The Rest, Only Noise

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Louie completes a pre-war mobilization that has frightened his assistants.

It was as if the first half of the game didn't exist.

The players walked out of the court in a rage full of rage, ready to take on the Celtics.

"This emotion is too intense." Tomjanovich said worriedly, "I don't know what will happen next."

Zhao Yuanzheng helped Louis open a bottle of Coke.

This move makes him look like a thoughtful little angel, and Louie needs Coke so much right now.

"Xiao Zhao, the chief assistant will let you do it in the future. Rudy will never be as considerate as you." Louis said with a smile.

Tomjanovich said dissatisfiedly: "Bought you for a bottle of Coke?"

"Under certain circumstances, I can dedicate my soul to the devil for a bottle of Coke." Louis drank 300 ml of Coke like an oral liquid.

Hearing this, Tomjanovich said with a gloomy expression: "How do I feel that you have dedicated your soul to the devil?"

"No," Phil Jackson said meaningfully, "Lu himself unleashed a bunch of demons."

"Don't make the devil short. This is not an exorcism ceremony. We are playing basketball, aren't we?"

With a smile, Louis asked Zhao Yuanzheng to bring himself another bottle of Coke, and then returned to the arena with the assistant coach.

Dale Ellis is still being tested in the infirmary, so the Knicks' second-half starting two will need to be redrawn.

Ellis was definitely a player to fear for the Celtics, hitting six 3-pointers at halftime and scoring a team-high 22 points.

There is no second shooter on the Knicks team as mature and big as he is.

Louie didn't help, so Miller went on to come off the bench, and Hornacek was the No. 2 who played in place of Ellis.

Therefore, in the second half, the Knicks' starting lineup was Stockton, Hornacek, Wilson, McHale, and Ewing.

Unlike the first quarter, this starter looks pretty normal.

The Celtics' starters are Thomas, Ainge, Bird, Laimbeer, and Sampson. There is nothing new.

"It seems that the three-point lunatic really can't play." Laimbeer looked at the Knicks generals triumphantly, "Who's next?"

With an unopened bottle of Coke in his hand, Louis found Ranbir posing defiantly.

"Yo, coach, I'm still in the mood to drink Coke. It seems that I have accepted failure."

Ranbir is a genius at playing psychological warfare, and at this time Louis has ignored his mood.

In front of Ranbir, he performed a one-handed opening of a pull-up ring and drank Coke on his own.

"The Knicks didn't look like a half-court injured team."

"They have always been a good team, but they haven't reached the level of a championship psychologically." Heinsohn showed an alternative floor-washing posture, "I am very worried now that Laimbeer's kick has opened their hearts. A door in the depths."

If the Greeks have such a commentator to wash the floor, maybe the reputation will be slightly better. The reason for you to step foot is to let you reach a new level. If you can't reach it, it means that your strength is not enough.

What a great reason.

The third quarter of the game begins here.

Wilson marked Bird. He implemented the strategy of Rodman, Stevens and Cooper, first looking for physical contact, then physical confrontation, and then using small gestures to greet Bird.

Although Wilson did not attack Bird's crystal glass-like back, it was inevitable that there would be collisions in the game.

The Knicks are based on defense and hand-to-hand combat, supplemented by Louis's flanking strategy.

Relying on rotation defense to match the Celtics shooter, relying on double-teaming to deal with Bird and Sampson, the two dislocation offensive machines.

Both of these principles are simple in words, and both know how to guard the Celtics—but how many teams in the league can do that?

The Knicks may be the only team that can do it without compromise.

Ranbir wanted to do something bad, and this time, his opponent was Ewing.

Sampson went to the outside pick-and-roll, and the man who went out with him was McHale.

Keep Ewing and Laimbeer at the basket.

Ranbir actively sought physical contact, and his little gestures, no matter how many, couldn't compare to Ewing's rude response.

Ewing is not a clean player. He has been in the industry for three years, and the number of fouls has remained high. In addition to the bad habits left over from his college days, he also likes to infringe on opponents too much.

Laimbeer's stepping on Ellis angered the Knicks.

At this moment, Ranbir wanted to do something small with Ewing again. Ewing remembered what happened to Ellis, and all his anger came from his heart, and he waved back with the most powerful right hand without hesitation.

At that time, it was impartial, and it was right on Ranbir's face.

What's even more bizarre is that Ewing's elbow, which can't escape the eyes of the three referees in modern times, miraculously avoided the sight of Strom and Thrall. Because the two of them, one is watching Bird and the other is watching Sampson, who cares about Ranbir?

Ranbir was lying on the ground covering his nose, and Ewing simply ignored him and double-teamed Bird with Wilson.

"Absolute foul!" Heinsohn said sternly, "Patrick Ewing just made an extremely dangerous move on Bill!"

Bird took the ball from the bottom corner on the right, and he could barely see the basket. Ewing's double-teaming made him have to shoot from a negative angle without seeing the basket.

"Bang~bang~shh!"

Lucky shot, it is Bird, others do not have this feeling.

"Does Ranbir look okay?" Heinsohn worried that he really couldn't get up.

Luckily, Ewing's elbow eluded the referee's eyes and the key, and Laimbeer didn't spit blood as Louie had imagined.

"Patrick, next time, I'm going to see him splatter blood."

Ewing and Laimbeer were less than a few meters apart. When they got to the frontcourt together, Louis gave an order without haste.

Ranbir glared angrily, the colleagues who fought side by side in the past have now trampled on the former friendship.

Just like Laimbeer did with Ellis, now Louie is just asking his players to pay back in double.

On the offensive end of the Knicks, the whole team concentrated on doing things from a high position.

The Celtics' strategy was to let Sampson squat and Laimbeer out.

K.C. Jones was complaining to the referee about Ewing's elbow when the referee's attention was diverted.

"Hey!"

Louie's words sounded like a code, Stockton called Ewing's pick-and-roll, and Laimbeer switched.

Stockton made a tentative breakthrough, and Laimbeer led the defense, but he threw the ball to the right and used his body as a screen to reach out for a birdie.

Ranbir's horrified screams and subsequent reactions convinced Louis that Stockton had succeeded.

Stockton can't guarantee anything else. The unique skill of taking advantage of the opponent's big bird is like Kato's finger in the Japanese action world.

Ranbir wants revenge against Stockton.

In that instant, Wilson pushed Bird's body away and took a 45-degree jumper on the right wing.

Laimbeer was seen by the referee because of his mischief and was fouled on the spot.

Because Laimbeer's foul came after Wilson's shot, the Knicks got an extra free throw because of that shot.

The boos of the garden reflected the thoughts of the fans.

They can't wait to kill the referee on duty.

Things have changed. The Knicks have changed from being bullied to bullying their opponents.

They are more aggressive and aggressive than the Celtics, more willing to create friction and conflict.

But in the first half, they were not like that.

"Lanbir's aftermath is really extraordinary." Dick Stockton thought of Ellis.

"That can't be the reason for the Knicks to play like this!" Heinsohn complained dissatisfiedly. "What is the difference between them and the gangsters on the street now? How could a team play such a game in the Eastern Conference finals?"

Cunningham said strangely: "What kind of coaching staff there will be what kind of players, their head coach is LittleLu, it is inevitable."

Wilson added a penalty score, 48 to 40.

What made the Knicks' opponents scalp tingling was not only their sudden increase in provocative movements and aggressive body language, but also their almost personal attacks on Bird.

Wilson still has quality, others are not necessarily.

When Stockton and Hornacek switched to Bird, or double-teamed Bird, they would deliberately look for the body to confront him from the side to affect his back.

Ewing is even more shy, he can radiate to Bird's body if he bumps into Bird casually.

The competition for other positions is even more tragic.

With Bird, they are purposeful and selective.

For others, do it without saying a word.

Thomas broke the ball and was knocked over and fouled.

After serving, Ainge shot from the outside and was brought down, but the referee was not called a foul.

Sampson and McHale squeezed together, this rebound should not have any controversy, Sampson will definitely grab it.

However, McHale actually held Sampson's back with his hands to forcefully pick off the board.

This kind of behavior naturally could not escape the referee's sanctions, and was called a foul.

At the moment when the referee blew the whistle, Wilson and Bird rubbed each other because the position was too intense.

What Louis most wanted to see, and what the Celtics feared most, became reality.

The reality is that the Knicks no longer fear the Celtics.

Treating the Celtics, the Knicks players fought with a kind of pain that seemed to be left by real guns, humiliated anger, and artificially instigated hatred. They began to ignore the means, the results, and even the score.

Just for one thing, bring pain to the opponent.

Now, Tomjanovich knew what Jackson meant by that statement.

"Lu personally released a group of demons", this is not entirely true, the premise of releasing this group of demons is that he himself must be a demon.

Obviously, in Tomjanovich's life, apart from Kermit Washington, who put himself in the intensive care unit, there is no second person more devilish than Louie, who is enjoying the game with Coke at the moment~www.readwn. com~ The Celtics couldn't stand the Knicks' wrestling game, Angie's character was far hotter than Ranbir, he was quickly offended and punched his opponent, and Hornacek's diving easily caused his foul .

The Knicks' offense hit the inside.

Ewing yelled at Sampson and scored with a hook.

The momentum of the whole game, completely fell to the Knicks.

⑴I can’t help but share an interesting anecdote of Kato Taka: In an interview, he said that just by looking at a woman’s neck, he would know what XP the other party has. There is no difference between naked and lying in front of him. uh uh...

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