The Rest, Only Noise

Opening, the Celtics won the jump ball.

With someone on the ground in the first round, Laimbeer's body slam on Marc Iavaroni PF was genuine, pure brute force.

Louis wanted to see three of the 76ers fall to the ground within a minute, and Ranbir followed this order.

The fierce defense of the 76ers prevented the Celtics from playing for a while.

Just at the beginning, they were so vicious that they seemed to be playing the last round.

As a result, Bird found his touch in the jungle of hand-to-hand confrontation, scoring a jumper.

Louis is basically at ease with the attack. In terms of attacking ability, the Celtics are more than ten times stronger than the 76ers.

They have had the problem of insufficient attacking ability since the time of Dr. J, and it was not until the arrival of Andrew Tony that the problem of attacking fortifications was generally solved.

However, if Tony's form goes wrong, they will face that predicament again.

"Doctor, is that also called defense? You didn't put any pressure on Larry!"

If M.L. Carr's stinky mouth can stop for a second, he will be considered to be accumulating virtue for his children and grandchildren.

Hearing his words, Dr. J was not angry, because he knew that this mad dog never brushed his teeth and liked to spray feces. To the Doctor's surprise, his opponent picked up the conversation.

"MLC said no problem," Bird didn't know if he was confident or arrogant. "You really can't prevent me, not just this round, but even the next round, the next round is the same."

Dr. J became angry, thinking that his status in the ABA was no less than that of some weak team owners, and entering the NBA was also regarded as the top card of the league. Although he did not replicate the success of the ABA, he was not a junior like Bird who could bully him. of.

"Young man, be careful to flick your tongue when you talk big." Dr. J intends to teach Bird the truth of being a human being.

If he can do it, Louie really wants to thank him. He and Bird have known each other for four or five years and don't know how to teach a hillbilly how to be a human being.

It's the 76ers' turn to attack, and this is the part where the Celtics need to face the test.

Louis doesn't care about the team's offense, he cares about defense, and how to prevent the 76ers' positional warfare is the key to this campaign.

At this time, a fierce conflict broke out inside again.

It was Ranbir just now, and this time it was Sampson, who had a violent conflict with Moses Malone. Malone didn't expect Sampson's junior to dare to make small gestures to him, and he immediately used his famous buttocks to push the young man to the ground.

Sampson cried out miserably, performing the diving he had learned from Ranbir.

"Beep!"

The only referee on the field, Joe Borgia, who had high hopes for Louie, did what he was supposed to do.

He blew Malone an offensive foul.

"Moses didn't commit a foul!" Malone roared aggrievedly, "Moses is! #! ￥ was wronged!"

Borgia's expression was calm, not listening to Malone's defense.

Cunningham was there to press.

Louis clapped his hands and applauded: "This referee is very bold, I admire him very much."

Tomjanovich smiled without saying a word. As long as he was willing to blow the Celtics' home whistle, it would be good in Louis' eyes.

Celtic was ostracized by many for its rough style of play and a series of demonized legends about Auerbach and the Garden. The referee did not like this team, because from Auerbach onwards, the Celtics have been through the ages. The head coach is the referee's nemesis.

I thought that this young man, Louis, would be a little more restrained, but I didn't expect this to be more extreme, so he directly punched the referee today.

This has gone far beyond the scolding between Auerbach and the referees, and Heinsohn has repeatedly verbally threatened the referee's personal safety.

With just one punch, he knocked out the referee. This achievement is the only record in the history of the NBA, and it is hard to surpass it.

When it came to the Celtics' offensive round, Karl couldn't sit still.

He jumped up and shouted at Sampson, "Come on, Ralph, you won't be afraid of Moses, will you? Look at the height difference between you, if I were as tall as you, I'd smash his head on the spot and didn't discuss it. of!"

Isaiah Thomas really passed the ball to Sampson, looking like he didn't take it too seriously.

Sampson gets the ball low.

Carl asked, "Can you do that? Can you kill him?"

"no problem!"

Sampson took the call, then rolled over for a fallback jumper that Malone couldn't touch.

"Boom!"

Malone widened his eyes angrily: "You're mad at Moses!"

4 to 0

Hearing this kind of trash talk, Louis didn't know how to react.

What's the matter with being a little cute?

The 76ers' offense ran into trouble.

Louie's arrangement began to play a role, first of all, the Celtics will never give the 76ers the opportunity to create a strong point to play a weak point.

Once there is a sign of a strong point hitting a weak point, their double team will instantly approach.

Also, they're not worried about the Sixers shooting 3-pointers.

Years passed, and the team didn't learn the lesson that they didn't realize that the tightness of space was a problem that severely limited Dr. J's takeoff.

They have never thought about improving this problem, otherwise, you can't explain why after three years, their three-point shot frequency is still ranked second to last in the league, and only 0.003 behind the last-to-last Atlanta Hawks.

This kind of team with a three-point rate of only 0.16% does not need to worry about their three-point shooting at all. The key players will decisively pinch the ball when they get the ball, and the outside line will be boldly empty.

Under Louis' arrangement, the Celtics' attack on Tony was particularly tragic.

One was not well controlled, and Tony's pass made a mistake.

Sampson, who was at the free throw line, started immediately. He ran so fast that Malone, who was a little shorter than him, actually fell behind him in straight-line speed.

Sampson took the ball in the middle and made a big stride to the three-point line.

In front of him, the weakest point in the 76ers' starting lineup, the **** forward Avaroni chose to foul.

However, even though his body lost the center of gravity, he could still throw the ball to the basket with his right hand.

"Beep!"

The referee blew the whistle again.

Sampson scored 2+1. He clenched his fists and shouted loudly. Looking at Malone behind him, he suddenly said, "Ralph is invincible!"

Let the Celtics play a 6-0 start. If Sampson's penalty is added, it will be 7-0. The potential crisis makes Cunningham have to pay attention to the problem.

There are two critical problems plaguing Cunningham, the offense being unable to score, and the lack of manpower at the 4th position.

Before Malone came, they had the Jones Brothers and Dawkins inside, both of them with height and athletic ability. They were not as exaggerated as Sampson, but they were right.

Now, Malone is one size smaller, and he's a center.

Alvaro is not a class from size to strength.

Ask Malone to defend, not to mention that Alvaro will be bullied to death by the stinky hooligan of Laimbeer, and Sampson with a good hand shoots on Malone's head as simple as throwing the ball into the swimming pool on the second floor. Let Alvaro come to the defense, and Sampson can do whatever he wants.

The success of last season more or less confused the 76ers.

They thought they just needed to solidify the lineup, not upgrade accordingly.

Just look at how the Lakers did it. They traded Norm Nixon for Dennis Johnson, and then took an insignificant role + $400,000 in cash, got Byron Scott for nothing, and gave The aging Abdul-Jabbar recruited a backup like Bob McAdoo.

The Lakers, swept by the 76ers, made no excuses and improved the strength of their lineup in all aspects.

The 76ers stopped short.

Cunningham can only replace Alvaro, who is not in very good condition, and replace another insider, Clermont Johnson. The difference between Johnson and Alvaro is that one can't prevent Sampson, and the other can at least Put some pressure on the confrontation.

Seeing that the 76ers had low internal strength, Louis replaced Laimbeer, who had knocked over his opponent several times within a few minutes, to rest and replaced Maxwell to speed up.

He specially instructed Maxwell: "I don't agree with the Suns' exchange of so many people for you. You give me a fight!"

Maxwell said regretfully: "Why don't you agree?"

"How could I possibly give away my sweetheart for that pile of leftovers?" Louie said sarcastically.

Maxwell felt a chill in his heart and walked away.

Hearing what Louie said to Maxwell, K.C, who knew the inside story, recognized Louie's true face again.

Naive K.C, Louie seems to refresh his impressions every day.

"Is it good to lie like this? The world is full of lies~www.readwn.com~ Louis paused and said, "Let them live in lies like fools, it is my tenderness to them. "

"them?"

"...don't worry about such details."

The Sixers' offense breaker is the unexpected Moses Malone.

He came to get the ball from a high position, and his original intention was to respond. Unexpectedly, everyone dispersed, and Sampson, Bird and Maxwell didn't come to guard him, and even threw him at the free throw line.

Malone fired excitedly and scored a cricket ball.

He scored an unprecedented free throw line.

After scoring, he also grumbled a bunch of words.

Unfortunately, his words were hard to hear because he was so excited.

"Moses said," said Dr. J, translating for him, "watch out for his tracks."