NBA bad guys

Chapter 266 Sorry, go down

The food stall outside the arena is a typical street food street, with a wide range of varieties and fragrant food, attracting all kinds of people to come and taste the delicious food.

In a small alley, several wooden tables were set up, and stalls of various sizes such as stir-fries, barbecues, noodles, and soup pots were set up, and it was crowded with people.

The spicy barbecue skewers make a crackling sound as they are grilled over the charcoal, exuding a fragrant aroma. The sizzling sound of a scalding hot pot, along with the snoring sound, makes people's mouth water. On the table are steaming boiled vermicelli, street steamed buns and other snacks that make people salivate.

People waiting for food sat on long benches in the alley, or took their food to nearby open spaces and tasted the food leisurely. Here, people can get rid of their tired body and boring mood, relax and enjoy the delicious food and lively atmosphere.

The lights here are very bright, although not as good as the stadium, but with the moonlight, the environment is quite beautiful.

There are many people here quietly thinking about life, and some people are looking into the distance.

Some people talk to each other, talk loudly, and drink beer. In fact, bragging does not only happen in China.

Even on the other side of the distant ocean, there are definitely not a few such people.

That's the way it is.

Therefore, on such a night, it is destined to be romantic and brilliant. Everyone will go here at all costs to tell everyone how happy and brilliant this is. This is a night that makes people feel excited. This is Everyone wants to get everything at all costs, and this is what everyone wants.

And in the basketball gym.

The game was still in a pause, and Jerry Stackhouse sent a soul-searching question to head coach John Davis. He asked: "Coach John, what do you think?
Do you agree with what Allen Iverson just said? "

As a head coach, the most important thing for John Davis to consider is the team's record.

As a successful NBA head coach, you must first do the following.

Every coach seems to have this requirement, but it is not easy to have a clear understanding of the game. First of all, one must be fully aware of the particularities of the NBA game - its rules, number of games, limited training time, referees and players' ability levels, etc. Successful NBA coaches fully understand the special characteristics of the NBA game and can integrate its strengths with it.

To put it simply, various fouls and the number of fouls may result in ejections, 3-second violations, various timeouts (regular, 20 seconds, mandatory), etc., all of which are different from games outside the NBA.

For those coaches with NCAA background, it takes a certain amount of time to master this.

In the 2000-2001 season, the NBA began to legalize zone defense for the first time since 1947. For all coaches who are accustomed to previous NBA rules, how to best use zone defense and maximize the defense against counter-zone defense is an important topic. If used well, this is a new advantage.

As we all know, NBA games are very tough and long road trips can be exhausting. A successful coach will properly arrange an effective lineup so that players can have an orderly entry and exit time.

In the limited time, he must arrange highly targeted training, while taking into account player fatigue factors and who to pitch at critical moments. The most successful coach is the one who knows the game best and will put together the right lineup at the right time to achieve the right result.

A successful coach must have a game plan that allows the team to have the greatest chance of winning, and design the best offensive and defensive plans to allow the team to score more points while lowering the opponent's shooting percentage. Many teams like fast breaks. Indeed, this is the easiest way to score. If there are 30 fast break opportunities in a game, the game will definitely be won.

However, positional warfare is prevalent in the NBA. It is unrealistic to expect too many fast breaks. The realistic choice is to develop a set of effective tactics that suit you, such as the Lakers' triangle offense dominated by Kobe and Shaq, Jazz Malone and Stoke With Dayton's pick-and-roll, Boston now focuses on two scoring points, Walker and Pierce, and has won many games.

If you want to be a successful NBA coach, your team must have a strong defense. It is not enough to have a lot of firepower. You must also have an effective defensive system. Pat Riley calls it "helping to help." By". In addition, a successful coach must also design a defensive routine suitable for the team, such as trap defense and double team attack. A basic principle is to provide certain help to the weak.

Another key to a successful coach is to communicate his ideas and game plans to the coaching staff and players well and directly. The assistant coach must also have good abilities and have the confidence to become a head coach in the future.

The most critical point is that the coach wants the best player on the team to accept your plan.

When I first coached the Blazers, I explained to Bill Walton the game I wanted to play and the role he would play in it. He was so happy with the program, and I remember at the end of our meeting, he said, "Coach, wait, I have one more thing to say... don't think we know everything." He told me that the Blazers - including him themselves - all require a lot of basic training. He was so honest and made me feel like we were going to have a great team soon.

In the coaching industry, there is an old saying: "Never expect something to happen in a game unless it has happened in training." Therefore, a good NBA coach must be comprehensive in daily training and use all their skills. Tools and methods to teach your skills. I found that the best teaching method is a "whole-part-whole" process. First, give the players a whole vision, then break these things down into parts, and finally put them together. This requires Various methods are used to implement this principle.

Good teaching also requires good communication between the coach and the players. The players know what the coach wants them to do and what role they play, and the wise coach also understands the players' reaction to the plan and can make adjustments at any time.

Some coaches are described as good "bench coaches", which means they have strong on-the-spot command skills. This is one of the most needed qualities of a successful coach. From the beginning of the game, these coaches closely observe all changes on the field, whether it is shot time limit, fouls, timeouts or the rhythm of the game. They are always aware of the situation on the field and know the strengths, weaknesses and trends of their opponents. . They looked calm and were able to control the game no matter what the score or time was.

If a good winning inertia is formed, everything will go smoothly, the players will be confident in winning, and everything will be under the control of the coach. If a fierce game can be won, it will have a good psychological impact on both the coach and the players. If the coach always loses in games with close scores, he needs to quickly make adjustments in tactics and personnel, and in daily training We must also make highly targeted changes when necessary. Successful coaches are generally able to handle this situation.

A good coach must maximize the use of the team's human resources and fully tap the talents and potential of the players, but if he really does not have decent players on hand, then he cannot win in the NBA. Under the current salary situation in the NBA, it is very difficult for a coach to get the players he needs due to the salary cap and luxury tax. If he feels the need to make adjustments, they are often held back due to salary considerations. However, this is also part of the coach's job. How to secure and mobilize high-quality human resources can also reflect the coach's talent. But in fact, none of the above mentioned can be regarded as the most important thing in the head coach's profession.

Especially in a league like the NBA where players are extremely good, interpersonal relationships are the top priority.

For example, people often talk about Phil Jackson.

He is able to handle the interpersonal relationships in the team very skillfully.

For example, in the early Bulls dynasty, how he made Jordan give up his personal offense and start playing Phil Jackson's triangle offense.

You know, before this, Michael Jordan has always been the best player on the team. Every time he scores, he relies on his strong scoring ability.

However, if you want to play Phil Jackson's triangle offense, then Michael Jordan may have to change his style of play.

You know, for a superstar like Michael Jordan, if you want to ask him to change his style of play, isn't that no different from dreaming?

However, Phil Jackson used his language art and powerful way of speaking to make Michael Jordan do this, which is not easy.

Rodman in the second Bulls dynasty.

That is also a very difficult player to control.

Dennis Rodman, born on May 1961, 5 in Trenton, New Jersey, USA, is a former American professional basketball player and forward, nicknamed "The Worm"

Rodman was selected by the Detroit Pistons with the 1986th overall pick in the second round of the 27 NBA Draft. In 1993, he was traded to the San Antonio Spurs.

In the 1995-96 season, Rodman was traded to the Chicago Bulls, teaming up with Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen to form the "Iron Triangle", and achieved the second-best record in history of 72 wins and 10 losses in the regular season that season. .

在1995-96赛季开始到1997-98赛季，连续三年夺得NBA总冠军，建立公牛王朝。1999年加盟洛杉矶湖人队，2000年加盟达拉斯小牛队，在1999-00赛季为小牛队效力12场比赛后于2000年3月8日宣布从NBA退役。之后罗德曼曾参加海外联赛，并于2006年正式宣布退役。

In his 20-year career, Rodman won five NBA championships, was selected to the NBA All-Star team twice, was selected to the NBA All-NBA third team twice, was awarded the NBA Defensive Player of the Year twice and seven times. Selected to the NBA All-Defensive First Team and the NBA All-Defensive Second Team in 1994. From 1991 to 98, he won the title of NBA rebounding champion for seven consecutive years. He grabbed 11954 rebounds in his career, ranking 22nd on the NBA's historical rebounding list. position and is known as the power forward who is the best at rebounding.

2011年4月2日，罗德曼的10号球衣被活塞队退役。同年8月13日，罗德曼入选奈·史密斯篮球名人纪念堂。2021年10月，罗德曼入选NBA75大巨星。

Don't look at him, he seems to be very powerful, but you have to know that Dennis Rodman is an out-and-out thorn in the side. Being able to let him come to the team to train with peace of mind is not an ordinary coach. can be done.

Of course, this is not 100% due to Mayfair Jackson alone.

Also impressed by Michael Jordan's personal charm.

However, everyone has to admit that Mayfair Jackson plays a very important role in this.

Dennis Rodman was born in a poor family in New Jersey and grew up in Dallas. His father ran away from home when he was a child, which was also the main reason for his strange character.

Rodman's father, Philander Rodman, served in the Vietnam War and was an Air Force pilot. When Rodman was 3 years old, his father abandoned the family and gave birth to 4 children with four different women in the following days; his mother, Shirley, supported the family by doing part-time jobs, sometimes even having to hold four jobs. job. Rodman also expressed resentment towards his father in his autobiography "Going My Own Way" published in 27. Rodman grew up with his two younger sisters, Debra and Kim, in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, Texas, which was considered the dirtiest place in Dallas at the time.

Rodman and his two younger sisters grew up together. Rodman was very attached to his mother and still refused to leave her mother to go to daycare when he was 4 years old. According to Rodman's story, his mother, Shirley, loved his two younger sisters more. Both of them were more talented and accomplished in basketball than Rodman. Therefore, wherever he and his sisters went, they became the target of ridicule. He felt that He was immersed in this all-female family. Rodman's two younger sisters, Debra and Kim, attended Louisiana Tech University and Stephen F. Austin State University respectively, and were both later selected to the All-American team.

When Rodman grew taller, he became more withdrawn because he felt his body was weird. Rodman was insecure about women and even suspected that he was gay when he was a teenager.

Seeing this, everyone may be able to see a problem: homosexuals, how cynical that is.

If he is such a person in the team, it is inevitable that everyone in the team will despise him.

But he happens to be a thorn in the side. If this is the case, how will it be solved?
It's not all about Mayfair Jackson's personal charm.

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