NBA Tyrant

The Magic finally defeated the Knicks with a score of 137-105.

But after this game, it wasn't just Howard, who set a new block record, became famous.

And because of the Knicks' post-game brawl in the locker room, Marbury, Crawford and other main players are also famous.

Coach Wilkens, who originally came to coach the Knicks with the mentality of doing a big job, never expected to meet Marbury and Crawford, who were unruly, self-righteous, and disobedient players at the end of his coaching career.

After the game ended that night, Coach Wilkens was in the locker room, in front of the role bench and other players, and in the post-game summary, he directly named and scolded the five starters of the Knicks.

Especially Marbury and Crawford, who were scolded the most, which made the starting five led by Marbury feel very shameless.

Marbury accused Crawford of being brainless and demented, knowing that Howard could completely lock him up, and still wanted to challenge Howard by playing tricks, but he was humiliated and embarrassed when the trick failed.

Crawford, in turn, said that Marbury did not deserve to be the leader of the team, and he didn't even dare to stand up and score for the team and break the scoring drought.

Then, somehow, from the two people arguing to the five people directly starting to fight, Wilkens, the sixty-seven-year-old man, was humiliated and thrown out of the locker room door.

The media reporters who were waiting to go in for an interview outside the locker room were stunned for a moment when they saw Wilkens, but they instantly became excited.

It was a head coach thrown out of the locker room by a player, which has never happened in the history of the NBA, and there was a faint sound of brawl in the locker room.

In this first incident, the contradiction between the head coach and the players appeared on the bright side, and it was a proper big news!

The media reporters picked up their cameras and cameras to completely capture the fierce expressions on the faces of the embarrassed Wilkens and several main players in the locker room that had not yet been closed.

The news quickly spread to Howard and others at the Magic's post-game press conference, where a reporter told everyone what was happening in the Knicks' locker room and asked Howard what he thought of the Knicks.

"It's weird, isn't it! It's the weirdest team I've faced since I entered the NBA, well... Offensive and defensive... How to say it... Not... It's all very casual, yes, casual! I don't know anything else.

Howard racked his brains to find a neutral, or not too targeted and controversial word, and finally came up with one that was quite satisfying.

But Howard's heart complained wildly.

[God's special casualness, as far as the Knicks starters, to put it mildly, they are arbitrary on the court, without any tactical literacy and discipline, without any cooperation

, from Marbury, the so-called boss to Muhammad, at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends, basically the ball sticks in his hand after it arrives, singles or singles, fighting separately

, and the defense is just a pose, which is nothing, what is the difference between this special and playing wild ball on the field.

Howard didn't want to say too much about the Knicks, lest he say he was nosy, big-mouthed, or something, and after answering, he motioned for the next question.

The next day, the Knicks' locker room conflict caused a stir in the league and fans across the United States.

Popovich, Larry Brown, Van Gundy, Rivers and other coaches of various teams have come forward to speak out for Coach Wilkens, and at the same time condemn several thorny players led by the Knicks' Marbury.

The head coach's circle is also an energy to be reckoned with in the league.

The NBA senior management responded urgently, and because of the bad impact, they directly fined Marbury and others who were brawling with a fine of 10,000 US dollars and a three-game ban.

The Knicks were fined $100,000 for management negligence, and the Knicks management was ordered to restrain players, improve management, and respect coaches and other staff.

Amway Arena in Orlando.

"This Knicks team is really messy! Tsk! Poor Coach Wilkens, as the first coach of a thousand wins, is so old that he still has to suffer such humiliation. Johnny

, who is also the head coach, is very upset with Coach Wilkens.

Hearing Johnny's emotion, Howard squinted meaningfully at Francis in the training ground.

[According to the original history, Francis will be traded

to the chaotic Knicks next year, and then end his career in a few years!] "What's wrong?" "

It's okay, let's just do our own thing, I think the situation of the Knicks is a good negative example, telling us that it's not the quality players who put together a good roster on paper that can bring victory to the team."

With that, Howard turned his head to look at the head coach seriously.

"Coach, I have to trouble you to signal to the general manager that we must not bring in a thorn player at will, even if he is good, so as not to hurt the whole team because of one person.

"Okay, don't worry, I will.

Johnny seriously agreed, what Howard meantJohnny understood that few of the players brought in by the Knicks were what Coach Wilkens wanted, and they were all traded by the brainless Knicks general manager Thomas.

This has led to the fact that the coaches and players, who are already strangers, do not know each other well enough, and are not of the same mind, and now they have erupted, causing serious discord between the generals and coaches.

Johnny is very fortunate that he has Howard on the Magic team to help calm down a group of players, otherwise he is a rookie coach and has Francis, a hot-tempered thorn, it is estimated that he will be worse than Wilkens.

"Coach, tonight against the Grizzlies, let's give Battier a chance to perform! Let Battier feel the enthusiasm of our home fans, hehe, and by the way, let the Grizzlies know what kind of top 3-and-D players they lost.

Howard watched Battier guide Stevenson and Francis on the defensive foot, and there was a sense of satisfaction.

"Haha! Don't worry, Dwight, I think so too, I have already arranged some tactics, and when everyone is ready, I will practice them specifically, this is a common tactic for all our forward and defensive players.

Johnny was also very comfortable standing next to Howard, looking at the few people who had come to the arena early for defensive training.

"Huh~"

Howard nodded, took a deep breath, and thought that the atmosphere of the team is very good now, the firepower on the offensive end is basically the same as the Suns, who are currently the first in the league, and the players cooperate tacitly in terms of tactical play, and the lineup configuration is becoming more and more mature.

The only deficiency is the defense, and at present, he only relies on Mobley on the outside, and Battier still has himself on the inside.

To make up for the defensive deficiencies of the entire team with individual defensive ability, the team has not formed a qualified defensive system until now.

If there is a good defensive system to support, I believe that when you are rested, the team's interior defense can be a little stronger.

Howard was thinking about some of the NBA's most famous defensive coaches, but not so many of them now.

No, his defensive philosophy doesn't fit the Magic, and the Rockets shouldn't let him go.

Vogel? You should be able to try, but I don't know if the Celtics will be willing to let him go.

Wait a minute... How did you almost forget him, the future defensive coach of the Rockets' magic ball system.

The Rockets' defensive system he built can compete with the Warriors with fierce firepower such as Durant, Curry, and Thompson during the Galaxy Battleship period.

An absolute top defensive coach, a must-have for the Magic.

Thinking of Bouzdrick, Howard's eyes suddenly lit up and he turned his head to look at head coach Johnny.

"Hmm, what's wrong, Dwight?" Johnny

thought he had something on him, looking down at his clothes.

(Next Chapter: War Melon Anthony!).