2022 playoffs 76ers VS. Tyrannosaurus Rex G5

3:1 is everyone’s mockery of Doc Rivers. This kind of mysterious and mysterious thing as a record game person always doesn’t care too much. But the 76ers who returned to home in G5 did not seem to have the energy to win the game because of the encouragement of the fans before the game, but lost again on the field. Among them, those lazy and casual passes gave fans a sense of sight in the second round of last year. For that mysterious power, there is a kind of fear that must come to my heart…

3:1 is everyone’s mockery of Doc Rivers. This kind of mysterious and mysterious thing as a record game person always doesn’t care too much. But the 76ers who returned to home in G5 did not seem to have the energy to win the game because of the encouragement of the fans before the game, but lost again on the field. Among them, those lazy and casual passes gave fans a sense of sight in the second round of last year. For that mysterious power, there is a kind of fear that must come to my heart…

From the perspective of the game strategy, the Tyrannosaurus did not make too many adjustments with G4, and they mainly focused on blocking the perimeter with a solid defensive rotation. The relatively unbiased whistle sound for both sides in this game also allowed the Northland Youth Army to double-team and stop the ball more aggressively, and used more frequent physical confrontation to make Harden, who could not find a dislocation, play more uncomfortable. Faced with the lack of Vanvleet’s five-forward combination, although Doc Rivers has made some minor adjustments, it seems a little out of order. Here are a few issues that Philadelphia should adjust:

Can Harden really start autonomously?

That’s not really my job. That’s probably on coach to talk to him (Harden) and tell him to take more shots especially if they’re gonna guard me the way they’ve been guarding, but that’s really not my job. — Joel Embiid

Embiid felt after the game that Harden wasn’t playing aggressive enough and the coaching staff had to encourage Harden to be more aggressive. But is Harden unwilling to launch it autonomously, or is he unable to launch it autonomously? I would prefer the latter. 

From the content of the game and pre-game analysis, it was mentioned that Harden now lacks the ability to attack and dislocate, and coupled with the decline of the basket finishing method, the defense of the Tyrannosaurus is really powerless. Whether facing Achuiwa, Barnes, or Anuoby, there is really no single point that a beard can break through except for Birch. The Raptors’ aggressive physical interference made Embiid’s ability to find a good seat to catch the ball could cost him a foul or drain his energy, giving Harden a chance to prove himself. However, Harden’s singles will inevitably decline in the playoffs, both historically and so far (season PR: 87.0; playoff PR: 54.5). When facing opponents without dislocation, the efficiency fell off a cliff. In the absence of off-the-ball ability, I have a hard time imagining how to use the pick-and-roll to find a comfortable shot for Harden. I can only hope that he finds his touch to amplify his playmaking ability. To achieve this goal, the team’s lineup configuration must be more able to open up space to avoid help defense.

Perhaps because of the absence of the away game, Thybulle, who was finally able to play today, obviously had a very negative impact on the team, both offensively and defensively. Offensively, the lack of perimeter ability allows opponents to give up him without hesitation and shrink in to help defense, making the double star uncomfortable. Even in order for Thybulle to be involved in the offense at Dunker Spot, there will be overly obvious passing intent. Thybulle, who doesn’t have the size advantage, can’t catch the ball like Embiid can, making mistakes and allowing the Raptors to make their favorite offense-defense transitions.

On defense, Rivers did not give the backcourt lock to block GTJ, but asked him to guard any forward, but such defensive scheduling was obviously not well communicated with the players. Harris, who had done the most incisive interference with Siakam in the previous game, wanted to continue to replicate the same approach, but Thybulle wanted him to serve as a Ball Stopper. The defensive communication that was not on the same line also allowed GTJ to quickly get out and defend the three-point gap.

Thybulle’s temporary return has obviously disrupted Philadelphia’s strategy, and Laohe obviously has not had a complete communication with the team. If G7 does return to Philadelphia, how to deal with it will be a topic that the reversed professional must deal with.

Harris on the back foot

Finally, let’s talk about the labor role model who played 44 minutes today ─ ─ Harris. Unlike last game’s mission as a first-line single-defense point, Rivers gave him a completely different task today, which is to stand on the third line to prevent empty cuts and use Box Out to protect offensive rebounds. This strategy did allow Toronto to grab only 3 offensive boards today, a full 10 fewer than in the previous game, but at the expense of this is the liberation of Siakam’s destructive power.

From my point of view, such an adjustment seems to put the cart before the horse. You know, there are more than one player who can rush offensive rebounds in the Raptors, and it is unrealistic to ask Harris, the only forward on the team, to carry all the muscle sticks and bang them around. Having Maxey as the first-line matchup against Siakam will increase the chances of the latter reaching the heartland. Embiid needs to be in a higher position to help defend, and the 76ers’ penalty area defense will be fragmented because of this – especially in the team’s no-show When the ball defense awareness is not good. The new high score of 56 restricted areas in the Tyrannosaurus series is the best proof. Whether Rivers will maintain such a strategy is worth watching.

This is the first time in the series that the factor of the home whistle is removed, and it also allowed the two teams to finally fight with real guns, and the result also made the author, a Philadelphia fan, break a cold sweat. Although the Tyrannosaurus had been predicted to win long before the game, when I really saw Philadelphia using its own laziness to make history (there has never been a playoff team that made three chasing four), I still felt a little emotional.

I was mad last year, let alone this year.

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