The Rest, Only Noise

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In the second overtime, the 76ers and the Celtics were 15-11.

After two overtime games, the 76ers narrowly beat the Celtics by 4 points.

Four of the 76ers scored more than 20 points, with Malone and Andrew Toney clearly the most present.

Malone scored 28 points and 20 rebounds, including a shocking 10 offensive rebounds.

Seeing Malone ravaging the restricted area, Louis felt a little bit, either Russell Westbrook was born 20 years later, or Malone was born 20 years earlier.

One of them can take the data, be responsible at critical moments, and especially like to help the inside to get defensive rebounds; Malone is a famous one-shot, he can grab offensive rebounds without defensive rebounds, and Westbrook can take over those he doesn't like. ball attack.

Too bad this pair is a good match.

However, Louie had no regrets about the result of tonight's game.

From the start to the end of the first overtime, they couldn't prevent the opponent's offense. Why would anyone on the coaching staff think they could prevent the opponent's offense in the second overtime?

"Perhaps we'd be better off if Birken worked with you."

K.C. Jones could run for the most inactive head coach ever.

In this position, his role is not to help Fitch make plans, but to hold down all parties and keep the chemical reaction in the team in a harmonious balance.

"Don't say that, there are many people on our team who are more capable, smarter than me, and know more about basketball than me." Louis' modest appearance made K.C nauseous, "I still have a lot to learn as a layman."

For example, study why some people expect the defense to be effective in overtime when they can't defend their opponents throughout the game;

Another example is what kind of person, after a double-overtime defeat, locks the players in the locker room and curses them for half an hour, completes a wave of mental and physical double blows, and then sends them home, but asks for a second You must go to the training hall to watch the video review before nine o'clock.

Fitch is too professional when it comes to torturing players.

Louis was also one of those who had to get up early the next day to get to the Greek Academy.

Louis ate breakfast made by his mother and came to the Greek Academy early.

Danny Ainge has arrived, and he's working on his shot.

Bird arrived, too, jogging around the Greek Academy in a tank top and shorts.

"I hope to have the model team of the year vote this year." Louis said while eating the buns made by Li Xuanbing, "I will tear my vote in half and give it to you fairly."

Bird stopped. "Bill won't let us eat here."

"And this rule?" This was the first time in three years that Louis had brought breakfast to the Greek Academy.

An Jiyin smiled and said, "There are so many stinky rules that you don't know about!"

Louie didn't care about this kind of rule, but he still retreated outside the arena and finished eating the buns before going in.

At the resumption meeting, Fitch scolded everyone who could scold.

He amplifies single-round turnovers.

"We lost the game, we naturally take responsibility." Isiah Thomas said suddenly.

Fitch asked gloomily, "Isiah, what do you want to say?"

"We made a mistake and should be scolded." Thomas' smile was harmless, but his words were too outrageous. "If the coaching staff makes a mistake in decision-making, who will scold you?"

Fitch said solemnly, "You can try."

"I don't have the guts." Thomas angrily made the atmosphere of the review meeting a mess.

"Don't be afraid, Bob Ryan (the Globe reporter) will scold you for you." M.L. Carr cooed.

Thomas' words eventually angered Fitch: "I don't want to be scolded in the paper by a white guy who can't play."

"Get out, Isiah!" Fitch roared, "Get out of here!"

Thomas' smile immediately subsided: "I didn't sleep well all night, I didn't come to listen to this **** early in the morning!"

One wave has not settled, and another has risen.

Bird said coldly: "Isaiah, we didn't get up early to see you running wild here."

Not only did he stand up, he blocked the door.

"What do you want to do?" Thomas asked.

"Apologies to the coach." Bird said sternly.

Thomas and Byrd had a complicated relationship, they were both strong baby boomers, they both grew up in a segregated context, they both were sensitive to their skin color, they both saw firsthand how black and white people fought against each other in the 70s of. The area where Bird grew up is also one of the main activities of the Ku Klux Klan.

For these reasons, Thomas has a natural sense of alienation from Bird, and even if they are teammates, it is difficult to get close.

But he knew Bird's place on the team.

He can fight Fitch, but he can't openly fight Bird.

"Well, great white people want to stand up and do justice to great white coaches, very reasonable." Thomas turned to Fitch and said, "I'm so sorry, coach."

For the whole year of last year, Louie's time with the team was too short.

Not short enough for him to see the internal contradictions.

Skin color is often overlooked by Louis, especially the generation of Bird and Thomas. The environment in which they grew up, the social background of the era in which they grew up, determines how they view each other's skin color and how they communicate with each other.

No matter who the head coach is, the question is always there.

"Larry, can I ask you to step aside now, let me follow the coach's instructions, get out of here, and return the good review meeting to you?" Thomas asked with a smile.

Bird returned to his place.

Thomas went out.

For more than ten seconds after that, the room was so quiet that everyone's breathing could be heard.

This was the most embarrassing ten seconds Louie had ever spent in Boston.

Coaching is never easy.

Louie put himself in Fitch's shoes, and he wasn't sure he could handle the Celtics' relationship.

Perhaps, choosing Isiah Thomas was a wrong decision?

Louie recalls that Thomas's accomplishments were undeniable, and his ability was beyond reproach, but he might not have been a good fit for the Celtics.

Sampson's uncompromising and gentle personality is more suitable for Boston and more suitable for Bird.

Beside Bird, Thomas was too sharp.

Louis chose to sit on the sidelines. This was Fitch's trouble, and he had no obligation and no mood to care about it. He just asked himself over and over again, what should he do instead of him.

The internal predicament the Celtics are facing pales in comparison to the league's current predicament.

In this hopeless age, there are still some things that bring a little light.

Before the start of the season, although the league was committed to wrangling with the union, the negotiations with CBS did not fall behind.

They negotiated a new contract again, with a price of 93 million over 4 years.

Also, CBS has begun to value the NBA's publicity value, releasing an eye-catching promo before the season that includes computer-generated court images, Brent Musberg's voiceovers, silhouettes of old games, and a song. The iconic humming.

In the NBA, in order to publicize and promote, Stern set up the "NBA Entertainment" department.

The new division shot a series of "NBA games... so good" commercials.

It's a successful ad~www.readwn.com~ with upbeat '80s music, dancing clips of hot cheerleader girls at Forum Arena, and countless bribed fans holding "NBA is really good" signs , plus a series of high-light shots-Jabbar's hook, Bird's seventh game of the Eastern Finals breakthrough Dr. J's dunk, Magic's famous hug with his teammates after the 42-point battle, and Dr. J's dunk.

It has succeeded in making the NBA cool for the younger generation and attracting more people to watch games live.

Finally, one that was always overlooked, but really shouldn't, in the following years, actually played the role of the unsung hero that saved the NBA - cable TV began to enter American homes. They have free channels, they have premium channels, and one of the new sports premium channels, ESPN, has a contract with the NBA, and they broadcast sports, including NBA games, 24 hours a day.

In the deepest darkness, no one perceives their value. The most professional people, like Stern, Fleischer, and O'Brien, at most only regard them as a ray of light that shines back. As everyone knows, this is what makes the Alliance The dawn of victory brought back to life.

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