s: cutting, passing, and shooting to break through the defense.
2. The offense must cover the entire half.
3. The offense must have the principle of space.
4. The offense should ensure that the player and the ball are moving toward the same goal (seeking gaps or attacking the basket).
5. Every time a shot is taken, other players should be properly positioned for offensive rebounds and fast breaks.
6. Every time the ball is passed to prepare for an attack, it will create a gap that the defender cannot take into consideration.
7. The offense should be designed based on the characteristics of the players.
Sun Hao has never played a triangle offense before, but many of these points match him very well.
It feels like his entire career has been geared toward being able to play the triangle offense at a certain point in time.
“You must be prepared to play key balls.”
And after Jackson finished explaining the essentials of the triangle tactic, he also emphasized it.
In fact, the triangle offense can also be called a superstar isolation tactic.
It’s just that the purpose of the tactic is to prevent the superstar from being double-teamed when playing in singles.
Therefore, at the final critical moment, the ball will definitely be in the hands of outside players.
Because compared to O’Neal, an inside player, the outside player is less likely to be double-teamed.
This is also the reason why most of the winning shots of the OK team are led by Kobe, not O’Neal.
That actually has nothing to do with the team’s status, but Jackson’s tactical needs.
Sun Hao nodded. He had already developed his ability to play key goals when he was with the Mavericks.
Jackson’s request can be said to involve his professional field.
After talking about the triangle offense, Jackson then chatted with Sun Hao about Zen for a while.
Don’t be surprised, Zen came from the East, and Buddhism was popular in China. He thought it was normal for Sun Hao to be interested in this.
Poor Sun Hao, he could only recite that famous quote silently in his heart.
Not listening, the monk chanted sutras.
But even if Sun Hao is just perfunctory, he must know more about Zen than the Americans like O’Neal.
After Jackson finished chatting, he felt that Sun Hao was also a Zen scholar.
Sun Hao really felt the pain in his heart that he couldn’t express.
After finally coming out of Jackson’s office, Sun Hao’s head was still buzzing.
He felt that it would be better to spend less time alone with Jackson in the future.
Two days after the training camp started, it felt like the players had almost adjusted their bodies, so Jackson began training in the triangle offense.
O’Neal, Malone, and Horry, who have played under Jackson before and have successfully integrated, can fit in seamlessly.
Sun Hao also relied on his super high basketball IQ and understanding to integrate very well.
But for most of the other players, this tactic was still a bit confusing.
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