Interpreting user request

I need to understand what the user wants regarding their message in Chinese about "Basketball CBA team coach rotation strategy adjustment." It seems ambiguous; they might be looking for advice on adjusting rotation strategies for a CBA basketball team. This could include player rotation management, minutes, staggering lineups, and substitution patterns, all while considering CBA specifics like FIBA rules and foreign player usage limits. The CBA has unique regulations on player usage, which makes this complex.Developing rotation strategies

I need to address timeout rules in CBA games, which include 2 in the first half and up to 3 in the second half, along with 2 in the last 2 minutes. The coach's rotation strategy will need to consider factors like fatigue management, analytics, opponent matchups, and player injuries. I should propose a decision framework and templates for a 40-minute FIBA game while distinguishing between regular season and playoffs. It’s also important to clarify the current season's rules and parameters before finalizing these recommendations. I'll ask for specifics about the team roster and goals while also providing a default rotation template.Creating data-driven guidelines

I’m planning to provide clear, data-driven guidelines for team strategies without needing network support or code changes. Following the CLI guidance, I’ll present the information concisely with bullet points for better clarity.

Firstly, I’ll recap constraints like 4 quarters of 10 minutes, foul limits, and specific rules. Next, I’ll establish rotation objectives, like ensuring top scorers are on the court and managing player stints to avoid fatigue. Lastly, I’ll suggest a baseline rotation with a 9 or 10-man approach and provide a sample minute chart for key players.Adjusting foreign player usage

I need to provide clear textual guidelines on foreign player usage patterns in CBA games. Considering the total limit for foreign-player quarters is 4, with only 1 allowed in the 4th quarter, I propose a rotation: in Q1 use 2 foreign players for 6 minutes, Q2 2 for 6 minutes again, Q3 2 for 6 minutes, and in Q4 switch to 1 foreign player for 10 minutes. This plan may need to adapt based on the number of available foreign players.