Carlisle: All the tactics I arranged in the 11th final have been cracked. Later, I will only talk about move😂

Recently, Pacers head coach Carlisle participated in Caitlin Cooper's program and talked about his tactical philosophy.

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about his tactical arrangement in 2011, he said: "When we entered that season, the situation was similar. We still had established tactics, and Kidd was still in full control of the team at that time. JJ Barrea was our substitute point guard. You know, he was one of the best substitute point guards in the league at that time. These players just knew the ball and knew how to play. As the season deepened and approached the playoffs, I realized more and more clearly that the more random we played, the better the effect would be."

" So you know, Especially when you go deep into the playoffs, the familiarity between the two sides will continue to improve, and the team's reconnaissance work can be said to have reached an unexpected level. I mean, the opponent will know your tactical code, and the opponent's players will know your tactical code, so the situation is almost the same - when we played against the Miami Heat in 2011 in the finals, every time I arranged the tactics during the timeout, they would crack it as soon as the execution was done. Finally, you also know that in the second, third and subsequent games of the series, I just said, 'just keep it moving.’”

"The players in our team really know how to play. Nowitzki is not only one of the best players in history, but also one of the best players in mobile offense, and one of the best players in pace after - this is what we mean by 'flow'. The so-called fluency is essentially playing with the flow. Some coaches will call it playing the game itself, and pace refers to our speed-based play, and rhythm continuation refers to the attack adaptively and quickly connecting to the next move."