I was determined to be bad, but I went straight to the Basketball Hall of Fame

Chapter 140 Small note (second update)
The performance of the Lakers in the third quarter gave Min Congda a deeper understanding of the basketball game.

It took Phil Jackson the first half of his 40 years of his life to achieve this level of sublimation, with experiences related to basketball and life.

As for Min Congda so far this season, he has only watched more than 50 games on the spot.

After comprehending this state, the situation on the court is not so isolated in Min Congda's eyes, but more fluid.

Players are no longer just individual players, but part of a whole.

There are two teams fighting on the field, one in white and one in purple.

Each group consists of five people, surrounding a ball and two baskets, competing for fluid space on the court.

Once the game is observed from this overall perspective, the game is no longer rigid, and tactics are no longer routine.

Everything is changing rapidly. Every choice of each person will have an impact on the whole, and then affect the trend of the game.

This feeling made Min Congda feel very strange. He thought he had a deep understanding of basketball.

Now it seems that there are more things worth learning: "emmm... basketball is still a bit interesting, and it is worth continuing to dig."

This kind of appreciation and exploration of the basketball game itself made Min Congda temporarily forget the stakes of winning and losing on the court.

After the start of the fourth quarter, Curry rested off the court, and his performance in the third quarter was not good.

Except for the empty cut layup, no more points were scored, and the Clippers' offensive focus returned to the inside.

Obviously played very easy in the first half, why didn't it all of a sudden in the second half?
Is my state not good, or is the opponent's defense too strong?
In fact, smart players know best in their hearts.

The state of professional players is generally maintained in good condition.

Unless you encounter some accidents or decline in physical fitness, continuous battles are too tiring.

Generally very stable.

Curry had such a good shooting feeling in the first half, so there is no bad state.

That is, the strength of the Lakers has increased, and the defense is more targeted and tougher.

Curry can no longer play according to the style of play in the first half, and needs to be changed.

But Curry is not the core of the team's tactics, but only a part of the overall tactics.

Your link has already played a role in the first half, since it has no effect in the second half, then you should rest.

The team still has other tactical links that work. You see, relying on Randolph and Gasol, they are slowly catching up.

But Curry is still very unwilling, and the performance of driving high and low will make people feel a strong sense of frustration.

After the start of the fourth quarter, the Lakers still firmly controlled the scene and suppressed the Clippers.

They are masters of positional offense, with three points that can play back and singles, and two points that can shoot the ball at any time.

There is also Odom, a versatile player who can rush, shoot, rebound, and back up.

This is a universal glue that can always jump out to help the team when tactics fail.

The NBA game is the accumulation of one ball and one ball, and it is the polishing of details.

The reason why the Lakers can beat other teams to win the championship lies in their control of details.

In many games, the final outcome is only a few points away. One shot, one three-pointer, and one free throw can determine the victory of a game.

Why such a victory, in the end, mostly belongs to the Lakers, because of the more perfect details.

(And the occasional help from referees in crunch time.)
They were in full swing, and they achieved the ultimate in both offense and defense, and the Clippers were overwhelmed.

The point difference was widened again, 84:95, the Lakers led by 11 points in the middle of the fourth quarter!

The Lakers did not make major adjustments to the lineup, and did not use targeted tactics.

Not even a defensive trap for Randolph or Gordon.

Just relying on the player's state and the intensity of the game, it forcibly overwhelmed the Clippers.

Suppressed the Clippers' offensive arrogance and feeling.

Dunleavy can only call a timeout again, giving people the feeling that the Clippers are gone.

An impact in the first half broke up the Lakers and kept the lead.

As soon as the championship team exerted its strength in the second half, the Clippers still couldn't hold on.

The hard power of the Lakers is there, and no strategy is needed.

Being yourself is the best strategy for the Lakers.

When most people think that the Clippers have no hope.

Not every Clipper has given up on struggling.

In the final stage of the fourth quarter, there are still more than six minutes before the end of the game.

At this time, Mike Dunleavy, who has always been conservative in style, once again resorted to a three-guard chasing combination.

It was with this combination that the Clippers defeated the Lakers in the opening game.

Of course, that Lakers game was not complete without Gasol.

Now that Dunleavy is repeating the old trick, will it still be effective?
"Using three guards again, can this trick still work...

Min Congda looked at the three guards and knew that Lao Deng was going to fight for his life.

But the defense of the three guards is a loophole, and the Lakers' forward line is so strong.

The Lakers lost in the opening game because Gasol was not there, and Odom consumed too much inside.

Now that Gasol is back, Odom and Artest, how can the Clippers stand up to this hand-to-hand combat ability.

After the three guards came on the field, Gordon immediately hit a three-pointer from the outside.

But on the defensive end, the Lakers grabbed two offensive rebounds in a row.

Odom made a layup and fouled Camby.

Camby had five fouls tonight and he's really getting old.

Dunleavy replaced Gasol Jr., replacing Camby.

Odomga made a free throw, and the three-pointer just made was in vain.

"This old Deng doesn't know how to be flexible at all. Although he has tried a lot of new lineups and tactics, you have changed the soup like this without changing the medicine!"

Seeing that the three backs were still dominated by Davis, Min Congda knew it was unreliable.

It is difficult for a heavy guard like Baron Davis to take advantage of the Twin Towers lineup.

"It's the best choice to let Curry take the lead and let Baron assist the offense..."

Min Congda couldn't stand watching Davis break through the basket and be blocked by Gasol.

Although he wanted the Lakers to win, he had another thought in his mind: he wanted to know how much this kid Curry weighed.

Min Congda has admitted that he failed in the blind selection in the draft.

Curry has great potential. If he doesn't deal with it well, his plan may be ruined!
But how much potential does Curry have, can it be the same as Kobe?Or just at the level of Baron Davis.

Min Congda didn't know, he could understand the current situation, but he couldn't understand the future.

He wanted to find out how deep the water in Curry was.

So, he asked Ada to give him the notebook, wrote a sentence on it with a pen, tore it off, and handed it to Ada, saying: "Give the note to Dunleavy, say that I wrote it, and do as it says."

Ada obediently handed the note to Dunleavy who was directing from the sidelines, saying that it was from Mr. Smart.

Dunleavy opened the note and wrote a very simple sentence on it: Let Curry hold the ball.

(End of this chapter)