At the Battle of Tenno Mountain, the Lone Ranger spent jazz. This is not the same as the plot of the Lone Ranger G2G3 winning, those two games rely on the space type five position explosion, and in this game, the Lone Ranger's three-point shooting rate is only 27.9%. The point is --
The Jazz shot 10% from three-point range...
This is a knighthood.
Now I feel that if the Jazz lose the game without the whole bizarre plot, I am really sorry for the positioning of their NBA's first background board. But objectively speaking, jazz can't all blame Providence this time, they have a lot of problems.
The two teams have a lot of similar offense, the same posture, the Jazz's grasp is not high, including:
Bojan can not punish the lone ranger small in the low position, the feeling of turning over the jump shot is not online on the one hand, the lone ranger chose Bojan dribbling and turning around the momentary pinch, which also has a fairly good restrictive effect on Bojan;
Outside of Clarkson, the rest of the Jazz broke through to kill the near-middle distance of the throw or turned over jump shot into the iron dog, completely unable to shoot;
Let alone create a vacant three-point opportunity to grasp it.
In contrast, Doncic's back-up jump shot against Bojan is extremely confident. Although the three-point crosshairs are average, the military training of playing Gobert can still take out various postures.
The Lone Ranger also scored some very hard goals:
The first is a very designed back cover that can affect Gobert when blocking in the middle of the road, creating pie for Powell. This round is immediately successful at the beginning of the first and second halves;
The second is a very tough and clever basket. Unlike previous games, the Lone Ranger has some attacks that face Gobert and the white side, but they are not absolutely straight eyebrows, tough with ingenuity. Being punched head-on by an opponent's tackler, the Jazz center can't say bad luck;
The third is patient conduction balls. The Jazz have leveled up their defensive rotation in G4, making it harder for the Lone Ranger to shoot from the outside. As a result, the G5 Lone Rangers immediately responded, they were more patient in the breakthrough to find teammates, some local coordination is very wonderful, relying on the integrity to penetrate the Jazz's defense.
Regardless of the outcome of this series, looking at this one, it can be determined that Kidd is the best coach in the first round. Not to mention the improvement in defensive discipline of the Lone Rangers over the past season — which is also the key to a 3-2 lead — after G2G3 won with a resolute five-outer lineup, Kidd did not go to the wayward gambling feel, but after Doncic returned and the Jazz made adjustments, they were also making adjustments. This time Kidd once took out the five small lineups of Doncic, Dinwiddie, Bronson, Bullock, and Finney Smith, although the effect was not good, but the idea was very clear - the previous five-outside lineup projection of Kleber and Bertans could not continue, and the defense was not good enough, Kidd tried a more accurate five-out response to the Jazz's promotion rotation. Their progress in tackling the basket and near the basket clearly responds to the Jazz's immature quick rotation defense.
The Lone Rangers are truly amazing, and this team can go far enough this year.