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Chapter 1236 The wonderful biography of going out of bounds

After Bird finished speaking, he quietly waited for Louis's evaluation.

As a result, Louis just opened his eyes wide, opened his lips slightly, and then closed them tightly again, watching Bird for a few minutes in silence.

"What do you mean, am I wrong?"

Louis is glad that he despised Byrd for not having his own ideas when he didn't come up just now, otherwise he would not be able to step down now.

"You country bumpkin, you shocked me. I thought you were just in a daze just now. I didn't expect that you can hold so many things in your not-so-intelligent head..."

Byrd could hear Louie praising himself with a rhetorical technique called sarcasm.

However, do normal people praise others like this?
"What do you mean?"

"You and I thought about going together," Louie said. "I did think about the need for a correlation between the regular system and 'beautiful basketball,' but I didn't want to put too much pressure on other people. "

Bird suddenly felt that this was a rare opportunity for him as an assistant coach.

If he can understand this matter, Bird believes that his coaching philosophy can go a step further.

Therefore, he offered to design a conventional tactical system.

"I'll only give you 20 days. During this period, you don't have to worry about it, Jasmine."

Bird was really worried about Garnett: "Who do you plan to let take care of that kid during this time?"

Louis pointed to himself confidently.

"you?"

"Is there a problem?"

Bird questioned, "Are you okay?"

Now Louis has to talk to him, "You bumpkin, who do you think raised Ralph and Patrick?"

Louie is indeed famous for cultivating insiders.

Byrd has nothing to worry about.

"Since this is the case, then in the next 20 days, I will not go away with the team."

"If necessary, you don't have to come to the home game."

"No, it is still necessary to come to the home game. I can't design tactics out of the game environment."

Although Bird is just a rookie coach, he does things quite methodically.

Louis felt that he might be able to become a blockbuster.

"Then I'll leave it to you."

Bird asked Louis before leaving: "If it were you, which direction would you start researching?"

"The Nuggets in Doug Mo's era are one of the best research objects." Anyone who is familiar with Louis knows how much he admires the Nuggets coached by Lao Mo, and he almost made a compliment when he had the opportunity, "Their attack speed, pass coordination, player decision-making, and overall smoothness... I really can't describe that feeling, you just have to watch it."

Bird looked at Louis strangely: "You are so optimistic about them, but they have never won the championship, not even a season close to the championship."

Louis rolled his eyes at the GOAT who said, "Why don't you eat minced meat?" "What nonsense are you talking about, you idiot? You don't know what equipment you need to win the championship in the 80s. Denver is not as lucky as Los Angeles, Boston, and New York. They don't have players like you, Irwin, and Benj. It's not their fault. They are great, but they are not at that level. But at least they have left a legacy for professional basketball that will never fade, that is, the smoothest offense in history."

A team that can get such a high evaluation from Louis is definitely not ordinary.

It's not that Bird hasn't played against Doug Mo's Nuggets, it's just that as a player, it was difficult for him to notice the opponent's style of play.

What impressed him the most about the Nuggets was not the offense, but the defense with tens of thousands of pokes.

Louis said that they didn't win the championship because they didn't have a superstar. Bird didn't agree with this point of view. With their rotten defense that has no lower limit, it is impossible to win the championship with or without superstars.

In the evening, Louis returned home with Wuxia, who was sweating profusely from training in the forum.

Impeccably excited, he couldn't help telling his father about the new skills he had learned from the tragedy master and Wilson, as well as the wonderful antagonistic relationship between Kobe and Ellis.

At first, Louis wondered how Wuxia knew that Kobe and Ellis were not right, but then he heard his son say that Kobe spoke ill of Ellis in front of him...

He couldn't help sighing, Kobe's "high" EQ reminded him of another person...

Hint: that person looks a bit like an orangutan.

A day later, the Lakers ushered in the new season's home debut.

The visiting team visiting the forum is the Minnesota Timberwolves.

The Timberwolves are still in a state of indecision.

On the one hand, Vice President Kevin McHale hopes that the team will decisively perform poorly, with the shameless spirit of not being afraid of hardship, not afraid of tiredness, and daring to take the initiative to lose, so as to create the greatest probability of getting Tim Duncan's signature.

However, the head coach of the Timberwolves is a man named Philip Sanders.

On the surface, he agrees with McHale's bad plan, but actually thinks about how to use the strength of the current lineup to reach the playoffs.

Timberwolves have a good card strength: Kenny Anderson, Ray Allen, Rafonso Ellis, Ed O'Bannon, Juwan Howard.

It's a pity that their bench strength is too poor to provide much help.

Generally speaking, for the planning of the entire season, the management has to move with the wind. Only when it is determined that the team is not competitive can it openly start the bad plan.

Few teams start the season with an "I'll do it, I'll do it" attitude like McHale.

However, the initiative is still in the hands of the coaching staff and players.

If the Timberwolves play a good start, it is impossible for McHale to risk missing the opportunity to make the playoffs for the first time in team history and force the team to perform poorly.

The Lakers do not intend to let the Timberwolves see hope.

Louie's career win total has accumulated to 698 games.

Wilson hopes that they can go well with the opening three-game winning streak to help Coach Road reach the milestone of 700 career wins.

At the beginning, Wilson and Barkley turned on the superstar mode.

Barkley first blasted the Timberwolves inside.

Uncle Huo was like a toy in front of Fliggy.

No, probably worse than a toy.

Barkley pushed his fat hips inward, easily crushing Howard.

In less than half a quarter, Howard was fouled twice and the Timberwolves were forced to make substitutions.

Wilson hit Lafonso with ease as well.

Back then, the Timberwolves did not choose Laettner because of Lafonso Ellis, which caused a lot of criticism. Although the former played a good rookie season, he was quickly destroyed by serious injuries.

It's a pity that this is impossible, because his brilliant performance in his rookie season can only be played by his own talent.

The Lakers suppressed the Timberwolves at the beginning, which made Louis decide to let Nash, as a member of the Cavaliers, serve as the commander of "beautiful basketball" for the first time in actual combat.

Nash's path of exploration is different from others.

Everyone else started from the "Meteor" tactic in the first stage, but Nash started from the "Whale Fall" in the second stage.

Although this method of taking shortcuts will not be as crazy as in martial arts novels, it is also prone to problems.

Nash must fully understand the "shooting star" tactic in order to be effective at the "whale fall" point marked in the "whale fall" tactic.

In the first round, Nash stood outside the three-point line on the right and directed his teammates to play "Meteor B".

The tactical end point lies in the tragic division.

Before the tragedy fell, Nash's ball had already flown over.

He overestimated the speed of the tragic division, and the lead of the pass was given too much.

"Beep!"

Out of bounds
Everyone was stunned.

The tragedian looked at the ball that fell out of bounds and knew very clearly that it was not the ball that was too fast, but that he was too slow.

To pass the ball this early, the passer must be acutely aware of the opportunity long before it presents itself.

What insight is this?
The tragedian willingly raised his hand and said, "My fault."

PS: These few days the starting point does not display what this chapter says, it will be fine in a few days.

(End of this chapter)