Chat ball does not flicker, there is a picture and the truth.
The regular season ended with the playoffs and playoffs ensuing. "Coin Chat Basketball" continues to restore the winning and losing elements of important games in the way of "having pictures and truth", interpreting focus topics, watching excitement, and watching doorways.
In the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs, the seventh Heat was beaten by the eighth Hawks, the tenth Bull took the ninth Raptor, and the Heat and Bulls competed with the Bulls for the last playoff ticket in the East, who can catch the last train? In this issue of "There is a picture and there is a truth", let's talk about this matter.
Without further ado, let's start with the picture.
This is a typical roll call tactic, with the Bulls using blocks to put DeRozan against Hiro and then one-on-one singles.
The play-offs to the stage of grabbing eight, too complicated things are meaningless, the coaching staff of the two teams will study each other's tactics clearly, the tactical manual is a copy, this kind of decisive battle, the simpler and more rude, the more chance to knock the other side to the ground.
The Bulls will definitely try to find Hilo, which is the most concise and efficient way to attack, make their offense the strongest point, collide with the opponent's defense weakest, if you can play several rounds in a row, there is a possibility of breaking the opponent's psychological defense.
The key point for the Heat to prevent bulls is how to try to avoid DeRozan's single point of Hiro. The Heat will most likely let Butler lead the defense of DeRozan, the Bulls will use the block to create a misalignment, whether the roll call can be formed, is directly related to the quality of the cover, if the block is not blocked, or just a false cover, the Heat have the opportunity to reverse the misalignment, exchange for the original position, and continue to let Butler in front of DeRozan.
Butler is the best candidate to defend DeRozan's singles, but Butler is also the first singles player in the Heat, and if he consumes a lot on the defensive end, the offensive end will lack the necessary physical reserves. So the Heat want to give players other than Butler the style of defending DeRozan.
Spoelstra made some attempts against the Bulls in the regular season, such as giving a "fake" assistant during the single defense, and making a pinch gesture when DeRozan stopped the ball to prepare for a shot, interfering with his shot rhythm.
The Bulls can name names, as can the Heat, but the difference is that the Bulls don't have particularly obvious defensive weaknesses. Vucevic has limited defensive coverage, but Butler's three-point production is not good, and his military training area is concentrated in the mid-range and under the basket, and forcing Vucevic to name may not hit a point.
The Bulls don't have too thin and brittle defensive weaknesses, but they don't have too prominent defensive strengths, Butler doesn't have to use blocks to find people, as long as the space is opened, see who "hits" whom, whether you can play success depends on Butler's finishing efficiency.
The Bulls also have a fixed routine for defending Butler singles during the regular season, and when Butler is one-on-one on the flank, the moment he starts to assist the defense, and the big man pulls back to defend the basket and form a pinch in the near basket area.
It is somewhat difficult for the Bulls to lock Butler one-on-one, unless he doesn't feel good, so the defensive contraction blocking of the box will be a pattern adopted by the Bulls, at which point it is necessary to test Butler's offensive reaction, is it resolute to the end, or use the Bulls defense to recycle the ball to outside teammates?
The Heat and the Bulls have the same problem, the overall talent ceiling is not too high (of course, if you compare the dunk ceiling, LaVine has something to say), such a team fights a life and death battle, the probability of playing quickly is not large, and it may be pressed to the last few minutes to determine the winner or loser.
The provincial point said that the final chapter of the battle may be that Butler and DeRozan directly attack against each other, they both have the strength to penetrate each other's defenses, and the comparison is who is tough enough to be ruthless enough when the life of the game hangs by a thread.
The conclusion of this issue of "There is a picture and the truth"
This eight-for-eight grab may be a battle, the home game of the Heat occupies the right time and place, but after all, the game is played by players, the same stick singles mode, DeRozan has LaVine next to him, Butler has Lowry next to him, and the "Old Steel Cannon" play-off game against the Hawks exploded a game, but this season overall, LaVine's stability is higher, and the Bulls' "Black Ten" journey has hope to continue.