The rest is just noise

The next day, the Lakers returned to Los Angeles.

One day later, they will face the Warriors at home.

For the Lakers, who want to help Louis reach the 700-win milestone with three consecutive wins in the opening season, this is a tough nut to crack.

Louis went home and tidied up.

Lorraine is filming on the set, her children are at school, and her mother and maid are the only ones at home.

As long as Louis is idle at home, Li Xuanbing will find various reasons to dislike him, mainly because of his figure.

Because Li Xuanbing often saw some unscrupulous reporters making fun of Louis' figure in newspapers.

They were very curious as to why Coach Lu’s belly looked big but his face didn’t look fat. Is it a family inheritance?

"You are the fattest in the whole family, but you still have the nerve to sit here and watch TV!"

"Mom, I just came back from a business trip. I need to take a rest before losing weight."

"#@￥!@#%"

The fighting ability of a middle-aged woman who has fully entered menopause cannot be understood by those mamas who are held in the palm of their hands and cared for.

Louis had no choice but to go to work early.

When he arrived at the forum, he found that he was one of the few employees who could go to work on time.

So, was it because his mother was worried that his work would be affected by traffic jams on the road that she kicked him out of the house?

Louis could only think so.

However, it's no big deal to get to work on time when someone else arrives earlier than him.

Take Bird and Garnett as a pair of masters and apprentices.

Bird was sent on a big errand by Louis, and now he doesn't have to go to away games with the team, but in addition to busying himself with things at hand, he will still come to the forum to guide Garnett in practice when he has time.

Although Louis can control Garnett on the court, his limited basketball skills cannot provide any help off the court.

"I said, the inside should look like an inside, don't keep raising the ball high. Do you fucking think you are Michael Jordan?"

"Larry, that wouldn't be cool."

"Keep your pants off, and if you let me see you doing outside moves again, you will run around the forum 30 times for me!"

"Coach, look at Larry, he is too fierce..."

Louis once again played the role of the guardian angel of high school students: "Larry, don't be so mean Jasmine, he played very well last night."

"Really?" Bird sneered, "Thanks to him, Steve made a mistake last night."

To be fair, I sent out 9 assists and only made 1 turnover. This assist-to-turnover ratio is reasonable no matter what?

"Do you think he is a robot? So what if he makes a mistake?" Louis really didn't take that mistake seriously.

"It's nothing, but some people think that mistake shouldn't be done." Bird talked about it and was not happy with Garnett. "Steve came to the forum for training early, but Jerry called him into the office and he hasn't done it yet.

Come out, just because this idiot delayed a little time when running tactics, Evan failed to appear at the end point in time, causing the pass to go out of bounds."

When Bird said this, Louis remembered.

Nash's first and only mistake last night was the first ball he passed.

The ball was a good shot, but the ball was too slow to get to the ball and it went out of bounds.

According to Bird, Jerry West was not satisfied with Nash's mistake and called him into the office to reprimand him to this day?

Old man, are you crazy?

Louis went straight to West's office.

He forgot to be polite and opened the door directly without knocking and walked in.

Then, he saw West and Nash sitting next to each other, quietly reviewing the game.

They were so serious that they didn't notice anyone coming in.

Suddenly, West pointed at the screen and said, "You should pass the ball at this time."

"By the time you actually pass the ball, it's not the best time."

Nash nodded in understanding.

"Hey, Jerry, turn on the stove for Steve." Louis didn't want to be ignored.

"No, I just went over last night's game with him," West said.

"Is it necessary? He only made one mistake." Louis said nonchalantly.

West was extremely serious: "That was just a statistical error. In fact, he made many mistakes."

"Moreover, don't underestimate a mistake. What if the mistake happens to be at a critical moment? What if it is the last attack? What if it is a chance to turn defeat into victory?"

Louis rolled his eyes.

Why didn't this old guy just be more direct and say that Nash might have missed a pass that could have cost him his life?

There is no doubt that this is arrogance.

"Steve, go to training, the video analysis meeting hasn't started yet."

Louis sent Nash away.

Only Louis and West were left in the vice president's office.

To be honest, Louis didn't know how to tell West about this.

West is a perfectionist and a pessimist.

The blame is on Nash, who only turned the ball over once instead of twice last night.

Why do you say that? There was a mistake under his perfect statistics. How big a flaw is that? For a person like West, he will only remember that one mistake. He can obviously do better.

It can end perfectly, so why make mistakes?

If it was two mistakes or more, West wouldn't care.

Even West will make at least two turnovers in every game of his career⑴. As long as a person is playing the game, mistakes are inevitable.

This is the strange thing about him.

If a person who usually scores 90 points suddenly scores 99 points, he will blame the other person (or himself) for not working harder to get a perfect score.

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"Steve is a rookie. Don't make a mistake look like he accidentally killed someone." Louis understood that West did not mean that he accepted the other party's approach. "Now is the time for him to build confidence. Don't use you."

standards to hold him to.”

West said: "If he wants to be the commander of the Knights, this standard is far from enough. You must treat him in the most demanding way. If he cannot withstand this pressure, then he is not qualified to be a commander."

Commander of the Order."

Is this old guy finished? If we really want to review that mistake, it must be Garnett's fault. His screen wasn't fast enough.

Of course, West must have something to say.

If the screen isn't fast enough, wouldn't Nash pass the ball slower? Why do you want to grab that advance?

This matter is reasonable no matter how you say it, it all depends on your respective standpoints.

It is ineffective to argue with a bully who is serious about making excuses but doesn't feel like he is making excuses at all.

"Okay, I know what you mean." Louis snorted and said, "Next time if a teammate fails to catch his pass, I will ask Steve to kneel in front of his teammates and beg them to gain some energy and run faster.

Don't waste this great opportunity, otherwise he will add a mistake to his statistics, and the great Jerry West's persecuted hysteria will also break out!"

"Louis, you!

!”

But Louis had already turned around, waved his hand and said frivolously: "Have a nice day, Jerry."

One day later, Louis appeared at the forum wearing a pink suit at Lorraine's strong request.

"Coach, you look so beautiful today." Wilson smiled.

Louis doesn't like such risqué clothes, but since he wears them, he must have an explanation.

"I hope I can successfully reach the 700-win milestone tonight, Benj, it's up to you."

The only person in this team that Louis can completely trust is Wilson.

Forget about Buckley that pig.

Others, old and young, are still unable to take on big responsibilities.

Upon hearing this, Wilson said with a sense of mission: "Coach, I will limit the pennies to 30 points tonight."

"If you say you limit him to 25 points, I will consider you ambitious."

"Oh, coach, it's not like it was in New York anymore."

Louis understood what Wilson meant.

The person who protected him at the basket in New York was Ewing. Who is it now? Ostertag. He is also good, but far behind Ewing.

Not to mention that Barkley is the best of the worst.

If any team wants to set a defensive goal, if he is in the lineup, it will basically be 75% of the time.

Facing the Warriors, who have also won two games since the start of the season, the Lakers have three advantages.

With the home court advantage, in order to help the team win and witness Leader Lu's 700th career victory, the fans will cheer for him with all their strength.

Referee advantage, usually this is one of the home court advantages, but the referee tonight is Dick Bavetta. No matter whether the Lakers are away or at home, his whistle will favor the Lakers.

With the physical advantage, the Warriors are playing back-to-back games tonight.

As a result, these three advantages turned out to be of little use.

Charles Barkley, who did not gain Louis' trust, was like a god of war with 18 points and 7 rebounds in a single quarter, helping the Lakers build a 10-point lead.

In the second quarter, Garnett's high jump shot and support activated Ellis and Liu Yuqing, and the Lakers' advantage expanded to 18 points.

At the beginning of the third quarter, Wilson took over the game and the Lakers led by 20 points.

The Warriors took the initiative to give up the game after falling behind by a big score.

Therefore, Louis can not only celebrate his 700th career victory, but also take the opportunity to change to the Cavaliers again and play "beautiful basketball".

Tonight, Nash finally looked like a rookie.

The game totaled 6 points, 6 assists and 4 turnovers, and his performance was far inferior to the previous game.

Whether it is the intensity of passing or the decisiveness of decision-making, they are far behind.

Louis took this as a sign of lack of self-confidence.

The culprit behind all this is the Lakers legend who doesn't like to come to watch games...

Before the game was over, Louis rushed to the forum's garage to find West's car, and sure enough, he was inside listening to the game on the radio.

"Jerry, give me back the normal Steve Nash!"

⑴When West was playing, the NBA had not yet started counting errors. Otherwise, the single-game turnover leader in NBA history would definitely be Chamberlain. It is not because he loves making mistakes, but because he has a habit of setting various records.