‍6 years ago today: Curry scored a finals record of 47 points with Box1!

June 6th, in the finals G3, because Clay and Durant were unable to play, Raptors coach Nass used the Box-1 tactic that was rare in the NBA field against Curry;

However, the latter still made 14 of 31 defenses under high pressure, 6 of them 14 of them, scoring a personal finals record of 47 points plus 8 rebounds and 7 assists, Zhu Meng also scored 17 points, but both of them scored in empty scores, with 6 players in double digits, defeating the Warriors 123-109.

Box-and-one is a defensive tactic, which is a combination of man-to-man and regional joint defense. In the Box-and-one tactic, the four defensive players who make up Box (box) perform regional joint defense tactics, and the remaining One player performs man-to-peer tactics, and the person he targets is usually the strongest player in the opponent's team. In this way, the strongest player in the opponent's team "enjoy" the VIP level treatment of man-to-peer and assisting defense at any time.

Box-and-one tactics are usually used to deal with teams with only one scoring threat. The purpose of this tactic is to allow the opponent's scoring arrow figure to face the most difficult defense. Allen Iverson and Ray Allen were targeted by their opponents many times in college. The "Box" four people in the

Box-and-one tactics usually land in square shapes, but in a few cases there are diamond positions. Therefore, the Box-and-one of this position is also called Diamond-and-one.