Who knows the locker room philosophy of some NBA teams? For example, the Spurs' "Mason Philosophy" etc...

San Antonio Spurs: "When everything seemed to be in vain, I saw a stonemason knocking on a stone. After about 100 hits, there was not even a crack in the stone, but on the third hit At the 101st time, the stone split into two halves. I knew that it was not the result of the last blow, but the effect of all the previous hits."

Houston Rockets: The power of an individual is always small. Only a united collective can be invincible.

New Jersey Nets: Everyone is for me, I am for everyone

Phoenix Suns: At this time you must shout out: Before doing the pick-and-roll with your teammates.

This is when you have to fight: when you are not in the shooting position you like, when you encounter dirty defense, when you make mistakes to get the ball, and when you can only go one-on-one.

At this time you must be full of energy. Vigorous, aggressive and competitive: every second on the court

Los Angeles Lakers: Some people play to compete, and some people play to win. What kind of person are you?

Cleveland Cavaliers: Every day is meaningful, but some days are more meaningful.

Miami Heat: Everyone has the drive to succeed, but champions need to turn this drive into a persistent habit that goes beyond mere utilitarianism in winning and losing

Orlando Magic :Talent can win games, but teamwork can win championships.

Milwaukee Bucks: Nothing in this world can stop a person with the right attitude from accomplishing his goals, and a person with the wrong attitude is hopeless.

Persistence

San Antonio Spurs

Motto:

“When all seems hopeless, I go see a stonemason knocking He knocked the stone 100 times, but it still didn't move. But when he hit it for the 101st time, the stone cracked in two. But I knew that it was not the last blow that made the stone crack, but the previous hundred. "When nothing seems to help, I go and look at a stonecutter hammering away at his rock perhaps a hundred times without as much as a crack." showing in it.Yet at the hundred and first blowit will split in two, and I know it was not that blow that did it——but all that had gone before."——Jacob Riis

Jacob B. Reese was one of the most famous photojournalists in the United States in the last century. Of course, when he passed away, the NBA had not yet been born, but this did not prevent Gregg Popovich from admiring Reese, especially his This famous quote perfectly fits the Spurs' team philosophy. I can conclude without hesitation that this is the deepest team in the league, but people are always deceived by their dull appearance, but they forget that this year coincides with Popovich's 10th year as the Spurs coach. , in the past 10 years, the NBA has experienced the changes of the two dynasties of the Bulls and Lakers, and many powerful players have been buried in the ruins of history. Only the Spurs have always silently adhered to their era. Times have been interrupted, but never ended. (The Spurs' secret to success is to repeat what they have to do every day and persevere. They won't feel bored because they know the importance of the first 100 hits.

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In my opinion, the way the Spurs win is the most worthy of study in the basketball world, but in this impetuous era, people want to know the secret of those 101 shots, so the secret of the Spurs is also It will always be a secret.

Unity

Houston Rockets

Motto: The power of an individual is always small, and only a united collective will be invincible.

People acting together as a group can accomplish which no individual acting alone could ever hope to bring about.

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This is a quote from Franklin Roosevelt, the wheelchair-bound president and one of the Americans whom Jeff Van Gundy admires most. Van Gundy once quoted others' comments about "Superman": "When Christopher Reeve sat in a wheelchair, he became the real Superman." He said: "When Franklin became the president of the United States in a wheelchair, the country truly stood up. "Roosevelt has been fighting isolationism in the United States all his life. He firmly believed that the strength of the United States should be based on uniting as many allies as possible. This has also become Van Gundy's guiding ideology. He has always been considered the strongest in the alliance. A diligent head coach, (he believes that success is defense, center tactics, eliminating singles, staying up late and working overtime, fighting for every ball on the floor...) For 12 years, he has always stubbornly believed in all this and turned the Rockets into a A boring but powerful team, every player respected him, especially Yao Ming. Van Gundy designed tactics for him, recruited helpers, scolded opponents and paid fines for him. But every player won't mind Jeff leaving too much. After all, you don't like to take classes under a teacher who will never graduate.

Details

Phoenix Suns

Motto:

At this time you must shout out: before doing a pick-and-roll with your teammates

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This is when you have to fight: when you are not in your preferred shooting position, when you encounter dirty defense, when you make a mistake and lose the ball, and when you can only play one-on-one

This is when you have to fight Full of energy, aggressiveness and competitiveness: every second on the court

Fourth quarter: tenacious, calm and resolute in executing tactics

Screeners must yell early!

Fight: off favorite spots

thru dirty screens

for every loose ball

1 on 1 challenge

active, Aggressive, athletic

4thQ Grit, poise, execution

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And putting the team’s motto in the frame remains unchanged Unlike the Spurs, the Suns' motto is simply written on the blackboard and changes almost every night, quickly becoming as complex and dizzying as their on-court style. But there's something consistent about it, the core ethos this team thrives on - energy, fight and execution. Or you can sum it up in another word - details. As a master tactician, Mike D'Antoni will explain in detail the precautions for pick-and-rolls, one-on-one defensive strategies, breakthrough angles, and various methods to deal with Nowitzki... Once written all over the blackboard, this is quite similar to Jeff Van Gundy, except that Van Gundy's on-the-spot command and adaptability is far inferior to the former.

D'Antoni made his team understand that (success is about doing every little thing). Carelessness will only lead to failure. D'Antoni is used to instilling specific and subtle instructions into the players' heads, so don't be deceived by the Suns' gorgeous and unrestrained appearance of the game - from a certain perspective, Like the Pistons and Spurs, they are a step-by-step, tightly-operated machine. Therefore, one thing D'Antoni emphasized to the players in the first round against the Lakers was to find ways to make the opponent angry while he always remains calm.

Meaning

Cleveland Cavaliers

Motto: Every day is meaningful, but some days are more meaningful.

Every day is a good day, some are just better than others.

There is a famous line in [Braveheart]: "Everyone has to die, but not everyone Really lived. "A person's life is long, but there are not many truly meaningful days. This proposition seems too profound, but for the Cavaliers, things are actually not complicated. This is a team that is generally quite mediocre except for LeBron James and Larry Hugues. He can use his fighting spirit to make up for his lack of talent, so some inspirational sayings are the most appropriate decorations in Quicken Loans Arena.

Love

Los Angeles Lakers

Motto:

Some people play just to play

Some people play It’s for victory

What kind of person are you?

some play to play

some play to win

Who are you?

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This seems a bit pretentious, and it seems to be completely self-evident common sense, but I think this is precisely the brilliance of "Zen Master". He knows how to use the power of common sense. He never wants to say anything before the game. Spending time on tactical arrangements, he disdained this improvised approach. His view was that "long pre-battle lectures are of no use, because the veterans cannot listen at all, and the new recruits will not listen at the first sound of the cannon." Then he forgot all about it."

Jackson liked to personally write some short and powerful declarations on the blackboard to emphasize discipline, dedication to victory and heartfelt love for the game. Not just racing for women and fast cars (because you can't be truly successful in a field you don't love). He hopes that the words he writes will not make the players obey, but make them think - but the premise of all this is that he has Shaquille O'neal, Kobe Bryant, Brian Shaw ), Derek Fisher, and Rick Fox. Unfortunately, the Lakers now only have Kwame Brown and Smush Parker. Guys like Smush Parker. So, Phil is a coach who can make great teams even greater, but he can't turn stone into gold.

Habits

Miami Heat

Motto: Everyone has the drive to succeed, but champions need to turn that drive into something beyond mere The persistent habit of winning or losing utilitarianism.

There's always motivation of wanting to win.Everbody has that.But a Champion needs, in his attitude, a motivation above and beyond winning.

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Although Show-Time and triangle tactics are famous, the tactical attainments of Pat Riley and Phil Jackson are actually mediocre. It is the credit of their assistants. They spend more time studying the inner world of players and opponents rather than types of pick-and-rolls, so they are not tactical masters but psychological experts. Everyone knew about Riley's enigma in the locker room last season, but not many seemed to notice the relief he made on the hallway walls where he made his team aware. , (success comes from a habit). When you get used to playing and living like a champion, the door to becoming a champion will open to you. It's a pity that the Heat players failed to remember this sentence this season.

Collaboration

Orlando Magic

Motto: Talent wins games, but teamwork wins championships.

Talent wins games, but teamwork and character win champions.

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Ten years later, Orlandoans hired Brian again ·The re-emergence of Brian Hill shows how much they miss the high-spirited era 10 years ago and what the old man often said. The Magic have never lacked talent, they just lacked the method of using talent correctly. Brian Hill once taught them this method. He successfully united O'Neal and Anfernee Hardaway and made Orlando history. It was my first time to taste the finals. The current Magic team is leaderless - Dwight Howard is not a scorer, Jamal Nelson is just a short point guard, and Hill has already consciously retreated to the second line. However, this team with average strength relies on overall cooperation to win the game in 4 games. Later in the year, they had a 13-4 start and finally made it to the playoffs. But they'd better find themselves a leader quickly, otherwise, teamwork can easily turn into a big pot.

Attitude

Milwaukee Bucks

Motto: Nothing in this world can stop a man with the right attitude from accomplishing his goals, and a man with a poor attitude The enemy is hopeless.

Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong mental attitude.

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Among the teams that did not make the playoffs this season, the Bucks are the most impressive to me. To be honest, this is probably one of the most mediocre teams in the league. First, there are no talented young people like LeBron James or Dwight Howard here. What they have is Michael Red, who practices hundreds of jump shots alone in the training gym every day. Redd and Maurice Williams, and Charlie Villanueva, who suffers from alopecia outside of games, has a home collection of every player in the league who averages 20 points or more per game. Ruben Patterson, who was on video, and Earl Boykins, who could lift more than twice his own body weight in the gym, to name a few.

Compared to the guys above, those losers who got better genes from their parents, when will they understand that (attitude is more important than talent?) Use others to drink coffee Spend time on the training ground picking up girls, persevere when others want to give up, and then, nothing in the world can stop you from accomplishing your goals.

Goals

New Jersey Nets

Motto: All for one, one for all

All for one, one for all

The famous saying of Alexandre Dumas tells a grand proposition about "collective and individual". In Rod Thorn's basketball philosophy, if a group of people can be called a team Team, it can only be because they have the same goal and are willing to work together for this goal. For the Nets, who have suffered from internal strife, the unification of goals is also conducive to team unity. But this is a team with strict tactics but does not encourage individual development, so you can see that their team is full of inside coolies like Collins (Jason Collins) and Moore (Mikki Moore). Nakba, Eddie A pure shooter like Eddie House. The team has created screw-type role players, and the personalities of the players, especially the young players, have become victims of the team's needs. The true meaning of the slogan "Everyone for one, one for everyone" is often found in the second half of the sentence. .