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Judging from the game, the relationship between O'Neal and Webber has not been affected.

It seems that O'Neal knows very well that it is the management that is causing trouble and it has nothing to do with Webber.

But is there really no barrier between him and Weber?

Louis couldn't judge this.

Anyway, Webb didn't seem to alienate O'Neal at all because of that incident.

This season is the third season of Webber's career, and he has initially realized his potential.

As another player who benefited from the butterfly effect created by Louis, next to O'Neal, he did not have to play center for Nelson like in his previous life.

He will not fall out with Jackson, because the latter is a master of mind tricks. Even though he once hated Webber, after coaching the opponent for three years, Jackson discovered that this person is simply the key player he dreamed of.

Although Webber was already a well-known passing master in Louis' previous life, his coordination ability was never fully developed.

Not to mention the two unforgettable periods of Golden State and Washington, let's talk about the famous Kings period, when Webb played under the Princeton system. It was an offensive system that required inside passing, but that Kings team was full of passers.

Webber doesn't need to be as eager to dominate every ball in the game as Jokic is.

He only activates his passing skills when needed.

But under the Zen master, it was different.

Jackson is different from other Louis coaches. He has his own philosophy, which is the triangle offense.

The most critical point of the triangle offense is to have an unstoppable low-post attacker.

O'Neal can fill this need.

The existence of Weber has virtually played the role of passer, space pointer, and high-post one-on-one player.

Next to O'Neal, Weber clarified his identity as a deputy. Based on the principle of making the leader feel comfortable, he selectively developed his skills and became a very special individual.

Webb's shooting range can reach two steps inside the three-point line, his shooting is accurate, and he has Manning-style flanking offensive capabilities.

An all-around power forward who passes the ball like a tragic figure naturally makes people think.

Unlike O'Neal's destructive power, Webber's game has a charm that makes people feel close to him.

But no matter what, this should not be a reason for Magic management to be stupid.

Weber's magnificence is based on O'Neal's guarantee.

If this foundation is lost, Weber's beautiful coat will be stained with dust, and then it will not look so good.

O'Neal and Webber's inside dominance is unexplainable.

At halftime, the Magic relied on this pair of insiders to lead the Lakers 58 to 54.

Louis wanted to stay calm, but he couldn't.

The Magic will have an advantage in the paint, this is something they knew before the game started.

But Louis never imagined that their most useful insider tonight would be Benoit Benjamin!

That big fat pig weighing three hundred pounds!

Although he can't do anything, his solid fat is enough to allow O'Neal to breathe a few more breaths during one round.

Ostertag's performance disappointed Louis.

Of course, he also had reasons.

O'Neal was in such good shape today that he couldn't guard him.

Louis won't be angry because he couldn't guard O'Neal. What really made him angry was Garnett's performance.

When he met Webber, Garnett was like the affectionate Xu Qing next to Hu Ge, who only had eyes for him.

Louis couldn't understand the fanatical admiration for Webber from people like Garnett.

This is the legacy of the Fab Five.

As the most dazzling one among the Five Tigers, Weber is loved by countless teenagers.

Before this, Webber was the one Garnett was chasing and learning from. The last time he played against the Magic, he felt that the gap between him and Webber was not big.

So tonight, Garnett is like a man possessed and wants to compete with Webber.

The result was naturally not good. Not only was the matchup at a disadvantage, it also disrupted the team's rhythm.

Louis' thunderous anger was naturally directed at Garnett: "How many times do I have to tell you? Can you listen to what I say? Every time the ball is passed to you, it's like fucking

Riding until Erwin's flesh and blood stopped, what the hell do you think the game is? If you just want to play games like this, why the hell did you skip college? You could just find a community college and let them

I’ll enshrine you like a fucking king, and then you can do whatever the fuck you want, why the hell do you have to go to the draft to torture me?”

From then on, no one believed Louis was a guardian angel anymore.

Because angels don't eat humans.

Bird usually scolds Garnett quite harshly, but he doesn't push people towards depression like Louis did.

"I believe Kevin already knows he was wrong." Bird stood up and acted as a peacemaker when he was wrong.

As a result, Louis sprayed him too.

"You still have the nerve to say that? This bastard dares to play like that on the court. Isn't this taught by you?"

"How the hell did I teach him this?"

"If you didn't teach him, why doesn't he even understand a little bit of tactical discipline even though he has been a professional player for half a year? What the hell are you teaching him all day long?"

If Garnett is a real tough guy, then he should stand up and bear all the sins like Ai Xiaochou. But he didn't. As we all know, he is not the kind of guy who is rough on the outside but tough on the inside. He knows how to fight and retreat.

Not to mention that he would not stand up and defy Louis when he was angry.

Poor Bird just doesn't have this vision. If he stays silent, then Louis will only deal Garnett. Now, his appearance just changes the hatred.

Zhao Yuanzheng knew when to persuade Louis.

Wilson knew it too.

After Louis scolded him, Zhao Yuanzheng said: "Lao Lu, the problem in the first half is indeed serious, but we still have to fight in the second half."

"Coach, I believe Jasmine already knows she was wrong," Wilson said.

"You know you're wrong?" Louis glared at Garnett like a tiger.

Garnett stammered: "I, I, I...I was wrong."

"What's wrong?"

"It's all...all wrong..."

Louis said harshly: "I'm warning you for the last time, if you don't play well, get out of here. I only want to be a professional player who abides by the rules, not a fucking high school student!"

This was also the first time Louis' new colleagues saw his temper.

Bird felt a little aggrieved at first. Although he was responsible for his poor teaching, he should not be scolded like this.

Suddenly, he understood.

Louis is just asserting his authority. A coach who doesn't get angry cannot lead the team to victory.

"In the second half, I have three rules!" Louis said through gritted teeth. "I accept mistakes, but I don't accept mistakes caused by stupid personal reasons; I accept being dominated by opponents inside, but I don't accept the kind of collapse that happened in the first half.

Cowardly behavior; I accept defeat, but I only accept defeat when we still can't win after trying our best. Who the hell dares to slip up in the second half and drag everyone down? Don't blame me for being ruthless!"

Unlike the Lakers in the first half, the Lakers in the second half were like a pack of hungry wolves.

When the deterrent is strong enough, it can also act like chicken soup.

The Magic were still the same as they were in the first half, but the Lakers suddenly increased the intensity of the game to the level of Game 7 of the series.

With the intensity mismatch, the Magic's lead was quickly erased.

Jackson called a timeout and arranged for O'Neal to attack in the low post, hoping to regain the lead.

But what followed was the Lakers' double-teaming, and Garnett's spider-web-like sweeping and assisting defense.

And, Wilson's incomprehensible roll call.

Magic cannot increase the intensity, and the strategy lacks flexibility.

Jackson is a person who likes to accumulate energy, and he does not value the regular season.

As long as the team can ensure it enters the playoffs, it is acceptable to lose a few more regular season games.

What's more, Mo Guan's recent tricks have made the team restless, and Zen Master's mind has long been no longer on the game.

How to put out fires, how to make sharks happy, how to make sharks stay, how to break the management's brain circuit... Compared with these things, how can I win or lose?

Maybe it would be good to lose this game and make Coach Lu happy.

Maybe it won't be long before he has to ask Louis for help in making suggestions. After all, it's harder than ever to hope that the pigs in the management will change their minds.

Thinking of this, the Zen master gave up resistance mentally and just started to fight. If he loses, he loses.

This also made Louis feel that winning was a bit boring.

The Magic struggled for a while. Seeing that the Lakers wanted to win more, their thinking was not "No, I have to win it back", but "You can win, you can win, I won't play anymore."

Louette wanted to know what Jackson was thinking.

Unexpectedly, this girl would pretend to be a superior Laker after the game: "As expected of you, Coach Lu, I still have a lot to learn."