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The seven **** battles between the Knicks and the Blazers are the best in terms of topicality, spread rate, commercial value and even the content of the game itself.

After watching Benjamin Wilson's "The Shot", many observers left a line in their observation notes: "Is this the best basketball game of all time?"

Whether or not basketball historians agree that this series qualifies as the best series in history, more than nine in 10 of the 51 million Americans who watched the game on TV thought it was a round A series comparable to last year's MLB World Series.

The tiebreaker pushed the legend to its peak, and any storyline that any group audience needs can be found in the game.

The dynasty that the Knicks forged with blood and tears finally survived.

Patrick Ewing scored 26 points, 18 rebounds, 7 assists and 10 blocks, Dennis Rodman scored 6 points, 24 rebounds and 4 blocks, including 14 offensive rebounds, and Sean Kemp scored 16 points, 7 rebounds and 2 blocks. The three inside brothers teamed up to deliver a hot pot feast for the Portlanders.

But in the end, the FMVP of this legendary series belongs to the "hero" in the world - "Conqueror" Wilson.

In the seventh game, Wilson was injured at the beginning of the third quarter, and did not reappear until the last six and a half minutes of the fourth quarter, and made five three-pointers five minutes before the end of the game, scoring 32 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists in the series. Averaged 35.4 points, 8.2 rebounds, 6.4 assists, 2.5 steals and 1 block, and was elected FMVP.

This is the third time in six seasons that Benj has won the Finals MVP trophy.

In addition to these three Finals MVPs, he has one MVP, five All-NBA selections (two first team), four All-Defensive team selections (three first defense), and for a 25-year-old superstar, he has Standing at the top of basketball history.

I can pat my chest and say that the greatest players in NBA history are nothing more than the Big Dipper (data), the Lord of the Rings (champion), the Big Bird (honor), and the Sky Hook (career length).

What if there are six more seasons? How many of these people can stand in front of him?

This is the reason why the Knicks have always been unstable.

In the eyes of the world, Wilson deserved the FMVP, but Louie found that Ewing was not very happy.

His excitement dropped a lot, but he didn't have to complain.

Strictly speaking, in seven finals games, he only played one good shot.

The other six games were below average, and while Wilson's seven straight games were at a high level, winning the Finals MVP was a no-brainer.

Until the summer, there will be "controversies" in the FMVP.

Ewing's camp will let people know with reason why this uncontroversial matter is suddenly controversial.

Louie can leave it alone for now.

After the Finals, Louie and everyone on the Dream Team have only eight days to rest.

On June 22, they will head to the University of Portland for the Dream Team's first training camp.

That said, Louie has eight days to set the tone for the Knicks' offseason reinforcement direction.

The reason the Knicks were pushed so dangerously by the Blazers is because injuries and bench depth are no longer as thick as they used to be.

If you didn't meet the Blazers, you might not even realize that the Knicks unknowingly had a number of players who couldn't fight the "blood battle".

Like Brad Rohos, Angie, Maxwell, Sally, Jack Hickma.

There are 5 critical moments in the 15-man roster that cannot be used. If there is an injury like this year, the rotation will continue to be shortened, which is torture for Louis, who likes to play long rotations.

Fortunately, Wilson's injury, who persisted with the injury, did not escalate, which is fortunate.

"Both" Reggie will return in the new season, if the Knicks can stay healthy, their rotation is enough, I'm afraid it's like this year.

So Louie has to bring in at least two reliable players.

The Knicks have the No. 5 pick in the first round (from the Sonics), the No. 22 pick in the first round (from the Jazz), the No. 13 pick in the second round (from the Spurs) and their own No. 27 pick in the second round.

Like last year, this year is also a big year for the draft, and it is frequently compared by the media to 1985 and 1984.

June 16

The Knicks started a massive rookie workout.

Louis is most worried now, will they fail to choose Yu Tiancan?

Teams with top-four picks, like the Magic and 76ers, have predictable picks, with O'Neal and Mourning both booked.

The Timberwolves probably won't give up Laettner, the best college player since Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

Then it's the fourth pick. Will the Clippers choose Yu Tiancan?

If you change to another team, Louie thinks he will not choose.

The Clippers themselves don't need Yu Tiancan, they already have twin towers (Mutombo and Schmitz), as long as they choose a good perimeter core, they can complete the hell-level task of professional basketball - leading Donald Sterling's ball team into the playoffs.

If they were in their right minds, they wouldn't have taken Mutombo with the No. 1 overall pick last year.

Who would pick a center with the No. 1 overall pick with Schmitz?

You must know that last year was also the draft, and the top five picks are known as "there is no absolute number one pick, it only depends on the team's needs". Normal people have to choose Larry Johnson and Schmitz to match, right? As a result, they picked a Mutombo, and then continued to fish early this season.

Faced with this kind of opponent, even the Messiah of the basketball world can hardly predict what they want to do.

It was on this day that Louis received an even more disturbing news.

Yu Tiancan's trial training in Los Angeles was well received.

Clippers general manager Earl Monroe exclaimed: "He's like a taller Bob Lanier!"

In order to confirm the authenticity of this matter, Louis specifically called Yu Tiancan to inquire about the results of the trial training.

Yu Tiancan was very modest: "I don't think I played well."

Is it a smoke bomb? Oh my god, are the Clippers going to set off smoke bombs?

"They let the tall and thin **** sticks and big white sticks fight against me one after another. I didn't suffer much, eh."

"Could those two be Dikembe Mutombo and Rick Schmitz?"

"Mmmmmm."

Louie hung up, feeling even worse.

Will Yu Tiancan's market rise because of this?

Will it move up to the third spot?

Could it be targeted by Minnesota crumbs?

This is unknown. It stands to reason that the top three picks are stable as old dogs, but Laettner, an extremely great college player, is destined to not be as great as he was in college after entering the field of professional basketball, which is also a fact recognized by the professional circle.

In terms of the upper limit, he is not as good as Yu Tiancan.

Therefore, it is not impossible for Klaus to choose Yu Tiancan.

But various sources have indicated that the Timberwolves will select Laettner with the third overall pick.

Louis generally only recognizes the results and ignores these false and factual sources of news.

Three of the players the Knicks tried out today caught Louie's attention.

Two of the top six prospects are LaPhonso Ellis of Notre Dame and Walt WilliamsSF of Maryland.

The former is a flank of athletic but skilled small forwards, similar to Sean Marion, and the latter is a player with outstanding shooting and defense in college, and his agent team hyped him as "TheNextBenj".

Let's talk about Ellis's trial results first, but it's actually not a big problem.

As a power forward, his height is definitely a little short, and his weight is not enough, so he needs to gain weight, but his skills are really eye-catching.

He's that safe bet for scouts.

As long as you can gain weight, you can become a talent.

However, his hidden dangers were already obvious during the trial.

Violent style of play, when dunking, may be more violent than Kemp.

Every time he dunks, he tries to detonate the court with a shocking effect.

Once this kind of player suffers a serious injury before gaining weight, there is no going back.

As a short power forward, he has the skills of a small forward, and physicality is a selling point, but if his physical fitness is damaged by injury, a power forward with small forward skills is the standard.

Lafonso is a typical "bust".

Louie watched his halftime tryout and was convinced that this man would not be a success.

As for Walter Williams, known as "The Next Benj", Louie was looking forward to it when he heard the stunt.

As a result, during the tryout, he was guarded by Alex Stevens.

If the video of this tryout spreads out, his draft prospects will not be said to plummet, "TheNextBenj" will definitely become a joke~www.readwn.com~ His shooting ability is good, as a rookie, he has adapted to the NBA's three-pointer Line, but the rookie in the name of "The Next Benj" has only impressive outside shooting ability, mediocre ability to hold the ball, and defense only relies on strong body to bully college students who are useless in the NBA. Such a name is really insulting. Louie's baby.

"Coach Lu, although I didn't play well today, it's not the real me," said NextBenj self-righteously.

Louis wanted to tell him at that time, stop calling him "Walt", wouldn't it be more appropriate to just call him "Water" (meaning: water)?

"Okay, I believe you have unlimited potential, don't worry, I will always be watching you."

Louie finished speaking with discomfort, and turned to another player he would never forget, but who had no lottery prospects.

To be exact, he may not even have a top-20 prospect in the first round.

That is the famous Latrell Sprewell.

When Louis looked at him, Sprewell happened to be watching him.

The eyes of the two met, and suddenly, Louis felt his neck tighten.

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