The Rest, Only Noise

The chain reaction caused by the fight is almost always detrimental to the Knicks.

The mentality of the players fluctuated, the referee's scale tightened, and Ewing fouled too much.

Some unexpected points affected the whole game.

109 to 100

The Knicks fought hard for four quarters, like being held in the water with their hands.

The Celtics finally choke them to death

Laimbeer is undoubtedly their invisible MVP. The attack on Wilson in the opening and the plot against Cooper in the second quarter, which led to the conflict between the two sides, were all operations that changed the course of the game.

At the end of the game, Laimbeer came to Louis and sneered: "Coach, your people are too weak, it is impossible to beat us with this ability alone."

Louie admits they were immature in dealing with Laimbeer's attack tonight.

As for saying that these people are weak? Louie smiled and said, "Don't act like you've already won the Eastern Conference finals. This is just the first game. If you keep going like this, I can't say who will win, but you will definitely go to the hospital."

"Is this a threat, coach?"

"No, this is advice," said Louie, walking towards K.C. Jones.

Although Jones is the coach of the Triple Crown, he coaches in the shadow of Auerbach and Louis.

The coaches of other teams have the right to suggest signings and make decisions about the draft, but he does not. All he has is the command during the season, and the commander's mistake is a matter of minutes.

The credit for the signings is all Auerbach, and the team's system has to be traced back to Louis.

K.C is like picking something off the shelf, his professionalism and achievements are not respected.

This is also the reason why he is very focused every time he plays the Knicks, and the various arrangements are well balanced.

He really wanted to prove himself to everyone in front of Louis.

"K.C, I only have one question." Louie asked, "Did you instigate all these things that wicked dog did?"

What Lou wants to know is whether Ranbir's actions were instructed or whether he was acting on the spot.

K.C smiled bitterly: "Lu, you should know that guy better than me. How could I possibly move him."

"In other words, is that guy making his own decisions?"

"Yes."

Louie patted K.C on the back and said, "Tell that vicious dog, I can't spare him!"

"I'll definitely help you with the words."

The relationship between the Knicks and the Celtics has been shaped into a regional confrontation between New England and the Atlantic after several years of confrontation, media rendering and fans.

This external rendering makes the player the hater.

But Louie's relationship with K.C. Jones was not affected. In any case, K.C is the guide for Louie's professional basketball.

Tom Heinsohn was happy to see Louie and his former colleagues talking and laughing: "A lot of people thought that Boston and littleluen broke up, but that was just the wishful thinking of fans and the media. To this day, Louie and the Celtics' relationship The coaching staff still has a good relationship with management."

"This kind of relationship is not necessarily healthy. You are in your position. If you are not in that position, you should look forward, otherwise it will affect your work. Just like Russell and Wilt, under normal circumstances, Wilt can tear it apart. It broke Russell, but Russell has a very good relationship with Wilt in private, and even his mother is a Wilt fan, which affected Wilt's performance against Russell."

Billy Cunningham was in a good mood when he saw the Knicks lose, and it was his habit to step on Louie.

"Haha, it's not uncommon for guys who can't tell the difference between work and personal relationships to win games, but Louis and K.C are not such people. They achieve each other and are willing to use high-level confrontation to achieve each other."

Heinsohn held on to the topic that Cunningham was about to take.

Seeing the Knicks lose makes Cunningham happy. Heinsohn can say whatever he wants, he doesn't care.

Louis was interviewed by reporters at the scene, and then returned to the locker room and called Ewing to go with him to the scene for an interview.

Before meeting reporters, Louie made a few points about Ewing's foul tonight.

During the regular season, the Knicks' depth, and Ewing's own consistency, masked one of their biggest roster problems.

Staffing at the center position.

Louis, who comes from modern times, knows that light cannot be the winner of this era with advanced ideas. But he was still affected when he matched the lineup.

Subconsciously, after having Ewing, he thought that the center position was worry-free.

So the Knicks' backup centers are Song Tao and Brad Rohos.

Louie overlooked one point. If Ewing gets blown up by Sampson, or fouls too much like tonight, who will the Knicks ask to guard Sampson and protect the rim? Valley

"It's my fault, I shouldn't have been so aggressive with two fouls on me."

Ewing admits his mistakes, and Louie admits his mistakes, but Ewing's mistakes can still be made up, and his mistakes will have to wait until the offseason to correct them.

"As long as you know."

They went to see the reporter together and said some innocuous words.

Louie is focused.

"Coach Lu, you said that you didn't come here to play. You have a chance to beat the Celtics. Do you have any thoughts now?"

"Coach Lu, some people have always said that the Knicks' full-court pressing is because of the referee's deliberate indulgence that makes your defense so powerful. Is this why you almost gave up the full-court pressing tonight?"

"Road coach..."

Reporters in Boston launched a group full to Louie.

Strangely, there are only two answers from Louis.

For example, he was asked if he still had the confidence to beat the Celtics.

His answer: "Yes, we have."

Then, people questioned whether the Knicks' murder press was due to the referee.

His answer: "Nothing, that's a bad question."

Suddenly, the humorous Louie becomes Ewing, a leper who can't make jokes and doesn't even give you a smile.

"The Boston Herald" sarcastically joked on the headline the next day: "The greatest achievement the Celtics have ever done was not winning four consecutive championships in the 1980s, but putting a smile on their face forever. The littlelu on the face became Kareem Jabbar."

The next day, Louis took the Herald's newspaper and scolded: "These pigs with **** in their heads! Call me like Kareem? Isn't that a curse!?"

Tomjanovich comforted: "Calm down, Kareem is the all-time leading scorer in the NBA."

"Fuck the scorer!"

After the magician turned into a tragic man, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was cut from six to four. But he is still a top ten player in history, but he can't be in the top four in history like another timeline, competing for the first center in history.

Louie doesn't like the Globe's comparison of him to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for the simple reason that he is a double-edged-up version of Durant.

No one doubts his strength, but his thinking, his off-field behavior, are too bad.

"Okay, instead of getting angry about this, think about what to do next."

Tomjanovich said worriedly.

"The worst thing is that we don't look like we have enough strength to challenge the Celtics." This is Tomjanovich's thinking.

No wonder he has this sense, the Knicks waited a year to challenge the Celtics again.

If this kind of thing that has been waiting for a long time happens suddenly, but it does not go as expected, it will cause a sense of powerlessness.

The Celtics also regard the Knicks as their archenemy~www.readwn.com~, but they don't look forward to playing against them every day.

They beat the Lakers and were the biggest winners of the '80s.

The Knicks, on the other hand, are clearly haunted by demons.

What Louie really wants to avoid is, like last year, having his mind burdened with mistakes by the coaching staff, or the players being under-prepared, or even over-prepared.

Like last year, the two consecutive losses to the Celtics created a sense of crisis, and the plot of winning two games in a row and losing two games in a row and being eliminated was the last thing Louis wanted to see.

"As far as this game is concerned, we are not without gains." Zhao Yuanzheng said optimistically, "At least John has proved that his breakthrough can disrupt the Celtics' defense and separate the ball. Moreover, the Celtics There's a clear problem with their defensive setup, they're relying too much on Ralph's help."

"Yes, we only have Patrick, but they technically only have Ralph."

Louie asked with a smile, "Where do you put Bill Laimbir?"

Even after working with Ranbir, Tomjanovich had no sympathy for him.

As an opponent, he is a nasty bastard!

"He will only do those little tricks that won't make it to the top, don't worry!"

What Tomjanovich didn't know was that Louie was most worried about Laimbeer's little tricks that would affect the Knicks' hearts.

On the premise that the Knicks have never won against the Celtics, Laimbeer's attacking tactics can always have unexpected results.

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