The rest is just noise

"I think Kareem should be held accountable for the Lakers' performance in the first half and not stepping up like we wanted him to."

Before halftime, Ewing faced Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's turnaround jumper in the low post to tie the score.

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Before halftime, Magic's backcourt three-pointer missed the basket, and the game entered the second half.

Chamberlain put the blame on Kareem Abdul-Jabbar when he first came up, and he was justified.

"I watched the game carefully. The Knicks used pick-and-rolls in every round, and more than 90% of them were two big men picking and rolling together, but the Lakers only had one big man to defend."

"Equivalently, every time the Knicks attack, they are attacking more and less, so they have always been able to create good opportunities."

His partner worked hard to pull Chamberlain back from the path of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: "Wilt, don't you think Kareem's performance on the court at the age of 39 still has a lot to offer?"

"I won't talk about the merits. Everyone knows it."

Big Beidou's double standard has always been possible. Let's not talk about the desirable parts. The undesirable parts have been discussed since the beginning.

"I just want to say that none of his teammates are not working hard, but he only works hard when attacking and only stares at the basket when defending. Is this good? Of course this is not good. Look at Ma Ji's performance, less than half a game

He's about to get a triple-double. As for Coach Riley, it's even worse. How much work has he done to wipe Kareem's butt?" Chamberlain said exaggeratedly, "I feel like everyone in Inglewood (where the forum is located) is

I feel sorry for Coach Riley."

Few people know that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has known Chamberlain since he was 15 years old, and they were very good friends for a time. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar even liked one of Chamberlain's 20,000 girlfriends. However, their views were seriously different. When Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was in

When Chamberlain refused to participate in the Olympics in 1968 because he was dissatisfied with the authorities, Chamberlain publicly supported Nixon. As a result, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar broke with Chamberlain.

So when Kareem Abdul-Jabbar first entered the NBA in the 1969-70 season, the media trumpeted him as if he was unbeatable in the world, and hoped that he would win as many championships as Russell and refresh all Chamberlain's statistics. However, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was determined to compete with him.

Chamberlain drew a clear line. He said that he would not be as aggressive as Chamberlain and would only strive for the part he deserved (that is, averaging 30 points, 15 rebounds, 4 assists and 3.5 blocks per game).

Regarding the details of the conflict between the two, Chamberlain even divulged his bitterness in his autobiography. He talked about how he took care of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar when he was in high school, taking him on sightseeing tours and picking up girls, which greatly enriched Xiao Jia, ah no, it was

Xiao Lu’s spare life, I didn’t expect that this girl would choose to ignore him after entering the NBA because of her different views. When the two played against each other in the NBA for the first time, Xiao Lu didn’t even look at him.

You have to know that centers need to jump the ball...

From then on, until he retired, Lao Zhang published his autobiography, went on shows to brag, talked eloquently, and used various means to attract Xiao Jia's attention.

How much does Chamberlain care about Kareem Abdul-Jabbar? In the 1972-73 season, the Lakers faced the Bucks for the last time in the regular season. This was the only game in Chamberlain's career where he failed to score. It was not because Chamberlain was guarded by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, but because he wanted to

They gave up unnecessary energy and focused on improving the defensive effect. As a result, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's shooting percentage was reduced to less than 40%, but the Lakers lost by 1 point.

If before retiring, Chamberlain's attitude toward Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was still that of an old boy who was unwilling to be dumped by his predecessor. Then after retiring, he published an autobiography and talked about black women in his autobiography. He said that black women are common.

Poor education, rubbish skills, bad experience.

Chamberlain never expected that just a few words of praise in his autobiography would be published by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar accused Chamberlain of having a chaotic life, capitulationism, and abandoning racial combination punches, which forced Chamberlain to publicly apologize.

Not long after, Xiao Lu, oh no, Xiao Jia came to the Lakers. Lao Zhang, who was born out of love and hate, and turned from hatred to evil, began to regard himself as a Lakers star, and would often raise the slogan "The Lakers are not doing well recently, don't think about it, it must be"

That Man’s Fault” banner beeps Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s daily routine.

When the Los Angeles media asked Kareem Abdul-Jabbar if he hated Chamberlain, his answer was explosive.

"Chamberlain is not a bad person, but his political leanings and private life are a bit bad."

It can be seen that although Xiao Jia swallowed his anger and did not respond to Lao Zhang, he always kept track of his accounts.

Things between them are not over yet.

Today, Chamberlain seemed to be madly attacking Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in the commentary box. In fact, Lakers fans are already used to it.

Since Kareem Abdul-Jabbar came to Los Angeles, Lao Zhang's condition has worsened.

As long as there is an opportunity to blackmail Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, he will definitely not let it go.

It was a serious illness in the commentary box today, but it was also an opportunity given by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar himself. He really never defended the Knicks' pick-and-roll attack.

In the visiting team's locker room, Louis also determined that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was a lazy dog ​​who refused to guard the pick-and-roll.

Maybe it's a matter of philosophy, maybe it's really because he doesn't have the physical support, and he just doesn't come out to defend the pick-and-roll.

In this case, play more pick-and-rolls, especially let the inside line play the pick-and-roll and let the inside line complete the offense.

"In the second half, we have to make full use of Kareem's dislike of guarding pick-and-rolls."

Louis said to Stockton: "John, call it step screen more often, Patrick, Oak, A.C., Antoine, no matter who of you is on the field, as long as the pick-and-roll or cover is over, find a way to move to your best shot.

Point. If a teammate passes the ball to you, make a bold move if you have the opportunity. Kareem will not come out. If other Lakers players come to help defend, you have to find an open teammate."

"I will make a rule in the second half: I will only shoot open shots! Unless Kareem suddenly comes out to defend the pick-and-roll, you will give me the courage to find open opportunities!"

The cost of having an inside line and not guarding the pick-and-roll is that four teammates will be tortured by five opponents.

The Lakers are not a team with strong defensive rotations, so it is impossible to expect to block the N.UCLA system with four people.

In the second half, the Lakers took the first goal.

Magic still passed the ball to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. It's hard to imagine how ugly the Lakers' game would have been without Show Time.

As long as they fall into a positional battle, they have more than 70% probability of passing the ball to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

No matter what Kareem does with his steps, there is a high probability that he will use a hook to complete the attack in the end.

Even the most elegant scoring technique in history will get boring if you do it ten thousand times.

This is the same fatigue-watching effect caused by high-yield experts such as Hatano Yui, Fukada-sensei, and Kimijima-sensei.

It’s true that you are beautiful, but if there are new works released every week, everyone can’t stand it, and even if the wage earners work overtime until the end of the world, shouldn’t the chickens have a holiday?

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's hook, aided by Ewing's defense, was slightly stronger and went wide.

Oakley grabbed a defensive rebound.

The Lakers retreated very quickly, giving the Knicks no chance for a fast break.

However, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's retreat speed was a bit slow.

Ewing came up to provide a drag screen, hooked the defender and then pulled him to the side.

Stockton dribbled through and passed to Ewing.

Ewing caught the ball and hit a jumper on the spot.

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"Karim's teammates have been waiting for him for a hundred years, but he didn't show up."

"This is what he has been doing since he came to Los Angeles. He has not taken responsibility. Without Ervin's joining, his career in Los Angeles will only end in tragedy."

If the Lakers are the advantage, fans will be happy to hear Chamberlain blackmail Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, which is a different kind of pastime.

It's different now. The Knicks are leading and the Lakers can't seem to find a way to win.

Chamberlain's black call only added fuel to the fire.

Jack Nicholson shouted directly to the commentary box: "Wilt, shut up!"

"Yeah, no one wants to hear your nonsense!" Eddie Murphy added.

Only one person had a contrary opinion.

"Don't you think he has a point?" asked Jennifer Beals. "Shouldn't Karim be more positive?"

"Madam, he is 39 years old." Murphy asked, "What else do you want from him?"

Magic hit a high jump shot and struggled to stop the bleeding.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar seemed to hear someone teasing him. On the next possession, he tried to move to the edge of the paint.

However, it resulted in a more serious defensive misalignment.

Tony Campbell on the weak side used Oakley's screen to run back and cut into the basket to receive Stockton's ground pass. He completed the UCLA-Backdoor (backdoor) tactic beautifully and scored a layup.

Louis must praise Campbell. This guy is not good at anything else. He has no problem with matchups on defense. On the offensive end, he is very good at scoring and stealing points.

We must admit that being able to score points is a skill.

Louis likes to see this kind of best of both worlds. Campbell is happy to gain points, and he has completed the tactics Louis wants to see, and Louis is also happy.

There is only one person who is unhappy, and that is Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

"Why doesn't Kareem extend his hand? What do you mean by standing still? If I were Coach Riley, I would be desperate!"

What's even more difficult is that Magic was left open for a three-pointer and missed.

Ewing grabbed the rebound and made an aerial pass to Stockton.

Stockton dribbled the ball to the frontcourt, suddenly stopped, and hit the ground to Dale Ellis who followed up.

Ellis made his fifth three-pointer of the night.

"Whoosh!"

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"With 3 of 5 three-pointers, Dale Ellis is a dangerous player and the Lakers must pay attention to his dynamics!"

This wave successfully triggered the Lakers' timeout.