This point guard is great

Chapter 240 The Ultimate Leanback on the Three-Point Line

Trembling, Morris walked to the front of the whiteboard. He could see that the Blazers players were depressed and irritable. The reason was obvious, Daniels.

But Daniels himself was to blame for this, and Morris tried to protest, but it didn’t work at all. He himself thought that Mahon couldn’t be blamed for this. Morris was a reasonable person, and he was completely different from Popovich who opened his eyes and said that Bowen was an innocent victim. He couldn’t do that.

"That's right, now we don't have Daniels, and our perimeter defense is much worse." Morris began to draw player numbers on the whiteboard.

"Aren't you talking nonsense? Say it's useful!" Zach Randolph frowned and shouted.

Morris yelled, but he still closed his mouth and drew a picture: "That's right, the Knicks' offensive initiators are almost all Mahon. Sprewell will most likely appear in a while. At that time, their offensive point will be like this."

Speaking of which, Morris wrote down Sprewell's number, and then planned several routes: "Zach's lateral movement ability is outstanding. As long as the pick-and-roll is used to fill the position, it is not difficult to limit Sprewell. The difficulty is Mahon, whose passing is unpredictable."

Although he has a soft personality, Morris is actually a slow-heating coach with a clear mind.

"Coach, let's conclude." This is Tianzun speaking.

Morris said: "No way, we can't restrict Mahon now that we have lost Daniels, but! Zach, don't do anything, we can't restrict Mahon on the outside, but we can let him enter the inside!"

As he said that, Morris stopped Randolph who was about to throw something: "Look here, if we block Sprewell or Hamilton, there is a high probability that Mahon will lay up under the cover of that big man and Kwame Brown. At this moment, we can defend!"

"Because Mahon rarely uses shooting actions. He is the kind of steady player who prefers the safety of layups to the risk of shooting."

When Morris was still a player, his shooting percentage was very good, but he hardly took shots in normal times, and most of his offenses relied on layups under the basket. This made Morris feel safer. At that time, this approach in the NBA had no market.

The tactics are arranged, but the work is not over yet, because Rasheed Wallace has the final say on how to play, and these Trail Blazers players don't take him as a coach at all.

For this tactic, Randolph agrees, without him, there is only a chance to complete the employment task.

The surrounding air was a bit quiet, and Rasheed Wallace was still thinking about it. Most of the Blazers members in the room must be suffocating to beat Mahon. Implementing Morris' tactics means conflict, but if they don't implement it, the Blazers will lose.

Although they have been hot every year since Rasheed Wallace came to the Trail Blazers, although their record has not been the worst, they have basically never made the playoffs. Yes, in comparison, their current position is really miserable.

As the boss, one should cover the younger brother.

The black-faced Rasheed Wallace is like a gangster: "Fight as Coach Morris said, blocking is okay, fouls pay attention to scale, and no harm is allowed!"

The Blazers players were a little resentful, and what they wanted was to send Mahone and the Knicks players to be with Daniels.

"Stop making trouble, listen to the boss!"

Randolph took the lead in shouting, which basically set the tone. Rasheed Wallace also nodded at Randolph. This kid has a bad personality and has all kinds of poisons, but Rasheed Wallace doesn't hate him.

The Knicks are still the same. Don Cheney said his, and Mahon also arranged his own below.

At the beginning of the third quarter, Ma Hong continued to play. At this time, Ma Hong began to feel that his grandson was trying to kill him. In the half of the game, except for the "healing" Ma Hong in the locker room, he hadn't rested yet, and Sprewell played, but Dayao was put on the bench....

It was said that Don Cheney wanted to protect Dayao. To be honest, Kwame Brown's mind could not believe it.

With a bit of doubt, the Knicks VS Trail Blazers game began in the second half. Sprewell held back for a long time, and Mahon made a connection with him when he came up.

Although Sprewell made both free throws, the smell of gunpowder on the court made the referees a little nervous.

Now the Knicks' offense is starting to be a bit troublesome, because the Blazers have increased the number of fouls now, and it is a foul action every now and then, and the referee can't call it every time, so the situation is a bit stiff.

Don Cheney still didn't replace Dayao, and without Yao, Kwame Brown seemed not durable enough. Although he was not afraid of Tianzun and Randolph when they collided, he often seemed to have insufficient stamina and was easy to be two-on-one.

What made Ma Hong even more concerned was that the defenders were getting closer without knowing it.

Get close and don't do it. In other words, invite Ma Hong to play inside the Blazers. This means that Ma Hong doesn't have any reliable pitchers.

Uh, I'm not sure if the vote is accurate, but it seems that I can vote!
During the laning match this time, [Heavenly Selected Time] was used directly, and the nagging quality was attached to his body. Ma Hong faced the Blazers defender with a fake cross step, and then got up and leaned back!
Ma Hong's hand was like Jordan's possessed fallback jumper, which directly confused the Blazers.

Nothing else, the pose is too chic!
But after the shock, all the insiders began to frantically crowd towards the basket, whether it was the Knicks or the Blazers, because simple thinking also knew that the ball should not be hit. Don’t look at an elegant posture.

Mistrust of all.

Only Ma Hong raised three fingers to point to the sky, turned his head and retreated gracefully.

In fact, the hit is not... who knows?
B is a thing, just pretend it is over, and if you miss it, it will not affect Ma Hong's character design.

Earth-shattering cheers sounded, and above the heads of the four first-class insiders, the basketball crossed a perfect curve and entered the net. The hearts of the audience in the Rose Garden Arena were very excited. Although this was someone else's player hitting their own face, it did not hinder the pure enthusiasm of the fans.

Ma Hong made a tricky shot, and he didn't hit the iron at all. You know, Ma Hong's skill is to reproduce a certain No. 8. He is famous for daring to score any ball...and dare to hit any ball!
(End of this chapter)