The rest is just noise

Objectively speaking, there are at least two factors that are not conducive to the development of the murder press tonight.

One is the away game, which is a natural negative factor.

Most teams have difficulty getting referee favoritism on the road.

One is the referee. The three referees presiding over this game are Mike Mathis, Bill Oakes, and Edt Rush. Without exception, these three referees

, they are all veteran referees who have been officiating for decades.

Rush, the oldest referee, entered the league in the 1960s and holds the record as the youngest referee.

Veteran referees all have a characteristic, that is, they can control the situation, can withstand the intimidation of coaches, and are very good at using their power to expel noisy people from the game.

Under normal circumstances, there is only one veteran referee in a game. The level of the finals is too high, and the league needs reliable people to calm the situation.

So, there are three old referees today.

In front of old referees, the Knicks' past murderous presses were easily called for fouls. This is also the reason why murderous presses have become more and more advanced. If you only rely on fierceness and confrontation, you have to look at the referee's face if you want to continue.

The combination of talent and skills can bring about the most stable defense.

If Reggie Williams replaces Ainge, the Knicks' murderous tight end would be complete.

As for Ainge, Louis doesn't expect him to have any defensive effect. As long as he can reflect the Knicks' attitude towards the game, that's enough.

But Anji gave him more surprises than he imagined.

Facing Jordan's unwavering close defense and high-intensity harassment, the Flyers were upset.

Ainge's trash talk was intense, and he wasn't afraid to piss off Jordan.

Moreover, he knew how to piss off Jordan.

"You have been watching the referee, are you waiting for him to blow the whistle?"

"People like you who are held in the palm of the league will never know how difficult it is to win the championship."

"You'll never win the championship, that's what I said."

"Don't glare at me. If you want to prove me wrong, you have to win the championship first. But unfortunately, you are just a loser who can't even win against the Tragedian. Do you know how many times I have defeated him in my career?"

When Ainge wanted Jordan to know how many times his team had defeated the Lakers in the Finals, Jordan pushed him down angrily.

The old referee blew the whistle and gave Jordan a foul.

The ball is back in the Knicks' hands.

It's been almost three minutes since the game started, and the Blazers haven't scored yet.

The Knicks have already scored 7 points and have a lot of time, but Pat Riley has little confidence left in this lineup.

Wilson winked at Louis from a distance.

Louis noticed his strangeness, understood what he meant, and nodded in agreement.

So, when the Knicks served a sideline ball, Wilson ran to the midfield and said to Riley, who was paying close attention to the frontcourt: "Coach Riley, I will shoot a three-pointer from the top three-point line later.

Why did I notify you in advance? Because your defense is as bad as a piece of stinky shit and you can't stop me at all."

"This madman!" Riley was furious.

Riley roared for players to stop Wilson, but Rodman's off-ball screen and Kemp's hand-off pass created the best shooting opportunity.

Outside the three-point line at the top of the key, the pursuing Jordan was knocked over by Kemp's high-quality pick-and-roll.

Wilson collected the ball, jumped up, and shot a three-pointer.

"Whoosh!"

10 to 0

“Portland requests a timeout!”

"Benjamin's performance showed us what kind of team the Knicks are. They are ruthless and cold-blooded. They will retaliate and will never let go of any opportunity!"

"Benjamin Wilson looked at the Portland bench indifferently after making a three-pointer. His expression was as cold as Darth Vader!"

Great opponents always teach you something.

Larry Bird taught Wilson how to piss off his opponents.

Just like Bird used to yell at Louis about what he wanted to do to Wilson, now, the tide has turned and Wilson is using that trick to entertain the Trail Blazers.

This also triggered some unpleasant memories for Riley.

After all, it wasn't just the Knicks who fought Bird to the death, but also the showtime Lakers in the 1980s. Who was their head coach?

Riley shouted out Xavier McDaniel's name angrily: "You guard Benjamin! I want that arrogant bastard to know what awe is!"

"Put it on me!" McDaniel shouted back.

It's still Riley's plan to pit an inferior lineup against the Knicks' superior lineup.

However, Riley wasn't sure how confident they were that they could break down the murderous press and find a steady rhythm.

McDaniel's role is mainly on the defensive end. His offense is mainly based on half-blocking baskets and rushing to the basket. Replacing him means that the Blazers have one less ball handler on the court.

This is taking a huge risk.

Jordan stepped up to take responsibility, took over the ball, and used bad luck to push away Ainge who was trying to influence his advancement, leading the team to break the Knicks' murderous press for the first time.

Just when Riley frowned, thinking that the Trail Blazers would change the situation from this round on, McDaniel, who he sent to end Wilson, had a problem during the confrontation with him.

"Coach Riley doesn't really think of Benj as a good person, does he?" Louis asked.

Zhao Yuanzheng smiled and said: "benj's external image is indeed very good."

"This is really a bad misunderstanding. He is a nice guy, but when he plays football, he is like a Hannibal who doesn't recognize his relatives." Tomjanovich said vividly, "He wants to eat people."

The thoughts of the Knicks coaching staff did not spread, and McDaniel quickly understood what Louis and others meant.

It's true that he wants to cause trouble for Wilson, but obviously, when he takes the field, the person who is more excited is not him, but his opponent.

Wilson's attitude was as if he had visited the red light district seven times in a row without encountering the top-notch prostitute. This time, he could finally enjoy himself.

McDaniel tried to cut in, and he succeeded, but he didn't get past Wilson.

When he was about to attack the basket, he only looked at what was in front of him and didn't care about what was behind him, because he is the player in the league who likes to use backhand dunks to complete the offense the most. This move is not only cool, but it can also avoid blocks.

Wilson was like a sadist, with the rage of hitting someone without playing the ball. He directly knocked McDaniel out of balance and blasted the ball out of bounds with him.

I don't know if it was because of the star effect, or because several veteran referees believed that this level of collision was not a foul. Louis, who was almost ready for Wilson to be called, didn't hear anything.

Instead, the victim jumped up angrily and pushed his chest against Wilson, and the two faced each other and exchanged trash talk as if they had sworn hatred.

What McDaniel didn't expect was that Wilson was crazier than him.

He just replaced the trash talk with swear words. Wilson punched him in the cheek: "Don't get me wrong, I just want to teach you, this wild dog, how to talk to me!"

At this moment, the referees blew their whistles, but the situation also got out of control.

"He's back." Louis didn't know whether to be happy or sad. "The stupid young man who was so determined that he didn't dare to shoot on the street and forced the other party to shoot him is back."

The teaching assistants were all curious: "What allusion is this?"

"We'll talk about it later."

McDaniel suffered a nosebleed and Wilson paid a technical foul for his punch.

He grasped the referee's standards. A technical foul is not enough to expel, and it will not be included in the foul statistics. This means that if he does not do this kind of thing again in the future, in addition to giving the Blazers two free throws and one throw, the opponent will be equal to

Being beaten in vain.

At this time, the Knicks' murderous press was gaining momentum. Even if all the fouls were added up and the Blazers had to get four free throws, Louis didn't think they suffered a loss.

As long as Wilson is happy, he can fight no matter what.

Instead, Riley panicked.

He thought Wilson was just a young and energetic superstar who had never been taught a lesson by thugs.

Riley suddenly realized, if this Wilson was just young and energetic, how could Louis dare to let him become the leader of the murder squad?

What kind of beasts are this group of people? Will the person who can lead this group of people be kind?

The trouble caused by Wilson has different feelings in the eyes of different people.

Ewing found that Wilson had done something that he should have done again. He couldn't sit still, stood up and said to Louis: "Let me come, I can replace Sean's role in this lineup."

"It's none of your business, go back and sit down." Louis didn't want Ewing to be consumed by murder.

Ewing said dissatisfiedly: "Why is it all Benj's fault to be in the limelight?"

"Why do you think this is a show of force? It's a fight, and it affects the whole body. Can you handle it as well as him? Don't stare at him all day long. You have your role, and he has his.

Go back and sit down, it will be your turn later!"

Louis scolded Ewing angrily, and the gorilla had to sit back.

At the end of the conflict, Xavier McDaniel, who played less than 1 minute, left the game because he could not stop his nosebleed.

The benefits he brought to the Trail Blazers were four free throws and a ball possession.

In fact, it can't be considered bad, but Riley's purpose of replacing him on the field completely failed, and he went off.

Riley was completely unsatisfied with this result.

After McDaniel left the field, Riley replaced Clifford Robinson and Anthony Mason, officially announcing that tonight's strategy of attrition of inferior horses against superior horses had failed.

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