Okay, sit tight, the story comes. Imagine this scenario: The Bucks, after trailing by 15 points at one point, staged a shocking comeback in the final quarter, hitting a 40-25 attack wave. The MVP of this game was none other than Lillard, who scored 41 points, plus 4 rebounds and 4 assists, which was nothing short of amazing. On the Clippers' side, Harden and George each scored 29 points, which looked pretty good, but they couldn't hold on to the win in the end.
Here, we've got to talk about Clippers coach Tyronn Lue. This coach is really a "creative" person, but this time his creativity seems to be a bit overdone. The five-small lineup is really laughable. Do you think, a basketball team doesn't have a center on the court, isn't this a clear way to tell the opponent "come and hit me"? In the end, the Clippers were taken away by the Bucks in waves, and Tyronn Lue must be on the back of the pot.
After the game, Harden directly **, and directly scolded the five-small lineup after the game. He probably meant something like, "Are we going to play basketball, or are we going to disappear?" "Obviously, you can win the game with normal tactics, but you have to have some "novel" gameplay, and the result is good, and you can directly give the opponent a big gift package. Tyronn Lue also had to come out and apologize after the game, but will an apology solve the problem? The problem still has to be solved!
This game is not just an ordinary win or loss, but more like a big debate within the Clippers' tactics and philosophy. Harden's angry rebuke undoubtedly calls into question this innovative tactic. Tyronn Lue's apology, although it seems right, but more importantly, how will he adjust next? Whether he will continue to insist on his innovation, or return to tradition and use the center will be worth paying attention to.
Finally, this game also gave us a few thoughts: can basketball games really rely on the "five small" tactics to win? In today's basketball arena, do we need more innovation, or should we stick to traditional play? And for the Clippers, does this defeat mean they need to rethink their tactical layout?
What do you think, do the Clippers really need to make a big change? Or do you have any advice on the Clippers' next move? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area and discuss together! Hotspot Engine Program