The game is about to start, and Zhang Hao is sitting by the court.
Listen more, watch more, learn more... It's the usual routine.
The Brooklyn Nets' starting lineup remains the same: Kenny Anderson, Edwards, Gilliam, Jason Williams, PJ Brown.
The Bulls send out the lineup of Ron Harper, Jordan, Pippen, Rodman, Langley.
After the game starts, the situation is not quite as Zhang Hao imagined.
It's one-sided, that's for sure, but surprisingly, it's the Brooklyn Nets taking the lead!
This isn't important; Zhang Hao's attention isn't on the score at all. He notices that the Bulls seem to be playing around. Their tactic is actually using Rodman as a scoring point in their offense!
"No! It's not like that! They're seriously executing tactics!"
Zhang Hao suddenly recalled a unique and interesting aspect of the future Boston Celtics' coach Brad Stevens' tactical system—executing offensive tactics centered around Marcus Smart's shooting.
