After defeating the Celtics, the fully-assembled Trail Blazers continued to secure two more victories.
They were very formidable at home and, importantly, the Princeton System was becoming more and more proficient.
Bobby Beelman originally estimated that it would take at least one or even two seasons to fully grasp this strategy, but unexpectedly, in just half a season, the players had already learned very well.
On one hand, this was inseparable from Pete Carrell's meticulous assistance. He generously shared his knowledge with the Trail Blazers' coaching staff and players, often taking time out to offer guidance during team training.
The Trail Blazers' coaching staff put a lot of effort into simplifying the system, removing overly complicated parts, and refining some key routines for repeated practice.
