The rest is just noise

Barkley provoked the referee, causing him to be ejected.

The reality is cruel, the Bulls are a team that has a hard time playing games without Barkley.

From the moment Barkley was ejected, the outcome was doomed.

127 to 101

The Knicks defeated the Bulls with 26 points. Unlike the first game, in tonight's game, no matter how hard the Bulls exerted pressure and exerted pressure, they were unable to contain the New Yorkers' offensive.

In the words of Rick Barry: "The same coincidence does not happen twice in a row unless it is not a coincidence."

After the game, Barkley couldn't control his big mouth and blasted the on-duty referee Jack Kersey: "He just didn't like me and kicked me off the court just because he didn't make good remarks. The referee's power must be controlled!"

They can dictate the direction of the series based on their personal likes and dislikes!"

"Charles, do you think there's something wrong with the referee?"

The reporter asked again.

"As long as you have watched the game, you will come to the same conclusion as me. The referee has a big problem!" Barkley said dissatisfied.

In this way, the zero-negative referee Jack Kersey received a negative review for the first time in his life.

The Knicks have no other opinion on the outcome of the game. As far as Louis is concerned, he thinks it should be played like this.

In terms of strength, the Bulls are no match for them.

There shouldn't be any suspense in the first place, but it was because of the downturn in Game 1 that the two teams seemed to be struggling. This game was just to make the spectators sober up.

If you are still awake, Game3 will be even more cruel.

As for Barkley's complaints about the referees, Louis just shrugged and said: "Charles always overreacts to all the penalties that go against them. This is actually part of the game. If he can't let himself become more mature, the Chicago Bulls'

I’m afraid the future is uncertain.”

Barkley's subsequent response made Louis "very uncomfortable."

"Do you really believe what the man who punched the referee into the hospital said?" Barkley said sophistry, "If I punched the referee, I would definitely not escape punishment, but Little Lou can. That's why Nick

Si always takes advantage of the referee!"

First of all, what Buckley said is a typical spring and autumn way of speaking.

It is a fact that Louis hit the referee, and it is also a fact that he was not punished. Barkley obviously only said one and not the other.

What made Louis feel uncomfortable was that he felt that what Buckley said was quite reasonable. Although he had sufficient excuses to justify his behavior, he did not do so.

It's meaningless. Even if he wins the verbal battle, Barkley will still be angry. He is the kind of guy who won't lose his words even if he loses.

Do you still remember how he retorted when Jordan mocked him on the Oprah show, "Because he has never won, so he doesn't have a winner's mentality like me"?

He said that if he also had Scottie Pippen, he could get some rings to play with.

What happened when he really had Pippen? He couldn't control Pippen's personality. The two were good friends before they became teammates, but they turned out to be enemies.

So Louis doesn't intend to win this war of words. Rather than engage in unnecessary rhetoric, he would rather go to the away Game 3 to crush the Bulls.

Game3

At the Chicago Stadium, it was strange to see Barkley wearing a Bulls jersey, and Louis greeted him friendly.

"I hope your strength can be half as good as your words." Louis hugged Barkley in a friendly way, but the words he said were so vicious that Feizhu wanted to punch him. "If it only proves that you have a good mouth, then I

I can only sincerely suggest that you retire and go to the bar to show off your tongue skills to the gay guys. That will definitely have a better future than playing in the NBA."

Barkley broke away from Louis and said fiercely: "I will give you a good show tonight!"

What show was Barkley referring to? Louis wasn't sure.

The only thing Louis is sure of is that things will not be easy for the Bulls.

Before the game started, Louis saw Jerry Krause who came to watch the game in person.

Louis smiled and raised his hand to greet him.

Klaus was so angry that the fat on his face was trembling, and he turned his head away from Louis.

Louis really didn't understand why he had such a bad feeling about him.

Len Bias was the one who begged himself to make the deal. Although Louis raised the price very high, didn't he agree? It was originally a matter of fighting or suffering, so why did Bias die?

Should you blame him? Is this fair? This is not fair.

It may be a good thing that Bias is dead. How could a person like him who can't control his desires become a talent? How could he be Jordan's lifelong enemy? At least he can leave some unconfirmed stories after his death.

If, if he lives, becomes a parallel importer, and wants to receive a large check from the Bulls boss, then they will definitely want this guy to die.

So in the final analysis, this is a gamble, but the bull doesn't even have a chance to lift the lid and see the dice.

What does that have to do with Louis? He didn't hold Klaus' thigh and beg him to trade. He just traded the second pick to his own hands to fish.

Since the Bulls believe the fault lies with him, Louis needs to respond to Krause's hostility, Barkley's harsh words, and the boos from the audience.

He changed the game temporarily.

Tonight, the Knicks are Hornacek, Dale Ellis, Wilson, McHale, and Brad Rohaus.

McHale is Krause's abandoned son. He is very strong, but not as strong as Kraus imagined. No one knows why he went to New York and became a top five player in the league and won the MVP. His work ethic was therefore criticized by Chicago.

Media doubts.

The better McHale plays, the more painful Bias' death will be, not to mention the fact that it cost them two first-round draft picks.

Louis treated McHale like Olajuwon, with four shooters placed around him. He was forced to drop low in every round, and the other four were stretched beyond the three-point line.

McHale had 16 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists in a single quarter.

All of his three assists came from outside three-pointers after being double-teamed.

The Knicks outscored the Bulls 32 to 16 in a single quarter, doubling the score and beating the Bulls.

McHale's tactical position made Ewing very jealous. He also wanted to play a game where he had unlimited ball rights in the low post and four shooters on the outside.

For the post and all the players in the post, is this any different than playing in heaven?

If the space is stretched like this and you can't score, it means you don't have stable one-on-one scoring ability.

McHale made 7 of 10 shots in the first quarter. Basically, he could do whatever he wanted. Louis recognized his low-post offense. Only Olajuwon in the entire league could compare to the physical Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and even Sampson could not.

"Are you greedy? You want to fight too, don't you?"

During the break, Louis saw the desire in Ewing's eyes.

Ewing nodded like a chicken pecking at rice.

"You want to eat shit!" Louis scolded with a smile, "Your singles skills are not mature yet, so I can't give you this kind of tactical status."

Ewing decided to debate this issue: "How can I mature my skills if you don't give me a chance?"

"You're such an eye-catching bear who still wants to be Bill Russell? If you want the ball, you must first use low post offense to dominate in the team's training games, and then I can focus on you tactically.

, if you can't even struggle to beat Xiao Song and Brad, how can I dare to count on your offense in the playoffs?"

Louis said with reason.

Hearing this, Ewing took a deep breath and had no objection to Louis' words.

Moreover, the eyes he looked at Song Tao and Luo Haosi had a fierce fighting spirit.

"Coach, you are hurting people." Luo Haos believed that this would be a turning point in Ewing's attitude towards him and Song Tao.

Song Tao, who was now gradually able to communicate in simple spoken language, roughly understood what Louis said.

He was somewhat looking forward to it. Ewing usually looked unmotivated when beating them. What would he be like when he got serious?

In the second quarter, Louis replaced Stockton, Miller and Ewing.

From the perspective of their opponents, the Knicks used McHale with half of the bench to defeat the Bulls in the first quarter.

Dennis Johnson is obviously aging. He was the Finals MVP 10 years ago. Now he only has defense and experience. He has good awareness, but awareness alone is not enough. His steps can no longer keep up with the young people of the Knicks.

Stockton and Miller's Exhangeky (high dynamic offense) connection was very exciting. Ewing accepted Louis' criticism and no longer attempted to gain possession of the ball until he proved his strength.

Although the Knicks did not play with all their main players, their offensive firepower was no less than that with all their main players.

The 4-OUT lineup led by McHale and the classic commander, shooter, ball-handling core, and blue-collar power forward (Oakley) led by Ewing both produced outstanding results.

64 to 41 at halftime, a 23-point gap, the game was already difficult for the Bulls.

"My opinion has never changed." Pat O'Brien said, "The Knicks have always been, and will be in the next few years, the only team in the league that has a chance to challenge the Celtics."

"If they can't do it, other teams can't do it."

His companion Rick Barry asked: "How are the Trail Blazers?"

"The Trail Blazers are a potential stock, and they have many excellent players, but until MJ knows how to give up part of the ball in exchange for the performance of his teammates, I don't think Portland has a chance to win this year's 'title'⑴."

Brian said calmly.

Barry then said: "Yes, Michael is just like me in 1967, thinking he can solve everything alone. It will take him some time to understand that at that level, one person cannot win."

⑴ Americans narcissistically call the NBA championship the world champion. In the 1980s, in addition to "world championship", there was another term, which was the "title." This term is obviously not as domineering and upscale as world championship, so it gradually became very popular.

Few people say it.