The Rest, Only Noise

"Charles, even you dare to stand under the basket to defend?"

After Olajuwon scored 6 points on Barkley's head, he sprayed some trash talk.

This made Barkley dissatisfied: "Hakeem, don't act like you have a great advantage. I can't guard you, but you can't guard me either!"

Barkley was justified, Olajuwon scored 6 points on him, and he responded with 4 points.

Then, Olajuwon wanted to prove that Barkley was nothing inside.

Jordan is still under the brainless attack of the Lakers.

This feeling is too deliberate.

Even Lambiel laughed when Jordan was flanked two meters from the three-point line.

"Even if Michael was dribbling in the backcourt, the Lakers would have double-teamed him."

Jordan found that the Lakers would deliberately empty Fisher.

The slow, clumsy, uninspired rookie point guard doesn't have the basketball skills that Jordan would have known, but his open 3s are solid.

Fisher received the ball. As a rookie, everything is based on stability.

Usually he can shoot directly without adjusting, but now he has to look at the floor, adjust his breathing, and adjust his posture by the way, and then he doesn't need to shoot, because the few extra seconds he wasted are enough for Wilson to turn around.

Jordan was furious: "What the **** are you doing?!"

Ah? Fisher was stunned, and Wilson's aggressive defense forced him to take a step back.

The referee blew his whistle and Fisher made a walking violation.

"***..."

Just when Fisher was about to be engulfed by Joe's wrath, Wilson stopped in front of Fisher with a smile: "Michael, obviously you can't handle the pressure and blame the rookie, and now you want to shift the responsibility to the rookie." body?"

Jordan snorted coldly: "This is our internal affairs, and has nothing to do with you."

Wilson said confidently: "As a veteran and an active superstar, you are so irresponsible. When you encounter problems, you only know that you blame the rookie for doing this. You are not the only one who ruined your reputation. Of course I have to take care of it."

Fisher hesitated to speak, why did he feel that the more Wilson helped him, the angrier Jordan became?

Seeing that Jordan's eyes were red with anger, Wilson felt inadequate and turned back to Fisher and said, "Derek, if I were you, I would ask for a trade after the season. Don't worry, the league is so big, it's not just the Trail Blazers." First team, the doors of our Los Angeles Lakers are always open for you!"

"Ah no!" Fisher stammered, "I don't want to...don't want to play for you guys!"

Jordan's face was frosty.

"Michael, listen to me explain to you!"

Louis didn't know what Wilson was doing in front of him. He only saw Jordan scolding Fisher as he ran, and the innocent little fish was like shaking M. His left cheek was sprayed with saliva, and his right cheek was sent up again. .

"Benjamin, you really can do anything to win!" Buckley couldn't stop laughing after Wilson.

Wilson's face remained unchanged: "Don't waste this ball."

Hearing this, Barkley's desire to perform greatly increased, and he stopped before his teammates stabilized, pretending to cover with Wilson, but he pulled away before anyone was in position, turned around, and rushed towards the team like a wild boar. basket.

Seeing this scene, Dumars stopped thinking about how to attack and lobbed the ball.

Barkley performed the live-action version of the pig leap.

It's still Clifford Robinson, Louis feels that he is the king of the Blazers' background boards. Apart from his flawed autonomous offensive ability and his shooting percentage plummeting in the playoffs, he is still a high-quality puzzle player on the whole.

His greatest value to the Blazers is on the defensive end, where he can always appear in the right position.

And that's the fate of players like them.

Because it always appears in the correct position, the probability of being a background board is also greatly increased.

Barkley used his momentum to overtake Robinson. Before the ball was released, the referee blew his whistle.

Robinson has nothing to do

Can't help but watch Barkley score in front of him.

With less than 3 minutes left before the end of the first quarter, 30 to 18, the Lakers led the Blazers by 12 points.

Riley sullenly called the game to a halt.

Barkley ignored the hatred of the fans at the scene and swaggered off to the field.

Louie and Barkley clapped hands and praised each other's performance repeatedly.

Barkley was delighted, and he didn't forget to "complain" to Louis, vividly describing how Wilson provoked the internal conflicts of the Blazers.

"Do you think it's working?" Louie asked Benj.

Wilson wasn't sure either: "Maybe?"

"Keep working hard," Louie laughed. "I want to see Michael explode on the floor."

Opposite the Lakers, the Trail Blazers' timeout did not have such a good atmosphere.

"Hakeem! What did I tell you?!" Riley snarled, "How did you say yes? Tell me, what are you doing? Do you **** want to win?!!"

Olajuwon's cheeks twitched partially from the roar.

He doesn't think the Blazers are behind by double digits because of him.

He didn't miss any of the goals that should be scored. The Lakers lead so much is obviously because they didn't play well at the start, and there were a few pass errors that shouldn't have occurred on the outside.

What does this have to do with him?

For inside players, their mission is to fight to the end inside.

They don't understand how hard it is to lob the ball in from the perimeter.

In their view, as long as they get stuck in the position and the defender hangs the ball again, the problem will be solved.

If it were really that simple, post players wouldn't take so few shots.

Timing explains everything about this skill, but there are very few players who get that timing right.

There are many insiders who only know how to get the ball and guards who can't catch the time difference.

It is not unreasonable for Riley to accuse Olajuwon. They defeated the Knicks by relying on changes in the last game. This game should consolidate the results of the previous game. As a result, Olajuwon did not play that way at all. Not only did the Knicks choose to kill Jordan, but they also saw the Trail Blazers. The interior is not monolithic.

"I only promised you to win." Olajuwon said in thick American English. , why can't they even pass the ball well?"

Riley just felt the blood in his body go straight to his forehead.

The Lakers' defense on the ball will become so urgent, isn't it because Olajuwon started to keep asking for the ball in the low post?

"You're a superstar!" Riley said loudly. "You should help your teammates instead of just asking for it. No superstar like you can only do what you want to do. You have to get out of your comfort zone!"

Olajuwon still said, "I did nothing wrong!"

A sense of powerlessness rose in Riley's heart.

He couldn't feel Olajuwon's respect for himself.

That’s right, how can a coach who has lost 13 finals win the respect of his players? How can he convince the players that his strategy can bring about championships?

Their exchanges stalled, and Jordan stepped in to defuse the situation.

"Let me have the ball," Jordan said. "If they keep double-teaming me like this, I'm going to pass the ball out."

If so, the Blazers will have to bet on the shooting consistency of other jerseys. If Olajuwon sticks to the current style of play~www.readwn.com~ Riley can only follow him.

Only the results of the game can prove who is right and who is wrong.

Riley agreed to Jordan's suggestion.

The Blazers let Jordan handle the ball, replaced Fisher, and Keith Askins, who was full of energy, took the second position. Len Russell will serve as the third position, and the rest of the positions will remain unchanged.

For the Lakers, Louis replaced Garnett with Ostertag, and then replaced Wilson with Kobe.

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Penalty hit.

31 to 18

Soon, Louis replaced Barkley with Rodman.

In this way, the three most important players of the Lakers were all replaced, and a pure second team played against the well-equipped Trail Blazers.

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