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Chapter 494 You Still Want To Lose Weight
There are several reasons why Nix's murder is pressing on the Mega League.

Amazing defensive quality, and the Knicks have multiple players who could join the murder press thanks to Louie's routine.Excluding the two core players, Wilson and Ewing, the regular members of the murder press include Oakley, Stevens, Saley, Rodman, and Cooper.

With the addition of Wei and You dual-core, it is a lineup that can carry out seven-man rotations.With a seven-man rotation, Louie can play the murder press for 6-8 minutes straight if he wants to.

And during this period of time, he has maintained an amazing defensive quality.

Unbelievable athletic ability, this entire lineup, except for Oakley, is a versatile defender with long arms and legs who can switch to multiple positions.

This feature allows them to switch defenses indiscriminately at will.

The defense puts a lot of pressure on the opponent, which is the biggest feature of the murder press.

They play like butchers, and every time they appear on the court, they have a desire to kill their opponents. The wing blockade composed of Rodman, Stevens, and Saley can make the second team of all teams desperate.

Once Louis is determined and upgrades the two positions of Saley and Oakley to Wilson and Ewing, then this is a set of murderous tight formations that take into account offensive stability and devastating defensive oppression.

And that's what the Blazers have to face in the final 25 seconds.

Stevens was in charge of wrapping Jordan, Wilson on Drexler, Cooper on McDaniel, Rodman on Terry Porter, and Ewing, with his size, size, and wingspan, was responsible for preventing Nance from serving as planned.

Those were the few seconds that choked Memorial Coliseum.

Stevens is not as fast as Jordan, but the Knicks don't expect to use one person to defend Jordan.

Rodman, Wilson, and Cooper can switch defenses whenever Jordan tries to get past Stevens.

A group of spider-men drowned Jordan with their wingspan.

The Blazers requested a timeout before the five-second violation.

"This is also the last timeout for the Trail Blazers tonight!" Said Nellie Shan, a legendary commentator at the Memorial Stadium.

In the CBS commentary, Rick Barry said with a smile: "If I were Rick Adelman, I would let them send the ball to anyone. Anyway, there is still a lot of attack time, and they have enough time to pass the ball to the right person. If you want to give the ball to the player who is going to execute the lore from the beginning, then the Knicks' defensive arrangement is too good."

Russell has a different opinion: "We all know that they want to pass the ball to Michael Jordan. MJ is the most dangerous killer in the league. If they face an average team, your plan may be successful. However, the Knicks will not let them pass the ball to MJ casually."

"They bring a lot of defensive pressure and hardly give the opponent a chance to breathe."

Off the court, Louis decided to gamble a little.

Blindly preventing Jordan from receiving the ball was a bit too lacklustre, too passive.

He wanted to take the initiative in his own hands.

"We can let MJ hold the ball, but we can't let him hold the ball in a comfortable place." Louis marked a position on the tactical board, "They have a lot of lore tactics, but the ones that are most comfortable to use are the ones that are most convenient. Tonight, in this situation, there may be some changes."

Louis began to arrange.

"Next, they will definitely send the ball to other people, because there is a lot of offensive time, as long as the ball is sent out, it is not difficult for MJ to catch the ball. Therefore, we can let them catch the ball, but we can't let Drexler or Terry Porter who can initiate tactics receive the ball." Louis said with a smile, "Of course, we can't let MJ catch the ball. After the timeout ends, according to the usual practice, Xavier McDaniel will use a back run to create chaos, and we will count on it..."

Louis seemed to be able to hear the Blazers' timeout arrangement, completely grasping the context of the Blazers' running positions.

When the timeout ended, Louie told Tomjanovich: "If we win, I'm going to reward myself with a Coke."

"learn."

Tomjanovich asked people to prepare directly.

The referee blows the whistle, as Louie said during the timeout.

McDaniel ran back and tried to disrupt the defense.

Cooper, who was defending him, suddenly fell behind, so the Blazers' well-prepared running tactics did not come in handy, and the receiver appeared.

McDaniel landed outside the left three-point line.

Nance successfully served the ball.

This reassures the Blazers fans. Although the person who catches the ball is not Jordan or Porter, as long as the ball can be delivered, the rest will not be a problem.

However, Cooper, who lost his defensive position, immediately switched defenses with Rodman.

Rodman came to McDaniel.

The Blazers ran tactics step by step.

"Sure enough, it's pistol tactics (Pistol)!" Zhao Yuanzheng said, "In this way, the coach's arrangement will be useful."

The pistol tactic is currently a popular tactic in the league. It can generate a variety of offensive options. Coaches will formulate different routines according to the characteristics of different players. Therefore, almost every team now has its own set of pistol tactics.This tactic is mainly composed of three players, and is usually completed by players in positions 1, 2, and 5.

The basic position is that positions 3, 4, and 5 clear one side, and position 2 sinks to the bottom line on the other side. The point guard can start tactics as soon as half court is over.This kind of ball point guard usually passes the ball to hit the ball and hit the opponent by surprise. The key point is that the 2st and 1nd positions must cooperate tacitly and understand each other.

In the Trail Blazers, this tactic is often completed by Porter/Jordan and Drexler/Nance. It not only gives full play to Porter's ability to read the game, but also makes full use of Jordan's panther-like speed and dominant finishing ability.

According to the data obtained by Louie at Oracle, this season, Jordan's air cuts have decreased compared to before. He scored only 0.8 points per round of air cuts. You must know that his value was 1.3 points last season.

This offensive tactic is very effective for man-to-man defense, especially when the opponent's defense expands a lot, it has strong operability.

The feature of the full-court press is to expand the defense, but the defensive method is not man-to-man, but focuses on attacking the ball holder and forcing them to make mistakes.

McDaniel's possession of the ball was an unplanned part of the Blazers' playbook that the Knicks had planned early on.

Everything is going according to plan.

Since Mike Daniels holds the ball, the Blazers can only launch pistol tactics from him.

Porter and Drexler station cleared right.

However, Drexler's unpredictable shooting touch was despised by Louis both strategically and tactically.

Jordan came to the left near the 45-degree angle, and now Cooper is responsible for defending him.

The moment Nance came to cover, Ewing and Cooper worked together to firmly control Jordan on the periphery.

The arrangement of trying to create catch-and-shoot opportunities for Jordan through tactical running positions has been pinched by the Knicks' targeted defense.

McDaniel can only activate the second plan, calling Nance to pick and roll for himself.

As a result, Stevens, who was supposed to be in front of Drexler, completely gave up defending the glider. When McDaniel passed the pick-and-roll, encountered Ewing's defense, and was about to break through Ewing at his speed, a vicious dog from the flank threw away the ball in McDaniel's hand.

"Mistake! The X-Men made a mistake!"

"ended!"

When McDaniel dropped the ball, Ewing stepped forward to pick it up. No matter how hard they tried, the ball came to the Knicks for the last attack. Jordan didn't touch the ball at all, and the Blazers' lore tactics completely failed.

Louis watched the Blazers foul Ewing and sent him to the free throw line, and he knew that the game was won.

About half a minute later, Ewing made two free throws and the Knicks won the game away.

"What else can I say, this is the art of coaching!" commentator Pat O'Brien (Pat O'Brien) sighed, "The Blazers' style of play was seen through by the Knicks, and Adelman's tactics didn't work in front of Little Lu."

Barry said with a smile: "Not only did it not work, I feel that if necessary, Little Lu can guess the underpants of all of them. For the coach, the art of coaching the game is to judge the situation. Little Lu used the information he had to perfectly plan the defense of the last round!"

"Yes, when the game falls into the hands of the coaches of both sides, we can always see that Little Lu is superior in the final arrangement. If it happens once or twice, how can it be explained every time? We must admit that the 27-year-old Little Lu is already one of the best coaches in the league."

Barry was shocked to hear O'Brien say Louie's age.

In his impression, Louis has been in the league for many years, at least when he was playing, Louis was already a scout.

After so many years, it feels like he has worked hard in the league for more than ten years, and then he is only 27 years old?
The experience in the Celtics is enough for him to take root in the professional basketball world. Now it only takes less than four years to bring the Knicks back to life from the bottom.

What kind of ability is this...

"This Chinaman is too young..." Barry couldn't help saying a harmless racist compliment.

Louis is tired of listening to compliments, he knows he is amazing, so tonight, he will ignore the rules he set for himself and drink a can of Coke to cheer him up.

When he opened the zipper and was about to drink Coke, Ewing looked at him with contempt: "This should be the third can of Coke you drank today. You still want to lose weight like this? Ha ha."

(End of this chapter)