On April 1, Beijing time, the Brooklyn Nets lost to the Milwaukee Bucks at home 119-120, and the Nets once mastered the initiative on the court in this game, just one step away from victory. Unfortunately, after consecutive missed chances to win games, head coach Steve Nash's tactics at key moments were once again questioned.
As we all know, although the Nets sent away James Harden before the deadline, the players they exchanged through the trade were quickly integrated into the system at the Nets. Seth Curry and Drummond became the Nets' main players on both ends of the offensive and defensive ends.
On the last offense in regular time, the Nets held the ball, and Nash requested a timeout after the draw. But an attack that came up, Durant has been personally holding the ball, the other four people are all scattered to stand, without any blocking and running, and finally Durant with the ball into the box, encountered a bag clip, high difficult shot failed to kill.
In the final attack of overtime, the Nets were only one point behind, and the Nets chose Durant's personal singles this time, still the other four people scattered to stand, the Nets, who had long been penetrated by the Bucks, finally let Durant barely shoot, missed another killing opportunity.
The two attacks show that Nash's tactical arrangement is too simple, with attacking players like Irving and Curry on the court, but relying on Durant alone to attack without any variables. This also gives the opposing defense a good target, forcing them to eventually miss opportunities in a row.
If Nash, with a good hand, does not think about how to change at key moments, then he can only watch his stars lose good games again and again.