When Louis became the head coach of the Celtics, many people's first worry about him was that he could not control evil people like Laimbeer.

Even Fitch can't do anything with this vicious dog that doesn't eat oil or salt. Can Louis handle it?

This suspicion and concern is reasonable. Laimbeer is a difficulty for all coaches in the coaching process.

Unless they are insiders, few people know that the reason Laimbeer came to the Celtics was entirely because of Louis' strong recommendation.

The pivot between Louis and Lambir is special.

Even Lambir himself has a hard time saying what he thinks of Louis.

He didn't like Boston. Louis asked him to come here. He met a tyrant coach like Fitch. He complained about Louis for a while, and then they became friends, because Louis was a young man like him, and they could communicate with each other.

Talk about young people's topics.

Now that Louis has become the coach, their identities and roles have changed again. But Laimbeer soon discovered that Louis is still the Louis he knew. He has a good mouth that can spit out shit and honey, although when he treats him

He often sprays feces, but his mouth undoubtedly helps him quickly establish authority.

Louis would say some things that made him very angry, such as the words just now about asking him to buy a dress and become a cheerleader. He was really angry.

But he couldn't get off the field and compete with Louis in real life. Moreover, with Louis's attitude of punching the referee before the start, he might know Chinese Kung Fu, and fighting him would be life-threatening, so it was safer to find trouble with Moses Malone.

Ma Long is a fool, but he is not a character who lets others bully him. He immediately approached Ranbir after he got up.

The two sides who had been grudged for a long time were about to start fighting. The only referee on the scene, Joe Borgia, bravely shouted out, blew the whistle and pulled people away. The two sides had already exchanged a few punches.

"If you want to fight Moses!" Malone got a nosebleed from Ranbir, "Moses is not afraid!"

Ranbir looked at the referee unjustly: "Sir, look, I didn't mean to fight him? He took the initiative to hit me. You must have seen the whole process. These people are thugs. Get them off the court."

Get away, this is not how the game should be!"

"Thugs?" Dr. J said dissatisfiedly, "If you hadn't attacked you from behind, would Moses have been so angry? You said he took the initiative to hit you, so where did the blood on his face come from?"

Ranbir couldn't help laughing and asked: "Doctor, are you an American? If you are, then I can only say that you are a fake American. You don't even know the law of non-compromise. If he wants to hit me, can't I fight back?

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"@!￥%!￥@"

Malone was too excited and couldn't speak clearly. A civilized person like Dr. J didn't know how to deal with Ranbir's sophistry. He had a perfect business image, but when he encountered such a low-level loser, he was quite confused when a scholar meets a soldier.

embarrassment.

Borgia knew exactly what happened. He didn't listen to Laimbeer's excuses and gave him a technical foul. Then Malone came off the court to clean up his nosebleed.

Cunningham shouted in the distance.

Louis smiled and clapped his hands. This scene made it hard to believe that Ranbir's actions had nothing to do with him.

"If you want to fight, we're not afraid!" Cunningham yelled.

Louis spread his hands and gestured helplessly: "Why do you have such violent thoughts, or do you villains complain first? All the fans at the scene saw Moses attack Bill first. There is video evidence of this. If you want to cause a fight with the league,

We are not afraid of lawsuits."

"You are such a shameful bastard! The scum of a coach!" Cunningham was furious.

Louis smiled and said: "Your team is 9 points behind the shameful scum team. Don't just be angry. Think of some countermeasures. You can't really just rely on the free play of the players, right?"

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Louis returned to his bench and said to the players off the court: "I like Bill's attitude just now. This is what I ask of you. When you meet the 76ers, don't be civilized and courteous with them. There is no need. We

They are mortal enemies. What should we do to deal with mortal enemies? That is to use all necessary means to destroy them!"

·Jones praises Louie every day: "I've never seen Billy so angry. You're great, Lou."

"I can only take this sentence as a compliment." Louis smiled.

Tomjanovich paid more attention to the game. He believed that the 76ers' system was locked by Louis' arrangement.

"Is it possible for them to escape from the shackles?" Tomjanovich asked, "They have no shooters, they can't space the floor, Doc will be trapped in the pocket formation, and Andrew Toney is not that active after playing against Danny.

Already."

"In terms of staffing and style of play, there really isn't much they can do."

"But if we have to change the current predicament, there is nothing we can do."

Tomjanovich asked: "What can be done?"

"Let our opponents give you the answer." Louis believes that as long as the 76ers' coaching staff is not too overwhelmed, and as long as Cunningham still has some money in his stomach, he should find the only strategy.

Even if you are a dog, you have to jump over the wall when cornered, so try to resist.

The 76ers' worry is actually their ability to attack tough positions. They strangely include two superstars with the worst offensive abilities in history. Fortunately, Tony is there, otherwise they can only rely on athletic ability and rhythm to win.

The 76ers' ferocious style of play so far, astonishing offensive ratings and intensity are all based on their strong offensive and defensive system against their opponents. Why do they do this? One reason is to prove the dominance of the defending champion. The internal reason is

, the team configuration determines that they need to use intensity to overwhelm their opponents, strive to create a large number of counterattacks, rotate attacks, and use secondary attacks to score points.

Because it is too unstable to rely on Tony alone to conquer the positional battle.

In addition, they are die-hard conservatives who swear not to touch three-pointers, so Dr. J can't even transform into a smaller version of Antetokounmpo.

Dr. J, who can't make a jump shot from 18 feet away, doesn't have enough space to fly, which means he has lost most of his martial arts skills.

Therefore, Louis' main strategy against the 76ers is to use pocket formations to trap Doc and Malone;

Make full use of Sampson's athletic ability to cover the paint area and restrict the 76ers from shooting half-shot shots;

Adopting extreme pressure defense against Tony, Ainge is just a sandbag. Tony has no pressure to play alone. What is difficult is the help defense, flanking, small moves, big moves, and confrontation of Bird, Laimbeer, Karl, and Maxwell.

Even a little monster like Curry, who ranks at the top of the team's strength test, can't stand the Cavaliers' attack, and Tony can't stand it.

In Louis' opinion, he was quite kind to Tony.

If he wants to kill you all, he should attack you defensively like Coach Lu did. The offensive end should constantly move people towards your defense, torturing both offense and defense at the same time.

Just because Tony "knowingly" lost his fiery touch under this kind of defense, Louis also talked about martial arts and stopped at it.

Limiting the 76ers to half-shot baskets, locking Malone and Dr. J in the pocket, and blocking Tony's offense. The cost of these three strategies is that the Celtics gave the 76ers many high-post shooting opportunities, and they completely ignored their three-pointers.

ball.

However, the person with the most and most accurate three-pointers in the 76ers team is Tony, and he is also the 76ers' key defender. His own three-point threat cannot create space for him, and will only allow the 76ers to strengthen their opposition.

his oppression.

Tomjanovich said that Louis' strategy is impeccable, and he is not wrong. If he were the coach of the 76ers, he could only find ways to increase the intensity to find opportunities in physical combat. All other methods are the way to death.

The three-point shot, which was disliked by the old coach, is the 76ers' vitality.

But this is something Cunningham cannot accept.

At the end of the first quarter, 32 to 19, a 13-point gap fell like a slap on Cunningham's face.

He came to the garden with confidence, not just to make a fool of himself in front of Louis.

"Andrew, you have to be brave to take the ball, don't back down!" Cunningham found the problem accurately. The reason why their positional battle was constipated was because Tony suddenly stopped taking the ball.

Tony raised his hands, thinking that he was using a French military salute to express his surrender to the Bostonians. As a result, everyone saw the scratches on his arms.

"The 'tattoo' left by Danny Ainge." He said flatly.

Cunningham was furious: "These Boston bastards like to do this kind of thing!"

Cunningham assistant coach Matt Guokas came up with a solution: "They have been leaving several of our offensive players 17 feet away from the basket. We have to find a way to send the attackers away.

Get closer to the basket."

Hearing this, Cunningham was convinced. He had already seen Louis' calculation. He forced Irving and others to high positions and made them stand there. If this situation is not stopped, the 76ers' offensive problems will become worse.

More severe.

"In your opinion, what should we do?"

Cunningham knew the problem, but he didn't know how to solve it.

"Maybe we can let a few insiders who can make high-quality screens go to the high position to help them run. We have to let them run. Only when they are running, opportunities will appear." Guo Kas gave mature advice.

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By this time, Moses Malone's nosebleed had stopped and he was ready to play.

"Moses, from now on, you must constantly go to the high post to screen people without the ball and send them to the penalty area. Do you understand?" Cunningham asked.

Malone nodded soberly: "Moses knows everything."

Except for Malone returning to the court, the 76ers' lineup remains unchanged.

Louis asked Bird to rest, and Isiah Thomas led John Long, Maxwell, Sampson, and Laimbeer as the starting lineup for the second quarter.

"Strictly speaking, this is a three-post lineup." Bob Cousy pointed out the mystery. "The clever thing is that Cedric can play two forward positions, and Ralph can guard the three frontcourts when necessary.
Chapter completed!