What kind of tactical play is the Lakers using now?

Princeton, however, has not worked very well so far, with only a few people on the team understanding the essence of it, and the Lakers need time to adapt to it. Princeton's style of play is actually the most common offensive style of play in basketball, but it is better reflected in the Kings. One Kings, for example.

In order to give full play to Princeton's offense, first of all, it is necessary to have an interior player with a relatively wide field of vision, because in this offensive system, when the interior player is mentioned in the high position, he must have a good vision and considerable passing skills; And the Kings have never lacked talent in this area, whether it is Webber, Divac in the past, or Miller now, all have a good sense of passing.

The specific Princeton offensive system is made around the interior players, mainly after the ball passes the front court, the center or power forward on the inside line will mention the high post to receive the ball, and then other players will use the reverse run or low cover to run out of the vacancy, so as to get the opportunity to score offensively; In such an offensive system, although the requirements for interior players will be relatively high, at the same time, there are also high requirements for other outside players, first of all, they must have good shooting skills, because most of the Princeton offensive final shots will be completed on the outside, so it is necessary to require outside players to be able to grasp the opportunities well. Therefore, in the Kings, Bibby, Peja, and newcomers Martin and Garcia all have considerable outside ability, and at the same time, they also have a lot of scoring methods when they run back and attack the interior, so the Kings' offense has always been outstanding in the league!

In fact, in basketball, Princeton's style of play is widely used, but because of the Kings' excellent interior strategy, this style of play can be better played!

Brown is trying Princeton.

Brown's intention was to play Princeton, but now it seems a bit of a four.

As the defending champions, the Lakers started the season very well, and it was also very easy, with Lao Zhan and Davis paddling one after another. Every player has their own positioning, Kuzma has been very good this season, he is very clear about his positioning, and he is very positive in all aspects of defense and rebounding. In my opinion, the biggest improvement is self-confidence, which is something that no team has in a championship culture.

The Lakers lost in the past two days, which triggered the outbreak of a lot of sunspots, and the continuous away games have reached the fatigue period, and it is normal to lose, and there is no need to go online, so I will talk about my understanding of the Lakers' tactics.

The Lakers' fast-break efficiency is very high, which can be said in two ways: if James gets the defensive rebound and advances quickly, it's basically a dragon, either the ball goes in or it is one and one, and if it's Davis's fast-break, then you will see the quarterback's long pass, which is basically a dunk. Because of this kind of passing, there are no more than five in the league, and Davis's height and reach are specialized in receiving this kind of ball.

It's a lethal ball because you can only foul Davis and get Davis to the free throw line. There is also Pope's conversion three-point shot, and other teams should be happy that Rondo has traded this year, otherwise Rondo also has this ability, and the pass can be given to James and Davis, so Rondo is gone, and it cannot but be said that it is a huge loss for the Lakers.

Gasol Jr. has a very good ability to respond, the Lakers have done a lot of articles around this point, the first Gasol Jr. has a very good three-point ability, so the opponent doesn't dare to put it at all, so there are a lot of empty cut balls, pants horse James and Pope Carus, these players are very good, the ball quotient is very high, the so-called ball to hand, this kind of strategy ability can be used near the middle line, and can also be used in the low post to respond to the pass, friends who have played know that there is a teammate who can pass the ball, and it will be very comfortable to play, And the team culture is very cohesive. So Gasol Jr.'s role for the Lakers can't be measured by data at all. There's also James organizing on the outside, covering shooters and running out to shoot threes, which is a lot like the kind of ball from Green and Curry of the Warriors.

This tactic was played in the last offense when playing against the 76 team, James took the ball at 45 degrees, feigned offense, Schroder covered Davis in the bottom corner, and Davis quickly attacked the basket. James gives the ball and it is easy to score two points due to Davis' athleticism. This is an uncommon tactic for the Lakers.

As for the killer feature of the Lakers is the blocking of Davis and James, many fans who watch the game know it, so I won't elaborate.

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There are three tactics that are commonly used, which are a moment of truth, blind pigs, and punching the chest. The specific tactical analysis is as follows:

First, it is called a moment of truth. This tactic is also very simple, that is, after the ball carrier (usually Kobe) encounters defensive pressure, he distributes the ball to the main scorer waiting on the other side, that is, Kobe and O'Neal each go to one side, and the opposite center of gravity immediately divides the other side to attack.

The second is called the Blind Pig. When Kobe Bryant faced the defense, Horry or Rick Fox came out to block and dismantle, and if the opposite side did not change the defense, Kobe Bryant went in directly, and handed over to the forward player to play the big and small if he changed the defense. It doesn't matter if the other side blocks all of them, because while the few of them are executing this tactic, Fisher and Horry or Rick Fox (if Rick Fox blocks the pick-and-roll, Horry and Fisher do it, if Horry blocks the pick-and-roll, then Rick Fox and Fisher do it) is already running.

I'll take a look at it here, Rick Fox comes to block and dismantle as an example, Kobe Bryant can get in with the help of the pick-and-roll, and if he can't get in, he will come to the No. 3 position to play the No. 2 position, and at the same time as the blocking, Horry and Fisher are running in different directions, Kobe and Rick Fox are blocked, and there will inevitably be a third player coming over, so Fisher and Horry must have an empty space, because they are running in different directions, whoever has an open space passes to whom to shoot, both of them are marksmen.

In case these four people are blocked, it means that the opposite side used the power of five people to gamble on defense, and immediately the inside line O'Neal is a strong dunk, or O'Neal gives the runner a chance to make a vacant shot.

The third one is called punching the chest. Two players will block on one wing and one player in the bottom corner on the other side. The purpose of this tactic is that because two people go out to respond to the ball carrier, they must pull out the three people on the opposite side, in order to solve the vacancy in the bottom corner, the rest of the people on the opposite side will leave at most one under the basket, then O'Neal will get a one-on-one opportunity, needless to say, what is waiting is a strong slam dunk, if those two people wrap O'Neal, Horry and Fisher who stay in the bottom corner will get an empty opportunity, which is likely to be a three-point shot.

The Lakers are a very well-known team in the NBA. Their most common tactic during the treble was the flank cut-in. And this tactic is also a repeated victory.

Tactics, pick-and-roll tactics, offensive tactics, cover tactics, and tactics without a center lineup are all more commonly used tactics.

Triangle attacks, off-ball running, and flanking cuts are all relatively common and have a strong fight.

As long as Brother Block Lakers this year's championship! That's good! Now Kobe Bryant is the best, with the right and left arms, he will lead everyone to win the glory that belongs to them!

The most famous is the triangle offense, followed by the efforts of the whole team, Kobe's dominance, Gasol's height, Odom's assistance, Artay's defense, and Xiaoyu's experience, which are all the Lakers' style of play.

With Kobe Bryant as the center, the other role players are in position.

Depending on the opponent's defense, ......

In fact, there is no special style of play, it is the so-called triangle tactic.

The Rockets won the first game of the second round of the playoffs with a score of 100-92 at the Staples Arena, the home of the Lakers.

It's a game of one man (Kobe) and a group of men (Yao Ming.

Battier. Atay).

This gives us a little hope.

Maybe rockets can work miracles? Knocking out the Lakers to enter the Western Conference Finals?

In today's game, the Rockets played really well overall.

It's also tenacious. But don't assume that the Lakers shoot 2-of-18 three-pointers every game.

Don't think Gasol will have less than 30 shots in the next game.

The Rockets still have a gap with the Lakers.

But anyway.

Yao. Battier.

Atai and so on. Let us see the tenacity of the rocket.

Brooks. Landry.

Lowry. Let us see the hope of rockets.

That's probably what the game brought us more importantly.

But on the whole.

The rocket did not have a big advantage.

The Lakers are bound to take it seriously in the next game.

Objectively. The Rockets should be able to play the Lakers for six games.

In the end, 2 4 lost to the Lakers.

Bless Yao Ming. Although the Lakers are strong.

Although we also love Kobe!

The current Los Angeles Lakers centers are Roy Hibbert and Robert Thackeray.

Roy Hibbert (Roy Hibbert), born on December 11, 1986 in Queens, New York, USA, is an American professional basketball player and a center, playing for the NBA Los Angeles Lakers.

Robert Sacre, born on June 6, 1989 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA, is a Canadian professional basketball player who plays as a center for the NBA Los Angeles Lakers.