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Chapter 482 I want to make some changes
The moment Oakley got up from the ground, he rushed directly to where Lambiel was.

Darrell Garretson didn't expect the current players to be such jerks who would dare to fight in front of him.

But he couldn't stop Oakley from throwing Lambiel down, let alone stop Oakley from following up.

Oakley expertly rode onto Lambiel and threw a full blown punch.

One punch, two punches, three punches.

At this time, Oakley's teammates pulled him away.

Lambiel received three solid punches.

Garretson angrily gave both sides a technical foul. Lambiel was not convinced, but he was the one who provoked the trouble. He had no reason to be unconvinced. Being technically knocked down by Oakley was purely due to the difference in personal strength.

Oakley deserves to be the number one bodyguard in the league. He is willing to fight, dares to fight, and wins.The third point is very critical, which makes many people not want to fight him.

Lambiel was bruised and bruised, and KC Jones decided to let another mad dog into the ring.

Danny Ainge came, and, they also replaced Isiah Thomas.

Seeing Thomas off, Louis waved his hand like a shark smelling blood, only keeping Oakley and replacing Rodman, Stevens, Saley and Michael Cooper.

It's impossible for the Celtics not to know what it means to play this lineup.

As long as the Knicks put on Rodman, Stevens and Saley at the same time, it's safe to say that the Knicks are ready to press all the time.

This year, the Knicks' death-tight line has upgraded Tyrone Corbin to Cooper.

The first defense of the year last season.

With Oakley, this lineup can press, fight, and rebound.

Thomas is not there, and KC panics.

For the Celtics, a terrible catastrophe was coming.

The most important point of murder pressing is whether the defenders respond to each other in place.

The vanguard of this lineup is Stevens, known as "Spiderman".

Louis let Stevens be the vanguard entirely because of the huge difference between his defense ability and single defense ability.If he is allowed to help defend from the back and play the role of checking for gaps, the murder press will no longer be a murder press.

Now, here comes Cooper.

The man who wiped the magician's ass for 8 years came with his defense that was selected to the defensive team for seven consecutive years.

Cooper's ability to protect the Magic's back door alone is enough to prove that his defense is indeed extraordinary.

He has the stamina to bite the opponent for a whole game, and he has good enough physical condition to change the trajectory of the opponent's activities, so that his teammates can press the whole court more calmly.

The Knicks' defense was awesome, and the Celtics made a major effort to break through.

However, the defensive power brought by the joint efforts of Cooper and Rodman far exceeded their imagination.

KC Jones intends to test the threat of murder pressure after Cooper joined, and he has not replaced Thomas to change the rhythm of the field.

The result disappointed KC.

The new Murder Press was brilliant against the Thomas-less Celtics.Cooper's experience brings excellent defensive intelligence to the murder press, which is no longer just about chemistry, talent and desire to strangle opponents, but also a little cunning.

"I've always disliked the Knicks' full-court press. They call it the murder press. Yes, there is an oppressive side to their defense, but it's also important to note that the effectiveness of this method is based on the premise of the referee's connivance."

Tom Heinsohn is the leader of the Celtic fan circle, and he has mastered the skill of "ignoring all the side whistles that are beneficial to my Kai, and pointing out the side whistle that is not conducive to my Kai on the spot" without a teacher.

He said this in the context of the Knicks' murderous tight end after a brutal 14-4 victory over the Celtics in the remaining minutes of the first quarter.

The Celtics only scored 20 points in the first quarter, the conflict between Lambier and McHale, the conflict with Oakley, the referee's controversy, etc. The Knicks should have fallen into decline, but the arrogant style of play made Darrell Garretson, a paranoid old referee, dare not make a judgment that intensified the emotions of both parties.

Tom Nunes is used to this kind of thing in Knicks games.

Louie is a coach who will never suffer from penalties.

Also, he's smart.

He didn't know how to deal with referees from the beginning. All coaches have a long learning process in how to put pressure on referees.Some people end up being a brilliant master of pressure, good at manipulating the psychology of referees and influencing the rhythm of the game.Some people, such as hot coaches like George Karl, often can't handle the relationship between themselves and the referees well, and they always misuse their guns, which makes the situation extreme.

Louis was also a hot-blooded boxing referee at the beginning, but in just five years, he has gotten to know all the referees in the league, and he has a good understanding of their personalities and law enforcement styles.

It is this understanding that allows him to choose the appropriate way to put pressure on any referee.

If he encounters a guy like Garretson who doesn't make progress and simply enjoys controlling the trend of the game, he will not lose his temper blindly, but will let the players strengthen the intensity of the game and provoke conflicts on the court to remind the referee.

What will happen if you continue to do this is unpredictable, stop it, you can't grasp it.

Even a stubborn old man like Garretson had to blow a few whistles to balance the Knicks' emotions.

Just when he was about to blow the whistle, the Celtics replaced Isiah Thomas. Just at that time, Louis accurately grasped the situation and used a murderous press, which had an unexpected effect.

Is this a coincidence?As a coach, it is natural to seize the opportunity and win the game.

From this point of view, Louis is the most sensitive to the trend of the situation that Nunes has ever seen, and the best grasp of opportunities-especially the kind of fleeting opportunities, he often seizes them in time like pinching a watch.

Such an amazing trainer.

During the break between festivals, Louis was thinking about how to grasp the existing lead to establish victory in one fell swoop.

Tonight, the state of the Celtics Big Three is inconsistent.

Thomas is so-so, Sampson is sleepwalking, Bird is brilliant.

Therefore, the next thing the Knicks will focus on is how to limit Bird.

Making things difficult for Bird is one of Louie's favorite things every time he plays the Celtics.

"Xuanzheng, do you have an idea?" Louis asked.

Zhao Yuanzheng always had a lot of tricks and heard Louis inquiries. Even if he answered: "We can let John and Benj play more pumps and make misplaces, so that John Sheng Ten Lori's defense consumes his physical strength. Moreover, Larry's ballless defense is not good. If we deliberately attack him, we should play a lot of opportunities on him. Decreased, the right position is his lowest efficiency. We should use the defense to force him to move towards this area. "

"Yuanzheng, you are such a dog-headed military strategist!" Louis praised him, "However, I want to modify your strategy a little bit."

But Zhao Yuanzheng knew that when Louis wanted to "slightly modify" their proposal.Often changes the suggestion beyond recognition, guaranteeing that they will end up confused after reading it.

When did I give such advice?
Louie offered a completely different set of plans.

In the second quarter, the Knicks started with this lineup: Stockton, Miller, Stevens, McHale, Song Tao.

Stevens vs. Bird, the Knicks are mainly pocket formations.

Louie built 11 small pockets in four locations around the pocket array, starting at the free-throw line.There is only one ambush for these small pockets, and that is Bird.

Zhao Yuanzheng took a closer look at the small pockets that Louis had buried, and was surprised to find that the positions of these pockets were almost all Bird's favorite ending points.

Possibly even Bird himself didn't know he had so many endpoints.

There are not so many advanced data yet, and the players themselves don't know where their specific sweet spots are on the court.Especially for a player like Bird, he should be an all-red attacker in the hot zone, but the Celtics' small routine coordination has a strong classical charm, which is KC Jones' personal preference.

He reduced Bird's three-point shots and increased the small cooperation with his teammates. The end position of these cooperation is in the 11 small pockets that Louis has set for Bird.

Louie sees through Bird's little play with a lot of offense coming from the free-throw line.

Therefore, he wants to limit Bird's scoring here, and the ultimate goal is to drive him out of the three-point line, and then implement Zhao Yuanzheng's suggestion.Let him shoot from outside the less accurate right-wing three-point line.

So it cannot be said that it has nothing to do with Zhao Yuanzheng.Louis' strategy is to serve Zhao Yuanzheng's proposal.

In the second quarter, the Knicks' second team had a clear division of labor.

McHale is the main C, Miller is assisted, Stockton is in the center, and Song Tao and Stevens are two tools.

The team's offense first started from McHale's point.

McHale misplaced the Celtics rookie Reggie Lewis. His physical condition made Louis envious, with perfect height and wingspan. If he can be selected, there will be one more substitute for the murderous tight line.

However, after all, there are Wilson, Rodman, Sely, Stevens, Cooper...he is content.

McHale taught young people with weird and changeable footsteps, turned around, hit, swayed, and his signature steps up and down to cut into the defensive position that Lewis had already given up, raised his hand to pick the basket, and scored.

(End of this chapter)