You are the Pearl, Mo Mengchen

Kobe picked the right time to leave O'Neal alone and dribble offense.

That was the third round of O'Neill's poor offense. He seemed to be intolerable. At this time, the master took over the offense, and the Zen Master would not say anything.

They still don't pass each other.

The seed that Mo Mengchen planted since last year seems to be becoming the key to destroy the Lakers?

He wasn’t sure, with the Lakers’ fighting power, even if the two didn’t get along, there was a considerable threat.

If k just doesn't pass each other, but feels good, the Lakers can play 80% of the fighting power.

The core of the triangle offense is to create opportunities for ace players to fight alone. They chose to play head-to-head, in a way that caters to the core tactical ideology.

It's just that O'Neal doesn't pass the ball to Kobe, and Kobe doesn't pass the ball to anyone. From another perspective, it also violates the core requirement of the so-called strong alliance in triangle tactics.

Triangle offense is a tactic that allows superstars to participate. It allows multiple cores.

This is the reason why the Bulls dynasty succeeded. It suppressed some Jordans, but completely released Pippen. The K Lakers are theoretically similar products, but Kobe’s growth rate and ambition far exceed Pippen.

Mo Mengchen deliberately guided, the Lakers really stepped into the trap, and then, the Pistons mastered the game rhythm.

Halftime: 62 to 57, the Pistons led the Lakers by 5 points.

After watching the halftime game, on the commentary, Lambil turned off the microphone and asked strangely his partner: "How did the Lakers become like this?"

"Which way?" Johnson asked back.

"How many times did they score in the first half?" Lambier said in surprise. "I saw these brainless young people have been heads-up, heads-up, heads-up. It feels like standing on the field. Five Adrian Dantley."

Johnson explained k's contradiction in detail, and Lambir finally understood what was going on in this strange dispute.

"Indeed, if these two men can work together against the enemy, they can play a game beyond imagination." Lambier suddenly thought of an interesting assumption, "If they suddenly reconcile, can the Pistons play?"

Johnson and Smith are not sure.

With his love for the team, Johnson nodded: "Of course, we beat them once last year, and we can come again this year."

In the second half, the Lakers' starting guard was replaced by Fisher.

Because Brian Shaw made 0 of 5 three-pointers in the first half, his sparse three-point shot made Mo Mengchen unscrupulously wrap O'Neal.

In order for O'Neill to comfortably play singles, the Lakers must risk Fisher being hit by Mo Mengchen.

Sure enough, seeing Fisher, Mo Mengchen's spirit was different.

It usually looks very aggressive. At this time, it is almost a killing machine. With an exaggerated pace, it kicks Fisher's defense and throws a shot from the free throw line.

64 to 57

"How dare Coach Jackson let you play?" Mo Mengchen looked at him strangely.

Fisher said nothing, his face was thick, no matter what he was beaten by his opponent, he would not have any idea.

Then, the Zen Master saw that Fisher was not affected by Kobe and the shark, and first passed the ball to the shark.

This is a feature that the Zen Master appreciates very much.

Fisher and Kobe are of the same class, and the two of them have the best relationship, but he has the temperament of a boss. He played in the draft after four years of college. Although he entered the league with Kobe the same year, he was several years older than the latter. .

Calmness is Fisher's biggest feature. He will not be dictated by the form on the court, and he will not give the ball constantly because k keeps asking for it.

If it weren’t for lack of height, he would be the answer for Lakers No. 1.

Then, O'Neill swallowed the tiger, ruled the inside, and snapped a big buckle over Big Ben's head.

Lambier commented: "Fortunately, I retired early."

"This sentence should be spoken by Shaq. Fortunately, you retired early." Johnson said a slang that old fans know.

Lambier shook his head humbly and denied: "Nothing happened"

Mo Menchen, who suddenly became violent on the offensive end, convinced the Zen Master that Fisher was his g-point. Why is he so sensitive to Fisher playing?

Is it purely because of Fisher's short stature?

Zen Master doesn’t think that Mo Mengchen discriminates against these short defenders in this way, because according to his height, it is not normal for him to play defender at this height. It’s not bad that these serious little defenders do not discriminate against him. He also discriminates against others. ?

Fisher was not temperless, but he couldn't see how angry he was. For example, in this round, Mo Mengchen made it clear that he would eat him raw. He naturally couldn't give in, got a foul, and sent people to the free throw line.

Mo Mengchen made two free throws.

66 to 59

Currently, Mo Mengchen arranged all the points for the Pistons in the second half.

Immediately after that, Fisher passed the half and passed the ball to Kobe on the weak side.

He adopts egalitarianism against the disagreeable K duo, and does not favor any one. This round is for O'Neal and next round to Kobe.

k has no second opinion on this equal distribution of ball rights, and the Zen master also likes this approach.

In this case, this is the only way for k to work together against the enemy.

Looking at Kobe's offense with the ball, the Zen Master remembered all the regular season so far. When k had a dispute, many people called on him to interfere with the dispute, thereby establishing the absolute authority of the head coach. For any coach, this is a command. People's choice.

Both inside and outside the team wanted him to do this, but he was very cautious, not only did not participate, and tried not to inquire.

The Zen Master has seen too many similar things. He thinks this is childish petty play. Excessive intervention may turn this little thing into a fundamental event that shakes the team. While in Chicago, he experienced similar things. Jerry Claus always likes to intervene in everything on and off the team. In the end, the situation continues to deteriorate until the day when the Bull Dynasty disintegrates.

In contrast, the Zen Master prefers another Jerry's approach to the practice of the Bulls owner Jerry Leinsdorf. The boss with his talents told him that the best way to deal with disputes is to let it die. The purpose of this is to avoid making the wrong decision because of anger, so as to avoid the mess that is more difficult to manage. If luck is good enough, these contradictions may be resolved automatically.

Therefore, when the k contradiction broke out, the Zen master used a strategy of inaction to stay on the sidelines until the playoffs. When they were won by the Kings at home, he began to worry.

These concerns became a reality in the finals.

Small contradictions have become a big hidden danger to shake the foundation.

Jackson didn't know what he did wrong. The two decent people, for the sake of possession of the ball and the position of the boss, couldn't make trouble, even if they reached the finals.

At this moment, Bryant succeeded with one offensive and two offensive.

61 to 66

If Kobe can safely assist O'Neill, the triangle offense can explode the most terrifying power ever.

Even Jordan and Pippen failed to achieve this level of power in the triangle offense, because Pippen's offense was two levels worse than Kobe's.

How happy are the two superstars who have the ability to win the scoring king and are suitable for triangle offenses?

The Zen master had a wonderful vision, and now it is all in ruins.

The relationship between Kobe and O’Neal is difficult to reconcile. If it goes on like this, let alone the Dynasty, they can help the Lakers win this year’s championship. It is already a goal~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Kobe’s offensive suddenly fell and the Pistons suddenly changed their formation. .

This change made the Zen Master change his color. Every player on the field pulled to a high position, and then quickly transferred the ball, like a shredded kitchen knife, smashing the Lakers' flawed defense.

This attack has the mark of Princeton, but it is not complete Princeton, at least not the Princeton.

O'Neill encountered such a tactic like Zhang Er's monk, completely lost in defense.

Hill took the opportunity to slip through the back door, the piston's pass was delivered to his hand like lightning, and Devil Mountain made a layup.

Seeing this scene, the Zen Master felt an uneasy feeling. He was worried that this was a new tactic of the Pistons, but in the next round, this tactic disappeared.

They continued to call a familiar scalpel tactic.

"Is it an accident?"

Phil Jackson thought.