The Overlord of Basketball: 2K Possession

Chapter 131 The Heat

"Chen, I will hand over my bag to you from now on."

"no problem."

The boss of the team spoke, he covered Chen Mo, and the others naturally stopped mentioning Chen Mo in a sensible way.

As for the other three people, it would be miserable, not only being arranged to carry bags to buy things.

In the end, he was spoofed for a while, and Brian Grant sold a bunch of sex-fun items to the three.

There are still leather pants, small leather whips, and red strings, and the three of them must use them up.

"Eddie, thank you so much."

After looking at it for a while, Chen Mo was afraid, and quickly thanked the old man. As for Eddie, he shrugged his shoulders.

Half an hour later, the Heat finally got together, about 20 people, of course, this list is not the final list.

After all, normally, an NBA team has only 15 players on its roster, and only 12 players can enter the game list.

Seeing Brad Miller, but without Odom, even the entire team has changed a lot.

I wonder if Wang Zhizhi will join the Heat?

You know, as the Clippers selected Chris Kaman in the draft, Wang Zhizhi's situation will be even more difficult.

These things are beyond Chen Mo's control. Chen Mo needs to fight for his own status and playing time.

"Fine, it looks like no one is late!"

A cold voice sounded, and it goes without saying that it was the head coach Pat Riley.

"I see that some people's bodies are out of shape, but it's okay, as a coach, I will help you solve it."

The newcomers didn't know the situation, but the old team members were shocked when they heard this.

"Damn it, run for me!"

"You bastards, like a bitch."

"Continue training for me, don't stand there, are you walking?"

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I have heard of Pat Riley's devil training a long time ago, but it really echoes that sentence, being famous is not as good as meeting.

This kind of crazy training can certainly squeeze the potential of athletes and let them burst out with stronger combat effectiveness.

But don't forget, athletes are people, not machines, and machines can be damaged, let alone people?
There are rumors in the arena that Pat Riley's devil training has ruined many people.

For example, Alonzo Mourning was injured many times, but was asked by Pat Riley to play with injuries.

But the problem is that playing in pain will affect the state very much, so painkillers must be taken.

A large number of painkillers eventually caused Mourning's kidney problems and he retired for a while.

And O'Neal, Phil Jackson treated O'Neal a little laissez-faire, but he knew that O'Neal's body couldn't bear too much training.

However, Pat Riley is different. He frantically asked O'Neal to lose fat, which caused him constant injuries during the Heat.

If he hadn't gone to the Suns later and the Sun's genius doctor took action, it is estimated that O'Neal would have to retire early.

To be honest, if it weren't for his immunity to injuries and the system's ability to effectively recover his physical strength, Chen Mo would have been a little panicked.

People are very adaptable. Under Pat Riley's constant pressure, it seems that no one collapsed.

With the start of the training camp, Chen Mo became more and more familiar with his teammates.

Whether it's Bryan Grant, who is an old player, or Brad Miller, who is a newcomer, they all maintain a good relationship with Chen Mo.

Pat Riley did not blindly toss to death, but began to practice around tactics.

Compared with last year, the Heat's tactics have changed greatly. In addition to emphasizing the defensive position, the offense has also been greatly increased.

Brad Miller's high post support, and Eddie Jones' offense with the ball, are all part of the tactic.

As for Chen Mo, the tactics surrounding him are mainly off-ball moves on the offensive end.

In addition, when there is a problem with the team's offense, sometimes he is needed to organize the offense.

In general, the Heat's tactics are a bit like Princeton, of course, not just Princeton.

What is Princeton Tactics?

To put it bluntly, people move, the ball moves, and they are coordinated.

Among them, human movement is just running without the ball, cutting and counter-running; ball movement refers to continuous passing and sharing of the ball.

In fact, with the continuous development of basketball tactics, the tactics of each team have the shadow of Princeton.

After all, every head coach stresses the importance of passing, and the key to running off the ball.

Therefore, the Heat's style of play is somewhat Princeton tactics, but it is not completely Princeton tactics.

After all, one of the most critical points of Princeton's tactics is that the ball must never stay in someone's hands for too long.

This is very fatal for a team with a star. If the star doesn't hold the ball, what's the point?
Take O'Neal as an example, do you think he is more threatening with the ball, or is he more threatening with the pass?
To put it bluntly, there are two tactics in the NBA, looking for open opportunities by running and passing the ball and handing the ball to the stars.

Especially the second tactic is just to let the star shoot in a more comfortable position and in a more stable situation.

Just like the triangle offense played by the Lakers in recent years, it is also creating singles opportunities for stars.

After all, the success rate of star singles is often higher than that of role players.

Because of the presence of Brad Miller, the Princeton system is definitely the most suitable tactic for the Heat.

However, having several very good scorers makes it unnecessary for the Heat to completely beat Princeton.

With Pat Riley here, no one can say anything about tactics.

However, just beyond everyone's expectations, Pat Riley suddenly announced that he would resign as the head coach of the Heat.

As for the reason, players like Chen Mo couldn't know it at all.

To be honest, although Pat Riley is a bit of a monster, he is a well-known head coach after all, and he is still very prestigious.

Just when the players were confused, the Heat quickly announced their successor, Pat Riley's disciple, Stan Van Gundy.

Fortunately, Stan Van Gundy was an assistant coach before, and he cooperated with Pat Riley in the training and tactics of the Heat.

Pat Riley personally came forward to stabilize the team: "Stan is my student, and his tactical style of play has continued with me.

So, don't worry everyone, everything about the team will continue. "

Well, after a few days, everyone found out that nothing seemed to have changed.

Pat Riley is gone, but the damn devil training is still not over, and even the tactics have not changed.

What's more terrible is that Pat Riley appeared in the gym from time to time, and no one dared to make trouble at all.

Chen Mo's position in the team began to stabilize a little bit, even in the locker room.

If Chen Mo was known to everyone before, he was only the No. 5 pick and the NCAA champion.

So now, everyone has truly recognized his strength.

After all, this is a guy who can go up against Eddie Jones on the basketball court.

After all, the NBA is also a place that depends on strength, and only strength can gain a foothold in the NBA.

Now, Chen Mo's strength has been recognized by everyone, and naturally, the status of the locker room has been improved.

(End of this chapter)