Monday, November 17, 2014
In NBA finals history, behind the 0:2 deficit example
"Tonight we suppressed, was completely suppressed, we didn't play the first two offensive as well, be reduced to fragments our rhythm is made, the game we all struggled, in solving the problem of continuously, and then the emergence of new problems, this situation continued until the last moment, we never play Portland type basketball, it can't be worse."
In his post match press conference, Adelman said of the team in the third game of the basic performance, summarizes the Blazers in the competition facing difficulties, be prepared for such a situation Adelman, but when the real results, tone will inevitably take helpless and depressed.
The same with Gan Guoyang, this match he played in fact quite well, but his teammates play was greatly curbed, he could not play every game scored 50 points turn back the powers of darkness.
Gan Guoyang knew, after 2:0, the third game is a watershed, 3:0 and 2:1 the world is two, 3:0 means the champions, 2:1 indicates that there are infinite possibility.
In NBA finals history, behind the 0:2 deficit example, as of 1989 is the time of the 1977 finals, when the protagonist is the Portland trail blazers.
Gan Guoyang as experienced later history through the people, he certainly knows the 2005 NBA Finals, the piston to fight the seventh field in 0:2 backwardness situations and Spurs, followed by the 2006 heat is complete 0:2 backwardness situations super reversal.
The Blazers didn't want history 17 years performed ahead of time, also don't want to 12 years before the miracle on them requite like for like, in the changing room after the game, the team made repeated summary.
This is from the beginning of the season after the first match Blazers habit, to conduct postgame, mistakes summary team in the game, and how to improve in the next game, the data analyst team will put the data situation of the two teams posted in a conspicuous place for players to stimulus contrast, those poor play player.
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