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ps: Benoit Benjamin was returned by the other party after being traded because he failed the physical examination, but I forgot to write the second half, so I will add it here.

"We fought like shit!"

Unbearable Jordan fired at his teammates in front of the media.

He does have reason to shoot.

Because he's the best player on the Blazers team.

Pat Riley was still saying something like, "We're not going to lose faith in this," and Jordan brought out the contradiction.

"We didn't do a good job of defending on the perimeter! We didn't do a good job of attacking on the inside! Our game plan didn't work either, I don't know what we did well, if we continue like this, we can't win the championship. enough!"

Media from big cities saw this scene. A flash of light came to mind.

"Michael Jordan unhappy with the status quo, what's next for him?" - Los Angeles Daily News.

"Michael, who was never going to make it in Portland, is finally getting that far?" - The New York Times.

"Which team might mj choose to fulfill his dream of winning the championship? We will reveal the secrets for you 24 hours a day." - nbc special program Burning Professional Basketball.

The Blazers were in turmoil.

Pressure from star players has forced everyone to step out of their comfort zone.

game2

The Martians suppressed the Conquerors, scoring 45 points and 13 rebounds in a single game, plus Olajuwon's 35 points, 15 rebounds and 5 blocks*, the Blazers beat the Lakers by 15 points.

This is what the Blazers should have done.

Because the Lakers are a single-core team, although Wilson has good helpers like Ellis, Tragic, and Laettner by his side, he is the only core of the team.

On the other hand, the Blazers have two super strong inner and outer cores, and with young stars like Mourning, they should not be dragged into a hard fight by the Lakers. The finals are the only thing they have to consider.

As a result, the Lakers used a blackout to let them know that things were not that simple.

Game 3 is a game where Louis showed his coaching ability.

For Jordan, he offered a castrated version of the "law" that made the Martians uncomfortable.

Against the big dream, he let Ostertag defend his back and let Garnett and Wilson harass the whole court without interruption.

But this is not enough. Dream's excellent offensive ability ensures the basic plate of the Blazers.

Louie didn't plan to beat the Blazers on defense, and that's not their strong suit.

With the Lakers' configuration, it's impossible to completely limit the Blazers on the defensive end.

Not on the defensive end, I can always target you on the offensive end.

Wilson's roll call, Ellis' fatal three-pointer, and the Cavaliers' inexplicable tacit understanding cooperated with the "Meteor" to make the Blazers helpless.

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, the stage was handed over to Liu Yuqing.

The Progressive of the Year winner put the game into garbage time with a runaway four-pointer streak.

118 to 101

In the last game, the Blazers beat the Lakers by 15 points. In this game, the Lakers gave their opponents a 17-point defeat at home.

"I thought that the Lakers couldn't beat the Blazers in the Western Conference finals, but it turned out I was wrong." NBC commentator Bill Laimbeer laughed at himself, "Never underestimate the 'Messiah' team, this is me Entering professional basketball for more than a dozen years to realize the only truth.". .

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ps: Benoit Benjamin was returned by the other party after being traded because he failed the physical examination, but I forgot to write the second half, so I will add it here.

"We fought like shit!"

Unbearable Jordan fired at his teammates in front of the media.

He does have reason to shoot.

Because he's the best player on the Blazers team.

Pat Riley was still saying something like, "We're not going to lose faith in this," and Jordan brought out the contradiction.

"We didn't do a good job of defending on the perimeter! We didn't do a good job of attacking on the inside! Our game plan didn't work either, I don't know what we did well, if we continue like this, we can't win the championship. enough!"

Media from big cities saw this scene. A flash of light came to mind.

"Michael Jordan unhappy with the status quo, what's next for him?" - Los Angeles Daily News.

"Michael, who was never going to make it in Portland, is finally getting that far?" - The New York Times.

"Which team might mj choose to fulfill his dream of winning the championship? We will reveal the secrets for you 24 hours a day." - nbc special program Burning Professional Basketball.

The Blazers were in turmoil.

Pressure from star players has forced everyone to step out of their comfort zone.

game2

The Martians suppressed the Conquerors, scoring 45 points and 13 rebounds in a single game, plus Olajuwon's 35 points, 15 rebounds and 5 blocks*, the Blazers beat the Lakers by 15 points.

This is what the Blazers should have done.

Because the Lakers are a single-core team, although Wilson has good helpers like Ellis, Tragic, and Laettner by his side, he is the only core of the team.

On the other hand, the Blazers have two super strong inner and outer cores, and with young stars like Mourning, they should not be dragged into a hard fight by the Lakers. The finals are the only thing they have to consider.

As a result, the Lakers used a blackout to let them know that things were not that simple.

Game 3 is a game where Louis showed his coaching ability.

For Jordan, he offered a castrated version of the "law" that made the Martians uncomfortable.

Against the big dream, he let Ostertag defend his back and let Garnett and Wilson harass the whole court without interruption. UU reading www.uukanshu.com

But this is not enough. Dream's excellent offensive ability ensures the basic plate of the Blazers.

Louie didn't plan to beat the Blazers on defense, and that's not their strong suit.

With the Lakers' configuration, it's impossible to completely limit the Blazers on the defensive end.

Not on the defensive end, I can always target you on the offensive end.

Wilson's roll call, Ellis' fatal three-pointer, and the Cavaliers' inexplicable tacit understanding cooperated with the "Meteor" to make the Blazers helpless.

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, the stage was handed over to Liu Yuqing.

The Progressive of the Year winner put the game into garbage time with a runaway four-pointer streak.

118 to 101

In the last game, the Blazers beat the Lakers by 15 points. In this game, the Lakers gave their opponents a 17-point defeat at home.

"I thought that the Lakers couldn't beat the Blazers in the Western Conference finals, but it turned out I was wrong." NBC commentator Bill Laimbeer laughed at himself, "Never underestimate the 'Messiah' team, this is me Entering professional basketball for more than a dozen years to realize the only truth.". .

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