Re: [閒聊] 為何對手不包夾呢？？

看板Lakers (洛杉磯湖人)作者spock2230 (spock)時間16年前 (2009/12/18 23:46)推噓11(11推 0噓 9→)

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※ 引述《capriole (CARPE DIEM)》之銘言： : 承kobeslaker大的文章 : 個人認為今天Kobe能絕殺成功 : 湖人最後的戰術安排也是成功的因素之一(雖然禪師不一定有醒過來) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 附上一篇賽後報導，證明 Jackson 當時是清醒的 XD http://tinyurl.com/ylogy6d Phil designs Kobe's heroics By KEVIN DING kding@ocregister.com MILWAUKEE Even now as an old married couple, they can still surprise each other, which is pretty hard to do. And pretty great. Phil Jackson started drawing the diagram on his board, designing a play from the backcourt, and Kobe Bryant was baffled. He interrupted with a furrowed brow and started to point toward the scoreboard to remind his longtime coach that only 5.4 seconds remained in overtime, and the Lakers were losing by one. “Huh?” Bryant actually said in the huddle Wednesday night. Bryant turned to appeal to co-star Pau Gasol to bring Jackson to his senses. Jackson stopped drawing and just gave Bryant a dead-eyed look that basically said: “Are you going to let me do what I do or what?” Jackson resumed drawing in the backcourt, and with that, Bryant ceased being surprised. “Then I got it,” Bryant said later as he walked out of the visitors’ locker room, his epic resume now bulging by one more shot. “I knew exactly what he was doing.” Jackson wanted to help Bryant by deterring Milwaukee from double-teaming him. Bryant flashed back in the moment to the 1991 NBA Finals (yes, his basketball knowledge is that encyclopedic that he could cite the correct year): Jackson started a play in the backcourt – although 10 seconds remained in that case – and wound up getting Michael Jordan an elbow jumper over Vlade Divac’s too-late help, forcing overtime at The Forum in Game 3 against the Lakers. As Bryant caught Jackson’s drift in the huddle, the excitement began to build in him and he picked up as soon as Jackson left off drawing the play. Bryant pointed to the clipboard and talked to Derek Fisher about what he needed to do in his corner, then Lamar Odom about what he needed to do with the inbounds pass, then Gasol as they walked in step onto the court about holding off Milwaukee shot blocker Andrew Bogut. Bryant knew that with Jackson’s help in drawing up such a spread-open floor, if his teammates held their spots well, he’d get a shot he later said he can make “in my sleep.” Bryant hit a game winner just a week and a half ago against Miami. But with the ball coming in from the frontcourt then, Bryant struggled to control the ball against an immediate double team. He wound up dribbling the wrong way, away from the basket, and had to double back before launching what he later called the luckiest shot of his career. This time, Bryant wasn’t even touched until he dug his right shoulder into Milwaukee’s all-alone defender Charlie Bell as a prelude to clearing space to shoot. Bryant breezed to the left elbow, shimmied with a quick fake left for more space and was all net on a 15-foot fadeaway. Odom was so excited he didn’t just hop up and down; he jacked his arms up like goalposts and leapt so high he bent at the knees. Bryant’s teammates on the bench stormed the court toward him, but Luke Walton paused to turn back to a ballboy who’d been sure Bryant would play hero and smiled, saying: “You called it!” The largest crowd of the season in Milwaukee dragged away, and one Bucks fan could be heard saying: “What a buzzkill! What a buzzkill! Unbelievable.” Jackson was somewhat surprised, too, considering the Bucks missed crucial foul shots in regulation and overtime to open the door. Milwaukee had also led, 106-100, until Bryant produced the game’s final seven points in the last 1:18 (in his third full game with an avulsion fracture in his right index finger that has left him to change his shooting grip “substantially” with more thumb pressure). “It was a miraculous win,” Jackson said. “It really was.” Jackson’s genius in designing the play will go unnoticed by the masses. His life, though, has been all about being the man behind the man anyway. Asked about the Bucks not double-teaming him, Bryant said: “Phil caught them off guard by having us take the ball fullcourt. I think that threw them for a loop.” And because they’re now an old married couple, Jackson poked some fun afterward. He noted Bryant’s miss on a similar jumper at regulation’s end and asked him: “Why’d you keep us waiting?” Smiling at reporters later, Jackson said: “Really, he wasted a whole half hour of our lives.” -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 123.204.239.51

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