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Louie, whistling, agreed with Heat general manager Lewis Shafir.

Louis was even happier when Shafir himself called to tell him that his "good friend" Jerry Krause had learned what had happened and was emotional.

"Lewis, I will do my best to help you choose good players." Louis also expressed a stance.

Shafir was so happy that the two sides sent a fax to the alliance.

There was little discussion when the Knicks-Heat deal was completed.

Even if there is, it is still incomprehensible.

The Knicks traded their No. 7 pick in the first round for the Heat's No. 9 pick, and nothing else in return.

It's simply dropping his draft by two spots...why?

There are many transactions in history that people don't understand.

This Knicks deal will soon be forgotten.

Only those who know the inside story will know why.

Compared with previous years, the Knicks have been much quieter this year. Many trade rumors have nothing to do with them, and those teams that make big moves are likely to become their opponents in the future.

On June 26, the Lakers announced that they had successfully completed the signing of David Robinson.

But Robinson will serve in the Navy until 1989, which was set early, and he still won't be able to play for the Lakers next season.

Why are the Lakers so eager to sign him? Because if they don't sign Robinson before this year's draft, the Pacers with the No. 1 pick, or even other teams, could theoretically re-select David Robinson.

By then, they will be faced with a passive situation when signing contracts.

It's bullshit, but it's part of the collective bargaining agreement, and fortunately, the Lakers have signed him.

From the lineup alone, the Lakers are also a team of the future.

Tragic, Skyhook, Tyrone Corbin, Scottie Pippen, Derek McKay, Kevin Johnson and David Robinson, who will join the team for the 1989-90 season.

On paper, they have an all-time top 10 at their peak and three 90s superstars.

With those three guys around, the Lakers of the '90s would still be a great team.

And, before the tragic hit the HIV virus, they could make it to the finals again.

Coupled with the acquisition of Sir Alvin Robertson, the rising Suns last season, and the Trail Blazers, the overall runner-up... A group of tigers and wolves suddenly appeared in the west. The Trail Blazers are still the strongest in terms of book strength, but the competitors' The strength cannot be underestimated.

The second bomb of the offseason exploded on the evening of the 26th.

Great deal from Portland.

The Blazers sent Xavier McDaniel.

They sent the X-Men and restricted first-round picks in 1993 and 1995 to the Los Angeles Clippers in exchange for this year's third-round first-round pick.

All in all, it's a trade that the Clippers are making.

On the bright side, the Blazers exchanged a bench for the third pick.

In fact, McDaniel could start on most teams and be the No. 3 team.

He was on the Blazers bench because Drexler was in the same position. As a backup, he averaged 16 points per game and was the sixth man of the year last season.

Moreover, he can bring the Blazers a murderous ferocity.

Without him, it's a question of how the Blazers will fight the New York gang.

The Clippers will certainly be ridiculed for switching to the third overall pick, but this year's draft picks, unless they get the No. 1 pick, don't make much sense.

It's kind of like the 2019 draft.

To be able to get the first place is to win the biggest prize of the 10s - Burial Love · For Love Life Award.

After the first pick, Ja Morant and Fat Tiger's teammate RJ Barrett seem to be a little more reliable.

Morant has a bright future as long as he stays healthy, and Barrett is not an exciting choice, although he led Canada's U19 national team to beat the United States to win the World Youth Championship at the age of 17.

The 1988 draft was very similar to the 2019 draft.

Only one Danny Manning (Fat Tiger) is fascinating, and the others, only Rick Schmitz of Marist University (Morant).

Schmitz is known as a flying Dutchman, a pure white 2.24 meters tall, with delicate inside skills and accurate shooting. Joe Crane (1985), Sam Bowie (1984), Steve Stepanovich (1983 Notorious Equal to Sampson), Bill Garnett (1982), Lee K. Robbie (1978), the list goes on and on. Of these people, only Bowie was unable to fulfill his talent due to injury, and the others were standard parallel imports.

Since Bill Walton was elected No. 1 overall pick in 1974, the NBA has suffered too many losses. It is basically a consensus that choosing a white insider in the top five picks is equivalent to choosing a parallel importer. In the past ten years, only two white insiders with the top five picks have played.

One is the sun legend Alwan Adams (AlvanAdamsPFC1975), and the other is Kevin McHale.

What are the characteristics of these two people? Their heights are all below 2.08 meters.

That is to say, after Walton, or even if you can count the decades before Walton, there is no second white insider with a 2.10-meter level. Wharton is the only one, but everyone knows about his injuries.

This is the only modern white insider who has played like that. Who dares to expect Schmitz?

Therefore, this year's draft picks, except for the first pick, are all tasteless.

You hold it in your hand, don't know who to choose insurance, throw it out, you are reluctant to ask for a low price, and people don't even look at you when the asking price is high.

That's why the Blazers can get the third overall pick at a lower cost.

And, in the long run, the Clippers may win the future.

The Blazers were in the Clippers' hands in 1993 (top-5 protection) and 1995 (top-3 protection), and no one knew what the Blazers would be like at that time.

The Blazers wanted this pick, and their intentions were clear.

They wanted a big man, so the target was Rick Schmitz.

The ownership of the first few picks has nothing to do with the Knicks, Louis is just watching the fun.

Then, the time came to June 27.

The day before the draft was also the day of the battle of the century between Tyson and Spinks.

Louie left work early and invited the Rudy Tomjanovich family to his house for dinner.

This game has been warmed up for more than a month.

Media everywhere have made their own choices.

Louie's friend, Dave Anderson, who runs the sports page of the New York Times, has published two feature articles in a row for Spinks.

The two well-founded articles "Champion of Champions, True Champions - Spinks" and "World No. 1" made countless spectators swinging between Tyson and Spinks to fall to Spinks.

Both contestants are undefeated and claim to be heavyweight champions. Regardless of the outcome, the game will generate a combined $71 million for both sides.

From this point of view, no one is an absolute loser, and everyone can say "after this battle, I will go back to my hometown to get married".

The future master of the United States, King, paid $10 million to buy a place in Madison Square Garden, calling it "King's Square" as the final battle location, and countless superstars attended - Jack Nicholson, West Elvester Stallone, Sean Penn, Madonna, Warren Beatty, Oprah Winfrey, Billy Crystal, George Steinbrenner, Carl Weathers, Jesse Jackson, Chuck Norris, etc.

"Let me be blunt, Lu, this match will end at the end, Tyson's punches are strong, but Spinks is very flexible, he will exhaust Tyson to death and beat the enemy with one punch at the last minute!" Tom Jia Norwich introduced Louie to the fight like a boxing guru.

The live broadcast has been given to both sides of the competition.

Tyson, with his back to the camera, jumped and turned around as he stripped off his clothes, revealing his horribly strong back.

When he faces the camera, he instantly brings a terrifying atmosphere. His indifferent death face, unwavering stare, and never to mobilize the atmosphere of the scene, like other comical boxers from all walks of life, "I'm the most hanged in the world, I applaud" attitude. On his body, there are only the iconic black shorts.

Then, the camera showed Spinks... He was sweating even before the game started.

Tomjanovich laughed: "The real champions warm up well before the game, which is another reason Spinks will win."

However, when Spinks turned, Louie saw "Prayer" on his sweaty face.

He closed his eyes suddenly.

Like really praying, praying for what?

God, let Tyson disappear.

Roughly so.

When he opened his eyes, Tyson was still standing with a murderous look on his face, and you could see that his expression instantly collapsed in half, as if to say, "Rough **** this **** is still standing there, I'm dead".

Louie had seen a few boxing fights, too, but he had never seen a fighter who showed fear like Spinks.

He knew he would lose.

Before the start of the game, it was a huge Easter egg for Louis—Knowing Wang himself, who knew about Wang Plaza, came on stage.

At this time, when the host introduced him to the public, what he got here was the cheers of the audience.

They had absolutely no idea that this man would have such a huge impact on America in a few decades.

Then there was Ali, who looked at both sides seriously with glasses like the head teacher.

Before the game, Tomjanovich got up, he had too much alcohol to add to the fun tonight.

"It's all testing at the beginning, it's boring, I'll go to the bathroom." Tomjanovich said and left.

Then, in the opening ten seconds, Tyson had Spinks to the ropes - Tomjanovich said Spinks was good at roaming, but he had already taken a few punches from Tyson. Fortunately, he swam.

Thirty-five seconds later, Tyson's jab hit Spinks in the cheek, and Louie felt like he was going to collapse.

Anyway, he is also an undefeated boxing champion, so he should be able to stick to it. Louis thought.

After 62 seconds, Tyson pushed Spinks to the ropes again, punching him in the stomach so hard that Spinks collapsed.

Louis really felt that if this punch hit him~www.readwn.com~ he would have already traveled back...

When Spinks got up, the referee counted in front of him to make sure he was still awake, and the game continued.

Then, in the 80th second, Spinks returned to Tyson and punched him - the last punch, he was knocked down by Tyson, and he couldn't get up again.

The referee counted, the narrator excitedly announced, Louie was sure he would not get up again, Tyson completely destroyed him!

Tyson destroyed Spinks in 91 seconds, Louie can't understand boxing, but he understands killing.

Any competitive sport has moments like this.

Tyson's battle, like Miller's 8 seconds and 9 minutes, and McGrady's myth of 35 seconds and 13 minutes, subverted everyone's cognition.

The commentator had gone crazy, and he didn't know what the scene was like. Tomjanovich came back with his pants up and asked, "Lu, how's the battle going?"

"There may be a large group of people lining up to buy tickets outside MSG..." Louie laughed badly, "But the game is over, that's why I don't **** watch it live."

⑴ Do you know why there is a height limit of 2 meters 1? This is to prevent the bully from mentioning McCann, Pettit, Jerry Lucas. Big black man, okay! Big white American, no way! !

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