NBA: Duncan feels uneasy coaching Warriors

Chapter 72 Small ball tactics enter the public eye
However, fans who are not very professional feel that the running and bombing tactics are not much different from the small ball tactics Su Chen said.

Some people also asked whether Su Chen moved directly from the run-and-bomb tactics.

If the Warriors didn't pay much attention before, such a topic would not cause much discussion.

But with the skyrocketing number of Warriors fans now, this topic has suddenly become a hot topic, and countless fans have discussed it.

There are those who have seen the solar sphere, and some who don’t pay much attention to the solar sphere.

If there is heat, there will naturally be expert big Vs to participate.

Soon, a well-known video blogger released an analysis video.

In the video, the video blogger pointed out that there are similarities between the running and bombing tactics and the small ball tactics used by Su Chen.

After all, there is no similarity, and it will not make many fans think that these two tactics will be similar.

Running and bombing and small ball are both fast. Both styles of play can play the ultimate fast break, and both attack and defense transitions are at the same level of speed.

But the vlogger was also quick to point out the difference.

Running and bombing is fast, and it will be very efficient when running, but it is easy to fail to run when encountering a strong team.

For example, when the Suns face the Spurs, they will be slowed down by the Spurs every time, and then defeated by the positional battle.

The small ball tactics used by Su Chen are fast and fast, but slow can also play the advantage of slow.

Just like this time in G1 of the finals, the Heat's small lineup includes Wade and James. The obvious talent suppression makes it impossible for the Warriors' small lineup to get cheap.

But Su Chen showed the slow side of the small ball tactics, and let people know that the slow small ball tactics are not weaker than the conventional tactics.

"Running and bombing tactics basically rely on Nash alone in series. Through data analysis, Nash's assists accounted for more than half of the team."

"That is to say, when Nash is not on the court, the run and gun tactics basically stagnate."

Video bloggers are also analyzing the Suns' running and bombing style in the video.

"In contrast to the Warriors' small-ball tactics, Curry is the core of their offense and Green is the core of the organization. But when Green and Curry are not on the court, the rest of the team can also become the starting point and ending point of the tactics."

"Of course there will be a problem of efficiency decline between the main force and the bench, but the Warriors' efficiency decline is not too high, because everyone can play small ball tactics."

"On the other hand, if the Suns were to end Nash, the efficiency of the Suns would drop too much. This kind of running and bombing that relied too much on the role of a single star was also the reason for the Suns' failure that year."

The vlogger continued to analyze the Warriors' play.

Then he said again that the Suns' defense was too poor, and they were the team with the highest conceded points in the league at that time.

D'Antoni is purely using offense to make up for lost points in defense, which is too extreme.

The Warriors' small ball tactics are relatively balanced on both ends of the offense and defense. The poor defensive Jarrett Jack, an offensive player, even fell out of the Warriors' rotation.

"I think the small ball tactic proposed by Su Chen is still better than running and gunning. It remains to be seen whether it will change the times."

"But I think there is some potential."

The video blogger also made a conclusion at the end.

It shows that Su Chen's small ball tactics are a better tactical system than the Suns' running and bombing back then.

In other trends on the Internet, many people are now optimistic about the Warriors.

Of course, the Heat are the defending champions after all.

There are not a few people who are still optimistic about the Heat, and they even occupy the majority.

Just because the Warriors won the Heat, these people rarely output against the wind.

According to the round system, if the Heat win the Warriors, this reputation will immediately suppress the Warriors.

Miami.

Heat training arena.

In the training arena at this time, apart from the players, there is only one assistant coach assisting them in training.

It's training time for rest.

Wade and Bosh sat together and were chatting.

Then James came over.

"Why, Spoel and Riley are still in a meeting?"

James looked at the two of them and said.

"Yeah, since last night, Spoelstra has been looking for Riley. I heard from Hans early this morning that it seems that Coach Spoelstra won't be here today. He is here to help keep an eye on him today."

Bosh wiped his sweat and said to James.

After hearing this, James sat down.

Wade gave James a bottle of Gatorade.

"How do you feel about this series?"

Wade said to James.

"What do you feel?"

James frowned, a little puzzled.

"It's that coach, the new rookie coach of the Warriors."

Wade said suddenly.

James thought about it, but didn't feel anything.

"Do you have anything to say?"

James knew that Wade would not suddenly ask such a question, so he asked Wade directly.

"I just feel that he seems to have studied us a lot."

Wade frowned.

"Isn't it normal to study us?"

Hearing Wade's words, James smiled and didn't pay much attention.

They are now the champions of last season, and when they were in the Big Three in the first year, countless people will study them.

In James' view, studying them is too normal.

"No, I mean he seems to know each of us very well, including Coach Spoelstra."

As he spoke, Wade recalled that round again.

He ran on Coach Spoelstra's playbook, but Jefferson seemed to know ahead of time where he was going to go, and went straight to steal the ball from the front.

If it weren't for that ball, the Heat could still play against the Warriors.

With that said, Wade also told James about that round again.

After hearing this, James frowned.

If it's what Wade said, wouldn't it be that rookie coach of the Warriors who crushed Spoelstra?
But that ball also had elements of his mistakes.

He didn't know whether Wade was talking about the coach's problem or whether he was blaming him. James himself was used to thinking about many aspects and was suspicious.

"Forget it, leave these things to Riley, Riley will find a way."

James did not continue to talk on this topic, but turned the conversation to the coach.

James meant to change the subject a little bit, but it wasn't just a change of subject. He still had trust in Riley.

Spoelstra has no record, and it is difficult for James to trust him.

But Riley can be regarded as one of the famous marshals in history.

Riley has entered the playoffs 21 times in his career, reached the finals 9 times, and won the championship [-] times.

The winning percentage of the entire playoffs is as high as 60.6%.

Although Spoelstra didn't have much experience, Riley stood behind Spoelstra.

Spoelstra was crushed by that rookie coach, so Riley will not be lost to that rookie coach, and Spoelstra is now looking for Riley to discuss countermeasures.

Hearing what James said, Wade opened his mouth, but did not continue.

Maybe, maybe it was true that he was thinking too much.

(End of this chapter)