看标题就知道我们的教练有多伟大 这是一个yahoo sports叫Kelly Dwyer的人写的 原文在这 http://0rz.tw/6MPI7 图文并茂的呢 下面是oregonlive的节录 Whatever Nate's fostered all season, it's worked. This squad has won 50 games with one to play, and while that was the idea (maybe 60 games) entering the season, doing it without Oden (mock him all you want, but he contributed 11 points, 8.5 rebounds and over two blocks in half a game) and all sorts of other rotation parts for long stretches was not the plan. McMillan didn't care about the plan. He just worried about the next game. Or that night's game. He kept this team focused, throughout. The defense has been up and down, but that's what happens when you have to start Juwan Howard(notes) at center for long stretches. Fans might not like the way he sits Dante Cunningham(notes), or limits Rudy Fernandez, but that's what happens when the rookie seems out of step with the playbook, or Fernandez works at a pace that doesn't agree with the rest of his teammates. As it's been since McMillan's days in Seattle, the Blazers work at one of the slowest paces (this season, the slowest at 87.6 possessions per game) in the NBA, but not only is it working for them, McMillan has managed to slow things down without taking the fun out of each game. The Blazers are an engaging watch, every time out, so much so that you still hear the "Portland likes to run" bit of analysis echoing out of your TV speakers every other night. That's OK, because they do like to run. They also like to hold it up, run a play, and score on you. And they like winning, 50 times in 81 tries. Mainly because Nate's kept the focus so narrow, so singular. His message has been so effective, no matter the set of ears. ------------------------------------------------------------------- 其实我也没仔细看完...... --

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