The rest is just noise

"The person who is going to be interviewed by the media next stops and listens to what I have to say."

Louis raised his voice, drawing everyone's attention to him.

Louis grabbed Ewing's arm as if he were a prisoner: "This game tonight is very difficult. Patrick is undoubtedly the biggest contributor to helping us win. He performed very well, played very hard, and consumed a lot of energy."

Due to his lack of physical strength and energy, when facing reporters, he was not in the best condition to answer questions."

"Unfortunately, tonight he had a violent attack in front of reporters and talked nonsense. Everyone was ready to punish him. In short, he said some strange things, which were not what he really meant. Tomorrow, he will tell reporters about his speech tonight.

Everyone apologizes, so if you hear any strange questions from reporters, answer them if you can, or refuse to answer if you can't. You have the right."

Kevin McHale grabbed his armpit hair, a move that made Louis gag countless times, and said: "Oh, if he wants to apologize, he might as well apologize now, why wait until tomorrow?"

"That's what I thought too." Ewing thought to himself, so he wouldn't have to review it tomorrow.

"Where do you want your daddy's kiss? Is it your turn to speak?"

He forgot that Louis was a dictator who did not even give him the freedom to apologize.

There was a flash of sword hidden in Louis' smiling face, and his flexible eyebrows looked murderous: "Kevin, didn't you hear what I said? He is in a bad state of mind tonight."

This terrifying face made McHale's skin crawl. He felt that if he had any objections again, he would be violently attacked by Louie with filthy words starting with "son of a bitch."

"Yeah, no objection, I agree!"

McHale didn't have any objections. Others dared to have any objections. They were just curious about what Ewing said.

It's not difficult to know the inside story, just go and be interviewed.

Outside players, led by Stockton, were asked by reporters to quote Ewing's remarks in inducing questions. Louis was vaccinated in advance, and the Knicks players who were interviewed later were tight-lipped and did not give any valuable information.

clue.

Even if his teammates performed superbly, they couldn't stop Ewing from committing a crime.

Ewing's words were quickly over-interpreted by newspapers, mainly the New York Weekly News.

The tactics focus too much on the outside? Well, he wants a higher tactical status.

He has a big advantage inside but doesn't receive many passes. He is obviously dissatisfied with the ball and his teammates.

The Knicks are obviously having internal strife, otherwise would Ewing be able to say that?

This set is undoubtedly popular among fans. Which fan doesn’t want to see this kind of passage?

What's the point of playing basketball? Is it as fun as watching a group of grown men fighting in a palace? Hum.

Louis absolutely does not want his team to have a fight for OK's power one day in the future, or a peak palace fight like the "Green Formula". If there is, or there are signs of it, he will tear down "OK" and kill Green.

As for Ewing, he arrived at the Blue Palace half an hour early the next day.

"Do I have to read this manuscript?" Ewing didn't miss it. "There are some words in it that don't suit me. In fact, I prepared a better manuscript myself."

"I'm not interested."

"Actually I have"

"I don't want to hear your farts, so just give me this manuscript to apologize to your father, okay?" Louis made a disapproving face, "You know you deserve it."

"'Dear teammates, I apologize to all of you.'" Ewing read the first sentence and felt extremely ashamed. "How could I read this script in front of them?"

His behavior made Louis think of how those Neptunes who had their chat records exposed flirted with girls.

"You are so shy!"

Louis directly scolded: "Those teammates who were affected by you for no reason haven't said anything yet, but you are shy first, isn't it funny!"

Ewing knew he was in the wrong, and early this morning, all the newspapers in New York were spreading gossip about him.

Based on yesterday's interview, they used various unreliable sources to dig deeper and came up with a bizarre palace battle drama.

In the beginning, these things may just be a source of laughter for people.

Once the Knicks perform poorly, it may be regarded as the source of internal conflicts within the team.

Catching rumors, making fuss out of molehills, and making things seem like things that don't exist are exactly what the media is good at.

Ewing accepted the apology specially prepared for him by Louis.

That afternoon, before the Knicks' training began, Louis specifically asked everyone to stand in a circle, surrounding Ewing in the middle.

"Don't hang around me like this," Ewing said sheepishly.

"Now you know there's a lot of pressure? Why didn't you feel the pressure when you were having sex outside? Just surround him like this and get closer. It's best to see the changes in the expression on his face." Louis also quoted from adult movies.

Terminology, "I just want this guy to experience the feeling of being DP."

Good boy, it's best not to look up what DP means. If you have to know, it can only be explained in basketball terms. Assuming that you, as the ball handler, are flanked by three or more opponents, it is "DP". In fact, Nick

There really is a double-team tactic called "DP" in the Sri Lankan team.

Ewing took the apology note that Louis had prepared for him and was about to speak.

"You still have to read the manuscript, but you have no sincerity at all." Oakley sneered.

"I have a draft of my own." Ewing glanced at Louis, "However, someone thought that I was not sufficiently prepared and insisted on letting me read the draft."

The implication is that this manuscript was not written by him, so if it causes any physical discomfort, don’t go to him.

"Does that mean these words are not sincere? Then why are we listening to your nonsense here? Let's train." McHale was about to leave.

Louis coughed a few times and asked with a smile: "Can you just stand there and listen to this bastard read his manuscript and then fuck you off?"

No one in the Blue Palace dared to say anything bad about Louis in this state.

Ewing began: "Dear teammates, I'm sorry for causing you any trouble. I apologize to all of you for my gaffe last night."

McHale led the heckling army and Ewing was so embarrassed that he wanted to punch Louie to death and kill himself.

Considering that Louis once KOed a referee with one punch on the court, Ewing suspected that he knew Chinese Kung Fu. Although this bastard has a belly that will never be reduced, and it doesn't look like he knows Kung Fu, but the risk factor of this kind of thing is

If it is too high, it is best not to take action if you are not 100% sure.

"My dear teammate, you are so disgusting that I want to crush you!" Miller yelled comically.

Ewing loudly defended: "I didn't write it!"

"Don't explain. Explanation is just a cover-up. Just keep reading!"

"Although we have the best coach in the world, he is so handsome and elegant, speaks in a coherent manner, and never gets angry with us." Damn, is there a truth in this article? Is there a sentence? Ewing already wanted to die in the Blue Palace.

"But I still made him angry again and again, forcing him to scold me against his principles."

Ewing looked at Louis dissatisfied: "It's obviously my apology, why do most of it talk about you?"

"Do you think you don't need to apologize to me for what happened yesterday? Without me, you would have been in trouble for a long time. Just keep reading the manuscript for me, you bastard!"

He dares to say that "using foul language is against his principles". This person has no principles at all, right? How can he live without using foul language?

"Even though I was extremely talented and spent four years in college, under the crappiest head coach ever," Ewing stopped again, "you have to respect Coach Thompson!"

I don’t know when Louis started to have an RJ baseball bat endorsed by “Mr. October” Reggie Jackson.

He held the murder weapon in his hand and threatened: "If you dare to stop and say unnecessary words again, I promise to put this stick into your ass."

"In the most rubbish situation in history," Ewing apologized to his mentor in a heartfelt voice. "I wasted four years under John Thompson, but I was not smart, nor was I a good teammate. I had a rough temper, rough skills, and was completely incompetent.

Understand the system." He glared at Louis. Are you serious?

"So I would like to solemnly apologize to my most respected coach, Coach Lu, for causing you trouble."

"Comfortable~" Louis put the baseball bat on his shoulders. It didn't matter to him whether Ewing read the following content or not.

He put the baseball bat on his shoulder and walked swaggering to the door.

"Who's going to pitch? Come and train with me. Mr. October said I have great batting talent. If I can hit a home run today, I will resign and try out for the major leagues."

Ewing was embarrassed with the apology.

⑴Reggie Jackson’s nickname is Mr. October because the MLB Finals, also known as the World Series, are usually held in October (in the 1970s). In 1977, Jackson hit three different pitchers in the World Series in a row.

He hit three home runs to help the Yankees win the championship. The "Mr. October" originally used to mock him became a symbol to praise his performance in the World Series.