The rest is just noise

"Give me 1 million."

dumbass!

"I want to make a rap album and do a concert at Madison Square Garden."

I also want to go up to the sky, hold the moon, and go into the sea to catch dragons.

"Let me have a blast with Kelly LeBrok."

Louis couldn't imagine having sex with a female star whose last name resembled "LeBron". No matter how beautiful she was, she would remind him of another face.

"I want to date Sean Young."

Louis was almost pissed off by these whimsical wishes. Did he not explain it clearly, or were these people deliberately teasing him?

Why do they think they can fulfill these wishes?

"Let me have a mortal wish."

Louis prayed.

"Get a good shower instead."

This made Louis snap his fingers happily.

If he could wipe out half of the people with a snap of his fingers like Thanos, of course it would be best if he could get rid of himself and the people he values ​​​​, then these people who write wishes on Ranjiba will definitely be the first batch of people he wants to wipe out.

.

Get a good shower, this is really a wish that Louis can and must fulfill.

A rare mortal wish, an ordinary person's wish, a little ordinary but a wish within his power.

Unfortunately, this is the only wish that Louis can fulfill.

Among the remaining wishes, excluding those that are whimsical and those who regard him as a wish-making dragon, he must summon the dragon to collect at least seven dragon balls, right? There is only one wish that is very special.

"I think."

The wish to change the shower, Louis recognized Bird through the handwriting, and this request, it seemed, could only be Cedric Maxwell.

Maxwell's request reminded Louis of the previous deal that had not been finalized.

Thinking about it now, he still feels pity.

As for how to make Maxwell accept the substitute arrangement with peace of mind, he already has an idea in mind.

Maxwell is not the kind of player who is willing to devote himself to the sixth man position. Therefore, it is not advisable to let him serve as a substitute for a long time. He must be given a hope and a chance to compete fairly.

Until he reaches the standard, playing sixth man is a no-brainer.

As for what kind of flood will happen after he reaches the standard, Louis can't control it.

Because he may not have been with the Celtics at that time.

At the end of the day's training, Louis gathered the players for training.

"I have roughly reviewed your wishes. Unfortunately, I can only fulfill the wish of one of you."

"As for other people's wishes, whether they want to go to Madison Garden for a concert, have sex with a popular female star, date a supermodel, or become rich, even if they have these wishes, they should write about them openly.

For those idiots who want me to help you realize your dreams on paper, I wholeheartedly suggest you go to sleep, dreaming is the only way to realize your dreams."

Ranbir must be one of the people who put forward unrealistic wishes. He asked: "Who is so unrealistic that he actually puts forward a wish that can be realized?"

"That is, can it be called a wish if it can be realized?" Karl shouted.

Bird asked sarcastically: "You're the one who wants to go to Madison Garden for a concert, right?"

Karl smiled shyly: "Sure enough, you also think I have potential in this area, right?"

"To fulfill the wish of one of them, I promise that on Thanksgiving Day, the Greek Academy shower rooms will be renovated. Although this is one person's wish, this wish can benefit all of you."

Louis looked at these idiots with regret.

"For those who fill in their wishes randomly, I want to say that you gave up an opportunity to improve the training environment. I am sorry." Louis said sadly.

Laimbeer asked: "Coach, what is your Thanksgiving wish?"

"I asked Reed to install air conditioning in my office."

"The results of it?"

"He told me to get out."

Unfortunately, the Celtics didn't enter the holiday season in winning shape before Thanksgiving.

November 22

Their last game before Thanksgiving was against the New York Knicks.

They beat the Knicks badly last time, but this night, I wonder if they did too many bad things against the 76ers. They didn't feel good when beating the Knicks, they didn't have the condition, they didn't have the desire, they didn't have the passion, everyone

They are all in the same state as the last 10 minutes of the third period on Friday afternoon.

Even in this state, the Celtics still fought the Knicks for two overtimes.

They can lose, but they will never make things easier for the Knicks.

"Sleeper" Floyd obviously had a serious conflict with Bernard King, but suddenly, the two men cooperated in overtime.

Floyd even showed his bravery in the critical period, scoring 7 points in a row and burying the Celtics in the second overtime.

Hubie Brown said happily: "It's a pity that I couldn't continue to slaughter the Celtics in garbage time."

The first coach to accuse Louis of allowing players to beat opponents violently in garbage time was Brown.

Louis and he also have a grudge.

Brown's view of Louis is consistent with Cunningham's. Neither of them likes a young man like Louis, let alone his arrogance and frivolity.

They all agreed that Louis could achieve his current record only by virtue of the Celtics' unparalleled lineup.

Regarding Brown's doubts, Louis had nothing else to say: "I can only wish them a happy Thanksgiving. The next time we meet, it won't be like this."

"I think you all know that Hubie Brown and I have a problem, so when we play them again on the 13th next month, do you know what to do?"

Louis is not going to criticize the players for tonight's performance.

I just didn't expect that Bird would angrily accuse his teammates: "They don't want to win at all today! Everyone is so self-righteous, as if if they beat the 76ers by 38 points, everything will be fine! Are you going to be happy when you go to Thanksgiving with this state?

?"

Louis let him curse a few times, then stopped him.

"The result is already like this, there's no point in talking anymore." Louis stopped Bird's anger, "Now let's go back to the hotel. If you want to walk around New York City, you can."

Although the loss is unpleasant, it is the second regular season game that Louis has lost.

Currently, the Celtics have 12 wins and 2 losses, still firmly ranking first in the league.

Moreover, there is a gap of 4 wins between the second place.

If they maintain their current winning rate, the gap between them and second place will only widen.

Louis himself didn't stay at the hotel; he accepted an invitation from Knicks owner Sonny Weblin to meet him at a three-star restaurant on Madison Avenue.

Only places like New York City and Los Angeles can eat food from three-star restaurants at the end of an NBA game instead of Chinese food that needs to be heated by yourself.

"You know, tonight's victory is enough for me to accept a ten-game losing streak in the future." Weblin said exaggeratedly.

What makes Louis strange is that something is wrong with the Knicks' current record.

"I always thought the Knicks were a top-six team in the Eastern Conference."

However, now the Knicks are hovering around tenth place.

"It's not easy to control a team. Hubie messed up the locker room." Weblin smiled bitterly, "Sleep and Bernard have problems."

Louis could see this even if he just stood on the sidelines and observed.

"If they cooperate earlier tonight like they did in overtime, we won't be able to survive the second overtime in our current state," Louis agreed.

"You know why they don't have a good relationship?" Weblin said ridiculously. "Slip came from Georgetown University. His college career was spent on a very disciplined team. He didn't like Bernard.

Due to Germany's style of play, he believed that Bernard concentrated the ball and destroyed the team's chemical reaction."

The boss who has always only known how to pay and reap the results suddenly sits next to you and talks about the team's chemistry. It feels really amazing.

"Maybe I shouldn't have recommended Sleep to you in the first place."

"No, Louis, Slip is undoubtedly the right choice for that position. It was Hubie who messed up the locker room." Weblin criticized Brown, "He can package himself as a smart star in front of the media, but he

Can’t handle the conflict between Bernard and Sleep.”

Given the relationship between Louis and Brown, he should have added fuel and jealousy to aggravate the latter's ill feeling in Weblin's heart.

Turns out he didn't do that.

"Every team has conflicts, and some conflicts are irreconcilable and can only be temporarily alleviated." Louis said with a smile, "The fundamental factors that destroy a team are always and always can only be those few factors.

The quarrels caused by the ball rights, the jealousy caused by the salary gap, the disappointment of yearning for the spotlight but not being able to get the response, not knowing how to rekindle oneself after winning the championship, and injuries."

Weblin smiled and said: "Maybe I should ask you to be our coach."

"Hubby and I have a quarrel and it's difficult to cooperate." Louis declined Weblin again.

"No," Werblin said, "I mean, you should be our head coach."

Louis didn't take it seriously, "How dare you think of entrusting the team to an arrogant young man who can only rely on stars to win."

Weblin was never at ease with the New York media's reports on Louis, especially those that deliberately discredited him.

If these few dishes in the Knicks can cause conflicts, will there be fewer conflicts in the Celtics?

How do Bird, Thomas, Sampson, Laimbeer, John Long, and Maxwell make these people obey, how to make them work for themselves, and how to balance the voice of the locker room.

Brown couldn't even handle the conflict between King and Floyd. If he were put in Louis' position, could he do better?

Weblin doesn't understand basketball, but he understands management. He knows that the success of the team depends on the methods of the decision-makers, and how the decision-makers bring everyone together to work together is the key to success.

"However, if you really can't handle the locker room this season, it's not a bad idea to take advantage of the situation." Louis suggested to Weblin from the perspective of a friend, "Next year's rookies are worth a gamble."