NBA: The Talent Burst from the Start

Rivers is also very helpless about how the team lost.

Although Rivers has won the championship, his coaching ability is still criticized.

Many people think that in 2008, Rivers was able to lead his team to defeat the Lakers.

It mainly depends on the strength of their three stars, and has nothing to do with this head coach.

Later, the Lakers beat the Celtics in a row because of differences in the configuration of the coaches between the two sides.

Swap Phil Jackson and Rivers.

To get three consecutive championships, I am afraid it is the Celtics.

Especially in the Heat, after the recent two years of sudden emergence.

Coupled with the Bulls, it made the originally strong Celtics look less powerful.

When the stars are on the side, it doesn't seem to be very different from before, so the problem is naturally thrown on the head coach.

For the discussion between the media and fans, Firth did not intend to ignore it at first.

But later, with more and more questions from everyone, even if the coach did not want to respond, I am afraid it would not be appropriate.

The Celtics themselves are relatively cold-blooded, and they change coaches very frequently.

Rivers has very clearly felt that if he does not win the championship.

With the three stars getting older, he is likely to be the first to lose his head coach position.

So next, Rivers also began to discuss with the team.

I hope that everyone can follow their own tactics and tell the truth about the problems they have encountered recently. …

But as it turns out, there are some things that Rivers can't really handle.

First of all, on the use of Ray Allen, Rivers is facing great difficulties.

According to the standard of last season, Ray Allen needs to undertake the outside offensive firepower, mainly for stable three-point output.

At the same time, he has to do the heavy duty of defense. These problems are all piled on Ray Allen's body, and it seems that he is no longer as handy as before.

Ray Allen himself has complained more than once, and he seems to be getting less and less attention on the offensive end.

He is only in his 30s now, and he still has a lot of ability. He hopes that he can still gain the trust of the coach at the end of his peak.

As a member of the 1996 Golden Generation, Ray Allen's state is still pretty good.

Rivers is naturally very clear, so if this player is not used well, he, the coach, has to bear a lot of responsibility.

The outside world also criticized Rivers, believing that there was a big problem with Rivers' use of Ray Allen this season.

Regarding this issue, Firth and the coaching staff finally came to the conclusion through discussion that they should have a good chat with the team's starting guard, Rondo.

However, Rondo expressed his attitude that he will not change his style of play and will only pass the ball to those who think it is most necessary.

··For flowers....

This remark also made Rivers very embarrassed as a head coach.

To be fair, Rivers is the one with the most coaching authority.

But in fact, with the two seasons, Rondo's performance is getting better and better.

The status of the entire tactic began to tilt towards him instead.

Including two other stars, Pierce and Garnett are also more supportive of Rondo.

The Celtics, which originally belonged to three stars, are now a bit disintegrating.

Although everyone didn't really tear their faces on the surface, it seemed that the relationship began to become very tense...

In this case, Rivers finally made up his mind to call several core members of the team in front of him.

"You don't have any ideas, what we have to face next is that the Lakers have already won two consecutive losses.

However, the Lakers are playing better and better. Our ultimate goal is to go out of the East and seek revenge for the Lakers!

So I hope you can put down the grudges in your heart and understand what you should do.

No matter what happens, you have to wait until you win the Lakers before making a decision!"

What Rivers said was still very powerful.

When you are not united within yourself, you really need to find an enemy outside.

It is not an exaggeration for a traditional powerhouse like the Celtics to regard the Lakers as their worst enemy.

And it's human nature... corpses.