NBA: Duncan Feels Uneasy Coaching Warriors

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In fact, small ball tactics are not as ten years ahead of the league as it is said. If I have to say it, the Chinese team is twenty years ahead of the NBA. This tactic of one big team with four small teams was common among Asian and European teams in the 1990s. At that time, many NBAA teams also used this tactic. Why did the NBA teams at that time not use this tactic but instead like to dunk suddenly and suddenly? Such games are highly exciting and enjoyable, and they are also intended to promote the NBA to the world.

Isn't the Warriors' so-called small ball tactics just relying on the league's highly praised parkour tactics for off-ball fouls without being called by the referee?

I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters. I thought too much about small ball. The small ball tactic is just a tactic when there is a lack of big centers. Like the previous big center tactic, it relies more on players of a certain level. Without Curry, small ball is just an ordinary tactic.

Is Duncan feeling uneasy? Duncan has become famous, has passed his peak period, and is about to retire It doesn't matter whether he wins the last championship or not, are you still uneasy?

It's fun to watch, but the author is too impressionistic and directly applies the players' current performance to the past. Many players have slowly improved step by step. It's not that their head coach didn't give them a chance, but that they actually spent a long time slowly polishing their skills and bodies. Many players are not good before they are bad in the future. The author's writing is too divorced from reality and too idealistic. A rookie will be at 90% of his peak level.

If NBA rules don't change, small ball tactics won't be possible, and they won't be abused in the playoffs.

It's really hard to read a basketball novel without cheats and the main character is not Chinese.

We were champions before you came, and then the author was slapped by Green in the locker room. It was cool.

Is the author reading the comments? ? Can I give you a suggestion? ! ! ! Can you not use the full names of Giannis Antetokounmpo, Terry Stokes, and Draymond Green throughout this article? ? ? ? I use audiobooks and it sounds so annoying! ! ! Can this name have a few more words? ? ? Why don't you try listening to books yourself? ! !

With the plug-in, the game is always 55. If you are a weak team, forget it. A top team like the Warriors. Still like this. . .

It has been on the shelves since I was over 30. 6 It has to be you

This TND is on the shelves too quickly, right?

What is this book about? Completely re-enact the Warriors' dynasty? ? ? Does this still need to be written?

There are two or three chapters in one game. Why write so much nonsense?

In fact, every time I watch NBA coaches, I am a bit confused. Even with a so-called iron-clad team and poor players, even coaching is not a permanent career. . . . . After improving the quality of the players so much, what should we do if the returning players are transferred?

Eunuch 😰😰😰

Most of the chief assistant coaches are close confidants of the head coach, so how did you, an assistant coach in your 20s, get into this position?

How many people still watch the NBA now? I heard it's getting worse and worse. 😥

Why are there so many coaching articles? Can anyone tell me what the highlights of coaching articles are?

To be honest, in the current NBA, let alone establishing a three-consecutive championship dynasty, it is basically impossible. Even the Universe Warriors have not succeeded.

I've read more than a dozen chapters, and it's well written except that I don't understand football.

Phil Jackson has a total of 13 championship rings, right?

Paul Griffin and Jordan were all traded away. Paul got injured as soon as he entered the playoffs. From the Clippers to Mosaic, his fingers and hips were injured. In the 17-18 season, Mosaic vs. Warriors were injured at critical moments in the tiebreaker. In short, Pao Luo's gun frame easily fell apart in the playoffs and he was always injured inexplicably. Jordan was terrible at taking free throws, but his salary was too high. Griffin couldn't make key shots, and he was unreliable in tough battles.

Package and trade Paul Griffin and Jr. Jordan D. K. For Paul George, Jrue Holiday, Gordon, Pj Tucker, Brogdon, and Middleton

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Does the skill that fixes 80% of peak ability weaken the player? For example, a peak shot of 90, a superstar level, 80% only has 72 points, which can only be considered as a championship rotation, not as good as a strong rookie.

What's going on? Is it updated every two days now?

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