The Changes in the Nets' opening game aren't reprehensible enough, and not having Irving doesn't seem like a reason, Nash's Alexander, how should he change to get the Nets back on track? It turns out that the Nets are constantly looking for change than to stabilize their best lineup first, and the most important pawn in this lineup, Bruce Brown, has returned.
Playing the Wizards' recovery battle, Nash's platooning changed again, and Brown returned to the fifth position, what does it mean for the Nets? The first quarter exploded with 38 points, and the position sense of the entire lineup was extremely strong, not only liberating the pressure of Durant in the fourth and fifth positions, allowing the Grim Reaper to really return to his familiar number three position, but also allowing Harden's movement and blocking tactics to get better speed support.
The Nets' several star interior lines are indeed old and sick versions, and they are not enough in terms of speed and impact. And Brown is short, but very tough, the style of play is really the impact of the inner line, not the type of Griffin, Ard and Mi shen floating on the outside, when the Nets have an inside line to stabilize the pie, quickly outside the free throw line to block the defense and then return to the inside line to attack, the catfish effect is generated.
For the Nets now, the interior line is still a cliché, but it is not impossible to solve, but Nash's attempted lineup forgets that Brown, who has performed well last season. When Brown came back, even Mills had better mobility to attack, and Durant was the highest in the Nets' small lineup but really returned to the third position, which is a huge advantage of real misalignment. The Nets have a misalignment advantage in every position, which is due to Brown's inversion on the inside.
Before Irving returned, the Nets needed support on the offensive end, and Mills' arrival did alleviate this pressure, but what really freed the team was the inside. The Nets are now hoarding all types of interior lines, is it possible to find a strong point to liberate the other four positions? Brown's maneuverability gives the answer. Nash now has at least one of the bottom-up tactics, that is, to play a mini center with 5 million Browns, anyway, the Nets center has no advantage against the team where the star center sits, simply play their own "momentum" and liberate their own offensive talent, which is the best change the Nets can now seek.