The Jazz are finally out the jazz way. G6 is a big summary of the first five games, there are a variety of plots, changeable, no matter how the game, the final injury must be jazz, is this the established fate? Is there really nothing to be rebelled against, nothing to change?
Neither Utah nor Dallas has any secrets to speak of, and both sides are aware of the following facts:
It's not hard to break an opponent's first-line defense. Doncic can name everything, Bronson can still hold jazz guard, and Dinwiddie is pretty much the same. On the Jazz's side, Mitchells can at least name Doncic, and Bojan's threat to the Lone Ranger defender is still there, and neither side is worried about changing the formation;
The difference is after changing the formation. The Jazz's advantage is that they have stronger basket guards. The advantage of the lone ranger is that it is useless to be strong in the basket this year, the key is who stays under the basket to guard the basket? The Lone Rangers have a five-plus lineup, the Jazz don't, at least not most of the time;
Then the way the two sides deal with the defense is also different, many rounds, Mitchells went in, directly ate Kléber or a player who rotated to the basket of a lone ranger. Conversely, the Lone Ranger is not in a hurry to meet Gobert and Dabai, they can find an outside shooter, or cause a misalignment and pull the center out for military training.
Both sides are well aware of how to break through the opponent's defensive line. The Lone Ranger has a better defensive rotation, and can also use the Jazz to have center to drag space, leaving a defensive force under the basket, but the ability to protect the basket is limited after all. The problem is that the Jazz's own handling is often not good, some misplaced, or local more play less, feeding Gobert is better than not giving. The Lone Ranger's defensive clearance rate is not a problem, but the ability to assist in defense is insufficient, but it is largely saved by the Jazz's lack of a five-outer lineup, guard handling of the ball difference, and the center's lack of independent offensive ability.
The Jazz faced the Lone Ranger Five, and gradually formed such an idea - a little pinch on the locally unprotectable misalignment, and the other positions rotated in advance. The center still has to go to the basket, but the nearby players have to make up for the shooters who are outside the lone ranger. The difficulty of the Jazz is that the Lone Ranger team is too strong to handle the ball, and the Jazz's rotation is practiced later, and the ability of non-center players to protect the basket is not guaranteed, in the end, it is still impossible not to miss three points, but the Lone Ranger space type inside line G2G3 is too accurate, and now it can not continue to be accurate.
In this case, who has room to adjust?
Snyder used a small lineup of five outside for a while, and finally did not dare to stick to it. Realistically speaking, jazz play five outside, time to play but professional play five outside the lone ranger is also inevitable, if they want to engage in this, should be practiced earlier. It is inevitable that the Jazz have little room for adjustment, and they have not been stuck in this all these years? PLAN A bankruptcy is equal to failure, there is no other way, gambling on the lone ranger is not the only hope.
The Lone Ranger could have been inaccurate, but the Electric Fan had 4-of-9 three points — 0-of-5 from O'Neal opposite — which was a gap in response, and the Jazz were a little bit unluckier. But it's also important to be 4-of-9 for the Electric Fan, rather than continuing to bet on Kleber's feel — this time he's 1-of-5 on three points.
Kidd understood the situation:
Kléber can't protect the basket on the floor, and the Jazz inside line on the other side has no ability to hold the ball and punish at all, where can I be exploded in the smaller lineup?
So Kidd took out the lineup of three guards + double 3D wings again and played with the Jazz. Bronson, Dinwiddie, Doncic, Bullock, Electric, this lineup won eight points in 14 minutes. Kidd's thinking is too clear, first five outside to eat the Jazz defense, after the failure of Kléber, then a little more extreme, five outside + five small, add another gear of projection, bet with the Jazz, is it me to shoot you, or you up, see who has the ability.
As a result, the Lone Ranger gamble won.
Is it time for the Jazz to disband this time?
Let's see what's going on in this series:
The G1 side constipated each other, and the Lone Ranger limited the Jazz's three-pointers by relying on the defensive demolition up and down and rotating ability, and in turn, the Jazz also limited the Lone Ranger's offense. At this time, the lone ranger has not yet gone to the extreme;
G2 Kidd turned on the five-point three-point bombing mode, relying on the single-shot guard to change the formation to drive the inside line to dismantle, cooperate with Bronson to dismantle the ball and shoot three-point squat pits, and dry the Jazz with a very standard posture. It is difficult to replicate this kind of competition, because Kléber cannot sing night and night;
G3 Kidd refined the G2 playing style a little, a Kléber split into Kleber, Bertans, Josh Green three, played a lot of beautiful hand-to-hand and pass-cut, can be described as a high-value version of G2. Jazz have to admit that in addition to luck, their outside line single defense and rotation ability is really not enough, the lone ranger has mastered a set of perfect strategies to play Jazz, the rest depends on execution and Providence, Jazz dare not think of a way;
The G4 Jazz changed their defensive strategy, the center increased the outside line of the save, no longer rushed to recover the defense when in the strong side of the bottom corner, the enthusiasm of the whole team to assist in the rotation increased, and the defense improved. Doncic, who returned by name at the offensive end, opened up a new world and took back a city;
G5 Jazz shot 30 of 3 three-point shooting rate, a league may not be able to catch up with a few games a year, and let the Jazz catch up, can be described as a retro enhanced version of Knight, eating experience pulled full;
The ills of the G6 Jazz's offensive and defensive ends were sorted into rolls by Kidd, three guards + double 3D shots, the Jazz could not respond, luck also stood on the lone end, self-help people helped.
Jazz fans have really been autistic in recent years, all kinds of good people and good things have let them catch up, and the luck back is indeed a file of the league. The problem is that the opponent is not without a chance, Conley played too bad this round, Mitchell slot points are full, O'Neal was put in response to far less than the same positioning players opposite. Gobert also don't blame the defender for not passing, not directly buckled the opportunity really can not grasp, this round of the only good performance of Bojan, has the last chance to save the Jazz - the tactics completely ran out, big vacancy, fully prepared, can not shoot, what else can you say?
Bojan's missed kill is about a perfect portrayal of Jazz over the years- a fierce operation, a look at the results of the pestle. The annual regular season strong team, the 5th division bottom, the final ceiling is the second round, this is not all a matter of luck, the Jazz do have two limitations at the team level:
With the basket center as the defensive core, and relying too much on the basket center, the single defense and co-defense capabilities of other points are limited, and the five outer lineup defense system collapses. Then, every year, meet the five-outside lineup;
With impact and dry-pulling number two scorers as the core of the attack, but there is no center or five outside lineup, there is a center who will not attack, only pure basket to eat cake. Since the main attackers can't use the pie to take advantage of the center's finishing advantage, this becomes a space disadvantage, and they often encounter teams that change defenses or are good at blocking and dismantling.
In this era of building a team with a center as the core, the Jazz also have a defensive configuration pit center, the offensive configuration is incompatible with each other, and then a layer of luck DEBUFF, it is really hard to believe that they can go further in the future.
If not, change your mind.