In today's fierce competition in the Chinese Basketball League, the role of coaches is becoming more and more prominent, and the performance of some teams has not risen as expected, but has declined significantly. What is the reason behind this? Is it a mistake in tactical arrangement, or is it a flaw in player management? Through an in-depth analysis of several representative teams, it is not difficult to find that the root of the problem lies in the manager's coaching effectiveness and his ability to manage the game.
Let's take a look at the Guangsha team, this team has had glorious moments under the leadership of Wang Bo, but it seems to be powerless in recent games. In last season's key matchups, the Cantons often lost their lead in the fourth quarter due to the physical exhaustion of their main players. For example, in the game against Liaoning, in the last five minutes, the Guangsha team was reversed by the opponent with a wave of 18-2 attacks due to physical overdraft, and finally lost 102-120. This result clearly exposed Wang Bo's shortcomings in tactical execution and physical distribution.
Then there's the Beijing team, which is coached by Jorio and whose tactical layout often appears chaotic. In the duel with the Shanghai team, the Beijing team made frequent mistakes in ball control, and there were as many as 24 mistakes in the whole game, which directly led to the loss of the game. In the 98-107 loss, Beijing's inconsistent performance reflected Jorio's lack of control over the team.
The Shandong team also faces challenges under the leadership of Ding Wei. Although the team has some talented players, the tactical uniformity and lack of control over the tempo of the game have led to the team's inability to respond effectively in key moments. For example, in the match against Guangdong, Shandong scored only three points in the final three minutes and eventually lost 101-110, a game that highlighted Ding Wei's lack of tactical diversity and game scheduling.
The situation for the Jilin team is more complicated. As a younger coach, Gao Junchao's authority and lack of experience were vividly demonstrated in the game. In the game against Jiangsu, Jilin's defense was frequent, and the opponent scored as many as 62 points inside, while Jilin lost 95-108. This not only shows Gao Junchao's shortcomings in defensive adjustment and team management, but also exposes the singleness of his tactical arrangement.
As for the Ningbo team and the Fujian team, under the leadership of A Dijiang and Zhu Shilong, they also showed tactical and management deficiencies. Ningbo's historical record is not good, and under the leadership of Adijiang, the team's performance this season is still mediocre, lacking significant improvement. Under the guidance of Zhu Shilong, the Fujian team showed potential in some games, but generally failed to form a stable combat effectiveness.
It is not difficult to see the performance of these head coaches, and it is not difficult to see that their shortcomings in tactical arrangement, player management and game scheduling have seriously affected the performance of the team and the development of players. Therefore, the Chinese Basketball League urgently needs to establish a more professional and systematic coach training and selection mechanism to ensure that the ability of coaches can be on par with the international level, so as to improve the competitiveness of the entire league and the performance of the team.
In order to achieve this goal, the Chinese Basketball League needs to reform and innovate at multiple levels. First of all, strengthening the professional training and continuing education of coaches is the foundation, and through the introduction of international advanced coach training system, the tactical understanding and on-site adaptability of coaches can be improved. Second, we need to strengthen the evaluation of coaches' performance and ensure that only the most suitable people can take up coaching positions by formulating more rigorous and scientific evaluation criteria. Finally, coaches are encouraged to exchange and learn internationally to obtain the latest basketball tactics and training methods from a global perspective, so as to improve the level of the entire league.
Through these measures, the coach's professional ability can be effectively improved, so that he can better schedule players and arrange tactics in the game, so as to improve the team's competitive level and the enjoyment of the game. At the same time, it will also help improve the personal skills and professionalism of players, and lay a solid foundation for the long-term development of Chinese basketball. The improvement of the Chinese Basketball League is not only a matter of player training, but also an in-depth reform and improvement from the coach level. Only in this way can Chinese basketball truly go international and compete side by side with the world's top leagues. The key to where the future lies lies in our choices and efforts today.