clapped his hands and clapped his hands. He knew why Roy was called the Yellow Mamba. The two people's technical movements are too similar. It's a pity that Roy's back-up technique is average. Otherwise, many tactics could be arranged around Roy's back-up attack. .

In the transition between offense and defense, Parker ran across the center line with the ball and raised his hand to call for a zipper.

Seeing this, Su Yang shouted: "Stay with Ginobili..."

Roy did as he heard, first went around to interfere, and then flew through the cover to chase after Ginobili.When Ginobili received the ball, he pressed close to him and put pressure on him, like a difficult Xiaoqiang, never giving him an easy chance to operate.

At the same time, Parker came out from the bottom and was also entangled by Jack, and his chances of catching the ball were relatively poor.

Ginobili quickly turned to the other side, and Bowen just used Duncan to cover and circled to the right corner.

But in the next [-] seconds, Webster caught up again like a homing missile, and still had no chance to pass the ball.

Seeing this situation, Duncan turned around and stepped up, setting up a human wall at the 45-degree three-point line on the right as a cover.

Ginobili took the opportunity to start, threw off Roy and rushed into the paint area, leaning back against Alder's defense.

when!Basketball hits the basket and hits the iron.

Frye jumped to catch the rebound and passed it to Roy, and the Blazers launched a three-line fast break in a hurry.

There were boos everywhere in the arena, Roy rushed all the way to the right waist, stopped suddenly and turned his back, sitting and hitting Ginobili.

Ginobili couldn't bear it a little bit, Parker stepped forward to double-team, Roy raised his hand and threw the ball to the top of the arc.

Jack received the ball open, rose up confidently, faced Parker who turned around and swooped, and forced a three-pointer.

Boom!The basketball crashed into the net, 11 to 15.

The whistle sounded in the arena simultaneously, Popovich stood up from the bench, and the Spurs requested a timeout.

Roy and others rushed to Jack, cheered and celebrated happily, and the Blazers bench was full of laughter.

McMillan turned to look at Su Yang: "I feel like you just unleashed a group of beasts..."

(End of this chapter)