PJ-Brown's experience in entering the NBA is still quite bumpy. He participated in the NBA Draft in 1992 and was selected by the New Jersey Nets with the 29th overall pick in the second round, but the Nets refused to offer Brown a contract, which made Brown far away. Go to Europe to play in Greece. , Access to the latest chapter: ШШШ.79xs.СоМ. The short basketball career in Greece has given Brown a lot of things that he couldn't learn in college. The way of survival in the professional league has slowly penetrated into the bones of PJ-Brown from Greece.

After making preparations, Brown returned to the United States and came to the Nets. In the Nets, he met a coach, Chuck Daley, who had a deep influence on him. Daley coached at the Nets after leaving the Pistons. Failed to lead the Nets to return to Detroit's glory, but the'excellent' in training players and the defensive hall-level coach has become a good NBA enlightenment coach PJ-Brown.

After laying a good foundation for the Nets, Brown was ‘handed’ to the Miami Heat in the fourth season of his career and met the second coach who had a significant impact on him, that is Pat Riley. That was Pat Riley’s second season with the Heat. It was also the season he started to show off on the South Coast. He introduced Mourning before and grabbed Tim Hardaway, and then changed in 96-97. Come to PJ-Brown, let Leon completely reproduce the iron and blood muscle group of New York to Miami.

PJ-Brown has withstood Riley's hellfire-like cruel training test in the four years of the Heat. From a good, rough and rudimentary excellent defender on the inside, he has turned into a precise position, a keen awareness, and a keen confrontation. An insider-type defensive machine. When the Heat did not make breakthroughs for many years, and had to pack PJs for new changes, the Hornets who finally got Brown were immediately a treasure, and the Hornets' defensive efficiency in the current season increased by one compared with the previous season. Grade.

At this time, PJ-Brown is no longer a little guy that needs to be tempered and grown up. In the 90s, the days when the muscles were in the forest and the hard training under the Riley pointer made him an alliance. This is the reason why no one dared to stand up and refute when he was pointing fingers at other people and even the coach during the first day of training for the Celtics, because he was qualified. Also has this ability.

Brown thinks he has seen everything on the training ground and experienced any training methods, such as Riley's devil training, and Daly's jokes are distracting. Wait, wait, Brown, who has been playing in the league for ten years, has never seen anything, so when he heard Leon shouting "off-ball simulation training", he thought it was a simple off-ball formation drill. Such things are pediatrics to him.

But when Dalem "Po" walked onto the court and stood in the middle circle wearing a bench training suit. Others all walked to the sidelines, and only when ten people were left on the court did Brown realize something was wrong. This was obviously a momentum to play against the game. Starting a group and a substitute group, Leon also stood with his whistle. On the sidelines, but the ball? The ball just used for training was thrown aside by Leon, and there was no ball in sight on the entire court.

"Don't froze PJ. Stand in the middle circle. You are the center forward of the starting team. You are about to jump the ball." Leon blew his whistle and shouted to Brown who was still in a daze.

"Where is the ball?" Brown was dumbfounded and asked Leon.

"The ball is in your heart." Leon replied, then stood in the middle circle, stretched out his hand without anything, and started to simulate a jump ball...

PJ-Brown soon discovered that there was no ball, and he didn't know what to do on the court, yes. The ball is gone, and he can't figure out which side to attack and which side to defend, where he knows what to do. He didn't know how to take off with just a jump ball. On the contrary, Dalem’s "Po" on the opposite side flew up with great strength, and then I heard Leon shouting, "Dalem touched the ball, Cole took the ball."

In this way, PJ Brown inexplicably failed to jump the ball, and then watched Steve Kerr dribble the ball without the ball in his hands. Under Arenas's follow-up defense, he passed the half-time cautiously.

"Cole pass, Williams, pass...Dalem'Po'te, dunk!" Leon used the most concise words to describe the ever-changing situation on the court. Cole put the ball after halftime. The "ball" was passed to Eric Williams who was standing in the middle. After receiving the "ball", Williams flicked his arm and pushed the "ball" straight to the inside. At this time, Dalem's "Po" Come down. If there is a ball on the field and the players cooperate with each other, this will be a very good second fast attack routine, using a mid-position connection point to complete a wall-to-wall outside pass, which instantly tears the opponent out of shape. Defense.

But there was no ball on the court, and PJ-Brown did not realize that Williams had passed the ball, and did not know that Dalem’s “Po” cut the ball and dunked it directly after receiving the ball. This kind of low-level defensive mistake Brown Rarely committed, especially in the opening stage when the physical strength is still very strong. Watching Dalem's "Po" who dunked the "ball" empty-handed, Brown spread his hands and said that he didn't know what happened.

"They completed a quick internal attack, pay attention to my judgment, pay attention to the positions and movements of the people around, and go back and participate in the attack!" Leon briefly explained and urged Brown. Leon didn't want to embarrass Brown, but he knew in his heart that only by personally participating in this kind of training can he understand the mystery as quickly as possible. It is meaningless to watch and explain.

Brown didn't say a word, and ran for half the court to participate in the offense. This time he grew a mindful eye. After half of the game, he was at the half arc of the free throw line, leaning on Dalem's "Bo" to "ball". At this time, Arenas dribbled the "ball". Obviously PJ-Brown’s position was not a Celtic tactic, but Arenas hesitated and made a pass towards PJ-Brown.

"Arenas passes, PJ-Brown... shoots, misses, right-hand basket angle... Pierce gets the backboard and gets on the basketball." Leon again judged an offense and PJ-Brown was halfway through the free throw line. After receiving the ball in the arc, he turned around and pretended to dribble the ball, and then directly shot the ball. Anyway, PJ-Brown didn't know how to shoot the ball, just made a jump shot.

Brown felt very unconvinced when he heard Leon shouting "missing a shot." He walked to Leon and shouted, "Why do you think I didn't score this goal?"

Leon put down his whistle and faced Gao's own PJ-Brown who looked like King Kong. He raised his head and said: "PJ, your mid-range field goal percentage this season is 47.5%, and the highest field goal percentage is left and right. At the bottom corners on both sides, 51.4%, the top of the arc hits only 45%. And your best shooting distance is 10 feet to 15 feet, 17 feet your shooting rate is worse, you just took the ball at 17 feet Position shot. Then, Dalem'Po't is not air, he'forces' you to lean your body and use a deformed shooting posture to shoot. If you have the ball in your hand, the shooting force is obviously insufficient this time, so you will probably hit The corner between the right side of the basket and the backboard. As a veteran who has played for ten years, do you think my analysis makes sense?"

PJ-Brown was speechless when Leon said something. His eyes were no longer so wide, but he babbled for a while and still asked unconvincedly: "What's the point of this?"

This time Leon ignored him, just told him, and then went to the court to run ~lightnovelpub.net~ and listened to his own words, while paying attention to the running position of his teammates. This training lasted for half an hour. As an experienced basketball player, Brown slowly "touched" some "doors". He found that this kind of ball-free simulation training focused on the test of ritual and movement specifications. Once the regulation is done and the position is in the right position, you will basically get a positive judgment from Leon, on the contrary various mistakes, non-advancement and violations.

When the simulation training was over, Brown felt that this kind of training was ‘quite’ interesting, and couldn’t help asking if training like Steve Cole was a daily compulsory course. Kerr is the only player on the team who is older than Brown and entered the league earlier.

Kerr squinted at him and said: "From the first day he became the head coach, he has been compulsory. I can tell you that when we first did this kind of training, we were all dumbfounded and didn't know what to do. But practiced. I knew it in a few days, but it was actually quite fun."

"But, without the ball, will everything be up to him? What does he say?" Brown looked at Leon, who was reading the tactical manual on the sidelines with a puzzled look.

"Of course! If next time he tells you that your ball was smashed by a ball, you can just roll on the ground with your'trousers' crotch. Don't think about it, you're always right..." Cole smiled Said to Brown, Brown, who was left confused, was ready for the next training.