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Chapter 818 How can you disrespect this person?

The biggest difference between this year's All-Star Weekend and previous ones is the tragic figure.

So far this season, he has not played a game, but with special approval from doctors and the league, the tragic player was able to appear in the All-Star Game.

This also indicates that the tragedy master will appear in the Barcelona game.

But not everyone welcomes the tragedy master's comeback.

After the All-Star Game started, Louie could clearly feel that the players defending the tragedy maker were deliberately moving back to avoid physical contact with him.

In one round, Stockton uncharacteristically opened a distance of three meters and made a gesture of courtesy to his senior.

"John, do you call that defense?" Louis scolded.

To Louis, Stockton confessed his inner thoughts: "I don't know how and how HIV is transmitted, coach, and I don't want to get sick."

Louis had nothing to say, because Stockton was not the only one who had this idea.

As Tragedy's teammate on the Western Conference Stars, Drexler was even more direct.

"I don't think he should be playing now, which would put a lot of people at risk." Drexler emphasized, "We shouldn't take such a risk."

He said this before the game, and when the game started, he smiled brightly in front of the camera, as if he was the person in the Western Stars team who supported the tragic player the most.

If the attitude of a Christian white man like Stockton toward the Tragedian would arouse doubts, then Drexler's blunt statement only shows that the problem of the Tragedian has been seriously exaggerated.

Those who oppose the comeback of the tragedy also include Chris Dudley, who graduated from Yale University, and Sarunas Mathiulionis, an international player who won the World Citizen Award. In the future Barcelona, ​​Mathiulionis

Will face off against the "Magician".

But when he heard that the Tragedian might appear in Barcelona, ​​he told the media: "When I break through to the basket, if he (The Tragedy) stands in front of me, I may lose my desire to attack because of fear."

"I don't know how AIDS spreads or how fast it spreads."

Even Lakers teammates and good friends of the tragedy maker are hesitant about his comeback.

Scottie Pippen and David Robinson also tactfully hinted that Johnson should not play in the All-Star Game. Of course, their reasons were quite high-sounding. Pippen said that he hoped that the tragic player could take more rest. Robinson said

, this game should only be participated by active players.

This display of low emotional intelligence certainly involves Ewing.

In early January of this year, Ewing accepted many interviews. One of them was about whether he was willing to compete with the tragedy master. His emotional intelligence was not so low that he directly said no, but said in a roundabout way: "I'm not sure, I don't know.

Answer, but if he suddenly gets injured on the court and bleeds, I will definitely be scared. Basketball is very intense and everyone can get injured, so if the situation you said comes true (playing against the Tragedy Master)

, I may have strong insecurities.”

Louis, like many journalists, carefully studied the impact of AIDS on the human body.

The problem is that the tragic man is simply infected with the HIV virus.

Louis is not a doctor, so he cannot fully understand it. He only knows that they will not be infected even if they kiss the tragedy master mouth to mouth, so what is there to be afraid of?

At the All-Star Game, Tragedy only wanted to shake hands with Louis, but instead he gave him a bold hug.

Louis wanted to show his support for the tragedian in this way.

Just like the other party also fully supports him to become the head coach of the Dream Team.

Therefore, Louis will try his best to make the tragic final All-Star game a perfect ending.

The Eastern players' fear of him objectively helped Louis.

The All-Star Game is essentially an exhibition game. You don’t have to worry too much about defense. Everyone is three meters apart. It can also be said to be a stage for the tragedy master to perform.

Whether it was to give him a stage or because he was afraid of HIV, everyone knows, but history can be whitewashed.

Louis took the initiative to hug the tragedy master and made a good start.

Afterwards, many of the tragedian's old rivals and friends also came to hug him.

Thomas, who had been asking whether the tragedy master was gay before, deeply hurt the tragedy master, also called on the stars in the East to get closer to him.

This scene is touching, provided you ignore that this group of people went for HIV testing immediately after the game.

Only three people were indifferent to the tragedy master's situation.

Otis Thorpe of the Western Conference Stars, and two All-Star players from the Knicks.

These two people are Rodman and Wilson.

Rodman was an open person, and he didn't even take AIDS seriously.

Wilson, after consulting an authoritative doctor, confirmed that normal contact with the Tragedian was harmless, so there was no need for the Tragedian's disease.

Although they all took HIV tests in the end, compared to these few, some were even unwilling to do so superficially.

No matter what others think, the tragedy maker has blocked all negative voices against him. He is going to participate in the All-Star Game. He is ecstatic about the support of the league.

Judging from Louis' senses, even if he hasn't played for a long time, the tragedy master is still the same person he is familiar with.

He pushed the tempo freely and scored as many points as possible.

The Eastern Stars' relaxed attitude towards him on the defensive end made him a duck to water.

The Tragedy's fast break is awe-inspiring, his long-range three-point shot is still accurate, and his little skyhook behind Wilson has the flavor of Kareem Jabbar.

Starting from the third quarter, Wilson took the initiative to find the tragedy master for a one-on-one challenge.

The battle between the two sides became intense.

Wilson expressed his attitude.

That is an attitude that really regards the tragedy master as an opponent and wants to defeat him.

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When Wilson changed direction and knocked down the tragic actor, the whole audience was excited.

When his shot hit, the loudest noise of the night erupted.

"You shouldn't just retire."

Wilson reached out to the tragedy master.

"If you can play in the All-Star Game, you can play in other games."

Wilson's support for the Tragedian surprised the latter.

They played against each other several times in the finals, and each time they were defeated, and there was no friendship at all.

He did not expect Wilson to support him in this matter.

The tragedy maker smiled bitterly. Although Wilson took the game extremely seriously, he could not represent everyone.

The tragedy expert still discovered many touching details. Normally, the All-Star Game is not defensive, but everyone will still show off their attitude.

But the Tragedy Master was kept a few meters away from the beginning of the first quarter. Even if someone was close to him, they still wanted to give him a chance to break through.

Except for Wilson, no one wanted to have close contact with him.

The West continued to maintain its lead in the third quarter and went on a 17-0 run to expand their lead.

In general, the Western Stars held the lead throughout the game.

The Eastern Stars have no show mentality and no desire to win.

When they saw the tragic player holding the ball, most of the players had an attitude of respect and fear.

His teammates want him to perform as much as possible, while his opponents don't want to be near him.

Three minutes before the end of the game, the tragedy maker began the greatest performance in the history of the All-Star Game.

Under Wilson's close defense, he forced himself to dribble behind his back and hit a strong shot. The audience began to stand up.

Half a minute later, the tragic player dribbled the ball to the frontcourt, and Isiah Thomas, who was guarding him, let him go two meters away. The tragic player raised his knife and dropped it, and scored another goal.

The audience went crazy.

Thomas even gave the tragedy man a push as he ran forward to show off the ball.

The tragedy man lit up the stadium with his trademark smile, and everyone was cheering for him.

Louis had absolutely no idea that those were two people whose friendship had broken down.

It was also in this round that Thomas took the initiative to challenge the tragedy maker with the ball.

Thomas' cross dribble threw the tragedy man around, but the final shot missed.

The tragedy maker came to the frontcourt and sent a Qigong wave-like straight pass to his teammate David Robinson from the top of the arc, helping him dunk and score.

Then it was Wilson's turn. He deliberately let the tragedy take the spotlight, so even though he had shaken his defense away, he didn't score a jump shot like before.

Wilson's shot went weirdly lopsided.

Then came the last moment of the night.

The tragedy maker dribbled the ball to the scene, and the person guarding him was Thomas. This was a pity. If Bird had not missed this year's All-Star Weekend due to injury, he would have had to defend this ball.

Now it was Thomas, who chose to let the tragedy man shoot.

Thomas' defense is the epitome of the Eastern Stars' treatment of the tragedy.

If you were a positive person, you would definitely understand all this as everyone wants the tragedy master to finish the last scene with flying colors.

But Louis is a dark person. He believes that Thomas's defense from beginning to end is encouraging the tragic players to shoot in order to reduce their physical contact.

The tragedy maker accepted Thomas's kindness and took a shot at the buzzer, hitting his third consecutive three-pointer.

At the end of the game, the Western Stars won with a 29-point advantage.

When the tragic player's teammates got carried away and hugged him in the middle of the court, the scene was filled with excitement.

In the subsequent AMVP selection, Tragedy Master was undisputed.

At the AMVP Awards, NBC reporter Ahmed Rashad left the stage to commissioner David Stern, who called tonight's game one of his favorite moments in his eight years at the helm of the league.

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The Diver thanked the fans for voting him into the All-Star Game. He thanked the players for deciding to play with him and thanked Tim Hardaway for stepping up to him.

The scene was very emotional and many people cried.

Louis looked at them from a distance, feeling that this was not an AMVP awards ceremony, but like an early funeral.

The protagonist of the funeral is of course the tragedian, but he can also run, jump and talk.

"hai"

Louis sighed.

After the game, the comedian patiently answered the reporter's last question, let the reporter take the last photo, and signed the last autograph for the fans.

Anyone in the industry who sees these can feel the irreplaceability of the tragedy master.

God promised him talent, his parents gave him an optimistic attitude towards life, the league made him a big star, Louis made him a tragedy master, and he gave everything back to the world.

How can you disrespect this man?