The rest is just noise

A huge score victory over the Nuggets gave the Celtics a ten-game winning streak.

They are currently the only team that has not lost a game.

Yesterday's interview with Louis continued to stir up controversy. In the media era, demonizing a person's words and deeds all depends on how the reporter writes.

Louis' behavior of not having a good relationship with the media and aggressively challenging senior coaches is not liked by the media.

Billy Cunningham had no problem criticizing him as an "arrogant young man."

Because of Cunningham's remarks, people are particularly looking forward to the game between the Celtics and the 76ers four days later.

The Celtics and 76ers have always been bitter rivals. Since the 1980s, disputes have continued, and both teams have fought out of the Eastern Conference to win the championship.

As the defending champion, the 76ers have 8 wins and 2 losses, ranking second in the Eastern Conference.

Before meeting them, the Celtics have to return home and play two more games.

One was the second round match against the New York Knicks.

The opponent in the other game was the Utah Jazz. I thought that the Celtics would win both games smoothly, but they overturned in front of the Jazz.

What makes the situation worse is that Maxwell scored a few points in garbage time.

This behavior is normal, but what is abnormal is that the media uses his data to promote the heart-wrenching theory that he should be a starter.

The response from the Boston media was nothing short of fueling the fire, as they righteously rebutted all calls for Maxwell to start.

To the local media, the Celtics' leading player is Bird, white, and very good.

Although there are three black people in the starting lineup, there is also Laimbeer, who is also white, which is even better.

Basketball is a black sport, but they have a white leader. Now someone wants the Celtics to have four black starters. Although they are the first team in history to have five black starters, the media is not doing anything.

The Celtics are willing to accept four black starters.

Therefore, they came up with various ways to explain why Maxwell should not start.

No matter how much they said, it was nothing to Louis but one sentence: "I don't care what the news says."

They lost to the Jazz, breaking their ten-game winning streak, and suffered their first defeat. Then they took out the Knicks and were slaughtered 132-107, causing this team to collapse.

Whoopi Brown's performance is hilarious.

He accused Louis of allowing players to rack up statistics in garbage time.

"Compared to Coach Brown still performing passionately in front of the camera during garbage time, as if the Knicks were leading by 30 points, what my players did during that period was really nothing." Louis found that he was quick and happy.

Auerbach also hates this kind of coach who likes to steal the spotlight.

When he first became an assistant coach, he also tried to steal the limelight to get into the public eye, but he only did it once and stopped persisting after he was in the limelight.

Brown, however, indulged in his contact with the media, as if there really was some unclear connection between them.

Louis and the big guys in the industry kept bickering, and on November 19, the Philadelphia 76ers arrived in Boston.

Bob Ryan visits Cunningham.

Cunningham once again commented on Louis: "I think he needs to keep a low profile. He has a great team, and this team deserves a great coach. If a young kid is allowed to sing a high profile, then he will lose his temper."

All good teams come to an end."

Louis did not respond because he does not usually accept interviews from the media.

He's an anomaly who doesn't want to be a star coach and is alienated from the media, because the media in Boston is similar to the same bunch of losers in the New York Times.

No matter what you do, it is the first to create internal conflicts.

Louis gets a headache when he sees them, especially that idiot Bob Ryan. He has time to write those messy articles and blame the world for why he doesn't have time to get his teeth cleaned. Those yellow teeth make Louis feel sick every time.

That afternoon, before the training session started, Louis focused on training the players.

"There has been a lot of news about me recently. I hope this has not affected you." Louis' face looked ugly.

Ranbir smiled and asked: "You won't be affected, will you, coach?"

"If a mad dog chases you and bites you, will you be affected?" Louise wanted the vicious dog to feel the same way as him.

Laimbeer asked: "Are you referring to Coach Cunningham or the media that spread rumors and caused trouble?"

"They are not good things. Anyway, just don't be affected by them!"

Seeing how irritable he was, everyone felt that he himself was more affected.

If they see news about their coach in the newspaper, they will naturally pay attention to it. If it is someone who scolds Louis, they will laugh while reading it. If it is someone who is praising Louis, they will clearly distinguish whether the praise is justified or not.

They will have many reactions, but they will not be affected.

Louis was worried.

After Louis finished speaking, he nodded to Tomjanovich.

Tomjanovich held a stack of papers and handed out one to each person.

"Rudy, is this paper used for wiping buttocks or wiping noses? If it is used to wipe buttocks, it is too little. If it is used to wipe noses, the texture is a bit hard." Ranbir flicked the newspaper with his fingers and made a sound.

Thomas laughed and said: "Isn't this paper for wiping your butt hard?"

“Thanksgiving is coming soon, this is Coach Lu’s little thought for everyone.”

Louis just discovered that Tomjanovich was also a bad guy. He only spoke half a sentence, right?

Do "your mother*" and "your mother forced me to marry you" mean the same thing?

"Is this our Thanksgiving gift?" Bird didn't expect Louis to be stingier than him. "You are more sincere than this even if you send us a Thanksgiving blessing, right?"

Sampson stared at the paper and asked hesitantly: "What's the use of this?"

He believed that Louis would not really give them a piece of paper.

"What did I say? The country bumpkin must have lost his composure and jumped right off the bat!" Louis didn't care about Tomjanovich saying that he only spoke half a sentence, and took the opportunity to tease Bird.

Thomas asked seriously: "What does this mean?"

"Write your wishes here, and I will try my best to help you fulfill them." Louis didn't wait for them to question himself, and continued, "The wishes I mentioned are limited. First, you can't ask me to give them to you.

Money, if you want money, I will kill you first if you want my life; secondly, your wishes must be limited to the team, such as our training environment, where the Greek Academy needs to be repaired, and whether your locker needs to be replaced.

; Thirdly, you are not allowed to scold me; fourthly, whoever dares to take this opportunity to scold me, I will definitely compare your handwriting carefully and skin you; fifthly, I will not satisfy everyone's wishes."

Louis smiled and said: "You can write it now, you can write it after training, you can go back and write it, and give it to Rudy when you are done writing it. Also, there is no need to note your name, all are anonymous, so that I can choose those freely and fairly.

All my wishes have been fulfilled."

What Louis did was very strange. Giving each other gifts during Thanksgiving was a ritual and unavoidable, but he regarded this as a way to get to know the players better.

If there is a chance, he can make some players who like him like him more, and players who don't like him change their views on him. Even if he does not fulfill anyone's wishes, the wishes put forward by these people are too outrageous, and the worst thing is to maintain the status quo.

, nothing is lost anyway.

"I have nothing else to do. For the rest, you can start training as usual. There is a competition in the evening, so save some energy."

After that, Louis handed over the supervision of training to Tomjanovich and went back to the office.