Arenas: Vogel coached the Lakers to win the championship when he only performed C And his platoon deployment was too bad

Recently, former NBA player Arenas talked about Lakers coach Vogel in the show "No Chill with Gilbert Arenas".

"When the Lakers won the championship that year, I could only play one C for Vogel's performance. Because he should have won that championship, he couldn't have lost. They faced the Heat, Butler was in the league's top 20 players that year, Adebayor barely made it to the top fifty, and the remaining top 100 could not make it. ”

Then the Lakers were destroyed by Hiro and Dunroe in the backline, and could only rely on James and thick eyebrows to fill the scoring gap. The Lakers were supposed to be 4-0 Heat, which explains what, Vogel's platooning was terrible. Before game six, Vogel told Howard that this game could not be played, and as far as sports were concerned, it was definitely the stupidest decision. Why you decide on a lineup before the game starts shows that you're not really watching the real-time game. You subjectively want to infer the occurrence of the game. It's like playing chess, you anticipate your opponent's every move, but if the opponent doesn't play their cards according to common sense, you have to learn to adjust. I think his philosophy of coaching is first and foremost problematic. ”

"He just does it and the player is not in a state of mind that is not ready. You cannot judge the situation of the game until the start of the game. At the time, he wasn't on the same tune as the team, and he needed some real honing with the current team. Arenas said.

(Fountain)