The Rest, Only Noise

At the end of the semifinals, the NBA announced most of the individual awards except MVP.

New Yorkers were outraged, and the Knicks player, who has always been favored by voters, suffered a rare Waterloo.

Ewing has no team and is only selected for the second defense.

Wilson's second defense.

Rodman on defense.

The only surprise was Sean Kemp, who was named to the second team with 23 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists per game.

The five players selected for the first team are Olajuwon, Sampson, Manning, Jordan and Petrovic.

The other three players selected for the second team are Kevin Johnson, Barkley, and Robinson.

The five players selected for the third team are Payton, Pence, Pippen, Gaithers and O'Neal.

The most controversial is Ewing's absence.

But there are two main reasons why this matter is controversial.

The Knicks have the league's first record and double-standard voters.

In terms of data, Ewing's ball power was largely divided by his teammates, which is really not good-looking. He averaged only 18 points and 9 rebounds per game.

Considering that the other top big players have put up extremely dazzling numbers this year - as a star center, he is embarrassed to go out without averaging 25 + 11 + 2 blocks per game - Ewing's competitiveness is indeed not strong.

If the data is wiped, it is not impossible.

But the problem lies in the selection.

This year, Olajuwon averaged 29 points, 12 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 blocks per game, leading the team to the fourth-best record in the Western Conference.

David Robinson dropped to the second team with an average of 32.1 points, 10.7 rebounds and 4.8 assists per game. It is also a bit controversial. After all, his data is similar to Olajuwon, and his record is better.

The controversy comes from Sampson.

This year, Sampson, as the only superstar for the Celtics, has too much on his back.

When he scored 30 points, the Celtics were less than 40 percent winning. When he gets 40 points, the Celtics will have a 50 percent win rate.

The Celtics relied so heavily on him that it was too much wear and tear for the 2.2-meter giant to play more than 38 minutes per game.

In the end, Sampson only played 60 games and failed to bring the Celtics to the playoffs, and he averaged 32 points, 10.1 rebounds, 5.5 assists and 2.6 blocks per game. Olajuwon was selected for the first time.

Why is there a problem?

Because Sampson and Olajuwon are both centers.

The two of them occupied the fourth and fifth positions for a while at the same time.

If by this standard, why can't Ewing and O'Neal make the third team together? Although his stats are a little off, he still has the best record in the league? What's more, which insider can be a teammate with Rodman, Kemp, and Yu Tiancan to ensure that he can rebound in double figures? Which big man comes to the Knicks without having to control his shot count so that most people have the ball to play?

It has to be said that Ewing's popularity soared rapidly after Raouf's desecration of the Stars and Stripes.

If it was before, no one would complain about him at all.

In contrast, Wilson looked even more aggrieved.

After all, Ewing was double-standard, but he was robbed by Manning, an insider.

Of course, centers, power forwards, and small forwards are all strikers. Manning is also known as a Jr. Sampson who can play three striker positions. It makes sense to explain it.

The Knicks were done in this way, of course, the New York media would not let it go. They quickly dug up the names of some voters and then conducted a large-scale match.

And the Knicks have only one voice.

That was Ewing's voice, he said, "We don't care."

Really? Louis doesn't believe it.

If they didn't care, they wouldn't have swept the Miami Heat in four games by averaging 22 points per game.

This left Lewis Shafir desperate.

He thought the Knicks would play better without Louis coaching, but the Knicks in the Eastern Conference Finals were like man-eating demons.

Ewing and Wilson dominated the paint and wing, Miller averaged five 3-pointers per game, and Rodman grabbed six offensive rebounds per game.

The Heat have no backhand at all.

"The wall in New York is too high and too thick!" Shafir complained to Louie on the phone. "What should we do to knock it down?"

Louis smiled wryly.

It is normal for Lewis to have such thoughts.

Since 1988, the only real threat to the Knicks' team has been the Celtics at the end of their prime and the Blazers at the time of the Flying Pigs.

What are the characteristics of these two teams?

The first was the Celtics in 1988. Facing the young Knicks, the Celtics had a three-line advantage.

The first is the inside advantage, Sampson hit Ewing like hitting his son.

Second was Bird's **** of Wilson, who nearly knocked Benj to pieces.

Then there's the dominance at the back line, where Thomas in his prime was as easy as drinking water to score on Stockton.

No team has had such an advantage over the Knicks since.

The same is true of the Blazers during the Flying Pig era. Jordan and Barkley are both single-line players with invincible individual abilities.

This is a bit like the IG in the S8 period. The personal abilities of the middle and upper tiers can be looked down upon in the world. As it happens, the Blazers also have the best wing depth in the league, which makes them look better than the Celtics in 1988, because in addition to the unsolvable super players, there are rotations that can rival the Knicks.

What about the Heat? Such is the embarrassing situation they face.

Although there is a big four consisting of Petrovic, Gaithers, Dumars and Reggie Lewis, none of these four are unsolvable players.

They all have obvious flaws.

However, it would be terrifying if there were real superstars joining the team, with these four as deputy.

So Louie said to Shafir: "Be patient, Lewis, you still need a more impactful player."

"However, De La Rue has been selected for a while, isn't he influential enough?"

"Benj has only been selected to the second team this season. How do you think Della's influence is greater than his?"

"Uh..." Shafir said suddenly, "I remember Benj's contract seems to expire this summer? Has he not renewed?"

"Lewis, what are you thinking of?"

"No no... I mean, if Benj wants to change the environment, Miami should be very attractive, hehe."

Louie wouldn't be surprised if Benj went to Miami in the summer.

Los Angeles, Miami, New York, these three cities should be able to rank in the top three in terms of attractiveness to free agents.

"Come on, Lewis," said Louis lightly.

Shafir originally wanted to tease Louis, how could he be loved?

Louie's answer was unexpected.

"Coach Lu, you... you don't object?"

"When Benj is a free agent, he can go wherever he wants, and if you guys don't do anything when you can get him, that's not only disrespectful to him, but also your president's dereliction of duty, you know what I mean Right? If Benj did go to Miami, I'd just congratulate you and have no other thoughts."

"Coach Lu, I would like to call you the most loyal person in history."

"I wish Jerry Krause thought the same."

"Hahaha, that pig didn't let go of the crumbs. How can he see your loyal inner self? It's enough for him to have crumbs."

Shafir is definitely a strange person.

In front of Louis, or when they were talking on the phone, he acted like a naive foolish white sweet, who was very good at talking.

However, what Louis heard from other people, or what Baelor learned about Shafir through his friends, was a very domineering and resolute ruthless man.

Especially when making deals~www.readwn.com~ The rumored Shafir is good at extreme pressure, always pushing all his chips in front of the opponent and then forcing the opponent to make a deal.

He's done that many times and made a deal, not necessarily earning anything, but getting what he wants each time.

So what is Shafir's true face, Louis does not know.

But he won't believe the rumors, because he is also an honest and loyal person in the rumors.

But everyone who knows it knows that this is **** bullshit.

Just as the Knicks swept the Heat, two more things happened.

One thing came out of the West, and the Blazers and Warriors got into a tough fight.

The first four games of the two sides were tied. Payton's defense and Penny Hardaway's all-around performance made the Blazers suffer a hard fight, and the public quarrel between Barkley and Riley exposed the Blazers' internal contradictions to the public eye. .

Then there's the biggest dark humor of the season.

Patrick Ewing, who had no team, defeated the highly vocal Hakim Olajuwon by 1% and was elected the regular season MVP of the 1993-94 season.

So, something more magical happened than the DPOY winner didn't get a defense.

The MVP winner is out of line.