Chapter 255: Tsundere Ghost

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The three-day study time at Santa Monica Community College was very fast, and Leon had a deep thinking about the art of defense here. ￥f Apex novel, x. Although on the first day he was shocked and proposed to use exhaustive methods to solve the contradiction between amoeba defense and man-to-man, but all of this only stays at the theoretical level. Leon is proficient in mathematics His mind has only constructed a basic model, and it is really difficult to implement it in training, especially to let his players understand their own ideas.
Therefore, Leon did not spend too much time entangled in solving the problem of ultimate defense, but turned himself into a sponge, absorbing the decades of experience and knowledge of Gergulich.
Although both were born in Pennsylvania and have strong defensive style, Gergulich and Hart are still somewhat different in defensive concepts. Hart has played for the Eastern team all year round. His defensive strategy has a strong Eastern style, emphasizing physical contact, emphasizing willpower, and emphasizing control of the rhythm to lower the score.
Gergulich has been working as an assistant coach in the West. His defensive philosophy is more aggressive, and strong defense is more to create better opportunities for offense. Therefore, Gergulich’s defense will not suppress the rhythm, on the contrary, it will create a lot of quick counterattacks through crazy squeezing to improve the rhythm. The Supersonic is his masterpiece.
These two defensive thoughts of the same clan but in different directions gave Leon a lot of thinking space. In three days, the six people used video and on-site drills to deeply explore the relationship between offense and defense, and how defense affects the outcome of the game. It's about specific tactical issues. Everyone has very little involved, just for example and understanding.
Three days later, the study was over, and the five people ushered in a quiz, which was to participate in the famous Drew League in Los Angeles.
Gergulich has been in contact with the organizers of the Drew League for a long time. They will choose a game on the weekend and let his students fight against each other as the coaches of the two teams.
Because there were five people, a rookie like Bisketaf Jr. without coaching experience was automatically excluded from the sidelines, and the other four were divided into two groups.
It stands to reason, Leon and Carlisle should have a team of rivals, and then Stotts and Brown should be assistant coaches.
But Gergulich asked for a lottery, and Leon and Carlisle were paired with Brown and Stotts.
On the question of who is the assistant coach, Leon appeared very generous, saying that Carlisle is the best coach and he should be the head coach and assist him.
On the day of the Drew League, the game was played in the basketball hall of Charles Drew High School. This amateur league, founded by Irvine Willis in 1973, has a lot of freedom. New members can be added before the game starts-as long as he can pass the review. For more than 30 years, this league has grown and began to attract more and more famous players to participate. Although its level is not high, the positive, positive and healthy atmosphere here constantly conveys correct basketball values. This is also the difference between the Drew League and other street leagues, and it is also the basis for development and growth.
When Leon and his team arrived at Kempton Drew High School in South Los Angeles, they found that the basketball stadium here was already crowded. Obviously, there are big-name stars here today.
Leon's sharp eyes saw a familiar face first. It was Baran Davis. He also saw Leon squeezing in through the door, his face stiffened with a smile.
However, Leon knew that Baron Davis would not have such a fever here. At least more than 500 people came to the scene, and Davis's popularity has not reached this level.
Sure enough, Leon saw other stars on the other side of the court, a star from the Magic, this year's popular league scorer, Tracy McGrady.
The arrival of Fox Leon and his entourage has fueled the already hot arena. Although the coach is far less popular than the players, the coach on the topic of Leon is different. He makes headlines no less than the average player.
There are not many coaches coming to the Drew League. Some reporters know there must be a good show today.
The difference between the Drew League and the general street or business leagues is that there is no dj yelling to introduce players, and no weird music is played. This is basketball. Everyone and every player are equal.
So neither McGrady nor Davis will get special treatment. Leon and the others are the same. Everyone is honestly doing pre-match preparations just like ordinary players or coaches.
Carlisle and Leon quickly faced a problem, and that was that they were not familiar with the people on their team at all-except for Tracy McGrady, who was in Carlisle.
In this year's playoffs, the Pistons just reversed and eliminated Tracy McGrady's Magic. Carlisle knew how to deal with Tracy McGrady, but he couldn't figure out how to play him.
At this time Leon had been scribbling on a piece of paper next to him. About ten minutes later, he handed the paper to Carlisle.
Carlisle took the paper and listed a clear table on it, arranged according to the jersey number of each player in the team. The height, position, and weight of the player were marked at the back. There was even a note at the back, indicating some of the player’s Features. For example, shooting is better, fast and so on.
Carlisle thought that Leon had obtained the list of players in advance, but Leon told him that these were the conclusions he had drawn by observing the players warming up for ten minutes. Carlisle glanced at Leon with the look of a monster, and then began to formulate the game. Preliminary plan.
Of course, this kind of coach who catches the ducks on the shelves can't do any targeted tactics. The Drew League itself is also an amateur league, and the players' tactical skills are also average. So Carlisle formulated a basic tactical direction based on the table given by Leon.
When the game really started, Carlisle realized that any tactical direction was useless. The players just left everything behind. Especially for super players like McGrady, he and Davis have their own tactics on the court.
At this time, the role of the on-the-spot command was brought into play. With Leon, the automatic video recorder, Carlisle could get feedback on the problem as soon as possible, and then call to direct the players.
The players on the field are fans of the authorities. As soon as the professional coaches give pointers, they can make changes immediately and the effect will come out.
From the beginning, it was a little rusty, and then the cooperation became more and more smooth. Their team owns Tracy McGrady, which is better than Davis. Under the command of Leon and Carlisle, they opened the score quickly from the beginning of the second half.
On the other side, Brown and Stotts lack experience in how to command such a team~EbookFREE.me~ At the same time, although Davis is a point guard, his shooting options are extremely poor, and their team soon fell into a single fight. .
In the end, Leon's team won the game easily. After the game, fans and reporters flocked to the court to get the autographs of McGrady and Davis. This time Leon and Carlisle were completely ignored.
"How about going to Boston together and winning the championship with me?" Leon said to Carlisle as he packed his things. Surrounded by crowded fans, Leon said this like a joke.
"No, I want to win a championship that belongs to me." Carlisle sighed, shook his head and rejected Leon.
Leon also smiled and said nothing, he knew that Carlisle was still a bit arrogant.
At the end of the competition, this short training class will end here. The six people had a meal near Drew High School, and don’t leave it alone. In the future, they will realize their coaching dreams in different ways in their respective positions on their teams.
Leon drove his eight-handed Chevrolet back to Santa Monica Beach, met Khomeinis, had dinner together, and walked along the beach to chat.
Khomeinis told Leon that she would focus her career in Los Angeles. Leon expressed support for her and said that he could share his scouting resources with Khomeinis, but Khomeinis refused. .
After that, Leon returned the rented car and bought a ticket to Boston the day after tomorrow. He will go to Redondo tomorrow to talk to Bill Sharman about the number.
On the next morning, Leon received a call from Angie, and Angie informed him that Carlisle had called to express his willingness to join the Celtics.
This result is just as Leon expected.
"What a proud ghost!" (To be continued.)
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