Was the Spurs last shot of the day in Neil s hands an accident or a Popovich tactic?

It can be said that it was unexpected and reasonable The Spurs' game today was originally smooth sailing As a result, the Grizzlies fought back tenaciously and gave the Grizzlies the lead at the last moment The Spurs originally pinned their hopes on the Grizzlies' Randolph But Bo Bovic was disappointed again Randolph's stable two free throws and two hits After Ginobili's "quasi-three-point" hit This big fat man with a general free throw once again pushed the Spurs to the forefront It can be said that the last Spurs were let go Because of the 2 seconds of time It's fair to say that no coach can put together a good strategy around the core of the team, they don't have that much time, they can only grab points, and whoever receives the ball has to shoot! You can also see that at the last moment, Popovich replaced Neil Bonner and other three-point shooters, and he was about to gamble his life! As we all know, Neil once scored a very weird whistle shot this season, so he also has the ability to shoot key shots, and that was when Neil received the ball near the halfway line, dribbled a few steps, and almost desperately shot, and the ball actually went in!

So, no matter what, Popovich was right to put Neil up, but Neil's final shot should have been unexpected! Isn't that what the NBA is like about small characters that can do big miracles, and that's something that transcends tactics, isn't it?

In the Spurs, Bonner wasn't there, Parker wouldn't shoot threes, Ginobili was taken care of, and Neal had a couple of critical moments in the regular season. Even if it's an accident, it's reasonable!

Although it feels a little unexpected, I personally feel that it may be tactical, because the time was very short, Parker focused on speed breakthrough, but the three-point shot is really not very good, although Ginobili has a good three-point shot, he is the focus of the Grizzlies, and the Grizzlies will definitely not let him take the ball easily, let alone shoot normally in such a short time. It feels like the Spurs are fighting a little. But it turned out to be good.

Unexpectedly, the tactics were not executed perfectly.

It's definitely tactical, it's just that the last pitcher was a bit of a surprise, but it makes sense.

It made me sweat and nervous.

You know, miracles don't happen every day, and the 13 pages are Maddie's eternal memory.

There was no need, because it was the Spurs who were leading at that time, and even if the Rockets could score at that time, the Spurs would not fall behind, so at this time, a leading team could not give the opponent points for nothing, and give time, so I felt that it was correct that the Spurs did not foul at that time.

The lead generally does not use foul tactics.

Do you watch the ball? Or maybe you've been watching it for a few years. You can even ask about that. Also argued.

I have nothing to be happy about.

Yuanfang: What do you think? Thunder was violently beaten.

Are you happy? Can you change the word ?

What do you want to ask? Did you say it at the press conference?

Maddie was 35 seconds and 13 minutes, and even God was moved to cry...

When Parker didn't score a three-pointer at the end, the DJs on the scene shouted "Oh my God, the Rockets stole the victory!" Everyone ran from the stadium to the locker room, shouting together, "Miracle, we created a miracle!" Even Van Gundy, who was not smiling, couldn't help but smile when he saw the reporter:

Let these guys go crazy, it's even more exciting than the playoffs. ”

He said to himself, "I haven't been so happy to play in a long time." Then the reporter asked him how he had scored those goals in the last minute. "I don't know, I just want to try my best to get the ball in."

To be honest, I'm really tired, but it's worth it. I've heard in the past that Miller scored 8 points in 23 seconds, so I guess I surpassed him today. Sagar (a well-known TNT journalist) just told me that I made history, which means that I have also left a mark in the annals of history.

It is true that it can leave a mark on history, although no one will prepare champagne, but when Maddie walks into the dressing room at the end of the interview, everyone still pours mineral water on him. "I have to say sorry to everyone, really, for the last 30 seconds, I didn't think about anything and I could barely see anything. As soon as he said this, Howard, who was hanging out with Maddie when he was in Orlando, came up with a bear hug

Everyone will forgive you today. ”

Compared to the Houstonians' madness, the Spurs were almost dumbfounded. Popovich stood in front of the visiting team's dressing room for an interview, his face expressionless: "What else can you do, you have to wait to be remembered by history at this moment, anyway, it is not the first time we have played such a bad villain."

When a reporter asked him "Maddie's performance or Fisher's seconds, which makes you feel more hopeless." Popovich could only smile bitterly: "That time it was a myocardial infarction, this time I watched others take a knife and stab you in the body again and again, but you have no way at all."

The entire Toyota Center was in a frenzy, confetti was spilled from high in the sky, and all the Rockets players hugged the hero McGrady like they had won a championship. "At the last minute, I just wanted to win the game with a three-pointer," the usually shy Maddie yelled: "Spectators who left the court early, you missed a great game!" ”

On December 9, 2004, he scored 13 points in the last 35 seconds of the game against the Spurs, and made three consecutive 3-pointers in the final moments, including a successful four-point play, and contributed a steal at a critical moment, and when there were only seconds left in the game, Maddie's last three-pointer helped the team successfully complete the big comeback, and finally narrowly defeated the Spurs, who were the strongest championship contenders at the time, 81-80. McGrady, who instantly became the savior of the city.

I'm a Ph.D.

It's incredible, Brown said. (laughs helplessly).

Note: Brown was the one who defended Maddie in that game.

Popovich said that it seems that God does not want us to win this game.

Maddie laughed maniacally, ha!! It's nothing, I'm the number one blind king in the world!!

T-Mac is amazing today.

I have nothing to say about it.

"Is this done by people, it's impossible?"

At that time, Popovich mainly used Leonard to defend James alone, put James on a long shot, and after breaking through, others helped defend with speed and blocked James's passing route. After taking the lifeblood of the Heat in this way, he played more team basketball offensively, many of which were attacking the interior, and the Heat's interior was basically exploded every game.

Because the main lineup of the Spurs is very stable, the GDP has been together for more than ten years, there is no need to deliberately hone the tactics, and the character of the No. 21 best rookie is very good, he is the boss of the team, and he trains step by step, who dares not to listen to the coach!

The difference between Bobo and his evolution is that he keeps pace with the times, when he coached the Spurs in the early days, the Spurs were defensive and on defense, and now the Spurs follow the trend of history and focus on offense. The 50+ regular season wins every year is the best proof of this.

Hello, I can't say it's easy, I can only say that he knows this team too well, and the tridents have been on the Spurs for more than ten years. The system with them at its core is already very sound, and Popovich is like a family with them. What kind of tactics do you need?

Hehe. Popovich's experience is the most important thing. Hope.

The Spurs are strong in the stable lineup, teammates are very tacit, and the relationship is very harmonious, and the Spurs have a nickname called 'International Column', and the team is good at discovering international players, such as Parker, Ginobili, Dior, Mills, etc., and cultivating them into the cornerstone of the team and maintaining it. Speaking of Popovich, he is a legendary coach, a stern and friendly coach, the cohesion of the players and the personality of the old man are inseparable, James once said that he has a dream to play under Popovich, and the latest American Dream Team also invited Popovich as the head coach, which also shows his status in American basketball.

The Spurs are strong in the overall execution of the team, and Bobo is a veteran who militarizes the management of the team.

First of all, tactically, Popovich did a very good job of defending LBJ, using defensive spearhead Dior and kawaii to defend James, of course, the defense here is not to limit James from scoring, (no one can limit James from scoring, except for himself) Popovich, cutting off the connection between James and other players, James is basically isolated, Popovich's tactic is, either James you shoot me, others shoot me, no.

The second is that the other players of the Heat are really not powerful, Wade's injury has greatly reduced the lethality, and the performance in the Finals is unsatisfactory, of course, this is also related to defense, Bosh was beaten by the aging Duncan on the inside, and the Heat outside line did not have James's battery, basically all of them were dumb.

In the end, the Heat coach did not dare to change the lineup, did not dare to use people, and continued the lineup that was defeated by the Spurs, and was beaten in a fancy way in the finals.

To sum up: Popovich's tactics are not afraid of defense, not afraid of the lineup, the most afraid is that there is a type of player like Kobe Bryant who can single-handedly pick up a team, this season, Irving won 50+ for the second time is to face the Spurs, leading the Cavaliers to overtime overtime, and in the last 1 minute of regular time, all kinds of 3-point points against the sky are scored, and Maddy's 3513 is also the opposite Spurs, and he can shoot the Spurs twice when he wins 3 consecutive championships.

1. First of all, the most fundamental thing is that the heat is aging too much. Wade, a couple of role players, nowhere near as much as the previous year's championship, and of course after the first two or three games, Lebon itself was a little lost.

2 Coach gap, the gap between Sibo and Bobo can be seen at a glance Honestly, if it weren't for the injury that activated Lewis when he played the Pacers, he felt that the Heat couldn't pass the Pacers last year, and Sibo's on-the-spot changes were too slow and his thinking was a bit rigid.

3 Spurs were indeed strong last year, otherwise they would not have been able to cross the West.

4 The first few games have given Leonard confidence, and if he is injury-free, he will become a superstar in the future.

Coach: The on-the-spot adaptability is not good, the tactical arrangement is not as sophisticated as Popovich, and he relies too much on the superstar card Wade in his hand: the strength has declined, the breakthrough is not strong, he has been prevented, there is no style of the previous surgical knife, and there is too much time for singles.

James: There were too many points, there was no tandem team, and in the fourth game, I actually ran to the toilet halfway through.

Spurs: Teamwork ability, cooperation is so good, everyone has played their own ability, and the strength is expected.

Popovich: Targeted defensive layout, locking Wade, Ray Allen, and letting James play, cutting off James' tandem with others.