※ [本文转录自 NBA 看板 #1FoxL4pA ] 作者: lollygagger (chivalry's alive) 看板: NBA 标题: [外絮] The Book of Spo 时间: Mon Jun 4 03:04:28 2012 http://0rz.tw/3pBHV ESPN.com By Kevin Arnovitz, posted on May 30, 2012 Name: Erik Spoelstra Birthdate: November 1, 1970 Is he an emotional leader or a tactician? A disciple of Pat Riley, Spoelstra likes to set a tone, will traffic in motivational mantras and definitely pays close attention to the emotional pulse of his team. But he's a cool tactician at heart, one who earns his team's confidence with his work ethic. The players generally respect that Spoelstra spends his entire waking life trying to make it easier for these guys to win. Superstars are more likely to respond to that quality than a punchy fight song. 擅於激励球员斗志，还是以战术见长? Spo 喜欢用各式精神喊话营造气氛、鼓舞士气，对球员的信心指数非常小心在意，这 点师承油头 Pat Riley。同时他头脑冷静，战术能力其实不弱。十分敬业，只要人醒 着，就是在想怎麽帮球队赢球，可谓苦心孤诣，这种工作态度颇受队上敬重。其实 只要教练用心、敬业，通常球员还是会买帐的。 Is he intense or a go-along-get-along type? Spoelstra projects a quiet intensity. You won't find any bulging veins or hot collars, but he's what you could describe as serious. Despite that, he gets along well with staff and players -- his long-standing relationship with Dwyane Wade the best evidence. He's reserved, but not prickly and can be one-of-the-guys when he chooses to. 他脾气火爆，还是好好先生? Spo 算不愠不火，在场边很少看他气急败坏地怒吼，或是脸红脖子粗地跳脚。用严肃 庄重来形容他应该比较贴切。除此之外，他跟球队相处得很好，像跟Wade就合作了很 长的时间，足证人际沟通上没什麽问题。含蓄内练，但不至於高傲无礼。兴致一来， 他随时可以跟你嘻嘻哈哈，打成一片。 Does he rely on systems, or does he coach ad hoc to his personnel? This is Spoelstra's greatest trial as the head coach of the Heat. He highly values systems -- he spent his summer in search of one. In almost any other context, Spoelstra would develop an offensive architecture designed with clean lines and an orderly flow. But with Wade and LeBron James as the two most important pieces on the board, pious devotion to a system presents all kinds of problems. So instead, Spoelstra spends his time finding creative ways to get Wade and James the ball where they can exact the most damage in the half court. He must accept that a good percentage of possessions will be at the whims of his superstars, often when the stakes of those possessions are at their highest. Spoelstra has an uncanny capacity to accept life's inconvenient realities, but this must torment him a little bit. 他爱打团队篮球，还是比较依赖特定球星? 这正是他身为炎焱教头最大的试炼。他推祟团体战，以他用功之勤（去年冠军战隐恨败北 後，他花了整个夏天，遍访名教练，寻求适合热火的阵地战），如果热火换别个阵容，他 可以设计出优秀的进攻系统，让人人都有球可打。问题是，现在热火有 LBJ 跟 Wade 两 巨头，而「巨头发威」跟「团体作战」往往相生相克，自古难以两全，一个弄不好难保不 问题重重。於是 Spo 只好退而求其次，挖空心思，变着花样，把球作给 LBJ、Wade, 让 他们来大显神威，英勇退敌。他不得不给双王充份的开火权，尤其当战况危急的时候，因 为「这样能赢球」。Spo 其实很认份，清楚世事无法尽如人意，但你说他甘之如贻，那就 未必了。 Does he share decision-making with star players, or is he The Decider? He doesn't have much of a choice, does he? 他跟巨头有商有量，还是凡事他说了算? 你觉得他有的选吗? Does he prefer the explosive scorer or the lockdown defender? Spoelstra tilts radically to the lockdown defender end of the spectrum. Joel Anthony has been a personal project for years and, with Spoelstra's encouragement and attention, has become one of the league's best defenders. The patience shown with Mario Chalmers is, in many ways, an expression of Spoelstra's commitment to defense. When the Heat needed to fill out a spot on the wing, they went after Shane Battier, a Spoelstrite if there ever was one. 他比较喜欢得分猛将，还是防守大锁? 攻守两端，Spo 极重防守。你看 Joel Anthony，这些年来在他细心调教下，已逐渐长成 联盟顶尖的防守大将。另外，他给 Mario Chalmers很多上场时间，把 Shane Battier 安 排在两翼，对防守的要求可见一斑。 Does he prefer a set rotation, or is he more likely to use his personnel situationally? "The rotation is the rotation," is one of Spoelstra's bread-and-butter remarks for the media scrum. There are constants apparent in his substitution pattern, but Spoelstra is an empiricist, so when there's enough evidence to suggest the sequence isn't working, he'll make an adjustment. 他用兵死板，还是会视战况灵活调度? 「我用人就是这样，其实没什麽好讲的。」有时给媒体逼问之下，他就拿这句老掉牙 的话来搪塞。不难看出他用兵有固定的模式，但他也善於观察印证，情况真的不对， 他还是会有所调整。 （下略, 太长翻不完啦） --

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