Last year the Grizzlies hacked the Spurs? Why did the Grizzlies beat the Spurs?

On April 30, 2010, Beijing time, the Spurs lost to the Grizzlies 91-99 away, and the overall score was 2-4. The Grizzlies also became the fourth team to stage the Black Eight Miracle after the Nuggets, Knicks and Warriors. It was also the first time in the history of the Grizzlies that they had won a series.

It must be dark.

It was supposed to be a sweep.

It's just that Spurs are too lucky.

The Grizzlies are the Black Eight in the 2010-2011 season, and the opponent is the Spurs.

Mainly because Duncan's interior dominance declined at that time, and the Grizzlies were very strong inside. In fact, it was the Grizzlies who defeated the Spurs with a strong interior line.

Because the Spurs weren't in particularly good shape at the time. Because someone in the team was injured at that time, and there was some infighting in the team, the whole team had problems and was eliminated in the game.

Because in the first round of the playoffs, they made a serious mistake and their teammates did not cooperate well, so they were eliminated, and a lot of things happened at that time, the Spurs began to transform, and the core players were replaced.

On the NBA stage, there is never a shortage of stories of coming from behind, such as the second game between the Warriors and the Clippers in the first round of the playoffs last season, and the Clippers completed the first 32-point comeback in the playoffs in history. Another example is the current topic: the Spurs in '11 were taken aback by the playoff team Grizzlies.

The reasons for this are nothing more than a few points: Spurs' tactical failures, an aging roster and some elements of luck.

The Spurs changed their style of play, and although they won the first place in the regular season, they were full of loopholes due to the beginning of the change, and in the first year of that year, the Spurs' positional style of play was recognized by other teams, so they did not achieve a good record. In the 10 11 season, the San Antonio Spurs began to try a new style of play, that is, a way of playing faster and focusing on offensive and defensive transitions. This tactic was still successful in the regular season (61 wins), but in the playoffs, with the sharp increase in the intensity of confrontation, the Spurs' fast-break play in the run-in period was eaten by the Grizzlies, so the Spurs made mistakes and even mistakes one after another, sending the opponent to score, and the series was naturally difficult to win.

The average age of the team is too old to keep up with the Grizzlies' youthful footsteps, and the Spurs' true ace GDP duo is already old, and the youngest Parker is already twenty-nine years old. Spurs' oldest player is 37 years old. On the other hand, the Grizzlies are a real force, and the average age is not more than 26 years old.

As a result, when the game enters the final critical moment, the Spurs will enter an embarrassing situation where they have not been able to attack for a long time, and the good game will be wasted.

The Spurs embarked on a long rebuilding journey after the hack, starting to organize offense around the small card and later bringing in Aldridge. But that's all for later.

The Spurs had 61 wins that year and would be eliminated by the Grizzlies Black Eight due to Ginobili's absence due to injury. Spurs big man Ginobili did not participate in the finals due to injury, which led to a big reduction in the strength of the Spurs, and the Grizzlies seized the opportunity to knock the Spurs into the soft underbelly, and finally the black eight succeeded.

Because the grizzly bears at that time were fighting positional warfare, the physical strength of the GDP combination could not keep up.

At that time, the problem of GDP age had dropped a lot, and the Grizzlies' system was more than that of the Spurs, who were more into singles at the time, and the Grizzlies had two top defenders on the perimeter, Tony Allen and Battier.

The Grizzlies don't beat the Spurs, and there was another reason why the Spurs were eliminated by the Grizzlies in the '11 playoffs:

The Spurs began to transform and accelerate in the 10-11 season, and the acceleration came at the cost of reducing the height of the roster, plus Duncan's condition was not as good as before, and he couldn't defend the Grizzlies' interior in the playoffs.

Ginobili, the offensive core of the Spurs, was injured unexpectedly in the final game of the regular season, and although he played with an injury, it had a great impact on his performance.

Randolph's play in the series against the Spurs was extraordinary, the pinnacle of his career, and his mid-range and low-post offense was too accurate.

The adjusted Spurs won more than they lost to the Grizzlies in the rest of the game, and even swept the Grizzlies 4-0 in the '13 Western Conference Finals.

The Spurs, as a super strong team in the NBA that has made the playoffs for more than 20 consecutive years, can be described as a legendary team. has been able to maintain a high level of competitiveness for 20 years, thanks to the Spurs coach Popovich's team system, as well as the stable output of supergiant Tim Duncan, as well as the cultivation of star players such as Parker Ginobili Leonard. But as strong as the Spurs, there is also the shame of being eliminated by the first round of Black Eight, and the one who eliminated the Spurs was the tenacious and tenacious civilian team Grizzlies.

First of all, although the Spurs had a very good regular season record that year, the excellent regular season record was due to the stable operation of the Spurs system created by Popovich, in which the movement of the ball and the rotation of players were emphasized, and the players were relatively healthy during the regular season, so they achieved good results. Due to the attrition of the regular season, after entering the playoffs, the disadvantages of the overall aging of the Spurs' players were exposed, and the physical disadvantage was fully revealed.

In addition, that year, Duncan, the core of the Spurs, suffered from injuries and was almost the worst year of his career, you must know that Duncan was the backbone of the Spurs, and Duncan, who was in an up-and-out state that year, struggled very much, which also made the Spurs lose a superstar who could take over the game in the playoffs, and the strength of the interior line was greatly reduced。The Grizzlies, who mainly play the inside combination of black and white, happened to greatly play the interior offense of Gasol and Randolph, and dealt a big blow to the Spurs.

Although the Grizzlies did not have Rudy Gay that year, the overall lineup was still very young, and the physical strength and impact advantage of the Spurs were great, which caused a lot of consumption to the Spurs. And the Grizzlies' overall defensive ability is excellent, balanced inside and outside, the outside Conley and Tony Allen are like an outside iron gate blocking the Spurs' outside projection and breakthrough, the inside plus the small guard basket and Randolph's excellent low-post offensive ability, which caused a lot of trouble to Duncan, who was not in good shape, and finally won the series.

The Spurs, who won 61 in the regular season, were staged by the Grizzlies as the "Black Eight Miracle" because the Spurs at that time were too underestimating and looked down on the Grizzlies in eighth place, and the Grizzlies were blinded!

Mainly because the Spurs are not used to the Grizzlies' positional battles, and the players' physical strength cannot keep up.

No. The Grizzlies' team leaders are too young and lack playoff experience, and there may not be much to open up if they are targeted defensively.

Spurs, my classmates and I have been playing Spurs vs Grizzlies 2k, unless the side that controls the Spurs is messy, otherwise, although the inside Spurs are at a loss, the Grizzlies have no way to prevent the Spurs' stable play.

I think it's the Grizzlies, first of all, the Spurs are too old, and I've heard from the playoffs that the physical strength of the players can't catch up with the Grizzlies after two rounds, although the Spurs are more experienced, but the Grizzlies' defense is still not to be underestimated.

I think the Grizzlies will win, from experience, the Spurs are very rich, but the Grizzlies are much more dynamic than the Spurs, look at the defense, the Grizzlies are better than the Spurs, the Grizzlies have defensive strongmen from every position, and the Grizzlies' bench is much better than the Spurs, there are twin towers on the inside, the defensive and offensive capabilities of the twin towers are very strong, there are defensive strongmen like Tony Allen on the outside, and there are traditional calm point guards like Conley. I think the Grizzlies are going to make it to the Finals.

I estimate Spurs to win 4-2. The Spurs Parker has an advantage on the outside of the back, and Duncan on the inside doesn't suffer either. Spurs are the kind of team that is very stable. I'm not afraid of an interior team like the Grizzlies, but a team with fast break and athletic ability. Refer to the Spurs against the Lakers and the Spurs against the Thunder.

Grizzlies, because Grizzlies have Gasol Jr., Randolph.

I'm rooting for the Spurs, Popovich's scheming, Parker Ginobili, and Duncan Sr. are now fine! Even if people all over the world don't look down on them, I'm still a big fan of them! Remember the last game of the elimination of the Warriors In the case of Parker's mistakes in the first three quarters, Ginobili was able to pass the most critical ball to Parker in the fourth quarter!

I'll it! It's really called trust between them!

I think it takes seven games to play, and in the end the Grizzlies win the Western Conference championship, and this year's Grizzlies are too stable, no matter what time they play, and the Spurs are stable, but they are a little old, and their physical strength is not as good as that of the Grizzlies.

I think the Grizzlies will win, and they will win at a young age. It's all defensive, relying on physical strength.

The Grizzlies entered the finals, and the Spurs lost 2-4.

Not necessarily, people are not as good as heaven.

The Spurs are old, the Grizzlies are relatively fast, and the Grizzlies have a stronger interior line than the Spurs, Duncan is not easy to play, and the front line is also very good.

I don't know why LZ said that

When did the Grizzlies beat the Spurs? This season, the Grizzlies were swept by the Spurs, who are averaging more than 10 points per game

If you want to talk about last season's Black Eight, it is completely ignorant of basketball In the second half of last season, the Spurs were injured in half, and basically everyone is

Mainly last year those 2 inside bulls b . Spurs inside line relative weakness... Plus Manu was suddenly injured . Unprepared...

Last year, when the Black Eight was ... The state of the black and white twin towers is bursting. Don't say Spurs. All the teams in the league are completely blown up...

This year.. Randolph was injured. The state is declining... Plus Guy's comeback. The core of the team turned to the outside. Grizzlies: Not anymore... This year, the regular season was swept by the Spurs.

Huh....Grizzlies use their lives to defeat the Spurs!?