我的问题放在文末，如果不想看英文的人可以跳过XDD One is a Midwestern white guy who is outgoing and has no tattoos. The other is a laid-back black dude from inner-city New Jersey who has plenty of tattoos. While they are complete opposites in person, they share a bond from the practice court to NBA arenas. For Steve Novak and J.R. Smith, they're all about the 3-point shot -- the shot that completely derailed the Celtics Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden. "They put on a shooting clinic," Tyson Chandler said. After a close first quarter, with the Knicks up 32-26, Novak and Smith went off in the second. While Smith had five 3-pointers, Novak had four. At the buzzer, the Knicks had made a total of 11 3's -- the most ever in a second quarter --- and they had 14 at halftime, which tied the record for most in a half in NBA history. (The Bucks made that many against the Suns on March 28, 2006.) By the end of the Knicks' 118-110 win, they had 19 3-pointers -- the second-most in a game in franchise history. Novak had eight treys and Smith had seven. And the "Odd Couple" had 25 points apiece. "It was great," Novak said. "I got it going. Hitting those shots, it was super-contagious. They were falling." "It was a great feeling," Smith said. "We were catching the ball like it was shooting practice and letting it go." During his postgame press conference, Mike Woodson credited the team's pace and pick-and-roll playmaking picking up for enabling Novak and Smith to get more open looks. "Our pick-and-roll offense was really working," Woodson said. "Our spacing was great and guys were finding the right guys, and they were open. It was just a total team effort." Carmelo Anthony, especially, had a knack for finding guys, which has been a rarity in his career. In fact, prior to tonight, he only had one previous triple-double in his NBA career. On Feb. 5, 2007, he had 31 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists against the Suns, as a member of the Denver Nuggets. Against the Celtics on Tuesday night, he had 35 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists. Scouts around the league consider Anthony to be a guy who usually has tunnel vision when he drives to the basket, not looking at his teammates, but only at the rim. But on Tuesday he was making a conscious effort to dish it out, and his ability to do that facilitated quicker ball movement around the perimeter to Novak and Smith. "We did a great job penetrating. We got to the middle and were able to find guys," Smith said. "Melo did a great job of finding the open man. I mean, when we get to the middle of the paint and we've got our heads up looking for guys, and our shooters are hitting shots, we're going to be tough to beat." After the game, Smith said one of the main reasons he and Novak were signed by the Knicks -- Novak on Dec. 21, Smith on Feb. 17 -- was to feed off of Anthony's double-teams. The team needed shooters in kick-out situations, and Novak and Smith have obviously proven their value in that department. Since they've been on the team together, they've challenged each other to be better from beyond the arc. In fact, during practices they have 3-point shooting contests. Who comes out on top? Novak. "All the time," Smith said, laughing. "Even today. I was 7-for-10 and he was 8-for-10, so he won again. It's very competitive. Between he and I, I mean, every other day is a, 'I'll take it, you take it.' It's tough, but it's fun. It makes it even better in the games because we're actually on the same team." Smith went on to give the highest praise to his sidekick. "He's the best 3-point shooter in our league, by far. I mean, it's not even close," he said. "People are starting to catch on to it, but not fast enough." Smith said that he respects Novak so much as a shooter that he looks for him first -- even over Anthony -- when he's bringing the ball up the court. "To be honest with you, when I get the ball in the fast break, he's the first person I'm trying to find, no matter who's out there or what's the scenario," Smith said. "If he's open, I'm trying to get him the ball as soon as possible." Novak knows it, too. "If he doesn't have a shot, I feel like he's always looking for me," he said. "For him to be able to shoot the ball like he can, and find guys, he's so hard to guard." Woodson loves the balance Novak and Smith have given the Knicks off the bench. He said both of them put a lot of pressure on opposing teams. However, he knows he has his work cut out for him, to help maintain what the duo has been doing. "[Novak] had a lot of great looks and he knocked them down," Woodson said. "As we go along, those shots will become tougher because teams watch tape and they're not going to leave him. So we've just got to find ways that we can get him good looks and hope that he's open." For now, life downtown is all good. At least for Smith, this has been the most fun he's ever had in his career. "Definitely," Smith said. -------------------------------------------------------------------- 基本上讲的东西都差不多啦 所以我就不翻了...^^" 倒是JR提到一点，他说他跟Novak当初被签进来的原因就是要协助Melo，当他被包夹时， 就可以有人投外线，迫使对手不紧缩防守。 事实之一：JR 跟 Novak 是有连结的。JR说当有Melo跟Novak在场上时，他老实说都先找 Novak。看他有没有空档，或帮他做档拆。Novak也说他知道JR一直在找他XD 好啦 回归正题 (现在才回归会不会有人早就弃文了@@...囧) 我其实想问 像今天这样的攻略，即让Melo当point forward (PG+PF的变形体XD) 理论上应该是难逢敌手吧? 当然这有一大部分要看老天吃饭，毕竟如果外线某场突然 就烂掉，那也是没辙了 (摊~ 但是如果是Novak，加上状况稳定的JR，有哪队可以防的了吗?@@ 我是很"谦虚"的问这题，并不是问我们这样就有问鼎冠军的能力... 当然今天超赛也莫名其妙的、感觉蛮慌乱的，迅速包夹Melo，让外线的人都大开。 (刚重读了一遍，发现其实我问错问题了...Orz) 我其实想问的是 要怎麽防守像今天尼克这样的攻势。 当然会举例热火或甚至公牛，也是因为他们是最有可能在第一轮就碰上的队伍。 所以像今天这样的攻势打热火会有机会吗? 另一点是，今天也看到了，打的是D'An的档拆，连防守都是D'An等级...XD 所以这是暗示着如果用这样的lineup，就是要牺牲防守吗? 有没有高手可解答...感谢了! -------------------------------------------------------- 不过我刚突然想到解答了，哈^^" 我的想法是对热火行不通 因为他们的防守很大取决於他们的速度。 而再不济好了，他们也可以不包夹Melo，直接1-on-1的防守，如果被过就算了。 重点是3>1，Melo到最後也会像上次第四节一样体力不支。 而说到老赛，如果今天有雷枪，可能也不至於需要到打烂仗来硬撑。甚至会有可能是不 一样的结局。 所以简而言之 这招再来一次是行不通的XD 结果我自问自答了...... 不过还是感谢大家的讨论啦~ --

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