The Rest, Only Noise

Chapter nine hundred and sixty seventh announced massacre

At the end of the first half, the Hornets trailed the Knicks by 29 points.

The game is here, it can be said that there is no suspense.

The only thing that makes me curious is how many points the Hornets will lose in the end.

"Leaderlu beat his opponent by 81 points in a game, and considering what happened off the field, Charlotte will be sad tonight."

Many Dallas people in front of the TV swearing at the switch.

In the second half, the Knicks' strategic direction remained unchanged, they wanted to continue to expand their lead, and took the opportunity to experiment with new tactics.

In addition to testing roll call tactics, Louie observed some interesting details.

Like Stockton, he was very unhappy about being benched, but Mohamed Raouf started the first half well, and the Knicks led the Hornets by 29 points at halftime. One of the initiators of tactics has played a vital role.

As a No. 1, the only thing Raouf is better than Stockton is his shooting ability.

But if it is just an understatement of the four big words "shooting ability", it does not seem to be enough to explain anything.

Only Louis knew how valuable Raouf's technical features and their superiority were in this era.

Stockton wouldn't understand, and neither would anyone else.

But as long as Raouf maintains this performance, Louis' approach will be understood sooner or later.

Raouf was replaced by Stockton, and the Knicks' offense became visibly smoother.

With Wilson and Raouf on the ball, the Knicks can play very limited plays per possession.

That's why Louie chose to experiment with roll call tactics.

Because the principle of this tactic is very simple, it just requires high requirements for the user.

Stockton, stimulated by Raouf, intentionally increased his shooting.

It just so happened that he felt very accurate today, so standing on the perimeter is also an excellent space point, and the Hornets did not dare to ignore him.

This allowed Wilson to continue the roll call.

Although this is the first time Wilson has played this tactic in a game, he feels from the bottom of his heart that this tactic is tailor-made for him.

In this tactical system, he only needs to use the ball to attack the opponent's defensive weak point, forcing the opponent to double-team and then pass the ball to the open teammates.

It was also while Wilson was reaping the benefits of roll call play that Louie noticed Ewing's efforts to screen off the ball.

Especially the cover for Wilson, that posture, every time he is angry, he can't wait to let Wilson's defender hit him to death.

If Ewing is only 8-9 points on other people's screens, it is 10 points plus 10 points for Wilson.

In the past, he didn't say anything about Wilson's cover, and only contributed six or seven points at most, as long as the cover effect was achieved, and he would not work as hard as now.

The impact of the "Eden Incident" on the Knicks cannot be overstated.

John Salley is still on the bench, and Louis doesn't want to see him on the court unless the paint is tight.

Ewing, who had a direct conflict with Wilson because of the "Eden Incident", realized that he had misunderstood the other party on some matters. Although he was apologetic, he did not immediately change his attitude.

It wasn't until Louie's heartbreaking "we all screwed up" remark in the hallway that day that Ewing understood that he wasn't just hurting Wilson, but Louie.

He went into the game with a feeling of being indebted, just like the security officer who became a traitor in "Bright Sword".

Everything Ewing does around Wilson gives Louie a hint of "I owe him."

What Wilson thinks about this, Louie can't know, he only knows that the cooperation between the inner and outer core of the Knicks has returned to the state before the 1990s.

At that time, even if Ewing and Wilson had conflicts, it was limited to the two-person behind-the-scenes team. Just like jkl and knight, although fans on both sides are eager for each other to die violently, it does not prevent them from fighting their brothers lol.

What really worsened the relationship between Ewing and Wilson was the former's prudence and the latter's rapid rise.

In the 1989-90 season, Wilson averaged 26 points, 8 rebounds, 6.6 assists, 2.9 steals and 1.5 blocks per game. He won the double first team and double MVP that year, thus starting the journey of three consecutive fmvp.

The little brother of the past can actually keep pace with himself?

No, he's going to surpass me!

It is this feeling that makes Ewing's behavior radical.

His chemistry with Wilson also ended there.

Louie looked at them like a pair of improved ok, Ewing was not as dominant as Shaquille O'Neal (depressed Kobe Bryant), and Wilson lacked Kobe's "replaceable" overlord.

Louie had secretly sworn that if the shackles of ok appeared in his team, he would take the ok apart.

It turns out that even he couldn't do it.

The Knicks can't afford to lose Ewing or Wilson.

Seeing that the relationship between the two was about to deteriorate completely, heading for an ok-style break, Louis, who could not change the result, collapsed and exported his backlog of dissatisfaction to Ewing for many years.

Unexpectedly, the twists and turns, Ewing seems to have changed a bit?

Louis' relief lasted only a few minutes.

Because emotions go both ways.

Even if Ewing knew he was wrong, would Wilson forgive him?

Wilson said it was over that day, but no one believed it.

Because he was solidly slapped by Ewing.

Wilson's smile has dropped a lot since then, no one knows what he's thinking, and Louie has talked to him, but he's flat and watery.

If Wilson did put that down, Louie would be uneasy.

Because that means Wilson is really caught up in the persona he built for himself. If a man can ignore his face and just want to maintain his own image, is this state healthy?

If Wilson didn't let that thing down, but pretended to let it go, Louis would be in a panic.

Because Louie knew what Wilson's nature was like.

The problem now is that Louie can't see what Wilson is thinking.

Because of these things, Louis was distracted.

But the Knicks successfully completed the plan, defeating the Hornets with a 47-point advantage, making the opponent swallow the worst loss in team history.

After the game, Alan Bristow complained to the media: "littlelu has no sportsmanship, he let the players increase the intensity of the game at the last moment of the game, just to win more points!"

Regarding Bristol's accusation, Louie laughed: "He said it as if I didn't change the starter in garbage time. If I wanted to win more points, I should let the starter play more, but I didn't, which has shown The problem is, as for increasing the intensity of the game, that is the individual behavior of the players, we are more used to playing under high-intensity confrontation.”

At the same time, a reporter asked Louis for a rumor: "Coach Lu, someone said that you will set the Hornets' single-game loss record in every subsequent game. Is that true?"

"I can tell you for sure, that's what happened," Louis admitted frankly. "The Hornets' coaching staff used a nasty way to affect our preparations in the offseason. I think he did this. Not just to make us feel sick, but to win the series. But at the same time, they should know that it will get our anger and hatred."

"So, I repeat it here." Louie said seriously, "Tonight we won by 47 points, but it's not enough, the next game we will win by 50 points, the last game..."

When Louis said this, his mind was confused as if it had shut down, and a lot of information jumped out.

Charlotte Hornets?

New Orleans Hornets?

Paul?

58?

Isn't this Charlotte Hornets the predecessor of the New Orleans Hornets?

Louie laughed, he didn't expect that this team, which in his eyes can already prepare for the offseason in advance, still has this connection~www.readwn.com~The last game," Louie laughed, "We will win the Hornets 58 point. "

Now that things have turned out like this, if the Hornets are not allowed to experience the 58-point tragedy in advance, Louis feels that something is missing.

Louis' words shocked the audience.

The reporter from Charlotte has endured it for a long time, and when he heard his madness, he couldn't bear it: "littlelu, do you think the Hornets will let you slaughter?"

"I didn't think so, but you can see tonight's performance. The Hornets are indeed as powerless as sheep waiting to be slaughtered in front of us." Louis paused, then blurted out with a crit, "I even It doesn't feel like I need to be there in person, I can totally sleep at home, and even if the Knicks don't have a coach, we can beat the Hornets by double digits without calling a timeout."

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