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The resentful and angry gang fight between the Knicks and the Blazers happened more than ten meters in front of Stern.

Before today, Stern had also heard about the impact of violent brawls on professional basketball.

Before witnessing this scene, Stern's punishment for fighting was limited to verbal criticism.

But now, seeing with his own eyes this group of the biggest and strongest athletes on earth, trying to hurt each other, he begins to reflect on his mistakes.

How did professional basketball get to this point?

Louis era? Obviously not to blame Louis.

Earlier, the NBA had already seen things such as Kermit Washington punching Tomjanovich out of his head, and ML Carr rushing into the auditorium to beat fans 30 years ahead of the Pistons. .

Stern found he couldn't blame anyone for the growing phenomenon.

It is precisely the NBA officials who really need to be questioned.

Decades of inaction made on-court violence the norm, giving unskilled enforcers a place in the league.

This situation must be stopped!

Don't let the audience feel that NBA players are just a bunch of thugs with all fours!

Even the president of the alliance cannot use his power to punish those who participate in the fight.

What's more, if it is really punished, I am afraid that the two sides will not even have a set of playing lineups.

In addition to the players on the field, the bench players from both sides also joined in.

Except for a few who persuaded and were beaten, there were basically no innocents.

After the fight subsided, both sides suffered losses as follows:

Miller couldn't get up, hurt his waist and leg and couldn't continue the game.

Yu Tiancan was punched while trying to persuade him to fight, and his nose was bleeding, and he also needed to go to the infirmary for treatment.

Tony Kukoc accidentally hit the referee with a black punch in the name of persuasion and was seized on the spot.

This is the loss of the Knicks.

The Blazers did not fare well either.

The initiator of the conflict, Isiah Thomas, was pushed from behind by the Knicks' unsung hero, and it is unknown how many black punches he received.

Nance was beaten with panda eyes.

Jordan and Wilson locked each other's throats, but the former's lip was broken.

Judging from the results, the Blazers lost face, and almost everyone got a lottery, but they won, they used a conflict to kill Miller, causing Kukoc to be expelled, and whether Yu Tiancan can return is unknown.

The Blazers have no personnel losses, including Thomas, who was beaten the hardest, and seems to be only a skin injury.

Laimbeer vividly said: "The Knicks have suffered from their youth -- I'm not saying they're not good at fighting. I mean, the young people on their team made a lot of mistakes in the process, and those mistakes were mainly based on experience. They'll be more mature in a few years."

Bob Costas doesn't think now is the time to discuss such things.

"Uh... In principle, we hope that there will be no conflict, and that's what Bill means."

Ranbir: "Ah yes yes yes, that's what I meant."

The Blazers did take advantage of the conflict.

But things didn't turn in the Blazers' favor.

The Knicks were thoroughly incensed.

Although they lost Miller, the main frame is still intact.

Without Miller, it means that there is no absolutely stable and reliable three-point threat, but this does not mean that the Knicks can't attack.

The Blazers' intention to use violent basketball to inflict losses on the Knicks to turn things around has been revealed.

The Knicks decided to hit back harder.

For the first time, Louis felt that it was wrong not to go to the stadium to watch the game.

If he's there, at least remind the players to calm down.

Now, no one can keep calm.

They are all up.

This situation is extremely dangerous, and it is very likely to be swayed by anger and do some irrational things.

The first Knicks player to overreact was Kemp.

Jordan rushed in for a layup, and he was knocked down with a Bynum-style chokehold.

The referee called a flagrant foul on the spot.

Jordan is like iron, he doesn't speak, and his body language alone can give his teammates confidence and courage.

Camp's villain didn't seem to have any effect on him.

Made both free throws.

Then, it's the Blazers' possession.

Jordan held the ball from the outside and called Barkley a pick-and-roll, and Kemp decisively stepped forward to double-team.

I didn't expect that Jordan would ignore Barkley's open space, pretend to break through, make a sudden stop, and step back beyond the three-point line-everyone thought of the last two seconds Wilson hit him in Game 7 of last year's finals. Step-back three-pointer quasi-lore - Wilson and Kemp didn't have time to react, Jordan's ball has been shot.

"Shh!"

Jordan's heroic performance left the Blazers just 6 points behind the Knicks.

Kemp's typically over-emotional reaction from the Georgetown inside continues to creep in.

Tomjanovich doesn't seem to know what to do at all, he just lets his players play freely on the field.

He was like Louie in Game 6 last year.

But Louie was waiting for Ewing to wake up, for the team to wake up.

Who knows what Tomjanovich is waiting for?

Louie was in a hurry, and he certainly wouldn't blame Rudy for his lack of experience and his slow response, but he, like everyone who cares about the Knicks, hopes Rudy can appease Kemp and calm him down.

But Rudy didn't do that.

When Kemp got his fifth foul, Rudy was ready to switch him off and calm down, something he should have done a long time ago.

The process was interrupted by Ewing.

Ewing grabbed Kemp's clothes like he disciplined his own child and shouted, "What the **** are you doing? Calm down!"

Kemp yelled out of control: "I'm going to help Reggie back! I'm going to kill those bastards!"

"Do you think Reggie would forgive you if you got yourself kicked out of the **** game for revenge on them? He wouldn't go around looking for fights like you did with a crazy monkey if you got kicked out. Just make a 3-pointer and **** their mother!"

After Ewing's education, Rudy also changed his mind.

He didn't replace Kemp.

Ewing walked over to Wilson, "It's time for you to exert your strength."

"How's Sean?" Wilson asked.

"I said a few words to him, I don't know if it's useful, if that person is there, Sean will be scolded?" Ewing couldn't help expressing his longing for someone.

Wilson said no more.

He has done a lot to get Ewing's reign confirmed, and Ewing has done his job.

The Blazers are a formidable enemy, not something they can easily defeat with a good leader.

Ewing needs Wilson's strength.

Wilson, who averaged 37 points per game in the finals last year and scored 66 points in the century game, averaged only 28 points, 6 rebounds and 8 assists per game in the four games against the Blazers this year. He has fewer offenses and passes the ball. More, more than ever, as a team.

If Ewing was a great leader, then Wilson was a great second-in-command.

But everyone has seen his strength, and he shouldn't be anyone's second-in-command.

Ewing asked him to exert his strength, and Wilson took over the ball as he wished, and started the infinite roll call that terrified the Portlanders.

Last year, Wilson scored 66 points by roll call. Now the Knicks still have the lead, and the problem of the Blazers' defensive end still exists. As long as Wilson wants to roll, he can get it.

Wilson, who had only scored 16 points before, scored 24 points and 5 assists in the next 10 minutes, giving the Knicks a 13-point lead in the first 6 minutes of the game.

The Blazers relied on Jordan and Barkley to resist.

They looked shaky, almost on the verge of repeating themselves, dying again at Wilson's hands.

Isiah Thomas dribbled in from the crowd and made a layup through a counter-tie.

The 33-year-old Thomas turned to a personal offense in this desperate situation.

He was unguardable for those few minutes.

However, he obviously forgot that he was the most hated opponent of the Knicks. Miller was injured by him, and everyone remembered that account.

When he was unstoppable, the Knicks naturally had someone to think about how he dealt with Miller.

"We're going to fight back!"

Rodman thought.

So when Thomas came in again, he aimed at Ewing for his fifth foul.

Rodman pulled it down from the air with sinister intentions.

That heavy fall made everyone who saw it couldn't help but sweat for Thomas.

Rodman was given a second-degree flagrant foul and ejected on the spot.

And Thomas, like a vintage car, looks on the verge of being scrapped.

He stood up with the help of his teammates and completed the penalty alone.

Subsequently, Thomas refused the care of his teammates and coaching staff, and expressed his unshakable will that he would fight with the team to the last moment.

Anyone can feel the incomparably tragic atmosphere, Thomas is playing the last game of his life.

With his knee already injured, he insisted on playing, scoring consecutively, helping the team to tie at the last minute, and the game went into overtime.

In overtime, Ewing left the game with six fouls.

Before the Portlanders could breathe a sigh of relief, they were surprised by Yu Tiancan's inside presence.

In terms of the basic skills of post-up, he is not much worse than Ewing. He also has a shot and can support him. His height and athletic ability make him a natural barrier when he stops in the paint area.

Doug Christie and Alan Houston, two of the Knicks' youngsters, played well in overtime.

Wilson was double-teamed by the Blazers, and the Knicks needed someone to step up and throw open shots, and they stepped up.

It was their play that gave the Knicks a 3-point lead at the last minute.

Then, Thomas, with only one foot capable, passed Jordan in a desperate situation, and the latter threw a negative corner three-pointer from the left-wing three-point line.

"Shh!"

The game went into the second overtime.

Thomas couldn't hold on any longer, and he became the other player to leave the game with an injury.

The Portlanders are determined to fight to the death and the Knicks for those who can't return.

In the third overtime, Jordan and Barkley became the dominant players. With Miller and several big insiders leaving the Knicks, Wilson was alone, and everyone else was lost under terrible intensity and pressure. allow.

In the end, this cruel game ushered in a cruel result.

127 to 124

After three **** overtime, the Trail Blazers won, and like the Knicks did last year's comeback, dragging the series to Game 7.

For three consecutive years, the Knicks and the Blazers have reached Game 7 of the Finals, but no one has been more tragic than this time.

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The intensity has reached an uncomfortable level.

Fortunately, not many fans can feel this, because even the live audience is focused on the Simpson and the police chase scene on the big screen, and not many people really care about the game.

This is also the misfortune of the fans.

They were distracted by the gossip, thereby missing out on the depth of a game that was impossible to come by.

Louie turned off the TV and came out of the small room.

Lorraine told him that the Los Angeles police were surprisingly honest this time. They didn't act rough on Simpson the whole time, but just followed him until he obediently returned to his home and finished his orders, and then followed the police to the police station.

The process was broadcast live.

But Louis didn't think this live broadcast was as good as 1/1000 of the game that just ended.

"Yeah, that's amazing."

He responded to his wife that way, then walked outside, letting the night wind blow, the game still reverberating in his mind.

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"Brother Shen!"

"Um!"

Shen Changqing was walking on the road, and when he met someone he knew, he would say hello or nod to each other.

But no matter who.

Everyone's face has no superfluous expressions, as if they are very indifferent to everything.

to this.

Shen Changqing is used to it.

Because this is the Ministry of Suppression, it is an organization that maintains the stability of Daqin. Its main responsibility is to kill monsters and monsters. Of course, there are also some other side jobs.

It can be said.

In the Demon Suppression Division, everyone had a lot of blood on their hands.

When a person is used to seeing life and death, he will become indifferent to many things.

When he first came to this world, Shen Changqing was a little uncomfortable, but over time he got used to it.

The town magic department is very big.

Those who can stay in the Town Demon Division are all powerful masters, or those who have the potential to become masters.

Shen Changqing belongs to the latter.

Among them, the Demon Suppression Division is divided into two occupations, one is the guardian envoy and the other is the demon slayer.

Anyone who enters the Demon Suppression Division starts from the lowest level of demon slayer.

Then he was promoted step by step, and finally he was expected to become a guardian envoy.

Shen Changqing's predecessor was a trainee slayer in the Demon Suppression Division~www.readwn.com~, and he was also the lowest level among slayers.

Has the memory of the predecessor.

He is also very familiar with the environment of the Town Demon Division.

It didn't take too long, Shen Changqing stopped in front of an attic.

Different from other places full of chills in the Demon Suppression Division, the attic here seems to stand out from the crowd, showing a different tranquility in the **** Suppression Demon Division.

At this time, the door to the attic was open, and occasionally people came in and out.

Shen Changqing just hesitated for a moment, then stepped inside.

Enter the attic.

Circumstances have changed in vain.

A burst of ink fragrance mixed with the faint smell of blood rushed towards his face, causing his brows to instinctively wrinkle, but then quickly stretched.

There is almost no way to clean the **** smell on everyone in the Zhen Mosi.

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