Can the NBA eavesdrop on tactics?

There is no rule in the league that players cannot eavesdrop on his team's tactics. It all depends on the professional quality of the players. Of course, there are also cases of eavesdropping on opponents' tactics in history, such as James and Duncan.

When the Green Army played the Heat, Rondo went to eavesdrop on the Heat's tactics four times, but James found them and pushed them away. Nothing serious, just entertainment.

The NBA has a group of strongmen with eavesdropping tactics.

1, Yao Ming went deep into the "enemy group"

In the game between the Rockets and the Blazers, Portland players got together to discuss tactics, while Yao Ming listened as if nothing had happened. In fact, as early as the 2008 Olympic Games when China played against the United States, Yao Ming joked to the media: "We have an advantage: they can't understand Chinese (they can't steal information), and I can eavesdrop on their tactics, which is quite cheap."

2, roaring Buddha classic eavesdropping

When the Pistons played against the 76ers, Rasheed Wallace put on a hilarious performance. At that time, there was 1 1 sec left in the game, and the pistons were 2 points behind. In a pause, Wallace swaggered to the venue of the 76ers, pretending to be familiar with each other, putting his hands on the shoulders of the 76ers, leaving them confused and at a loss, but Reggie was the only one.

3. Duncan's tactics of eavesdropping handsome.

If the NBA is the most humorous, Duncan is the second, and no one dares to be the first. Many times, nerds don't want to be funny, but they just "smile wonderfully". In the game between Spurs and Rockets, during a pause, Shuai was concentrating on arranging tactics. Duncan ran aside and leaned his head on Shuai's face to eavesdrop on tactics. However, if Deng Dai wants to steal secrets, he must at least hide them. This is not eavesdropping.