The reason why Pat Riley was so blatant to kill the Han people is that the regular season "58" was one of Pat Riley's most shameful games. In addition to the direct conflict with Bruce, he chose to retaliate against Bruce against his Han people. Of course, he was not afraid of Bruce. In competitive sports, he did not violate the rules, nor did he deliberately hurt Han players. It was just because he fought hard against the Han people's loopholes. So even if Bruce wanted to revenge, he didn't have enough reasons, right? This is also the reason why he chose this tactic unscrupulously. In short, he wanted to take revenge on the "58" game and said that he had to let out the tone. He took all the Han people's inside line and was swept out by the Heat to relieve his resentment. It was definitely quite good.

Of course, this is also because the reason why Bruce is not in New York is that the rookie coach Paul Westfal has no influence in the league. Otherwise, if you let the Han people have a famous coach sitting in Paul Westfal's position today, he wouldn't dare to play like this. Just joke that famous coaches in the league are shameless. You beat the Han people to the history of shame in the NBA. It would be strange if those old guys don't fight for you. It's not that much pressure to bully rookies like Paul Westfal. After all, he doesn't have much status in the league.

...

Paul Westfal has been sitting on the bench to comfort the angry Garnett, because Garnett still needs to play in the next few playoffs, and he will still encounter the situation like today, so he can't comfort him every time, right?

I don’t know how long it took Garnett’s mood to finally ease. Paul Westfal finally breathed a sigh of relief. There were three games left below, which was really hard to bear, and it was indeed a torture for him.

Paul Westfal decided that he could lose the game, and Garnett had to keep it. He would rather let the substitute point guard play in the inside than let Garnett be punished and left the game. He wanted to leave some face for the Han people, which was the only thing he could do for the Han people in this round of the series.

However, Rick Carlisle next to him doesn't think so. The situation is very bad now. After Garnett ends, the Han people are basically in a no-man in the interior. The main reason is that Sam Perkins and Buck Williams are already afraid of fouls, so they are just acting in defense, which allows the Heat to easily score in the interior.

The Han people were really unable to make up for this game, but in the next few games, Rick Carlisle was pondering whether he was considering whether he would use the "small ball tactic" that the prince said?!

Rick Carlisle does not agree with the statement that the future of the prince will be "small ball tactics" for the world. The NBA is still the world of centers now, and as for "small ball tactics", there is not even a shadow.

But now the Han people are in the current situation, probably only by fighting this tactic can you have a glimmer of hope.

Rick Carlisle recalled how the "small ball tactic" that the prince once told him was used.

The concept of "small ball" does not refer to balls smaller than ordinary basketballs, nor does it refer to the ball played by short bai players, but rather to a technical and tactical method. To be more precise, "small ball" tactics refer to an idea or concept about tactics - when the team does not have a burly center on the court, the players' rotation and the high-speed operation of the ball are used to create open shots, score more quickly, and allow the team to have stronger impact in a short period of time. Therefore, the traditional half-court offense and defense and center-axis play are completely overturned, and fast attacks and three-pointers have become the most relied weapons of a team.

Such a style of play generally requires a strong center or power forward!

And the Han people now have such a powerful center or power forward, and Garnett can definitely easily play such a role.

But firstly, the Han people have never used such tactics, and there is definitely no level of experience and tacit understanding. Secondly, I am just a chief assistant coach and not a head coach. I have to listen to the head coach in terms of the team's tactical arrangements.

Of course, the most important thing is that Paul Westfal will leave the Han people next season. Rick Carlisle has no reason to be cheaper to others, right? He hasn't used it yet, so he gave it to others for free. How can this be said?

...

In sharp contrast to the Han people’s bench, are the three in the private room.

After seeing Garnett's five fouls, Kobe sat back in his position dejectedly. Kobe was not gloating about Garnett's current miserable appearance. On the contrary, he was deeply guilty. If he could restrain himself in the last game, would the situation of the Han people be different today? He can help Garnett share the firepower on the court. Once the Heat players go to Garnett for a foul, as long as Garnett passes the ball to him, then all this can be solved easily?!

He didn't know, he really didn't know. Kobe didn't know if he would have a different ending if he had never done it once.

On the other hand, Mo Ning was also very angry at the moment, but this time he was no longer angry with Pat Riley. He was angry at himself. If he would not have a conflict in Ewing in the game, he would not be suspended, and he would also implicate Kobe and the others in. To put it bluntly, it was his own fault. At this moment, Mo Ning was deeply regretful.

Mickey Kupchek, the calmest in the box, couldn't sit still at this moment. Garnett's mess just now, maybe something really happened. If he still has the leisure to watch the football here, then he is not far from leaving. You must know that the prince will definitely get furious after knowing this.

However, Mickey Kupchek did not expect that in today's game, even Bruce, who was far away from the ocean, was still waiting by the TV to watch the game at 1 a.m., to watch the game from beginning to end, including the scene where Garnett just returned to the bench and smashed it all over again.

This is also a bit of blame for Bruce drinking some tea that night and can't fall asleep. Then she remembered that today was a match between the Han and the Heat. She was thinking about whether she could fall asleep while watching. But since the live broadcast began, the anger in Bruce's heart kept exploding, just like you got up at 3.45 in the morning to watch the Champions League. Some of the teams they like played against strong teams, but they lost 0:4 at the end of the game. And you can imagine what he was feeling.

Anyway, Bruce is in a bad mood, and no one doubts about this, but he is still relatively restrained and does not make a big fuss about the details of the game to wake up his family. This will not be beautiful.

Just as Mickey Kupchek was about to leave the box to handle the follow-up matters, the phone rang. Mickey Kupchek picked it up and was startled. It was the Prince's phone number. When he thought about the live broadcast time of the NBA playoffs in China, he immediately shouted in horror: "Damn it!"

Although the sound was not loud, there were two people who were also unhappy in the private room. They were both stunned when they heard Mickey Kupchek say "Damn it."

"Mickey, what's wrong?!" Kobe asked, looking at Mickey Kupchek, who was still in a terrified face.
Chapter completed!