Two Hundred and Thirty-Seven: [But I'm a Good Boy]

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Although Doug and Zach Randolph played jaw-dropping tactical cooperation in the second quarter, and led the team to a certain advantage.

But D'Antoni still didn't continue this style of play in the third quarter, even though Zach Randolph and Doug played at the same time. But D'Antoni's position for Doug is the 3rd position, and the ball is still firmly in the hands of Chris Duhon. Also on the field are Jamal Crawford and David Lee.

On paper, this is the Knicks' strongest lineup.

Before going on the court, D'Antoni encouraged Doug. He hoped that Doug could play the role of Boris Diao in the Suns on the offensive end.

D'Antoni's current thinking is still imprisoned in his former glory, and he is still persistently looking for Nash's replacement, Stoudemire's replacement, Sean Marion's replacement... .

This gave Doug a headache.

He is aware of his abilities, and he believes that he is not qualified for the small forward position now. The small forward is a division of labor, an arrow used to tear apart the opponent's defense.

And Doug doesn't think he can defend Rudy Gay at all. Although he has improved his footsteps, he is facing a traditional small forward with a trinity of sudden passes and shots.

beep!

The whistle sounded and the game continued.

Duger still stood in front of Rudy Gay according to the tactical regulations. At this time, Chris Duhon came to the frontcourt with the ball.

Although in D'Antoni's tactics, Doug is the second turning point. But instead of passing the ball to Doug, Duhon threw it to Jamal Crawford.

Crawford is a very good chaotic player. He is a member of the 60-point club and his scoring ability is beyond doubt. But...he has no system in his eyes. When he stands on the court, he is tactics.

boom!

His forced shot in front of OJ Mayo hit the iron.

Doug tried to rush into the penalty area to get a rebound, but...David Lee and Zach Randolph were not good at blocking positions, and the other was unwilling to block them. Therefore, Doug's rush became useless, and Marc Gasol easily defended the rebound.

When the basketball was handed over to McConley, Doug glanced back at D'Antoni.

He felt he was in the wrong position.

But the question that D'Antoni is thinking about at this time is how to make Doug familiar with the playing style of all the players as soon as possible and better integrate into the team.

However, he overlooked one thing. Dug has won the championship and is still the MOP. Although he was useless at that time except for rebounding and blocking shots, he knew when to appear in what position, and he always used his strengths and circumvented his weaknesses to do things. So he can always win unexpected victories, and he is a player who walks on the court and strives to win.

Therefore, there are natural differences between the two from the starting point.

Back at halftime, Rudy Gay singled Dug with the ball.

To be honest, this is the first time in Doug's career that he faced the attack of this "all-around" small forward one-on-one.

Doug is not afraid of Paul Pierce, Carmelo Anthony.

But this kind of number one attacker who flies from the sky to the ground and has comprehensive skills, he has no idea at all.

Rudy Gay received the basketball, he didn't take any tentative steps, he directly strode in and broke through. Duge quickly retreated to the defense. His footsteps have improved a lot compared to the beginning of the season. But facing Rudy Gay, who is even taller, is still a bit embarrassing. After all, his coordination is still a big problem.

Afterwards, Rudy Gay made a sudden stop and changed direction, then rushed again, and finally used a Jordan-style step back.

Under this series of combined punches, Duge's center of gravity was a little out of order.

Therefore, when Rudy Gay finally shot, his defense could no longer expand.

Swish!

Rudy Gay makes a shot.

Doug shook his head.

He is not afraid of forwards who use IQ to compete with themselves, such as Pierce and Anthony. But at present, he is afraid of players who don't care about it when they come up, and directly use their physical fitness to make moves. And most importantly, Rudy Gay is taller than him and has a higher release point, which makes him have to dance with him.

"It seems...the Heat didn't trade Snoopy's instruction manual to New York." Charles Barkley joked with a smile: "With Snoopy's current coordination, his speed cannot be increased by a large margin." Keep up with Rudy Gay in terms of movement. And Rudy Gay is ten centimeters taller than him, and his wingspan is also longer. This is not playing sitting in the penalty area, but playing on the outside, and the advantage will be infinitely magnified."

"It's not about the instruction manual, it's about D'Antoni's playbook," Earl Johnson said. "Even the fans could see how well Snoopy and Randolph were in sync in the second quarter."

"Oh, no. You have to remember what Isaiah Thomas said three days ago. He brought Snoopy to New York as a cornerstone of the team. This is a problem he has to solve. He has to Force yourself to improve faster." Kenny Smith said from another angle: "I don't think D'Antoni made a wrong decision."

As Kenny Smith said, Isaiah Thomas was also in trouble at this time.

If Snoopy is to become a superstar leading the Knicks out of the quagmire, the hurdles in front of him are the difficulties he must face. He must find a way to score and must be able to stabilize his offensive output. Moreover, on the defensive end, you must not be wary of those talented forward players.

He's made up his mind, he's going to Miami. He wanted to get some tips from Miami's trainers and Pat Riley on how to make Snoopy leapfrog...that's the instruction manual that the Knicks needed right now.

The game goes on.

Because Chris Duhon rarely passed the ball to Doug, which made Doug's mediocre performance in the third quarter. No points recorded, no rebounds, only 1 assist.

"Snoopy has to go back to point guard."

Zach Randolph made a mess on the bench.

His performance in the third quarter was also terrible, with only 3 offensive rebounds and 4 points. Three of those rebounds came in the same possession. Zach Randolph can even pat his chest and say, I sit second in the league, and I don't dare to be the first. This is his unique talent and the main reason why he is called a stat brush.

D'Antoni is actually aware of Chris Duhon's mediocrity and Crawford's insistence on going his own way.

But he didn't like Zach Randolph's domineering attitude.

"It's a matter for the coaching staff."

He turned around coldly, and then arranged the rotation lineup: Nate Robinson, Quentin Richardson, Wilt Chandler, Gallinari, David Lee appeared on stage.

He benched Chris Duhon, Jamal Crawford, Zach Randolph and Doug all at once.

Although it is customary to use the rotation lineup to rest and adjust the main players in the early part of the fourth quarter, such a huge adjustment still seems deliberate, a bit like an embarrassment.

Zach Randolph is obviously not a person who can capture the mood of the head coach very well, and he is still chattering on the bench. And try to give Chris Duhon a little color. According to him, Chris Duhon missed at least three opportunities to give him excellent passes.

While Zach Randolph spewed foul language to create chaos within the team, Eddie Curry, sitting behind the bench, also continued to provoke: "Yeah, Chris's passing vision is terrible. He doesn't even know How to get along with us giant players..."

Jerome James expressed support for Randolph's actions.

The three big fat men formed an alliance and chattered endlessly. As if a disagreement was about to throw poor Chris Dujon into the trash.

This made D'Antoni's eyes full of murderous intent. In essence, Chris Duhon was brought by him alone. He and Gallinari are the absolute direct descendants of D'Antoni. These three fat guys brazenly claimed to use non-basketball methods to deal with Du Hong. Isn't that a slap in the face?

Duge next to him couldn't help covering his head, shaking his head and sighing.

The internal atmosphere of the Knicks is indeed bad enough.

At the same time, OJ Mayo, who led the rotation on the field, finally scored the second sports game of the game. After passing Richardson's defense with a crossover, he stepped back and shot directly from outside the three-point line... ... Swish!

The basketball fell into the net.

Then, he arrogantly hooked his finger to Duge and made a disdainful expression.

As soon as he made this move, Zach Randolph, who was already angry, smashed the water glass in his hand, stood up with a bang, and stared at OJ Mayo with a fleshy face.

Then, Jerome James and Eddie Curry behind him also stood up.

There were three fat, dark men, and the last two were still in frightening suits. It looks solemn and solemn, completely like the gangsters of New York!

The referee's eyes quickly swept over, he was hesitating whether to give the three people a technical foul.

Fortunately, OJ Mayo ran away quickly at this time.

"We have to get together." Zach Randolph turned to Doug and said, "We have to form our own team culture, understand? We have to learn from the Detroit Pistons back then, which can make Michael Jordan suffer. team!!"

Doug frowned, he didn't know how to answer. He saw that D'Antoni's face was getting worse and worse. Obviously, he didn't want to be too close to people like Zach Randolph.

However, they helped themselves after all.

"Thank you." Doug smiled and nodded to Zach Randolph, then turned his back and clapped hands with Eddie Curry and Jerome James.

When he turned around, he saw Isaiah Thomas smiling at him.

His smile meant a lot.

This made Doug suddenly realize: Could it be that Thomas wrote all of this? Did he get Zach Randolph to pull me into their group?

The more he thought about it, the more he felt that this conjecture was correct. After all, he had no friendship with Randolph before. When he met, he said something like a natural match, and he kept standing out for himself, and claimed to establish a piston culture... Esai Wasn't Thomas the leader of the Bad Boys Legion back then?

But am I a good boy?

Doug never wanted to associate himself with bad boys!

At this time, there was another proud whistle from the stadium.

OJ Mayo goes into the paint and draws a foul on David Lee, who will go to the free throw line for two free throws.

"I have to play!"

Dug stood up at the time, he couldn't tolerate OJ Mayo's outstanding performance tonight, and he had to sanction him.

Therefore, there is no room for negotiation in his tone.

D'Antoni looked at this newcomer in surprise. He thought for a while, then nodded: "Replace Nate Robinson."

When he walked to the technical table.

Isaiah Thomas and Zach Randolph, who were far away from each other, exchanged glances, and they nodded in agreement, reaching a consensus: Snoopy is indeed a bad boy!

But the understanding of the two is still slightly different. Zach Randolph's understanding is more inclined that Snoopy is a "bad guy" who must revenge. What Isaiah Thomas valued was his unyielding vigorous fighting spirit.

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