
NBA: What Is a Hang-Up Coach?
NBA:什么叫挂机型教练啊
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Nba's Strongest Coach
I think the coach is simple,
I originally thought that coaches were the leaders, just like what was written in the book, until I met someone in the industry and saw the courses and assignments he took to get his coaching certificate, and I could only say that it was really nonsense. Team clubs, especially those in Europe and the United States, basically have the same routine. First, there is a chairman who is responsible for business. He then considers team performance and business development. Will the team naturally make money if the team performs well? No, the team must have a balance between fans, victory, beauty and business. This is his job. The club team manager generally considers the configuration of the team's limited resources. Suppose you have 10 million to build a team. Your task is to have the personnel rights to select players and adjust the team's mentality. Many times mature teams will have relevant psychological construction for ordinary players. , But most of them are just kicked out if you don't meet the requirements. This is what a commercial team is. The focus is on the coach. He is responsible for winning for the club with limited resources. This can be divided into must-win and just-about-it. What must be won is the mortal enemy type and the competitive type. For this type, he must design a few games in advance. For a tactic, you usually need to train tactics and hone your skills. In order to win, you need to collect intelligence about the opponent through the media and headhunting. You have to predict who the opponent will use and how to configure the tactics. The gap between the team's star players and ordinary players is not that big. In many cases, the gap is amplified through tactics. This is what the coach has to do. In order to ensure that the tactics can be implemented, the resources, training, system, and guarantees that need to be allocated, all aspects need to be completed by the coach. This is why the coach usually involves assistant coaches, auxiliary roles, and even the leader of the team. This is preparation for war. It's a real game, and if we continue to play at this pace, is the coach really okay? The coach's work really started at this time. Before the game started, the team arranged for someone to record a video from three angles: one was the ball, where the ball was, where the people were, one was the opponent as a whole, and the other was the entire team, and then read the game. If you lose, if you do well, where the opponent has problems, where the opponent is playing well, so adjustments are needed. Sometimes the tactics can cover the weak points, so there is no need to pause, just call directly. If it doesn't work, pause to make substitutions. Generally speaking, the coach of the opposite team who has made effective adjustments will see it at a glance, and will also pause to make adjustments, read the game, argue with the referee on the spot, and strive for opportunities. This is the coach's task on the field. Relying on the players' own performance, they generally cannot catch up. Players who are smart in adjustments are encouraged to play freely. It means not to play tactics but to be flexible and adapt to see if you can catch up, or if you are ahead well, let the players fire freely, find out whether the flexible configuration of the players can produce chemical reactions, or substitute players to feel the rhythm of the game. After the game, cooperate with the club in external publicity, and then if there is enough time for the next game, meet with the coaching staff to analyze tactical problems, find your own problems, and then convert the items to be strengthened into training subjects, physical and technical cooperation, and find the opponent's cooperation. Make a mistake and find the bad points of the opponent. Once a mistake is made, the coaching team has to go out for an interview and deliberately say that we can win this time because of unity. The opposite team has problems with unity and their internal conflicts. In fact, everyone knows that so-and-so is definitely reused by me, not restricted. I really want to cooperate with that so-and-so. Opposite clubs will also capitalize on their own mistakes and talk to the media to block each other. This is considered normal operation. The first is to cause trouble for both parties. The second is to support the media. The media will not help you if it has no news. The media will not help you if it has no news. The third is to tease the fans. Tickets for both sides will be sold well. This is a win-win situation. This is considered the basic work, as well as the team's talent supply chain, talent application, tactical research, teaching, training, salary and benefits, discipline, environmental and physical fitness control, there are too many projects. I really think it is impossible to rely on one tactic to conquer the entire game. In the world, one tactic can conquer an entire season, but baseball is the only one. Every improvement in offensive training will be highlighted and opportunities will be created for him. Finally, why do many fans not feel the coach's tactical charm? One is that the fans cannot read the game, and the other is that the tactics are arranged 100% of the time. It is not easy for ordinary players to execute 30%. Many times players forget all tactics until the end of the game and often become gamblers. If the coach does not discover it in time, Adjustment, he can compete with the opponent's skills without considering effective goals. Players will think that I am number one and I can do it. No matter what, the coach cannot deny this spirit and idea. The encouragement of talents by outside clubs is that if you have three points in skills, I will give you eight points. It is better than your self-denial. Coaching is not easy.
The author Zhan Mi, a cloud fan, has eaten shit
This author is a data-based author. He doesn't have much of his own stuff. It's inevitable that he will be a eunuch.
Ordinary people's NBA dream journey
There has always been a question. If you are just an NBA basketball fan with average physical fitness, can you succeed in the NBA by relying solely on the information you have obtained? This book gave me the answer: become a Buddhist coach. A rare good book. The only flaw is that at the beginning of the book, there is no logical explanation for the protagonist's identity as the head coach. Even if you write that the protagonist takes advantage of his rebirth, makes tens of billions of dollars in the US stock market in a few years, and acquires the Bobcats, even if it is not reasonable, at least there is an explanation. It's so annoying to change like this without explanation at all and to be the head coach inexplicably.
The Bulls' three consecutive championships are simply written off, awesome!
What kind of new era does it take to carve a boat and seek a sword?
Search for potential players based on the future. The premise is that you must have the ability to explore their potential. If you really hang up, real gold will turn into dirt. No one is born with knowledge. If you don't give people an environment to grow up, they will only let their genius disappear from everyone.
A 1 million antique in the store, priced at 100 yuan The protagonist "I don't want to buy it with 100, I will buy it with 100,000 yuan. I spend less money, and I feel uncomfortable." Everyone "He is the one who was taken advantage of" Afterwards, the protagonist sold it for 1 million Everyone "He is a god!" Do you authors like to write like this?
I'm speechless. Readers who are looking for nba novels need a large section of popular science from you? 😅 If you don't want to write well, just say so.
It's like the way it was written twenty years ago is still a reduced version. The people around you are all purebred brainless tool NPCs. The trading of pig's feet is also difficult to explain. You think your results will be good this year, so you trade next year's first round and look like you are making a profit. In fact, pig's feet are just like a fool. Everyone thinks you are a loser, and you may be the unprotected first-round pick next year. At least they think so. Then you should do this and find a way to trade, otherwise you will lose money. Pig's Knuckle looks like he knows a lot, but his staffing and transaction choices are pretty mindless.
It is really the best digital novel from Qidian. I finished reading the content within an hour before it was released. There is no story content at all and no character dialogue. It just talks about the historical achievements and historical data of all the characters that appear, and then intersperses some NBA history and rules. I laughed when I read it. After reading novels for so many years, this was the first time I saw someone writing a novel like this. Even if I use AI to write a novel, it would be better than this, right? The author has a very serious tendency to preach. He constantly gives you the history and data of each player, and comments on all aspects of this player. I just thought, you know? Are all readers fools? Don't know anything? Don't you know anything about the NBA? What is the NBA like for you to tell? Significant to you?
Why don't this author stop writing about a group of rookies beating up other strong teams?
Hack-and-slash tactics can only limit O'Neal
After taking down all your main players, how can you still play in the third and fourth quarters? The entire bench combined is not enough to foul, and the main players have no physical strength? You can beat O'Neal, isn't that a joke?
I have read three or four books in a row, including the trumpet... The biggest problem is to have fun and think from someone else's perspective
It's so messy. Now it's 21 years, now 18 years, now 2005, it's all a mess.
Readable, but a bit boring
There is a lot of popular science, but not enough fun. The players are NPCs, and the coaches don't have much daily life. It's not like playing Basketball Manager. More daily routines, more characters, Nash's finger licking, Elvis Presley's efficiency, and the four muscles of LBJ can all be well written. The league's top wing lineup makes people's hearts beat just thinking about it! Full writing competition, dozens of chapters are boring, so keep up the good work!
As for the transaction in Chapter 4, the protagonists are dismissed. The New Army's first-round pick in the second year (a high-probability pick) and a starting-level shooter are exchanged for this season's No. 10 Pick. Even if the protagonist has a good record and the first-round pick is not valuable, it is because the author knows the future. So why not put the originally valuable pick into use for more things?
The tactics can be further developed. At this time, zone defense can be used. Use 23 zone defense to pull Nash to the bottom corner. This position can reduce the defensive disadvantage and allow high-impact forwards to rush forward during counterattacks. On the offensive end, Nash can play pick-and-roll with Brother No. 1 And Brother Diao. They have the impact and ability to distribute the ball, just like the previous Curry chasing pick-and-roll. Although Nash does not have Curry's ability to attract help defenders, Nash should be fine with better ball play.
Every time I reach the finals, I feel like I'm weak, and I can't do anything with my hands. This book is really rubbish
Alas, this is really disappointing. I feel like today's novels cannot be written without a system.
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Okay, now this book must at least be completed by leading Yang Hansen to win the championship😄
There are all kinds of fanfics out there, why doesn't anyone write about Battle?
Let's read a novel with the protagonist Battle.
The Bobcats did have a few starts, but I found that no author understood the expansion draft.
Some book reviews say that he is a data-based author, but I can only say that he can't even check the data. At the very least, a basketball fan should check the data and BBR (basketball reference), right? If you can't read English, then you should be able to use domestic websites like stat-NBA, right? Can the expansion draft pick Kyle Korver, Boris Diaw and Kendrick Perkins? Is management crazy? What is the concept of the 8-man protection list? There are basically 8 players in the regular main rotation. After protection, are there still important role players or potential players left for you to choose from? Especially for a tank team like the Hawks, where do they have so many players to protect? Those who are not on the protected list in the end are either restricted free agents whose contracts have expired, or junk contracts, or scraps. Gerald Wallace, who has not performed at all but sat on the Kings bench, will not be picked up by the Bobcats. In fact, the complete list of players available for the expansion draft is available on the external forum, and is posted below for the reference of interested book friends: List of players available for each team in the 2004 Bobcats expansion draft (team name + player name + position abbreviation, those marked R are restricted free agents) Atlanta Hawks - Alan Henderson: PF/C Boston Celtics - Chucky Atkins: PG - Brandon Hunt: PF - Jumaine Jones: SF/PF - Ernest Brown (R): C - Michael Stewart: C/PF Chicago Bulls - Antonio Davis: C/PF - Jerome Williams: PF - Eddie Robinson: SF/SG - Scottie Pippen: SF - Marcus Fizer(R): PF - Ronald Dupree(R): SF/PF Cleveland Cavaliers - Kevin Ollie: PG - Ira Newbell: SG/SF - Jason Kapono: SF/SG - Ruben Boumteje(R): C Dallas Mavericks - Danny Fortson: PF/C - Tariq Abdul-Wahad: SG/SF - Tony Delk: SG - Antoine Walker: PF/SF Denver Nuggets - Jeff Trepanier (R): SG Detroit Pistons - Eldon Campbell: C/PF - Collis Williamson: PF/SF Golden State Warriors - Evan Eschmeier: C/PF - J. R. Bremer (R): PG/SG - Popeye Jones: PF Houston Rockets - Adrian Griffin: SG/SF - Eric Piakowsky: SF/SG - Maurice Taylor: PF Indiana Pacers - Scott Pollard: C/PF - Primoz Blazek: C - Austin Crohill: PF/SF - Jamison Brewer (R): PG - Anthony Johnson: PG - James Jones: SF/SG Los Angeles Clippers - Kenyon Doolin(R): PG/SG - Matt Barnes(R): SF - Pedrag Drobiak: C/PF - Eddie House: SG/PG - John Muir(R): C Los Angeles Lakers - Rick Fox: SF - Derek Fisher (R): PG - Jamal Sampson: C/PF Memphis Grizzlies - Ryan Humphrey: PF - Beau Outlaw(R): PF/C - Troy Bell: PG - Dundee Jones(R): SG/SF - Ciarlon Smith: SF/PF - Jake Tsakalidis: C - Lorenzen Wright: C/PF Miami Heat - Eddie Jones: SG/SF - Brian Grant: PF/C - Loren Woods (R): C Milwaukee Bucks - Eric Strickland: SG/PG - Brian Skinner: C/PF Minnesota Timberwolves - Owen Johnson: C New Jersey Nets - Kerry Kittles: SG - Alonzo Mourning: C - Tamar Slay (R): SG/SF - Rodney Rogers: PF/SF New Orleans Hornets - Courtney Alexander (R): SG - Maurice Carter (R): SG/SF New York Knicks - Alan Houston: SG - Shanton Anderson: SG/SF - Anfernee Hardaway: PG/SG - Mookie Norris: PG - Cezari Tribanski: C Orlando Magic - DeShawn Stevenson (R): SG/SF - Reese Gaines: SG/PG - Britton Johnson (R): SF/PF - Zaza Pachulia: C/PF Philadelphia 76ers - Derek Coleman: PF/C - Greg Buckner: SG/SF - Allen McGee: SG/PG - Todd McCulloch: C - Mark Jackson: C/PF Phoenix Suns - Howard Isley: PG - JahiDee White: C/PF Portland Trail Blazers - Omar Cook: PG - Dan Dickau: PG - Desmond Ferguson (R): SG/SF - Eddie Gill: PG/SG - Ruben Patterson: SF/SG - Vladimir Stepania: C - Quentel Woods: SF Sacramento Kings - Gerald Wallace: SF San Antonio Spurs - Malik Rose: PF/C - Matt Carroll: SG/SF - Charlie Ward: PG Seattle SuperSonics - Rich Flahm (R): SG/SF - Jerome James: C - Calvin Booth: C/PF - Vitali Potapenko: C/PF Toronto Raptors - Ramond Murray: SF/PF - Jaylen Rose: SF/SG - Alvin Williams: PG Utah Jazz - Curtis Borchardt: C - Sasha Pavlovich: SF/SG Washington Wizards - Juan Dickerson: SG - Jerry Stackhouse: SG/SF - Christian Laettner: PF/C - Lonnie Baxter (R): PF/C
I feel like I was exempted from it some time ago. What's going on?