Commentary: The Spurs defensive progress is significant, but fast breaks are a bit instinctive and there are no effective routines.

In the NBA regular season, the Spurs lost to the Lakers 116-118.

After the game, basketball commentator Wang Xiaochen published an article talking about the Spurs. The content is as follows:

Generally speaking, as the Spurs' positional offense is as difficult as it is, the game plan must focus on fast breaks and secondary attacks to make up for the shortcomings of the position.

But today's second attack was completely destroyed, and the fast break was not very successful.

The Spurs' fast break now relies a bit on instinct, and there are no effective routines. If the opponent retreats well, they will just stare at it, or they can only gamble on some risky quick balls. With the current passing ability, the risks are definitely greater than the benefits.

Let’s take it step by step. The team still has many good aspects, and the defensive improvement is very significant.

This year’s defensive coach was not hired in vain. Let’s see if we can add two more offensive coaches next season.