NBA: Starting CBA system

So I took my phone to the bathroom to take a shower and calm down. Why did I take my phone? I was afraid of missing any reply from Jiang Hao.

"Huh~~ Video!"

Chen Duoling turned off the shower head and replied angrily in the steam. In fact, she wanted Jiang Hao to send a video of his apartment, so that she could know everything about Jiang Hao.

But Jiang Hao directly called a video chat.

"I'm taking a shower."

Chen Duoling quickly covered her face with one hand, and she didn't dare to press the answer button.

Haoran Zhengqi:

"For fairness, I'm going to take a shower too. I can answer it this time."

Chapter 149: Back to American Airlines Arena, ignored yesterday,

Chapter 149 148: Back to American Airlines Arena, ignored yesterday, now out of reach (please subscribe automatically!)

Then it's the stage that all boys and girls who fall in love online will go through.

Under Jiang Hao's simple "soft and hard persuasion", Chen Duoling was induced to start with voice and then video. She answered the calls one by one and went deeper step by step.

He had it in hand!

"You are such a bad guy!"

A crisp and pleasant voice came from the other end of the phone.

"If I am not a little bad, how can I defeat those jackals and monsters on the basketball court?"

Jiang Hao dried his hair and said goodnight to each other comfortably and sleepily.

"Good night, Big Bad Wolf."

"Good night, Little Red Riding Hood."

Jiang Hao was still very happy tonight, winning the game and protecting his eyes. Although there are many foreign codes, the aesthetics still have to be the beauty of the Chinese.

Chen Duoling, who didn't understand anything but was very excited to watch the game tonight, was persuaded by Jiang Hao to look at everything.

Jiang Hao, the old driver, fell asleep, while Chen Duoling looked at the starry sky in the night with a lonely heart:

Finish the filming quickly, I want to get the pay to meet him!

1 day later.

Dallas.

American Airlines Arena.

The Spurs, who had been warming up for a day, were only given one hour of court time by the Mavericks staff.

The NBA requires all home teams to open the stadium to the visiting team for adaptive training the day before, which is conducive to providing more exciting games the next night.

Otherwise, no one wants to see the visiting team smash the home team's basket and miss the ball crazily when they are not adapted.

Fans all want to see a balanced game, preferably a home and away game.

There is a reason why the city derby is always good. The climate, fan atmosphere and so on are exactly the same, so the game is more intense.

But there is no specified time. This time depends on the arrangement of the home team, but generally from entering to leaving, one hour is definitely required.

So the 30 teams generally default to giving the visiting team at least one hour of court time in advance.

The Spurs gave the Mavericks an afternoon in the first two games because they have cameras!

There are many people in the assistant coach group and camera group! ! I like to analyze everything about the visiting team coming to the Spurs.

You can see what the Mavericks are practicing and what lineup they might send out, but it is also possible that the visiting team deliberately uses a different lineup for warm-up training. Anyway, in the playoffs, it is a top-level game both inside and outside the court.

But the Spurs video analyst got the Mavericks' starting lineup and rotation of five players right in the first two games.

But the Mavericks were not so polite when it came to the Mavericks. The security uncle with a face full of flesh started to clock in front of RC Buford as soon as he entered the Spurs.

So the Mavericks gave the Spurs the least warm-up time, and did not give the Texas brothers any face at all.

Then RC Buford simply said:

"Everyone get familiar with the environment. There will be no training today. Just dribble and run on the court. Try to make everyone control the dribble and get familiar with the floor."

Because in this hour, not only do you have to get familiar with the basket for a good game, but you also have to get familiar with where to go in the locker room, where to put the towel, where to wash, and finally which area to accept the interview in, and which TV station to hand over to.

Anyway, try to make the team feel familiar with this venue.

The last step to adapt to the venue is to feel the venue, mainly to adapt to the basket. Didn’t I say that the home basketball basket has a bonus for the home team? There are rumors that some are one centimeter wider, some are a few millimeters smaller, and some are higher. Anyway, it is absolutely impossible to observe with the naked eye.

But for comrades who are used to the standard basket or their own home basket, it will be very uncomfortable.

Since there is so little time, the Spurs don’t need to practice tactics on the court. In the last half hour, all the Spurs players took a basketball and ran around in various corners of the court, just practicing a turnaround layup or turnaround shooting.

The easiest way to adapt to the floor and the basket! !

And it’s in the game state.

The lights are obviously dim now.

In the roar of Becky Hammon, the staff reluctantly turned on all the lights in the venue. This is the real adaptive training.

This is a necessary part of the lighting training for the game.

You know, if the visiting team doesn't adapt to the retro-style floor of the Celtics in advance, it will take a few minutes or even more than ten minutes to adapt to the venue and lights at the beginning of the game.

Jiang Hao knew that this was also a kind of inspection.

Take the Celtics for example, they really did something bad, not looking at the dazzling floor pattern.

But they fell into the floor trap directly.

This is something Jiang Hao heard when he was a fan, but he didn't expect it to be true, because the Spurs assistant coaches really checked every corner of the floor while dribbling the ball.

The Celtics are a typical tough guy in the league. Almost no team wants to play at their home court. This is not only because their fan atmosphere is so great that the home team players are very active when they return to their home court, but also because of their ability to play on the floor. There's a trap somewhere!

During the Cardinal Auerbach era, they quietly set a trap somewhere on the court. If an opposing player dribbled the ball to this location, the ball would not bounce.

After the Celtics teammates stepped up to attack, it was easy to steal the ball. The most amazing thing was that before the game, the visiting team players had no idea about the problematic floor and which corner they were hiding in, so they had to be careful when dribbling.

Therefore, since this matter was exposed, it has also promoted the introduction of the David Stern Early Stamping Act.

Now the visiting team can come to the arena for inspection. The wary visiting team will deliberately wait for the home team to finish training at the latest time to prevent the staff from changing the floor "entrance" before the game.

It doesn't matter if it's changed in the middle of the night. Neither side will come to home training the next day. It's fair to both sides when the home team players don't know.

An hour later, the Spurs had no choice but to go to a rented nearby high school basketball gym to practice tactics, which also allowed everyone to sweat a little and get a feel for it.

The Mavericks team is training directly at the American Airlines Arena, and anyone related to the Spurs is prohibited from entering before the game.

"2:0 is not 3:0, why are you nervous?"

Uduka, who wanted to go to the stadium to get the tactical manual at night, complained to the security guard.

"Don't be nervous at 3:00. I'll get it for you."

Another security guard stared at Uduka fiercely. If the Spurs were allowed to practice casually if the score was 3:0, there would be no team in history that had a 3:0 comeback. That would be too difficult.

When Uduka waited for the tactical documents he had lost at the door, he found that they had been turned over.

But it didn’t matter, it was true or false, he expected Mavericks not to take it seriously!

"This is your first away game in the playoffs. There are a lot of things you need to pay attention to. You are not allowed to eat the food here, and you are not allowed to go out to play."

The newcomers Jiang Hao and Leonard were seriously talked to by RC Buford after the training.

After Jiang Hao's talk with RC Buford, he was given a private lesson by Jaylen Williams.

Because in their view, Jiang Hao is definitely a player who will be "taken care of" in away games.

"It's not the regular season now. The most important thing is to be cautious and finish the two away games carefully and safely."

As we all know, home court advantage is undoubtedly one of the major factors that determine the outcome of a game in the NBA, and this becomes particularly prominent in the playoffs.

This is also the reason why each team strives to reach the top and perform better in the regular season, undoubtedly because they want to get all the home court advantage in the playoffs.

This is something that many fans who only watch football in front of the TV don't understand. It's the same basketball court and the same players are playing. How can there be an advantage in changing places?

Is it the advantage of being able to sell one more ticket at home or allowing local fans to watch one more game live? ? ?

Not to mention, home court advantage is really important to NBA players. Some home arenas are called "devil's home arenas" by most players in the league, and have been voted as the arenas where they least want to play away games many times.

"Yes, I don't really like playing the Heat at home, haha, I always want to cry when I remember it."

Jiang Hao joked.

"Stop joking and talk about business!"

Jaylen continued.

The off-the-table moves that visiting teams will encounter at a rival home court are what they need to pay most attention to.

There's a lot to be aware of besides the fact that the floor and rim can be a ghost.

The Jazz used the high altitude and poisoning Jordan to let the Bulls pass in the finals at home.

Energy Solutions Arena, home of the Jazz, is undoubtedly the arena where all visiting team players do not want to go to play games.

First of all, the Jazz's home stadium is located in Salt Lake City, Utah. The average altitude here is 1,300 meters. Many players will suffer from altitude sickness when they come here, which greatly affects the state of the game. A player may not be able to play for 40 minutes in a plain area. I felt tired, and after 30 minutes of playing at the Jazz Arena, I was out of breath.