Hollins is actually a good head coach. Although Old Nelson has always despised him, the question is, who else can make him look down on except Popovich in the league? In Old Nelson's eyes, there are only two types of head coaches in the league, which he despises and he disdains and despises.

Before Hollins entered the Grizzlies, the team was messed up by Wallace's stupid bird. Of course, it's still a mess now, but it's a lot stronger. He knew where the team had problems and where to strengthen it, so he would hold back the pressure from fans and the uniforms to sign Randolph with high salaries, even if the latter is now notorious.

Hollins insisted on believing that Randolph was just lazy. He was not that kind of bad guy. He was a bit like West. If you treat him well, he would treat you sincerely. Old Nelson also believed this. Unfortunately, Randolph's maximum salary asking price directly made him say that I bought a watch last year. Hollins knew the complementarity between Randolph and Gasol Jr., and he knew that Randolph was a tactical panacea. He could adapt to many tactical systems because he knew almost all the inside offensive methods.

Fans are not optimistic about the Grizzlies' signings to Randolph, but experts and league head coaches highly appreciate Hollins' actions: Explain that those experts in the American basketball world are not the same as those in China's domestic bricks.

As for the Grizzlies who chose Tabits with the second pick, we can't blame Hollins, because general manager Wallace insisted on choosing Tabits. As for Wallace, old Nelson really had nothing to say. In order to save money, he actually fired all the Grizzlies' scouts. So, their draft was not based on the analysis of their own scouts, but on the analysis of the media. Isn't that very? But Wallace is such a person, and both McHale are the brain-dead generation.

The starting lineup sent by Hollins is: center Gasol Jr., power forward Randolph, small forward Rudy Guy, shooting guard OI Mayo, and organizational defender Mike Conley.

In fact, in Hollins' heart, he hoped that Mayo would be the sixth man, and after he came on the court, he would hit the opponent's internal and external lines, and his role was similar to West. Unfortunately, although Mayo's ability is not as good as West, his spirit is not comparable to that of the latter. He wanted to become the boss of the Grizzlies, and the boss also had a substitute? What a joke, Hollins mentioned it simply at the beginning, and Mayo got angry and acted like you, an old boy, really dared to let me take the bench, and it was either you die or I lived. Hollins was so scared that he never mentioned this matter again.

The Warriors' starting lineup is: Chamberlain FL Ibaka Morro Iverson's needle seven Loops, Morro suddenly put it into the starting lineup, which seems a bit problematic, but considering the crazy peeing of Old Nelson, the fans and experts were just a little surprised, and he just let a dog play ball.

But Old Nelson has his own considerations. He made this arrangement without a whim. As he analyzed before, the current Grizzlies have shortages in No. 2 positions, Guy has good defense, but he lacks the desire to attack - yes, it just doesn't have the offensive passion, even if he has the ability to attack. Therefore, it's boring to send Jackson, who is weak on the attack, but Morrow is better off going up and causing his attention.

Old Nelson asked Morrow to play, and the latter's long shots and breakthroughs were quite sharp. Guy must focus on defending him, so that Iverson and Billups could be easier. Today, the Warriors will attack wildly from the outside. Guy is not an Iron Man. If he falls into Morrow's attack trap, his physical strength will inevitably drop in the second half. Then see who Hollins will send to defend West and others.

Chamberlain picked the ball to Billups from Gasol's head since he was a kid. The latter waved his hand and shouted: "Pull it all, pull it away, No. 2 tactics, preparation."

Iverson ran low and Conley chased after him. Morrow cut into the inside from the other side. Guy's defense wall suddenly stuck Morrow and blocked his way forward. Seeing this Morrow immediately stopped, he turned around to block Conley, and Iverson ran into the penalty area.

Billups faced Mayo, and he ran two steps into the three-point line. After being blocked, he twisted his waist and abdomen and turned around, cutting from the wing to the middle. At this time, Chamberlain took it out of the penalty area where he was placed. He blocked Guy who was chasing Iverson again, and the answer was misaligned with him.

The tactics were formed immediately, Billups passed the ball to Iverson inside, and the latter quickly made directional changes in front of Gasol. Gasol opened his arms like a big stupid bear and shook with Iverson's rhythm. As a result, he was about to shake it twice and found that the ball was gone...

Iverson passed the ball with Chamberlain, who made a high jump shot, scoring the Warriors' first two points.

Gasol serves Conley, the Grizzlies attack, Mayo waits at the three-point line, and the commander of a big card said: "Mark goes to the penalty area, Zach, is ready to cover, Hi Rudy, pay attention to my position, we need to help Mike..."

Conley slowly pushed towards Iverson. Rudy Guy had a good temper. He didn't care about Mayo's show-off and came up to help Conley block people. Randolph jogged down from the middle and suddenly turned around in the middle. Ibaka slowed down half a step. Seeing this, Conley passed the ball over.

Randolph's mid- and long-distance jump shot ability is very outstanding among power forwards in the league, especially in open shots, and is perfect for shooting. At the same time, Randolph's ability to grab rebounds is also outstanding in the league. His year-round 2fl0 level, an absolutely enhanced version of Ibaka, and Chamberlain are also a perfect match.

But the Warriors could not sign Randolph because the Trail Blazers gave him a stupid contract, which was 8.46 million in six years. The contract took effect in 205 and is now the second-to-last season. The salary is close to 18 million, and the Warriors can't afford it.

In fact, there is a big deal for the Trail Blazers to give Randolph such a contract back then. Randolph is a standard contract player who exploded in the year. How powerful did he explode? He directly won the fastest-progress player in 204.

It is not a mistake to give the player who has made the fastest progress that year a big contract. The problem is that there must be a limit. Randolph's cup is not as big as he or she can get a contract as big as he or she - especially when your contract is only 6 feet 9 inches tall but weighs 20 pounds, and the highest number of blocks in his career is 06. Defense may be the worst of all inside players in history. After receiving the ball, regardless of your position and teammates, you must shoot within - seconds, and you can steal something from time to time to time and smoke some marijuana, drink some liquor and get group fights.

Randolph is really not a good reputation now. He is called the worst of all players in NHA history to score 2 points and 10 rebounds - whether it is his skills or his attitude towards basketball, so fans and experts criticize Hollins for insisting on selecting him.

But from the beginning of the preseason, Randolph performed well. He has been very low-key and honest since he came to Memphis. This is already rare.

Randolph got the ball, and Ibaka hurriedly pushed it forward. As a result, the former turned around and was very fast. At the same time, Gasol brought it up. Seeing that it was going to block Ibaka, Chamberlain subconsciously followed and went to defend Randolph. As a result, Gasolph ran backwards. Randolph turned around and threw the ball to the basket. Gasolph got the ball and sent it into the ring.

The cooperation is tacit and the shooting is very stable. Obviously, this move is specially practiced by Randolph and Gasol Jr.

Gasol was tall and his arms were long. He raised his foot and sent the ball into the ring. He celebrated Randolph and celebrated, "Yu Dehao, brother, you passed it so well.

Randolph smiled and said, "Have you climaxed? I was inserted by such a big guy"

The Warriors advanced quickly, and the Grizzlies retreated quickly. Mayo pressed Billups, and he didn't care about this. He quickly dribbled behind the scenes and passed him. Mayo was not a fool, so he naturally had a reliance on his daring. Billups' age growth rate has decreased. Even if he broke through Mayo, the latter could keep up with him after running two steps.

Iverson ran from the middle to outside the three-point line and directly stepped back, ran a half arc and rushed into the bottom line. Billups waved his hand and passed the ball to Morro. Morro took the ball and jumped into a long shot, and the ball bounced out.

Gasol was not busy grabbing rebounds, and immediately sank Chamberlain. Randolph's fat body jumped up and waved his hands to remove the ball.

Conley passed the ball to Mayo this time. He looked at Billups, took a deep shoulder and rushed in like a black whirlwind. However, the whirlwind blew around and could not break through Billups's iron wall. Although Mayo was a little conceited, he was not alone in playing basketball. When he saw that he was not able to break through, he passed the ball to Guy.

He knew Guy wouldn't play singles either.

Sure enough, Guy glanced at Morrow and passed the ball to Gasol, who was inside again. He did not attack himself. Even if Morrow, who was famous for his sieve, was not because he was not capable enough, but because he did not have the desire to attack.

Gasol Jr. Fighting against Chamberlain, he turned around and hit the ball and wanted to hook. Chamberlain pushed him with his chest and staggered. Gasol Jr. had already put the ball away at this time. He had no chance to continue attacking, so he passed the ball to Randolph.

Randolph deserves his reputation as an attacker of kaleidoscope, and he took the ball with one hand. He dribbled his feet twice with his crotch, then his shoulders swayed violently and broke through from the right wing. Ibaka retreated, Randolph dribbled back again, and quickly jumped up to a crisp jump shot.

"Brush", hit.

Chamberlain shook his head, feeling quite depressed. Randolph's attack was really hard to defend against.

Ibaka was determined to fight back. Randolph's defense was notoriously bad, or he did not defend at all. Ibaka's high-level offense was quite a bit difficult. This time he had no tactics. He and Billups cooperated with pick-and-roll, and he broke through with the ball at the high position and then swung his arms to attack. As a result, he felt bad and he made a blacksmith.

Randolph stuck Chamberlain again, Gasol Jr. easily took the rebound, and the Grizzlies accelerated again and launched an attack.

Conley is the traditional point guard, which may be the reason why he was teammate with Oden in college. He likes passing the ball and always takes the team as the first consideration for offense. At the same time, Conley has an abnormal physical fitness and has experienced dunking from the front of the free throw line. His excellent bounce and upper limb strength ensures the threat of his breakthrough. However, his long-range shooting ability is very poor, and his three-point shooting percentage is just three pairs of traditional guards, which is a very unqualified shooting percentage.

Randolph and Gasol Jr. provided cover for Conley twice while running. Billups' defense and Ibaka's supplementary defense were all lost. Conley was as fast as the wind, and the second step was accelerated as fast as the second step, and rushed into the penalty area and jumped to pick up the basket.

A huge figure flew up from behind, and Chamberlain almost retreated and chased in, jumped sideways and slapped it up, directly pressing the ball down.

Conley was hit by Chamberlain's body and staggered to the ground. He turned around and looked at the ball. At this time, another huge figure rushed in. It was Randolph.

Randolph followed from behind after covering Conley, so he grabbed the ball after being knocked off, then rushed to the penalty area with lightning speed, jumped up on the floor with his feet, raised his arms and smashed it heavily, and pushed the ball into the ring.

Even though the Grizzlies fans were not enthusiastic enough, they started screaming at this time. The Grizzlies' two players played very well in the interior, especially Randolph, who worked very hard on the offensive end. It can be said that the first three goals were the first, the first was his assist, and the latter two were his own attacks, which was the core of the Grizzlies' offensive end.

In the EpNR studio, Bill Walton said in surprise: "God, has the popular prodigal son turned back recently? Look, a guy like Randolph has changed his temperament. This is not his style. What can we say? Dear fans, hurry up and turn on the TV and find the EpNf Sports Channel, where a story of redemption is being staged."
Chapter completed!