I was determined to be bad, but I went straight to the Basketball Hall of Fame

Chapter 80 Should have fought like this a long time ago (second update)
As a fan, your mentality will continue to improve in the tempering (torture) of one game after another, and you will become less and less concerned about winning or losing.

Of course, this process is relatively long. Generally, old fans don’t talk about watching the game for four or five years, so that they can be flattered or humiliated.

After Min Congda suffered a major blow from the Clippers' lore against the Jazz yesterday, his mentality is much more mature than before, and he can look at the game more calmly.

Therefore, when the Clippers led the Mavericks at 30:23 in the first quarter, Min Congda did not lose his temper, but cursed secretly in his heart:
"Damn it, why does the Mavericks have a bald No. 2? Are your bald players wearing No. 2 poisonous? You can't defend and you can't make shots."

The Mavericks' No. 2 bald head is none other than Kidd.

Kidd missed a three-pointer in the first quarter, and it was an open opportunity. Can Min Congda stop scolding people?

At the beginning of the second quarter, the Mavericks began to recover from the decline, and Nowitzki showed his power at this point.

Neither Randolph nor Kaman for the Clippers can stop the German chariot. Randolph's wingspan is already very good, but it is still difficult to interfere with Nowitzki.

Unlike many American players who falsely report their height, Nowitzki is a real seven-footer with a height of 213, but he has the style and skills of a small forward. His continuous scoring helped the Mavericks catch up to the score.

Min Congda looked at the Mavericks' lineup and thought to himself: "This No. 2 bald man is not good at three-pointers. He has a way of organizing offense. He is really stable. He will pass wherever I think. It seems that he knows the ball." of."

"But the center forward of the Mavericks is too bad. This... I'll go, and I was scored by Kaman again. He looks very strong. Why can't he guard Kaman?"

Dampier once boasted that he was the second center in the West, second only to O'Neal. Facts have proved that there are too many players in the West who can beat him.

Kaman was flying in the paint tonight, turning the lumbering Dampier around.

Receiving the ball from the low position on the left, Kaman is good at turning to the baseline and taking a fadeaway jumper.

Receiving the ball from the low position on the right, Kaman is good at making consecutive back turns and hitting the board with his right hand hook.

With these two tricks, Dampier had no way to beat him, and at the same time, Randolph still faced the basket from time to time.

The scores of the two sides were biting tightly, and the fight was inextricably linked.

Min Congda was very puzzled, the Clippers almost had this lineup last season.

Why did he get 19 wins, the last score in the league, and the fighting power shown this season is quite strong.

Although Min Congda is very talented in basketball, his understanding of team building is still limited to 2K10, which requires experience.

With Min Congda's talent similar to Jordan's, whether he can gain a deep understanding of team building in the future is still a question mark.

The Clippers experienced a lot of chaos last season. The team was disjointed from top to bottom, without the slightest cohesion, and they played poorly.

One summer ago, the ship king Elton Brand jumped out of the contract ahead of schedule. In order to keep the ship king, the Clippers signed Brand’s friend, the bearded gangster Ba Lang Davis.

As a result, good guy, Brand fooled his good friend here, but he didn't like the Clippers' five-year contract of 5 million, and turned around to the 7000ers to sign a five-year, 76 million contract.

This act of releasing pigeons caused the Clippers, which had just gathered some popularity and morale, to fall apart again, and their ambitions for the new season were in vain.

With the departure of the captain, Corey Maggette, the former core small forward, also signed with the Warriors. In the middle of the season, the Clippers sent Mobley to the Knicks in exchange for Randolph. The Clippers won the best record in 06. The lineup was broken up.

Randolph was originally the Clippers who came halfway, what good chemical reaction can there be from a cancer to a cursed bad team.

Of course, it is to brush up the data during the game, and to spend time and drink after the game, just dawdling.

In addition, Gordon is still young in the first grade, and Chris Kaman has only played more than 30 games due to injuries. It is no wonder that the Clippers' results are not in a mess.

However, after Min Congda came to implement the policy of doing nothing, he avoided a bad habit of the Clippers management: he likes to make random transactions when he has nothing to do.

In the past, as long as the team's performance did not improve, the Clippers began to switch from one to the other.

I am especially impatient with young players. If they fail to play in one or two seasons, they will be sent away, and they will start to draw prizes again. As a result, they plant trees and leave the team to take advantage of the shade. The young people make a fortune in other teams, and the Clippers have no time to regret it. .

Even if the stars are played, they can't keep them in the Clippers, and they all go to other teams to shine.

The long list compiled by the Clippers' 40-year team history includes:

Elmore-Smith (go to the Lakers to become the king of blocked shots, 17 caps in a single game.)
Bob McAdoo (went to the Lakers to win the championship).

Adrian - Dantley (to the Jazz to become an All-Star, singles king).

Tom Chambers (to the Sonics to become an All-Star).

Terry Cummings (to the Bucks to become an All-Star).

Byron Scott (go to the Lakers to become an All-Star and win a championship).

Hersey Hawkins (to the 76ers to become an All-Star).

Danny Ferry (now the general manager of the Cavaliers, the Clippers picked him second, he ran away if he didn't want to go, and then played for the Cavaliers for 10 years).

Anthony McDyess (to the Nuggets to become an All-Star).

Lamar Odom (won a championship with the Lakers)...

If the Clippers could stay and train these players well, they wouldn't have been so bad all the time.

With Min Congda's own efforts, he curbed the Clippers management's impulse to trade and gave the players a stable team environment.

After a summer of rest and re-running in the training camp, can the team's combat effectiveness not increase?

At the end of the first half, the Clippers were 57:55, leading the Mavericks by 2 points!
Min Congda was speechless watching this game, will you, the head coach of the Mavericks, line up?
"The offensive power of Mavericks No. 2 bald head is too poor. It can't open up the team's space at all. Davis's defensive footwork is bad. Attacking him with an offensive guard can solve the problem quickly."

"This No. 2 bald head is dawdling here. If he can't make a three-pointer, he will pass it around! What's the use!"

Min Congda complained, Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle sneezed several times in the halftime locker room, thinking that he shouldn't catch a cold that day.

After the start of the second half, the Dallas Mavericks really changed their minds. Halfway through the third quarter, Jason Terry appeared on the field and replaced Jason Kidd, who had a poor shooting percentage today.

As soon as Terry came on the field, the Mavericks' offense immediately changed. Terry's strong shooting ability and ball-handling assault ability made the Clippers' defense unable to hold back.

Whether it's Baron Davis or Curry who came off the bench, facing the Jets Terry's pick-and-roll-stop jumper style of play, they all seem a little embarrassed and hard to guard against.

It's still Kidd who is more defensive, stay two meters away from him, do whatever he wants, just leave him alone.

Terry hit consecutive jumpers, leading the Mavericks to an 11-3 offensive climax, overtaking the score and stopping the Clippers at the same time.

Min Congda looked at Mavericks' attack and thought to himself: "It's time to fight like this!"

　I don’t know a lot of information if I don’t check it. I’m startled when I check it. The Clippers are really the Whampoa Military Academy of the NBA. How many high-quality players are sent out, and they basically make wrong decisions in the draft every year.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)