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Chapter 696: Small-minded revenge

Wilkins's personal signature, front-facing, flat-back, swing-arm windmill dunk aroused the passion of the fans in the audience.

Everyone thinks of his wonderful matchup with Jordan a few years ago.

Then, someone whom Louis didn't expect came up with a wonderful dunk.

Kenny Smith, when Louis saw this name, he thought to himself, was he the later commentator? Although Smith didn't look bald now, the meanness between his eyebrows was vaguely identifiable.

What Louis didn't expect was that Smith would launch a tomahawk backhand dunk that flew over the bottom of the basket.

This dunk only scored 43 points, but in Louis' heart, it was worth full points. Because he had no expectations for Smith, the opponent dunked the ball above a level...

Finally, it was Kemp's turn.

The first dunk Louis recommended to him was an alley-oop dunk one step inside the free throw line.

This was also one of LaVine's most unforgettable dunks for Louis in the dunk contest. It was both entertaining and elegant. However, LaVine's glide was across the free throw line. Louis asked Kemp to take off inside the free throw line because of his size.

LaVine is thicker and taller.

The person responsible for passing the ball is Stockton.

The audience didn't know what they were going to do. For a moment, cheers rang out from all directions.

Kemp is a super popular rising star of the Knicks. His style of play is entertaining, passionate on the court, and at the same time low-key and humble. This impression will remain on him until his various nightclub behaviors are exposed.

Stockton holds the ball, following Kemp's hand signal.

The two have practiced many times and have an excellent understanding of each other.

Kemp started from beyond the arc.

Stockton showed off a rare talent, he passed the alley-oop by bouncing the ball.

As a result, the strength and angle were just right.

Louis' suggestion was to do an alley-oop tomahawk dunk. Kemp accepted 90% of his idea, and for the remaining 10%, he wanted to pay tribute to his idol Dominic Wilkins.

I saw his body flying to a very high point, like a birdman with outstretched wings, grabbing the basketball, and his body was like a completely stretched bow, pulling out a big and round windmill, violently smashing into the basket.

basket.

"!@%#......"

"He will definitely win!"

yelled on-field commentator Dick Stockton.

Hubie Brown also said: "This is truly a slam dunk that has never been seen before!"

10 points, 10 points, 10 points, 10 points, 10 points.

Kemp's perfect performance earned him a perfect score of 50 points.

He looked excited and relaxed, not affected by the atmosphere at all, and tried his best to show his state.

After reading this, Louis has nothing to worry about.

Several other moves designed by Louis for Kemp include the 360-degree windmill dunk, the dunk over Stockton, and the dunk over the head of a car.

The latter two ideas are similar, but both are unprecedented gimmicks in contemporary times.

In the end, Kemp completed all the dunks without compromise and earned the nickname "Dr. Dunk".

His perfect posture in the air is astonishing, and since he was born in New York, the media will naturally activate the public opinion machine to praise him to the sky.

Once the dunk contest is over, it's the final show.

All-Star Game

East: Isiah Thomas, Wilson, Bird, Sampson, Ewing.

West: Tragedy, Jordan, Drexler, Olajuwon, David Robinson.

The jerseys of both teams are divided into white and red, with white in the east and red in the west.

What is unexpected is that the game between the Eastern and Western All-Stars is not the exhibition game that fans imagined.

They appear to be extremely serious about both offense and defense.

Olajuwon tried to get the ball several times, but was blocked by Ewing.

In the end, the Western Stars tried too hard to get the ball inside and ended up with a passing error.

Then, Larry Bird feinted and flew a glider from outside the three-point line, and when he broke into the basket, two obstacles appeared, Robinson and Olajuwon appeared at the same time.

Bird used high throws to prevent them from blocking shots, but he couldn't guarantee his hit rate.

The tragedy maker grabbed the defensive rebound and pushed for a counterattack, and his pull-up layup was blocked by Ewing.

The referee Nick Strom couldn't bear it and gave Ewing an interference ball: "This is the All-Star Game, can you have some entertainment?"

"Well said, Nick, what I hate most about Patrick is that he doesn't have any entertainment skills in him!" Louis cheered loudly.

Afterwards, Louis whistled: "Control the rhythm and take your time!"

Even people from the Western Conference Stars couldn't hear anything strange about this sentence.

Isn’t it just about controlling the rhythm?

But this is the secret code agreed between Louis and the players in the team. As long as he says so, the tactics will be used.

So Sampson took the ball high and Bird cut inside.

Mr. Only passed the ball to Larry, but Bird, who received the ball, used his offensive threat to attract more defenders. He suddenly hit the ground and passed the ball to Wilson down the middle.

Two people with many conflicts can also create wonderful cooperation.

Wilson received a pass from Bird, exploded in the paint, and hit a dunk over David Robinson's body that excited the Miami Arena crowd.

Louis was so excited that he whistled.

Wilson is a practical dunker. He doesn't have much work to do in the slam dunk contest, but in actual combat, his style of play that likes confrontation and contact can often use his physical condition to contribute many surprising results.

Dunk.

Starting from Wilson's goal, both sides started to show off.

Jordan's lever, Sampson broke through Robinson with the ball and dunked, the tragic Johnson shot Bird from outside the three-point line, Bird responded with a three-pointer, and Olajuwon's dream dance steps stunned Ewing.

During this period, Jordan was missed twice outside the three-point line on the right side.

Anyone who knows Louis knows that he has the habit of taking advantage of the All-Star game to detect the technical weaknesses of his opponents.

Jordan didn't show any signs of weakness, he shot with open hands and made both open shots.

While scoring the goal, he did not forget to look back at Louis.

He knows why the Eastern Conference Stars left him open.

In order to develop himself into a shooting technique with no blind spots like the Tragedy Master, three-point shooting has become a necessary daily training course for Jordan.

Louis saw Jordan's determination.

In less than three years, I'm afraid he will be like the Tragedy Division, possessing an impeccable global offensive threat.

Two giants who were active in the 1980s and 1990s, in order not to be targeted by their opponents, they developed technical characteristics that will not be outdated 30 years later. It can be seen how far the butterfly effect caused by Louis, a time traveler, pushed them.

Seven minutes into the first quarter, Louis played four ups and four downs.

Only Wilson was left on the field because Wilson was in the best shape tonight.

This is also Wilson's chance.

He wants to win the AMVP because Ewing won this award last year. This year, judging from various statistics, he is the best player on the Knicks. He hopes to complete the AMVP, MVP, and FMVP like Ewing did.

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For now, he has a chance.

Louis doesn't take the All-Star Game seriously, nor does he deliberately ask his players to improve statistics. Everyone's playing time is the same as his original standard.

It all depends on the state of presence and desire to express.

Wilson happened to be playing well and handsomely, so no one had any objections to letting him play more.

In addition to Wilson, there is someone else on the Eastern Conference Stars team who is eager to express himself.

That was Buckley who was so stimulated by Louis that he couldn't sleep yesterday.

After Buckley returned, the more he thought about it, the more he realized that Louis was right.

To be fair, did he play poorly during his six years in Chicago?

In his rookie season, he averaged 20+10 per game, and in recent seasons he has averaged an astonishing 28+13+5.

In terms of comprehensiveness, firepower output, and efficiency, how can he not be top-notch? But the Bulls are still half-dead.

There are many types of stars. All-around fighters like James and Bird can achieve good results even if their teammates are not strong.

But an inside star like Barkley, who is invincible in other aspects except defense, needs certain teammates. His strength cannot change the sloppiness of his teammates.

After thinking about this clearly, Barkley became resentful of the Bulls management.

This is Louis' true purpose.

Did Jerry Krause think he was that easy to tease? He still remembers conspiring with the Timberwolves to poach Dan Marley.

Krause stole his Marley, and he stole Barkley from Chicago. This is fair, right???

If Barkley can be stolen to the Knicks, it will be a sure blow for Krause, but the most important thing is that he wants Chicago to be without Barkley. In this way, this team, which looks bad from all aspects, will

Lost the last of their underpinnings and became one of the worst teams in the Eastern Conference.

It's just that Buckley was too angry.

He wants to prove himself and often doesn't look at his teammates when he gets the ball.

Louie would call a timeout for him to calm down.

Even in the All-Star Game, Louis' control over the game process is still obvious.

This is also one of his most praised characteristics.

"Typical Little's game, you can see the change after every timeout."

"Fast or slow, focused on the outside or inside, Little's team always plays a clear game."

Hubie Brown has already promoted Louis to President Hill: "Although he is only 30 years old, in my eyes, he is already one of the best coaches in history, and he can compete with Reed Auerbach and Reed Ho.

Waltzman, Bob Knight, Adolph Rupp, John Wooden, they stand side by side."

The old grudge between Brown and Louis is no secret. Now he praises Louis so much, just like Kendrick Perkins turned into a general manager after retiring.

In the first half, both sides were evenly matched.

But in the second half, the Western Conference Stars experienced serious setbacks.

They failed to score for several consecutive minutes.

On the other hand, on the Eastern Stars, everyone is scoring, with Wilson and Barkley the most enthusiastic.

By the fourth quarter, the suspense of the game had changed from victory to whether Wilson or Barkley would win the AMVP.

At the end, 153 to 129, the Eastern Stars won a big victory.

With 41 points, 13 rebounds and 6 assists, Wilson narrowly defeated Barkley with 29 points and 19 rebounds, and was elected AMVP. To provide you with the fastest rest, only noise updates, Chapter 696: Small-minded Revenge, free to read.