Live broadcast, October 17, basketable nets reporter Brian Lewis published an article in The New York Post, talking about the comments of Igor-Koko basketable nets, the new teaching assistant, and other people on the team on him skof.
As a teaching assistant, Koko skof was mainly responsible for the attack tactics of basketable nets. Nash called him “an incredible encyclopedia of attack”. This coach has been in Phoenix Suns for the past 19 years, serbia national team and Slovenia national team have served as teaching assistants and head coaches. Among them, he cooperated with Nash under the “7 Seconds attack” tactical system of the Suns from 2008 to 2013.
“He is incredible. It’s great to work with old friends. He really helped me in many ways.” Nash said, “in the past few years, we have been a different type of team, which is really difficult. This year, I hope we can eliminate any problems and basically organize the team to maintain the mode of play we want. I think our team can bear more adversity this year.”
Mills said: “We certainly felt the stagnation of the attack last year. We tried to find ways to participate in the attack and keep moving. This is a challenge.”
“Transfer ball, transfer ball.” Owen said, “look at some of our offensive videos last year, many of which are one-on-one. You often discuss it, and we know very well that when the match is glued, this kind of attack is not the best tactic you can choose. When we are just one-on-one, we will give defenders a chance to rest…… In fact, we can use time and space. Now Ben Simmons is our point guard. He is very active on the court and can make the ball move. It feels good.”
“Generally speaking, as a whole, I think we played very well. We can transfer the ball and find our role position.” Ben Simmons said.
(Stan)