The rest is just noise

If there is anything that worries Clevelanders more than Cartwright's season-ending injury, it is the fact that the Knicks have won two consecutive games since the start of the season.

And in the third game, their first road trip of the new season, they came to Golden State to face the Warriors, who had been bad for many years.

Ewing met another top center in the league, Joe Barry Carroll.

Louis doesn't like playing games against the Warriors because Carroll reminds him of a center named Zhou all the time.

Carol was nicknamed "Carol Don't Care" because of her no-nonsense style.

He has some ability, but facing Ewing, he didn't exert the kind of suppression that Louis wanted to see.

Ewing has now initially integrated into the N.UCLA system.

He memorized all the screens and pick-and-rolls he was supposed to memorize, and with his shooting ability and athleticism, as well as Stockton's high-quality passing, he averaged 22 points per game and shot 55% from the field in the first two games.

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Against Ewing, Carroll seemed to wake up.

“We haven’t seen such an enterprising Joe in probably a hundred years!”

Even the Warriors' home announcer was amazed.

If you think about it, this is not surprising.

Ewing's reputation is so great!

Anyone who has experienced Zion Williamson's Duke period should know that from the moment this guy dived from the basket to outside the three-point line to block the opponent's shot, he was locked in to be the No. 1 pick that year.

If Fat Tiger played at Duke for four years, took the team to the finals three times, won the championship once, and seemed to have few shortcomings, how would he be praised by the media?

Just before he entered the league, he was already being touted as the leader of the next era.

Before Ewing, only Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had the same momentum.

What's more, the media in the Ewing era focused more on sports, which allowed his reputation to spread further.

Countless people praised him, and he signed the highest salary when he first entered the league, which made people like Carroll who didn't care about anything have the idea of ​​beating him up.

This is undoubtedly a strange thing.

Carol received chicken blood, and the warrior's combat effectiveness doubled.

They acquired Floyd from the 76ers in exchange for a 1987 first-round pick.

(Louis’s voice: Another TM team)

The combat effectiveness has improved slightly, but if you want to become a playoff-level team, you need to pray that Carroll will be as excited as meeting Ewing in every game.

Carol is just like Zhou Qi in his previous life, his lack of energy is so off-putting.

His extremely excited look towards Ewing tonight reminded Louis of the time when Zhou Qi met Haddadi for the second time in his third season in the CBA, and when he landed in the NBA regular season against the New York Knicks and played against "Bai Zhou" at the last moment.

What he looked like when Porzingis was playing ⑴.

Shooting, breakthroughs, post-ups, offensive rebounds and dunks, everything comes.

If Moses Malone, whom he met before, had pure malice towards Ewing and deep jealousy of "Why does a kid who just entered the league earn more than Lin Bei?", then Carroll simply wanted to get rid of Ewing.

It exploded, and the fighting spirit emerged from this.

It's hard to tell what's driving it inside him.

The Knicks almost lost this game, and Tony Campbell was the first player on the team to taste the sweetness of the N.UCLA system.

He found that as long as his tactics were correct and his teammates' pick-and-roll screens were in place, he could get easy scoring opportunities.

So he often calls for tactics that are beneficial to him.

But how can there be any reason to call for tactics from the flanks? The tactics on the field are all called by the defenders.

If Campbell does that, it will mess up the Knicks' game.

Louis called timeouts several times to scold him, but to no avail. In anger, he pushed him on the bench and let Gerald Wilkins take his place.

The tactical fluency has improved a lot, but Wilkins has a problem.

His registered height is 198CM, but in fact he is only 193CM.

These guys who lie about their height are undoubtedly ridiculous, when others don't have eyes.

The effect of 193CM playing small forward is completely different from that of 198CM, and the defense will be focused on.

Taking the position of small forward alone, Campbell is more suitable. He has already understood the tactics. His cousin, the highlight of the human movie, is still dull.

Louis didn't trade for Campbell because of this, he wanted to let this kid know that anyone who disobeyed him would never have a chance to play.

As a result, the Knicks and Warriors, who had one more loophole, hit the critical moment.

Ewing stepped forward and asked for the ball in the low post.

Stockton took a lob, and Floyd bet that his younger brother Ewing wouldn't pass the ball out.

As a result, Ewing saw the possibility of double-teaming and immediately threw the ball outward.

On the outside, the Warriors missed the player they least should have missed.

Dale Ellis, who had no chance all night, made a three-pointer and hit the winning goal.

This shot ultimately helped the Knicks win the game.

Ellis was silent when he hit a sure-shot winner.

He high-fived his teammates expressionlessly, and reporters photographed his expression at that time.

Ellis's nickname was coined by the New York media: Silent Assassin.

At the press conference that night, Ellis was forced by Louis to smile and try to look talkative.

In fact, everyone knows that he is not used to being in the spotlight.

When asked about taking only one three-point shot all night, Ellis praised the opponent's defense.

Finally, I also thanked my teammates for their trust.

Once they returned to the locker room, the story ended less happily for some.

"Tony, who do you think you are? Michael Jordan? Larry Bird? Magic? Or Bernard King?"

"You are not qualified to call tactics! Let me tell you for the last time, on the court, only the person in possession of the ball can call tactics for himself. You are not qualified to call tactics!" Louis' dual identity as head coach and general manager lies in

The deterrent effect at this moment is terrifying, "If I see you, a stupid idiot like you, selfishly calling out tactics that can help you score, I swear! I will trade you to Utah or Cleveland."

, or any team and city that has no hope, I promise I will do it!"

Louie's roar filled the locker room.

"The same goes for everyone else! This game should not have gone to the end. We should have secured the victory long ago. Our selfishness caused us to miss many opportunities. I don't want to see this kind of bullshit game again!"

A mild-mannered coach can never build credibility.

If someone wants to give an example of Phil Jackson, perhaps he should look back on the latter's years with Kobe and how much effort he made to persuade Jordan to give up the scoring title in the first few years of the Bulls.

In a team, the coach must be the one with the loudest voice and must be feared.

Almost all coaches who have left their names in history have had a hot temper or a hot moment.

Because all coaches with a good-natured temperament will be welcomed initially, but will eventually be despised by the players and lose control of the locker room.

Although fiery coaches can also fall into the trap of alienation due to their personality, these are the two most extreme situations.

Would you rather be loved and risk losing control of the team and being despised by the players in the future, or would you rather be hated and feared and risk being betrayed by everyone.

In the history of professional basketball, the "former" rarely achieves success, while the "latter" has countless people who have achieved fame.

Louis was not a grumpy man, he just couldn't tolerate issues of principle.

After Louis walked out of the locker room, Phil Jackson comforted Campbell: "Coach Lu has his reasons for scolding you. You have to recognize your mistakes."

Campbell said nothing.

Tomjanovich chuckled and said: "Don't be sad, Lu's temper has gotten better and better since he came to New York."

"That's it, you have a good temper?" Although Weber was not scolded, he was scared to death when he saw the look on Louis' face just now.

"I told you, when I was in Boston, it was Larry, Isiah, and Bill Laimbeer who were scolded every day." Tomjanovich helped Louis modestly, "This kind of scene is very difficult for him.

It's really nothing. Those who haven't been scolded don't have to be afraid. Tomorrow they will turn into that guy with a smile on his face who shows no interest in you when he comes to the training ground and just wants to go to the office and drink Coke. Don't be scolded either.

Be discouraged, as long as you realize where your mistakes are, he will still use you."

Ewing asked something no one else had asked: "What if Tony knows he's wrong and doesn't change it?"

"Then the threat he just made may come true." Tomjanovich said uncertainly.

The Sudanese took the opportunity to show off his natural sense of humor.

"This is a good way to change teams, Tony." Bol smiled, "You can try it."

Even Campbell himself laughed.

If you want to rank the humor levels of all players over 2.2 meters tall in NBA history.

Only Boll can compete with Yao Huang.

If you include competitive strength, Yao is at the top of the list.

Although Boll is very humorous, he also has a negative side.

If someone asked him about his height, he would get mad.

The next day, when the Knicks went to the airport, a fan there asked Bol: "How tall is Ning?"

This is a question that anyone who meets Bohr without knowing him would ask.

Bol asked in disgust: "How fat Ning is, can you see your penis when you urinate?"

⑴I want to know what a Polish guy is like, but I have watched his games for many years and there are only three samples. The first game was against South Korea in the group stage of the 2015 Asian Championships; the second game was in Xinjiang in the CBA 17 season.

The second time we played against Sichuan, there was a classic scene in this game: "The Poles blasted the Persian spitting king (Hadadi especially likes to spit this season)." The third one was the few minutes when the Rockets beat the Knicks in garbage time.

Okay, good guy, can you believe it, holding the ball from outside the three-point line and changing direction to hit Porzingis? Can you believe it? He feinted a shot from outside the three-point line and missed Porzingis for a dunk, but almost paid tribute to Bargnani. Can you believe it?