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Chapter 141 Data is created by hands
1 Chapter [-] Data is Created by Hands
The Pistons' starting lineup looks strong, with Vinier Johnson, Lambir's junior Kelly Tripka, James Worthy, Cliff Levingston (PF/SF) and Bob Knight's famous work Kent Benson (Kent Benson C) at point guard.

Although the quality of this team is far inferior to that of the "Thomas + John Long + Tripka + Levinston + Lambiel (both Vinier Johnson and Benson are substitutes)" Pistons in the original history, it already has the most basic combat power and should not be underestimated.

The Celtics' starting lineup is also relatively routine.

Composed of Thomas, Long, Bird, Sampson and Lambiel.

This is the most balanced lineup in theory, able to cope with various games, and it is most suitable as a starter to test the opponent's depth.

Louis reminded Bird: "Worthy is fast, you have to be careful."

"Are you trying to say I'm slow?" Bird asked.

"Seeing that you are so self-aware," Louis said with a relieved smile, "I feel at ease."

Bird unhappily mouthed an F back to Louie.

Probably because of the young relationship, there is almost no ups and downs between the coach and the players between Louis and the players.

Louis' majesty is only shown when players make mistakes or conflicts occur.

When he gets mad, no one dares to smile with him.

Under normal circumstances, for example, if he engages in player mentality, players can naturally and legitimately fight back against him.

Byrd is a role model for all.

There was no suspense for the jump ball, and Sampson easily gave Thomas the racket.

Louie couldn't think of anyone who could beat Sampson on the jump ball.

He is tall enough, long enough, and has good bounce speed. As long as the prediction does not make major mistakes, he is simply an invincible jumper.

In the first round, Bird and Thomas cooperated at a high position.

To Louie's surprise, they played the No. [-] system right away.Typically, this system is only fully activated when Thomas is off the court.

Bird took the ball sideways, and Thomas used his body to walk around the post, throwing off Vinier Johnson's pursuit and slipping under the basket.

Bird successfully passed the ball to Thomas with a master lob that made Louie look like he was watching Jokic play.

This pass looks too comfortable to find flaws.

The Pistons responded decisively, and Tripka shot from a high position.

When Lambiel was a senior, Tripka was only a sophomore, but he was already a core member of the team, possessing the tactical status that the former could only dream of.

However, due to his poor performance in his senior season and off-court scandals, the teams were discouraged from him and gave the Pistons a bargain.

A player who uses shooting as a regular means of attack, he was selected as an All-Star in his rookie season with an average of 21 points per game and a 49% field goal percentage. After several years of development, he has become an important helper for Worthy.

In the first few rounds, Tripka made 4 of 3 shots, helping the Pistons to turn away and lead 6-4.

Only by playing head-to-head can Louie understand why the Pistons are so statistically inoffensive.

Because they're a real shooting team.

Not to mention Tripka, Vinier Johnson also specializes in shooting, Worthy prefers to break through, but he also has a spot-up jumper, and Kent Benson is also an insider who likes to shoot.

There is no doubt that the Pistons are a team that has a soft spot for jump shots.

Therefore, it is the optimal solution to reduce the intensity of the game, shoot like a blazing fire, and use the shooting ability of the shooters to create space for Worthy to attack in the middle.

In addition, Worthy is a difficult offensive point for the Celtics to solve.

He has a height of 2 meters and is fast. It is an exaggeration to say that his speed is twice as fast as players of the same height.

A more realistic statement is that he is as fast as the 1-meter No. 95 players.

This kind of quickness determines that his style of play is naturally restrained by Bird.

Because Bird can't match him, and his speed can match Bird, so unless Bird feels good and can kill him by shooting, it is really difficult to deal with.

Louis took a few glances. Thomas really wanted to break the game. He accelerated the rhythm of the attack, but his passing was too rough and he made a lot of turnovers.

The mistakes in Louie's eyes are not just those mistakes that send the ball away.

Also, not executing a tactic, or playing the wrong tactic, or passing the ball to the wrong teammate, are all mistakes in Louie's eyes.

Louis looked at Thomas' slightly confused decision-making, and already had other thoughts in his mind.

When Thomas ran to the right corner and made a mid-range shot from Bird's pass, 8-7, he successfully allowed the Celtics to overtake the score.

That's when Louie called for a timeout.

"Little Lu seems dissatisfied with the team's performance."

Bob Cousy said strangely: "The team is on the rise, but the road interrupts this rhythm."

"I can only think that's not the rhythm he wants," Heinsohn said.

Even Louie's opponent, Daly, expressed incomprehension about his choice.

"Bill, come down and rest for a while."

Only 3 minutes into the game, Louie decided to mess up the rotation.

"Ralph, from now on you are number five." Louie called Maxwell who was doing nothing. "Cedric, I need you to play number three on offense and number four on defense. Larry, you play number three on defense and number four on offense."

The final focus is on Isiah Thomas.

"Isaiah, how sure are you that you can beat No. 15 (Venier)?" Louis asked.

Thomas replied stiffly: "100% sure."

"Oh, did you hear that? This guy is so crazy!" Louis laughed. At this time, the technical station came to remind Louis, "Your timeout is over!"

Louis threw the tactical board onto the chair and said, "Keep playing the No. [-] system. I'll wait to see you blow him up!"

Louie doesn't plan to work too hard on the defensive end, because there is no need.

The strength of the Celtics is stronger than that of the Pistons. His primary goal is to ensure victory. Only similar teams consider relative strengths and weaknesses. If the strength is obviously stronger than the opponent, all he has to do is to test whether his tactics can be implemented properly.

The Pistons want to use the Celtics' timeout to play a tactic.

They succeeded because they underestimated Sampson's defensive power.

Kent Benson, the famous villain, was going to catch the ball for a dunk, but Sampson blocked the ball from behind.

The Pistons retreated very quickly. Even if Benson fell behind, it would be very difficult to counterattack while taking advantage of the situation.

Thomas stabilized the rhythm and stopped a little ahead of the LOGO.

He waited for his teammates to settle down and opened the four corners.

"Oh my god, are you going to play a four-corner attack as soon as you come up?" Cousy called out.

Daly glared at Thomas viciously, and Vinier Johnson didn't know what was about to happen to him.

Thomas dribbles forward, and suddenly, Johnson hears two pops, and his opponent, the grinning assassin, has penetrated his defense, even though he's 100 percent sure that Thomas will take care of the offense himself.The reaction speed of the piston was still a beat slower.

bang!

Thomas scored with a throw.

"Isaiah, no way, you!" Atmosphere team leader ML Karl jumped up to protest, "You didn't have so many steps when you passed me!"

Tomjanovich approached Louie, "Is it feasible to play fast with the Pistons?"

"Don't worry, James Worthy broke his leg and ran alone." Louie laughed, "The Pistons are a fake fast-break team."

At first, Tomjanovich did not understand the meaning of this sentence.

Soon he understood.

The Pistons' fast break is strong because they have Worthy, but if Worthy doesn't appear in the fast break arrow position, their fast break threat is not so great.

Instead, the Celtics focused on the No. [-] system, relying on Thomas' personal ability to break Vinier Johnson's defense.

When the Pistons can't bear to be handled by Thomas alone, they will double-team, such as Maxwell and Sampson who are not able to shoot three-pointers.

The essence of the four-corner offense has never been the three-point shot by people who are stretched out from all sides, because Louie has given new meaning to this tactic in the era of the three-point line.

However, when Louis let Lambiel off the field and replaced Maxwell, it showed that what he wanted was not three-pointers, but Maxwell's pervasive cutting ability.

Thomas is not a player who can be flanked. His ability to pass the ball to break double-teams will never be hindered by his height.

The moment Maxwell cut in, Thomas hit the ball and passed, waiting for the Pistons, it was a heavy dunk.

12 is better than 7
Bird, who came to the fourth position, showed the advantage of dimensionality reduction and blow.

His opponent is Cliff Levinston, a famous bad guy. In his high school career, three coaches dismissed him because of him. In college, two teammates fought for him.

Miraculously, he was quite popular in this situation, and everyone called him "Good News" to distinguish him from "Bad News" Marvin Barnes.

This kind of bad news that blindly brings bad news to others is actually called "good news". Barnes is really wronged through the ages.

Bird, who never believed in bad luck, made the most intimate physical contact with Levingston and successfully dominated their matchup.

Seconds later, Bird cut off the Pistons pass.

Sampson ran like a flying dog.

Bird made a one-handed long pass.

Sampson rushed to the front court, and the atmosphere in the garden became lively—"Ralph~~~~" Cousy yelled iconically, "Big~BOMM!!!"

"This dunk is not difficult for you," Louis encouraged, "Next time, do a 720-degree turn and change hands with a big windmill dunk, Ralph."

Sampson was stunned for a second, "If you want me to fall to my death on the field, just say so, coach."

"Your salty fish ambition will not accomplish great things."

As soon as Louis finished Sampson's mentality, the Pistons over there requested a timeout.

"Not bad, you guys played very well, especially you, John," Louie patted Lang, who was completely invisible from the beginning of the game, "you didn't score, rebound, or assist, but you didn't make turnovers or fouls either. That's great, John."

Lang didn't know whether Louie was hurting him, or hurting him, or hurting him.

Thomas was so tired that it was fine if he didn't get the praise, but he was ignored.

"Coach, what else can I order?" Thomas reminded Louis not to forget his existence.

"There is nothing to tell. I hope you will remember not only what I said, but also the location of other people, such as John. He has not received the data yet. You are responsible."

Thomas was so angry that he couldn't say a word.

I have never seen such a blame game. He can be responsible for not scoring. Do you have to blame him for not having rebounds or assists?Data is created with your own hands!

"Okay, no kidding." Louis pointed to the two bottom corners, "This is where Larry and John are, Isiah, pay attention to giving them the ball."

Thomas has doubts: "The Pistons won't give them a space."

"That's because you didn't put enough pressure on it." Louis pointed to the short corners of the two wings, "If you shoot more in these two positions, I don't believe they will be indifferent."

PS: The short corner area is the position near the bottom line outside the paint area on the left and right sides.

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