The rest is just noise

"Fuck!"

"What did you say?"

"Fuk! You stupid pig, damn nigger, Fuk! Fuck your whole family."

Ewing was furious and wanted to punch Chris Jackson.

Louis tried his best to block Ewing: "Can you take care of the patient? He can't control himself!"

"Why can't I control myself?" Ewing suddenly remembered Jackson's illness.

Like Louis, after being scolded, instead of being angry, he became afraid of Jackson.

Within ten days, all teammates had personally experienced Jackson's quirks.

Uncontrollable obscenity is an extreme attack and is uncommon. Jackson's most common symptoms are rapid blinking and trembling hands.

The second is that his hands suddenly swing from side to side uncontrollably, and people are often elbowed by him in this way.

He doesn't get sick in front of others every day. It's just that in the training camp, everyone stays there for most of the day, and he doesn't take medicine to control it, so it is inevitable that he will have an attack.

Ewing originally wanted to bring him to his team, but was frightened.

He felt he couldn't control this freak, so he chose Vernon Maxwell.

Wilson also accepted Chris Jackson with mixed emotions.

At this point, Jackson's performance is no longer important in the eyes of others.

He is like a madman who may attack at any time, and almost no one wants to get close to him...

Even if he joined Wilson's team, he would be a substitute and had no chance to play.

"Coach Lu, what can you do if this happens?"

This year, the New York Times once again sent a writer to accompany the team throughout the entire trip.

Pulitzer Prize winner Dave Anderson followed up and observed the 1985-86 season, which was Ewing's rookie season. He witnessed the Knicks go from being a backwater to being full of vitality.

Later, he wrote a book called "Resurrection Season" about his experiences that year.

The book was the best-selling sports book that year.

The Times wanted to replicate this successful cooperation, but unfortunately, it chose the wrong partner.

The writer they selected this time was William C. Rhoden, who had an unpleasant past with Louis.

When Louis was still with the Celtics, he became the head coach of the Eastern Conference All-Star Game. In the All-Star Game, there was the famous story of Bernard King, the King of New York, playing for 2 minutes and 50 seconds.

Later, when Louis explained the reason for letting King appear for 2 minutes and 50 seconds at a press conference, a New York reporter roared: "This is an answer that insults the entire state of New York!"

Roden is that reporter.

He is both a reporter and a writer. He has published several best-selling books related to sports in recent years. This time he was appointed by the Times to be a reporter for the Knicks because he wanted to collect news and create at the same time.

The Times has high hopes for him, hoping that he can write a book no less than "A Season of Revenge".

The secrets within the Knicks dynasty are what everyone is concerned about.

But Louis remembered Roden, so he was not going to cooperate with this man's work.

At this time, hearing his question, Louis said insincerely: "I will persuade CJ to take medicine."

Everyone at State University knew that even if Jackson went back and shot himself in the head at night, he wouldn't take his medicine.

Although Louis did not cooperate with Rodon's work, he did not let others refuse to cooperate. His relationship with Rodon was not good at all, but it was only on a personal level. On the official level, the Knicks and the Times had a lot of cooperation.

, the other party is here on a public mission, and Knicks has the obligation to help him complete his work.

After screening, the Knicks have determined their new strength trainer.

This man is from Texas and his name is Brian Kaminsky.

His theories attracted Louis.

Kaminsky believes that instead of blindly increasing muscles, basketball players should pay more attention to the training of small muscle groups. Centers equal large bodies, which is almost a consensus at the moment. However, Kaminsky believes that focusing on training thighs, buttocks and The shoulder muscles are enough to cope with the various confrontations that the inside line needs to experience in the game.

At the same time, he believes that defenders should learn to use parts other than the ankle to exert force to reduce ankle wear and distribute pressure to all parts of the body. He directly pointed out that Chris Jackson's core strength and lower body strength were insufficient, which led to his poor performance in his rookie season. Performance was mediocre.

After contacting Kaminsky, Louis also thought of some training methods.

The player Louis admired the most before he crossed over was Stephen Curry. He believes that if the correct training methods and talent selection models are mastered, the difficulty of producing a Curry in China should be lower than producing another Yao Shuan.

If you want to be a Curry, you only need a height of 1.9 meters, top coordination, ball feel and a historic handle.

No matter how you look at it, it is easier to produce than someone who is 2.2 meters tall and has good flexibility for that height, as well as good athletic ability, top learning ability, and excellent touch, right?

There may be hundreds of thousands of people in China who are 1.9 meters tall, but how many people are 2.2 meters tall in the world?

So Louis will study Curry's growth history and watch his training videos.

There are a few things about Curry's training video that concern Louis.

His trainer will use sponge pads to simulate actual combat interference when Curry goes to the layup.

There is also the classic one, while dribbling with one hand, the other hand repeatedly throws and catches the tennis balls thrown by the trainer.

Louis wasn't sure if the training would work for Jackson.

He first had to ask Kaminsky to develop a strength training program suitable for Jackson.

Kaminsky worked very efficiently, and he came up with a training plan in just one night.

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Louis went through it hastily. He couldn't understand it anyway. Whether it was useful could only be tested in practice.

In addition to Jackson, the other two new players have integrated into the Knicks' training environment.

Sikma joins Wilson's team as a veteran.

And Vernon Maxwell could tell at a glance that Ewing was the big brother on the team. He took the initiative to express his friendship with Ewing on the second day of training camp, and through his crazy game energy, accurate three-pointers and mad dog-like shooting The defense won Ewing's recognition and successfully joined the Jamaican team.

Jackson was left out, which was predictable.

Louis did not ask others to treat Jackson like a normal person, because even he himself was weak to the sick Jackson.

But not everyone has drawn a clear line with Jackson.

There are a lot of weirdos on the Knicks team.

For example, Dennis Rodman returned to training camp this year and his temper was much worse than before.

On the training ground, he became more aggressive.

Almost everyone has had his elbow, especially because of this, they often had conflicts with him.

Except for Louis, Rodman did not put anyone higher than himself. Even Wilson was just his buddy in his eyes.

Jackson rarely appeared in a confrontation, and Rodman gave him a pick-and-roll.

Jackson pulls up to shoot after passing the pick-and-roll. This is a "bad habit" left over from college.

"Bang!"

"Can your shot selection be more normal?" Rodman yelled at him.

McHale was terrified: "For God's sake, don't talk to him so loudly. Are you trying to drive him crazy?"

"If he can't bear this blow, why is he still playing?" Rodman said angrily.

Rodman proved one thing.

Jackson is not a person who is easily stimulated. He usually does not talk trash on the court, nor does he listen to the trash talk of others. His mentality is stable and rarely fluctuates.

This ensures that he is normal most of the time on the court.

Occasionally, his mind will drift super and remember something bad, and then collapse. This is an unexpected situation that no one can predict.

After Jackson was scolded by Rodman, he glanced at Louis.

Louis told him with gestures to follow his own pace.

Half a minute later, Jackson was blocked by Vernon Maxwell and he passed the ball to Rodman.

Then, quickly ran away from Rodman and out of the three-point line.

Rodman gave the ball back to him.

When Jackson caught the ball, like a cowboy drawing his pistol, an astonishingly fast three-pointer from the top of the arc flew out of his hand.

Louis opened his mouth in surprise.

Chris Jackson's shot just now reminded him of Golden State's Carter Jr.

"Whoosh!"

"How dare you fucking shoot! You really dare to score!" Rodman pointed at Jackson and shouted, "If you can keep this touch, you can shoot whatever the hell you want, and leave the rebound to me!"

Those things and labels that Curry possesses: height, strength beyond his body, handle, ball feel, ball intelligence, master-level point guard skills, deadly off-ball player and super-lethal ball handler.

What Jackson possesses may only be touch and ball feel.

He does not have such a high basketball IQ. As a point guard, his playing style is completely shooting guard. His ability to run without the ball relies too much on screens and hands to catch and shoot. He does not have the agility of Curry to move around in waves.

As an attacker, he shot 39% last season, so he is not a big threat with the ball.

He is miles away from Curry, but fortunately he only wasted one season with the Hornets and was saved by coming under Louis' hands early.

Chris Jackson gets more and more excited as he plays.

His three-pointers impressed his teammates.

Catch and shoot, dribble and shoot, force shot against the defense, and Louis just discovered that his explosive power in changing directions with the ball is much stronger than Curry.

Explosive power, this is where Jackson is obviously better than Curry.

Curry's dribbling is mainly based on rhythm changes, while Jackson can pull the ball and change direction like Iverson.

On this shot, he passed John Stockton outside the three-point line and made a three-pointer. Whoa!

"FUCK!" He yelled, shaking his fist uncontrollably, "FUCK! FUCK! FUCK! FUCK! FUCK! FUCK! FUCK! FUCK! FUCK! FUCK"

Louis scratched his forehead helplessly.

Techniques and playing styles can be adjusted, and insufficient strength can be practiced. How to treat this disease? What should I do if I don’t believe in science?

Thanks to Jackson, the atmosphere in this year's training camp is not as intense as last year's.

It took Jackson half a month to become the top player on the Knicks, and he was as revered as Ewing and Wilson.

No one dared to provoke him, lest he get sick.

Even Ewing spoke softly to him. Once, Louis couldn't hold it back: "Can you speak in a more manly tone, pretending to be your father's shitty gentleman!"