All three players stood over 2.1 meters tall and were extremely strong.
They had both size and strength. Kim Tae-hyun and Charlie Hannum were both obsessed with rebounding, and Pang Bo was no slouch in that department either.
To put it mildly, with all three of them on the court, the other team could forget about getting rebounds.
However, this lineup also had an obvious weakness.
None of the three could shoot threes, so they couldn't spread the floor. The paint would become extremely crowded.
Pang Bo could occasionally knock down a three, but Kim Tae-hyun and Charlie Hannum were both terrible on offense.
Whenever those two had played before, they did only two things: set screens and grab rebounds.
Both were traditional big men who moved very slowly on the court. If the other team started running fast breaks, wouldn't they get killed?
But that was all theory and speculation. Everything still had to be tested in practice.
Besides, the Raptors were currently up by 20 points, so they had room for error.
When head coach Dako heard Wang Yi suggest a three-tower lineup, he pondered for a moment before finally deciding, "Let's give it a try."
The fourth quarter was about to begin. The referee was already urging both teams onto the court, and the Knicks were sending out their full starting lineup.
They knew that, with a huge 20-point deficit, if they couldn't cut into it with everything they had in the first few minutes of the fourth quarter, it would be too late.
The Knicks' head coach now noticed the lineup the other team was sending out.
When he saw the three-tower lineup, Thibodeau's brow furrowed.
They were actually going with three towers?
I told all my players to crash the boards, and they brought out