The Rest, Only Noise

If there's one thing that worries Cleveland more than Cartwright's season loss, it's the Knicks' two-game winning streak so far.

And the third game, their first road trip of the new season, came to Golden State against the Warriors who have been rotten for many years.

Ewing meets Joe Barry Carroll, another top center in the league.

Louie didn't like playing against the Warriors because Carroll reminded him of a center named Zhou all the time.

Carroll was nicknamed "Carol doesn't care about anything" because of her style of disregarding everything.

His ability is there, but facing Ewing, he did not play the kind of suppression that Louis wanted to see.

Ewing is now initially integrated into the system.

He remembered all the screens and pick-and-rolls he should remember, and with his shooting ability and athleticism, as well as Stockton's quality passing, allowed him to average 22 points per game on 55 shooting in his first two games %.

Facing Ewing, Carol seemed to wake up.

"We haven't seen such an aggressive Joe in about a hundred years!"

Even the Warriors' home announcer was amazed.

When you think about it, this is not surprising.

Ewing's reputation is too great!

Anyone who has experienced the Zion Williamson Duke era should know that from the time this guy flew from the basket to the 3-point line to block the opponent's shot, he was locked in that year's No. 1 pick.

If Fat Tiger played four full years at Duke, took the team to the finals three times, won the championship once, and didn't seem to have many shortcomings, how would he be touted by the media?

Just before he entered the alliance, he had the momentum of being blown into the leader of the next era.

Before Ewing, only Abdul-Jabbar had the same momentum.

Moreover, the media in Ewing's era was more focused on sports, which made his reputation spread farther.

There are countless people who praise him, and he signed the most salary as soon as he entered the league, so that people like Carroll who don't care about anything also gave birth to the idea of ​​blowing him up.

This is undoubtedly a miracle.

Carroll fought chicken blood, and the warrior's fighting power doubled.

They acquired Floyd from the Sixers in exchange for a 1987 first-round pick.

(Louis voice: another TM team)

The combat power has risen a little bit, but if you want to become a playoff-level team, you need to pray that Carroll is as excited as meeting Ewing every game.

Carol is just like Zhou Qi in the previous life, the way he can't lift his spirits is too interesting.

His very excited look at Ewing tonight reminded Louie that when Zhou Qi met Haddadi for the second time in the third season of the CBA, he played against the New York Knicks in the last minute of the NBA regular season "Bai Zhou" Strange" Porzingis looked like.

Shooting, driving, hitting back, grabbing offensive rebounds and dunks, everything came.

If it is said that Moses Malone, whom he met before, has pure malice towards Ewing and a strong jealousy of "Why does a kid who has just entered the league earn more than Linbei", then Carroll simply wants to put Ewing Destroyed, and the fighting spirit that emerged.

It's hard to tell what's driving him inside.

The Knicks almost lost the game, and Tony Campbell was the first player on the team to taste the sweetness of the system.

He found that as long as his play was right and his teammates had the pick-and-roll screen in place, he could get easy scoring opportunities.

So he often calls out tactics that work in his favor.

But how can there be any reason to call tactics on the flanks? Tactics on the field are called by defenders.

Campbell doing that would mess up the Knicks' game.

Louie called a timeout several times to scold him for his actions, but all of them failed.

Tactical fluency has improved a lot, but Wilkins has a problem.

His registration height is 198CM, but he is actually only 193CM.

These guys who lie about their height are undoubtedly ridiculous when others don't have eyes.

The effect of 193CM playing a small forward is completely different from that of 198CM, and it will be focused on defense.

Taking the position of small forward alone, Campbell is more suitable, the tactics have been run and understood, and the cousin of the essence of human movies is still dumbfounded.

Louie didn't exchange it for Campbell. He wanted to let this kid know that those who disobeyed him would never have the chance to play.

As a result, the Knicks and the Warriors, with one more loophole, hit a critical moment.

Ewing stepped up and asked for the ball in the low post.

Stockton lobbed the ball, and Floyd bet his little brother Ewing wouldn't pass the ball out.

As a result, Ewing saw the momentum of a double-team and immediately threw the ball out.

On the perimeter, the Warriors missed the most important player.

Dale Ellis, who had no chance all night, made a three-pointer and hit the lore.

The shot ultimately helped the Knicks win the game.

When Ellis hit the lore, he was silent.

He gave his teammates a high-five expressionless face, and reporters photographed his expression at the time.

Ellis's nickname was created by the New York media and came out: SIlent Assassin.

At the press conference that night, Ellis was forced to smile by Louie, trying to look as talkative as possible.

In fact, everyone knows that he is not used to being in the spotlight.

When asked about taking only one 3-pointer all night, Ellis praised his opponent's defense.

Finally, I also thank my teammates for their trust.

After they got back to the locker room, the story didn't end so well for some.

"Tony, who do you think you are? Michael Jordan? Larry Bird? Magic? Or Bernard King?"

"You are not qualified to call tactics! The last **** time I told you, on the court, only the person who has the ball can call himself tactics. You are not qualified to be damned!" Louis' dual identities as head coach and general manager are in The deterrent effect at this moment is terrifying, "If the **** show me any more **** idiots calling out a play that can get you to score selfishly, I swear! I'll trade you to Utah, or Cleveland. , or any team and city without hope, I promise I will!"

Louie's roar filled the locker room.

"The same goes for everyone else! This game shouldn't have been played to the end. We should have sealed the victory long ago. Selfishness has caused us to miss a lot of opportunities. I don't want to see this kind of **** game again!"

A mild-mannered coach never builds credibility.

If anyone wants to take Phil Jackson as an example, maybe he should look back at his years with Kobe and how much he tried to persuade Jordan to give up the scoring title during the Bulls' first few years.

On a team, the coach has to be the loudest and has to be scary.

Almost all the coaches who have left their names in history have a hot temper or a hot moment.

Because all coaches with Mr. Good temperament are initially welcomed, and then end up being scorned by the players and losing control of the locker room.

Although the hot coach will also fall into the end of betrayal because of his personality, these are the two most extreme situations.

Would you rather be loved and risk losing control of the team in the future and being despised by the players, or would you rather be hated and feared and betrayed by everyone.

In the history of professional basketball, "the former" has rarely achieved success, and the "later" has achieved great success.

Louie isn't a grumpy guy, he just doesn't tolerate issues of principle.

After Louis walked out of the locker room, Phil Jackson comforted Campbell: "Coach Lu has his reasons for scolding you, you have to recognize your own mistakes."

Campbell said nothing.

Tomjanovich chuckled: "Don't be sad, after coming to New York, your temper has gotten better and better."

"That's it, you have a good temper?" Although Weber didn't get scolded, he was scared out of his wits when he saw Louis' face just now.

"I told you, when I was in Boston, Larry, Isiah, and Bill Laimbeer were scolded every day." Tomjanovich humbled Louie, "This kind of scene meant something to him. It's really nothing. Don't be afraid of the person who hasn't been scolded. He will be the guy with a smile on his face tomorrow, but he has no interest in you when he comes to the training ground. He just wants to go into the office and drink Coke. Don't be scolded. Frustrated, as long as you realize where your mistakes are, he'll still use you."

Ewing asked something no one else asked: "What if Tony knew he was wrong?"

"Then his threat just now may come true." Tomjanovich said uncertainly.

The Sudanese took the opportunity to show off his natural sense of humor again.

"It's a good way to switch teams, Tony." Bol laughed. "You can try."

Even Campbell himself laughed.

If you want to rank the humor level of all players over 2.2 meters in NBA history.

Only Boll can compete with Yao Huan~www.wuxiaspot.com~ If you count his competitive strength, Yao is a small person at a glance.

Boll is humorous, but he also has the opposite scale.

If anyone asked him about his height, he would freak out.

The next day, when the Knicks went to the airport, a fan there asked Bol: "How tall is Ning?"

That's the question anyone who doesn't know Bol who meets him will ask.

Bohr asked in disgust, "How fat is Ning, can you see your **** when urinating?"

(1) I want to know what the Pole who played chicken blood is like. Rao is that I only have three samples of his games for many years. The first was the 2015 Asian Championships group match against South Korea; the second was the second time Xinjiang played Sichuan in the CBA17 season. There was a classic scene in this battle. "Dog's head", the third is when the Rockets were playing the Knicks in garbage time for a few minutes, good guy, can you believe that he turned to Porzingis before holding the ball outside the three-point line? Can you believe it?