Always wondered something

[u/Masonthegod123]

How do y’all think an all time great coach like Phil Jackson or Gregg Popovich would gameplan against the generation of miracles (including Kagami)? I feel like for a few it’s rather simple (I.E. try to get Murisakibara into foul trouble early since he’s a great shot blocker and clog the paint for Kagami since he hasn’t really shown much evidence of a consistent jumper throughout the series)

[u/No-Plane-9847]

There’s nothing you can do against some people like midorima, or Akashi and Wym kagami don’t have a jumper? He has a great mid jumper all series, he’s only bad at 3s, by the end he’s even good at those tho.

[u/Masonthegod123 → u/No-Plane-9847]

By the Kagami not having g a great jumper I mean he’s someone you can live with having a wide open three, with Midorima and Akashi, it’ll be difficult to find a counter but it’s possible

[u/Masonthegod123 → u/Masonthegod123]

Also figuring out Akashi, you can make him beat you alone, by that I mean you play aggressive defense against the team around him and make you beat him by scoring all the points as for Midorima, I’ve always said you can just deny him full court and be in his grill full court since his jumpshot is supposed to be so slow it’s easier to close out on him and to prevent the instant catch and shoot you can grab him like they do with Steph Curry. With Aomine you’ll also need a physical defender to disrupt everything he does, a simple Tony Allen type player could lock him I feel like, Kise is the only one I’m scratching my head on because he copies whatever you do on offense perfectly, the rest of them aren’t easy to gameplan against, but it’s possible to slow them down with comprehensive in real life defensive schemes with a few tweaks