The Rest, Only Noise

Louie thought that the pick-and-roll of Jordan and Clifford Robinson was the Blazers' strongest offense.

Then, Barkley reminded him of last year's Finals.

When Barkley and Jordan played the pick-and-roll, fans knew that there was no one in the world who could stop them.

Barkley doesn't care about dislocation, because everyone is dislocation in front of him.

He's a bit like Durant, but Durant's strength is that he's a freak with top-level athleticism and Bird's shooting touch.

Barkley's strength lies in his flawless single-point blasting ability to combine strength, athleticism, explosiveness, weight and technique.

For two consecutive rounds, Barkley's offensive methods were exactly the same.

He played pick-and-rolls with Jordan, caught the ball, and then went to the basket, carrying the Camp score that has played all the top power forwards in the league so far in the playoffs.

Hubby Brown, who has always been partial to the Knicks, also sincerely praised: "Every team wants to have Charles Barkley. From my standpoint, I really don't know how Barkley's opponents should defend him. He's...awesome!"

Even if Louie is prepared for this, every time he witnesses the performance of this monster and the **** moments behind his performance, whether it is the person who loves him or the person who hates him, he will be deeply in his heart. A kind of reverence for genius arises spontaneously.

The awe in Louie's heart rose to his throat. When he saw Barkley forcibly knocking Ewing away, he finally couldn't help but scolded: "ctmd! How to prevent this?"

The scary thing is, in addition to Barkley, the Blazers have another similar existence.

He hasn't opened fire yet.

Jordan — he just passed the ball to Barkley.

For Louie, Jordan was scarier than Barkley.

Barkley is a three or four swing, and he needs the support of the ball to take over the game, and Jordan, who has long been accustomed to the core play style of holding the ball, really wants to start a surge, and the momentum will inevitably come like a storm.

The Fliggy outbreak allowed the Blazers to build an 8-point lead.

Louie was called for a timeout.

During the pause, Louie pointed the tactical focus of the next stage directly at Barkley.

"Fat Boy's attack is strong, we have to avoid the edge for a while." Louis replaced Camp, who was beaten unconscious by Barkley.

Since the start of the playoffs, Kemp has punched Aunt Johnson and stepped on Gaithers, but in front of Barkley, he still looks immature.

Louie replaced McHale.

Moreover, he gave McHale two instructions: "If the fat boy gets close to the paint area, he will foul directly, and he will be ruthless."

It's a defensive setup.

Then there's the offense, where Barkley's defense is destined to be exploited.

Louie asked McHale to come out to pick and roll the ball handler every possession, try his best to force out Barkley's switch, and let the ball handler chase Barkley.

To achieve the effect that every player on the field could play Barkley, Louie had Rauf for Stockton and Reggie Williams for Stevens.

In doing so, the Knicks ensured that all five players on the court could be the starting point of the offense.

Louie stood on the sidelines, engrossed in the progress of the game.

In the first round after the timeout, Raouf raised his hand and McHale's pick-and-roll came to his side.

The Blazers had already made arrangements, and the person who came out was Clifford Robinson. Riley would rather let Barkley go to dislocation to guard Wilson than to let Barkley come out to guard against the pick-and-roll.

But what's the difference between putting the dislocation directly into Wilson's hands and going out to prevent the pick-and-roll?

Raouf has a quick hand and the ball is passed back to Wilson.

Wilson through the way of Barkley, people think that the latter in the ninjutsu. Or, Wilson must have used a technique like Flying Thor, otherwise Barkley should not have reacted at all.

Barkley didn't respond to Wilson's offense.

Wilson, on the other hand, went to the basket in the easiest way and picked the basket to score.

Sabonis' singles was blocked by Ewing, and the Knicks quickly counterattacked to score.

Suddenly, the Blazers' offense was less ferocious.

Barkley's seemingly unstoppable momentum came to an abrupt end when the Knicks' timeout ended.

By McHale and his counterpoint, it is a factual dislocation of unequal body size.

McHale could keep up, but couldn't stand Barkley's physical confrontation.

Barkley was like a humanoid tank driving on the road, flying McHale on top, and when he was about to shoot, Ewing jumped sideways and knocked him out of the air.

"Beep!"

Of course, it's a foul.

"You **** bastard!" Buckley stood up to fight.

The atmosphere at the Memorial Gym became irritable, and the two sides huddled together, stalemate.

After the referee entered the field, no penalty was imposed, and Ewing still fouled the same.

"The New Yorkers are going to use the same thing they did with the Celtics against us, and we have to let them know it won't work in Portland!" Blazers home announcer Bill Shanely exclaimed. " We will not allow the Boston Garden tragedy to repeat itself at Memorial Coliseum!"

Tragedy?

Louie smiled sarcastically.

Where did this go?

Barkley made one of two free throws, an acceptable result for the Knicks.

Coming to the Knicks positional battle, the Blazers tried to hide Barkley in the array.

This time they've made up their minds that they'd rather keep Barkley in the paint than let him play against the Knicks' offense.

The question is, are the Blazers' defensive loopholes more than just Barkley?

Sabonis, as the tallest player on the scene, is a well-known fact that he can't guard the perimeter.

Ewing, however, likes to pick and roll out.

Barkley has to stay in the box, what about Sabonis?

Ewing and McHale can both shoot high.

Obviously, Sabonis has to bite the bullet and expand out.

Ewing, who got the ball, was totally rude. He bullied Sabonis for being slow, took the ball into the paint, and smashed the basket violently.

The Blazers faced a difficult dilemma.

With the lead that Barkley built, is Barkley now behind?

Isaiah Thomas didn't pass Barkley, he wanted a surprise attack.

In this matter, Thomas took it for granted.

The Knicks' defensive focus is indeed on Barkley, but that doesn't mean they don't have plans for other players.

Thomas can break through Raouf, but can't overcome the Knicks' impregnable wall.

Obviously Thomas had already calculated that there would be a help defense, and deliberately chose to throw.

"Huh!"

Ewing's shout had a Jamaican reggae tone, weird but refreshing, and more importantly, the result of the entire defense.

The basketball rose to the top, and Ewing's palm flew to that height before falling.

"Snapped!"

Ewing's defense covered the sky and the sun, giving people an unshakable deterrent.

Williams picked up the floor ball and threw it to Wilson.

Wilson, who was in good shape, started a counterattack with the ball. Jordan had retreated to the backcourt for the first time, but the Conqueror never planned to go to the basket.

Half a meter outside the three-point line at the top of the arc, Wilson received the ball, and Jordan's face changed greatly.

Although Jordan had guessed what Wilson was going to do, it was too late.

"Shh!"

"Benjamin's chasing three-pointer made the Knicks chase the difference to only 1 point!"

"The Trail Blazers request a timeout!"

Before Jordan went off the court, Wilson stopped him.

"Hey, Mickey," Wilson said meanly. "It's not your style to be so timid."

Louie looked at the furious Riley from a distance and predicted a wave of the other party's reaction.

"I guess they will replace the fat boy and the Lithuanian." Louis looked at Zhao Yuanzheng, "Expedition, if these two are replaced, who will the pioneers replace them?"

Zhao Yuanzheng is quick-witted, and although he does not have the strong insight of Louis, he can do such multiple-choice questions.

"I think Coach Riley should find a way to reduce the defensive loopholes on their field." Zhao Yuanzheng said, "They will replace the Lithuanian with Anthony Mason, and then use Jerome Kesi as the 3rd position and let Klee Ford Robinson is back at the four."

"pretty!"

Louis laughed: "It must be so!"

"Sean, you can play." Louie encouraged, "Vent your anger at Fat Boy!"

The Knicks have the best coaching staff.

Because Louis has a keen sense of smell, and Zhao Yuanzheng and Tomjanovich are all capable assistants.

However, expecting Yu Xian to be on the basketball court does not mean victory.

Riley really made a substitution as Louis and Zhao Yuanzheng had guessed.

Louie replaced Kemp for this, wanting him and Ewing to blast the Blazers' inside line to slag.

But the inside line will be exploded is something Riley expected early when he chose to use this lineup. What he wants is feedback from the offensive end, and the defensive end is no longer constantly called by the Knicks with the pick-and-roll like just now.

There are 3 minutes left in the first quarter.

Jordan dribbled the ball forward slowly, suddenly changed the dribble, passed Wilson, and walked left, not very fast.

Ewing's help defense has arrived, and if he continues to go deep, Jordan will not have any space to shoot.

Unexpectedly, Jordan even gently tossed the ball with his left hand.

No one expected this.

With a sudden shot, the basketball rubbed the board and scored.

After completing the attack, Jordan's face was frosty, he couldn't see joy, and a chilling air kept leaking from his eyes.

Wilson picked up the ball and gave it to Ewing.

Louie had expected the guy to say something to calm Wilson down.

He's too far away to hear what Ewing is saying, and if he hears it, he'll have to shoot.

Ewing took the basketball from Wilson and gave him a deep look.

In his eyes, Jordan is just a guy who can only score and brush data, and he can't compare with Wilson at all.

"You know Michael is far inferior to you," Ewing said, "but not many fans know about it~www.readwn.com~You have to prove it to them."

This is the 101st time Wilson suspects Ewing has been transferred by aliens.

Ewing standing in front of him must be a robot.

"I have five championships, doesn't that prove it?" Wilson asked.

Ewing snorted: "Russell has 11 championships, but there are plenty of people who think he's inferior to Wilt."

Wilson took a deep breath: "You convinced me."

After Ewing served, he saw Louie in front of him with eager eyes and wanted to know what he said to Wilson.

Ewing gave him a "don't be afraid when I'm here" gesture.

So Louie gave Ewing a thumbs up with satisfaction, and 11 seconds later, Wilson singled out Jordan with the ball and was roughly brought down by Mason...

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