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

Chapter 321 You will be beaten to death (first update)
Min Congda said so, but Wallace didn't quite believe it.

It's not that he doesn't believe that there is something wrong with Min Congda's strategy. If there is any problem with this strategy, he will know when he goes back and asks the coach.

He didn't believe that Min Congda was just helping him as a friend.

Wallace believes that Min Congda said this because of his self-confidence.

"Smart is such a confident person. What he means is, even if he tells me the coping strategy, the Grizzlies are still not the Clippers' opponents, right?"

Thinking of this, Wallace was on pins and needles.

Two seasons have passed, why do you feel that the gap between yourself and Min Congda is widening?

At this time, the score on the field did not increase further, and the Grizzlies successfully scored a goal after a timeout, approaching the score.

The Clippers finally missed a ball, Randolph missed a high jumper.

Griffin grabbed the backcourt rebound, dribbled the ball halfway, and suddenly accelerated near the midfield!
After passing Marc Gasol, he broke into the basket again!
Ricky Davis came over to defend, and Griffin made a brilliant pass to Young.

Yang caught the ball and dunked easily!
This ball is purely based on Griffin's personal ability.

Rebound, dribble, drive, pass, assist.

Griffin's talent is clearly revealed in this ball.

Seeing this ball, Min Congda knew why everyone chose Griffin as the No. [-] pick.

In addition to his impressive physical fitness, his ball handling level is as good as his vision.

Min Congda nodded to Wallace and said, "Don't let Griffin just be a rigid power forward. He has very good talent, and he should give full play to his comprehensive abilities."

Wallace nodded again and again, but he still had some doubts in his heart.

For Griffin's future direction, Wallace is not very sure.

Now the league is in a transition period, and no one knows what direction it will develop in the future.

Griffin's template is Karl Malone, and the Grizzlies began to hope that Griffin could become a tough traditional power forward like Malone.

But in many games this season, Griffin has shown a strong desire to pass and control.

Coaches have sometimes been critical of Griffin's dribbling too much, stealing the point guard's job.

According to the development strategy of the Grizzlies team, they want to go on the road of hardline and defensive.

The positioning of Griffin is a tough low-post defender and an efficient scorer.

The so-called efficient scorer means less movement and control, and directly attacks the basket.

As an end point, efficiently complete team tactics and score points.

But Min Congda said that he hopes to let Griffin develop in an all-round way?Dribble pass?
Wallace is puzzled in his heart. He is not sure whether Min Congda wants to help the Grizzlies and Griffin.

He just silently wrote down Min Congda's words, and he would think about it slowly when he encountered problems later.

Min Congda didn't think too much about it. He just watched Griffin's performance and gave a pertinent opinion based on the Grizzlies lineup.

He was also grateful, "Fortunately, Griffin was not chosen at the beginning. He is really talented and has a lot to do."

The offensive power of the Grizzlies' starting lineup is actually seriously insufficient. Conley and Griffin are the ones who really have the offensive ability to hold the ball.

In the 90s, the Utah Jazz was based on Malone + Stockton, and at least there was a Hornacek.

Where is the Grizzlies' Hornacek? OJ-Mayo?

The third-year Mayo's performance this season has been even worse.

The performance on the field has declined sharply, and the defense has been reduced to a substitute.

Beasley, who was signed first and then traded for, is even more of a colander + lone wolf, with a black hole in the possession of the ball, and the ball cannot be released when it is in the hand.

And as the third position who takes on the heavy responsibility of defense, Beasley's defense is really bad.

Of course, even if Wallace keeps Rudy Gay, Gay's performance will not be much better than Beasley.

Because of a team with point guard + power forward as the basic structure, the third position cannot be too brilliant, and it is destined to be a supporting role.

If the third position occupies a lot of ball rights, it means that the function of the fourth position has been encroached and the data has been greatly weakened.

In history, the third and fourth positions are both superstars and can match each other, almost none.

The only exception is Bird and McHale of the Celtics in the 80s, but McHale has also played the sixth man for many years, and Bird is not so much a third position as a free agent.

And the relationship between the two off-court is also extremely bad, hardly speaking.

The person who has a better understanding with Bird on the court is Dennis Johnson.

Min Congda's vision is very precise. He sees the urgent requirement of the Grizzlies' defensive function at the [-]rd position, and also sees that Griffin's comprehensive ability should be developed to become the tactical axis of the Grizzlies, a poor offensive team.

Every goal the Grizzlies scored at the beginning was related to Griffin, and his fighting spirit is very strong tonight.

Not only is his fighting spirit strong, but the key is that he has this ability.

Min Congda thought: "If the Grizzlies are trained well, Griffin will also become a hindrance to the Clippers' progress in the future. He is capable and motivated, and he is a good seed worth cultivating."

Being a spy at home won't work well, and Min Congda has already started to reach out to other teams.

At 10:8, the Grizzlies chased for 4 points after a timeout.

The Clippers changed their style of play here, and Randolph made a low post.

Randolph caught the ball and forced Jordan with his back, turned around and hooked.

Jordan struggled to take off to block Randolph's hook.

As a result, the ball will pass through his fingertips and fall into the basket.

"You jumped too late!" Randolph also reminded the former teammate.

Jordan didn't give Randolph a good fight with the ball.

He is tall and has long arms, thinking that he can let Randolph take a step, and then serve him with a big hat.

Unexpectedly, Randolph has rich experience, and after occupying a favorable position, he hooked over the block and scored two points.

Fatty Lan's experience in low positions has become more and more abundant, and his ability to eat alone has gradually reached a peak state.

By this summer, Randolph will celebrate his 30th birthday, and the past few years will undoubtedly be his peak period.

Min Congda was really good at renewing his contract, leaving the peak Randolph in the Clippers.

Now the Clippers' ability to dominate the ball on the field has reached a very high level.

Baron Davis, Curry, Gasol Jr., three players with organizational skills.

And both inside and outside, clear responsibilities, playing in an orderly manner.

The Grizzlies continue to rely on Griffin on offense.

Griffin gets the ball in the high post and tries to make passes and cuts at the top of the key.

As a result, the ball passed to Conley inside was blocked by Curry.

Curry, who succeeded in stealing the ball, immediately promoted a fast break and counterattack, crossing halftime extremely quickly.

Conley and Tony Allen's attention was on Curry.

The Grizzlies retreated fast enough, but there was still a gap in the middle.

Curry passed the ball to the basket, Gasol received the ball and easily cut in for a layup.

The score was immediately opened up again, the Clippers' offense was changeable, and the Grizzlies were hard to defend against.

Wallace looked at his team's defense, and said: "I think we still need to strengthen the one-on-one defense on the outside, reduce double-team rotation, and shrink the defensive formation!"

Min Congda hurriedly said, "What are you kidding? If you defend like this, you will be killed when you play the second team!"

"Ah? Really? Isn't this the right way to prevent it?"

"No, of course not."

"Then how should we guard against it?"

"I didn't teach you just now. I'm left, I have to think again."

(End of this chapter)