activa-t Chapter 313 It's My Fault For Playing Well
Chapter 313 It's My Fault For Playing Well
Chapter 313 It's My Fault For Playing Well
The Charlotte Bobcats got a rare fast break opportunity, and this time the Pacers' old guys couldn't catch up.
Gerald Wallace stepped into the free throw line in one step, received a pass from Zhao Ke, took two steps with a run-up, soared into the air, and dunked hard!
In the next game, the Indiana Pacers continued to be pressed and frantically pressed by the Charlotte Bobcats, and the super physical fitness of the Charlotte Ironmen League was fully revealed.
On the contrary, the old guys were a bit overwhelmed. Halfway through the first quarter, Rick Carlisle replaced Jeff Foster with the breathless Uncle Dale.
The center forward consumes the most in quick offensive and defensive transitions. They have the deepest positions, so they have the longest sprint distance. In addition to sprinting, they have to maintain regular hand-to-hand combat. Uncle Dale's 200 kilograms is really too much for him.
However, Jeff Foster is not weaker than Dale Davis, he is a rare fierce white insider.Unlike other white insiders who like to fly kites, he prefers to wrestle under the basket, grab rebounds, especially offensive rebounds, and he likes and is good at them.
The ferocious Jeff Fortes quickly made Dwight Howard suffer. His tonnage is very impressive, his lower limbs are thick, and his prediction is good. He raised his elbow and stuck Howard behind him. The young "Warcraft" couldn't push him at all.
The Charlotte Bobcats lost several backcourt rebounds.
The Pacers have become iron during this time, and they are very hungry for offensive rebounds. Rick Carlisle's substitution is simply a stroke of magic.
Jermaine O'Neal was double-teamed, Jamal Tinsley and Artest were also double-teamed occasionally, and even Reggie Miller, who was holding the ball, would be double-teamed. It was crazy!
Under the Charlotte Bobcats' infinite rotation defense, the Pacers rarely get open opportunities, and it is very good to be able to play singles, so hurry up!
So the Pacers' shooting rate dropped, and the sound of "boom, bang, bang" strikes one after another, and the rebounds splashed after more strikes!
Now the Pacers' offensive routine looks like this:
Reggie Miller threw a three-pointer against Zhao Ke's defense, and it was iron.
Jeff Foster got the rebound and threw it to Jamal Tinsley to reorganize.
Artest, who got the pass, ignored Gerald Wallace's interference and forced a three-pointer.
Jeff Foster gets the rebound again, continues throwing to Jamal Tinsley to regroup…
On the sidelines, Tom Thibodeau looked at the abused Happy Beast with some concern, and asked Don Nelson in a low voice if he wanted to replace Chris Anderson for a while.
Don Nelson said with a smile: "No, the team is still ahead, our Warcraft will always grow up, and now these must be experienced!"
The nickname given to Dwight Howard by Zhao Ke has been widely circulated in Charlotte, and has now replaced his real name, and Howard himself also likes this "nickname" very much, because he is a loyal fan of WOW.
On the third rebound, Howard suffocated his strength, came first, his head almost got into the basket, and took the rebound from Jeff Foster's head.
Zhao Ke stepped forward and patted his buttocks, saying, "Well done, Warcraft!"
Howard immediately grinned: "Of course, I am the man who will become the king of rebounds! Wow..."
Well, give some sunshine and you will be brilliant!
Don Nelson beckoned, and Zhao Ke was replaced by Andre Iguodala.
Zhao Ke was a little out of breath, but there was nothing wrong with playing for a few more minutes. He recovered very well without any sequelae.
Walked to the sidelines and gave Iguodala a high-five, then took the towel handed over by Chris Anderson, wiped off his sweat, and sat down next to Don Nelson.
"Coach, can I still fight?"
Zhao Ke had a premonition that Don Nelson might hide himself.
"Put on your training uniform, you don't have to do it again this time." Don Nelson said lightly.
Sure enough, the hunch was right, I might have encountered a fake trainer!
"You fought really well, but this group of boys who don't know the heights of the heavens and the earth need a defeat to clear their heads!"
Don Nelson sighed and patiently explained to Zhao Ke.
This is embarrassing, is it my fault for playing well?
Zhao Ke's face turned down, I don't know if I should say MMP or not?
Seeing that Zhao Ke's expression was not good, Don Nelson said again: "I thought that even with you, I would lose this match, but your hit rate is too high!"
Well, it's all my fault, who made me play well?
Zhao Ke put on his training clothes in a hurry. The air conditioner in the Conseco Arena is still very powerful, so don't catch a cold.
"Zhao Ke, how did you come up with the tactic of infinite rotation defense?" Don Nelson asked with his head tilted.
"Coach, are you going to ask me once a day?" Zhao Ke was very annoyed. Ever since he came up with this tactical idea, the "mad scientist" wanted to tear his head off and study it.
"Uh, have I asked so many times?" Don Nelson smiled sheepishly.
Zhao Ke rolled his eyes, in fact, you did it on purpose.
"Every time I see this tactic, I'm always amazed, you boy is such a genius!" Don Nelson looked at the wild bobcats in the field, and admired him sincerely.
When implementing the tactic of infinite rotation defense, Iguodala is more suitable than Zhao Ke, because he is stronger and can defend from the first position to the fourth position.
Of course, after Zhao Ke fully recovers, he can do the same. This will be the next season.
Zhao Ke ignored the old coach's praise, he was already numb.
Since he brought up this tactic in Don Nelson's office ten days ago, Zhao Ke has been praised by Don Nelson and Tom Thibodeau these days!
Tom Thibodeau whispered to Don Nelson about the "elevator door tactic" invented by Zhao Ke in the Knicks.
Although in the second season of the Knicks due to poor lineup configuration, this tactic was abandoned, but Don Nelson knows the goods, and this tactic can be carried forward in the Bobcats!
Don Nelson couldn't help stretching out his big hand, and scratched Zhao Ke's head. What exactly is stored in this sphere?
The corners of Zhao Ke's mouth twitched. He should stay away from Don Nelson in the future, or he would be bald already, and he would cry to someone...
On the coaching bench, you and I are peaceful, but on the basketball court, the fight is inextricable.
After Zhao Ke left the field, the Charlotte Bobcats lost the most stable scoring point on the outside.
Iguodala is now correcting the problem of one-footed jumping. He can't take care of his feet. It's the worst time for shooting. He doesn't want to make a fool of himself.
However, Iguodala's presence has greatly enhanced the Bobcats' defense, and they wantonly double-teamed the Pacers' ball holders, making the opponent more iron.
With Zhao Ke's outstanding performance in the first half, although the Charlotte Bobcats' lead has been eroded, they have not been overtaken.
At the end of the first quarter, the Bobcats led by 29 points at 25:4.
(End of this chapter)