The Rest, Only Noise

"RipCity!" Bill Shanelli would say whether the Blazers win or lose. "Good night basketball fans, it's an exciting game wherever you are!"

Louie stood on the sidelines as if they had won.

Wilson's teammates still haven't reacted to what happened just now.

He went against Louis's tactical instructions and chose personal heroism in the face of a better chance. If he makes that shot, no one can say anything.

As a result, he didn't make it.

"You better figure out what you're doing!" Ewing said to Wilson angrily.

Just as he was about to criticize his teammates further, Stockton came to persuade him.

"Patrick, leave the rest to the coach, I believe Benj also wants to win." Stockton curbed Ewing's anger.

McHale asked with a grin; "Has this happened before?"

"No." Stockton shook his head. "Never."

They walked off the court and Louie came to midfield and shook hands with Rick Adelman.

"It seems that you have a little problem." Adelman has seen the problem of the Knicks last attack.

"Young people, it's inevitable." Louie said with a smile, "If you can't balance MJ's possession of the ball with others, and continue to let MJ play in the current way, I'm not optimistic that you can beat the Lakers."

Adelman is reluctant to listen to Louie this junior talk about their game.

"This is our internal affairs." Adelman bluntly pushed Louie's suggestion back.

Louie wasn't in the mood to get involved in the Blazers' team. But he still wanted to say, without his interference, would the Blazers have a chicken Jordan?

Farewell to Adelman, he came to the sidelines to accept a live interview with reporters.

Louie was asked by reporters about the final strike.

He was angry because Wilson didn't play according to his plan. Ellis ran out of opportunities. If the Knicks lost the open 3-pointer in Ellis' loss, he thought, the whole team would have no opinion.

But such a failure, running out of tactics but not passing the ball over, is unacceptable.

"I'm sure there's no second young player who has the confidence of Benj," Louie said, referring to him. in."

Benj's goal reminded Louie of Nick Young's "stealing" Kobe Bryant's lore.

Everyone knows that the Lakers will assign the lore ball to Kobe, so Yang Shaoxia's steal is a masterpiece. He made that shot and made that dramatic steal a perfect result.

What if he doesn't make the shot?

Back tonight, as long as Benj made the lore, no one would say much.

Louie returned to the locker room to have Wilson join him for a press conference.

Moreover, he only took Wilson alone.

"Do you know what to say later?"

Before coming to the visiting room, Louis asked Wilson.

"I failed everyone's expectations and didn't follow the tactics"

"What the **** are you talking about?" Louie scolded, "That was a good shot, you just didn't make it, next time I give you a chance like this, you'll still shoot, you're full of confidence, do you **** understand? ?"

"That's a good shot?" Wilson asked in horror. "You really think so?"

"Of course I don't **** think that, but you have to **** say that, understand?" Louie asked loudly.

Wilson knew Louie's attitude: "Got it"

Because of Louis's advice, Wilson was not told anything in front of the media.

At the end of the interview, they were parallel to the corridor passage.

"Coach, I'm sorry."

"I'm sorry? What do you have to be sorry for? You are so heroic, I didn't even read the vacancies of my teammates, and I didn't listen to my tactics. MJ was no longer afraid, and shot directly in front of him. Will do it again, right?" Louie said with a smile, making Wilson wonder how he was feeling.

Is he serious?

"I"

"Right?!" Louie's smile suddenly disappeared, and he became extraordinarily irritable, "Next time, you will treat Lao Tzu's words as earwax, continue to treat the team's efforts as bullshit, and just try to be a hero by yourself, no matter what else Human feelings, right?"

Wilson has always lived in a halo.

Growing up, his team always let him play the key ball, so on tonight's last shot, his guilt was not making the shot, not destroying the tactics.

At this time, being scolded by Louis, he became bold: "Yes"

"What the **** did you say?"

"If it was Larry wouldn't you let him take the last shot?" Wilson said with his chest straight. "I want to be a player like Larry Bird."

Louie was so angry that he laughed, and behind the laughter was uncontrollable anger: "If you want to make the last **** shot, you should tell me when I am setting up the tactics, and you should say loudly to me 'Fuck your mother' I'm going to get them' instead of walking on the court without a word after I've laid out my play and giving me a last-minute surprise! Larry Bird would never do that, you're just a daredevil Straightforward coward, don't think I don't know what you're thinking, as long as you make a shot, you're a hero, I tell you, if the same thing happens again, I promise you'll be sitting on the court for every life and death ball from now on Let's watch the others fight!"

"Want to be Larry Bird for your virtue?"

"Although the boston bumper has a bad character, he will never go against my tactics. He will do whatever I ask him to do. I will let you watch his games and learn his style of play, but you learn from him. What happened? You selfish little bastard, I picked you idiot first! Damn it!"

Wilson was so scolded that he dared not speak back.

It was the day he really got to know Louie, and his attitude and confidence for the mistake he made tonight just added fuel to the fire.

Louis did not appreciate him more for that.

Back in the locker room, Louis did not continue to get angry. There were many problems in this game, many of which were caused by the rookies.

He doesn't have the habit of throwing a tantrum in the locker room after losing a game.

Louis will let everyone do what to do, and wait until the review to point out the problem.

So the night was mostly okay, and if Wilson hadn't been self-righteous to show Louis his attitude, he wouldn't have been so scolded.

Louie thinks he has restrained himself towards Wilson compared to when he scolded Ewing in the first place.

If you don't look at that last ball, Wilson was fine tonight.

He scored 28 points against Jordan for the first time. With his qualifications, the Knicks' future ace position must be him.

But the last ball turned his performance all night into shit-flavored ice cream.

Back at the hotel, Tomjanovich brought the game tape to Louie's room.

Plus Phil Jackson and Zhao Yuanzheng.

The four members of the coaching staff began to review the game and analyze it round by round.

They replayed until 4am together and found that the only player who didn't make a mistake was Stockton.

Ewing and McHale, who looked like a needle in the sea, had some problems on both ends of offense and defense.

Except for the last one, Wilson's offense seemed to be a normal choice.

"Afternoon Review Meeting"

"Take it off."

Louie turns off the TV.

"Go back and rest."

Against the Blazers, it was the first game of the Knicks' recent difficult schedule.

The next game is at home against one of the toughest teams of the 1980s, the Los Angeles Lakers.

After winning two championships in the first few years of the 1980s, they lost all three consecutive Finals matchups against the Celtics, perpetuating the curse of the 1960s when the Lakers struggled to beat the Celtics.

The Lakers can't beat the Celtics, but it's no problem to play other teams.

The pre-game analysis meeting that was supposed to be used to prepare for the game against the Lakers was scolded by Louis.

Back at home, Louie spent an hour berating Ewing, Wilson and Rodman in the Blue Palace recording room.

This period was mixed with erroneous clips of scolding other players, but the Knicks' double No. 1 pick and Rodman were the tanks that took the major damage.

Ewing was used to it. Although Louie scolded badly, as long as it was reasonable, he would accept it.

Wilson was scolded in the hallway yesterday, and he was already prepared.

Rodman's words were far worse.

Louie's main attack was Rodman's reaction when the opponent was furious and asked him to settle the bill after he elbowed McDaniel.

The scene of Rodman's apology happens to be a close-up.

"SorrySir?" Louie repeated Rodman's words aloud. "Are you serious? SorrySir? Look at your face, you look like a bitch, no, you look like a **** being raped , cowardly and incompetent, even if he is held hostage by a criminal holding a gun, he will not be weaker than you! Dennis, are you a **** softie?"

Louie's fierce attitude and vulgar words broke Rodman's line of defense.

He was scolded to tears and sobbed.

"If crying could solve the problem, I would cry harder than you." Louie asked bitterly, "Dennis, do you just cry to solve a problem?"

"I'm sorry, coach, I'm sorry."

"Damn, don't cry!" Louie said angrily, "You played well last night, but you shouldn't apologize to your opponents in a low voice after causing trouble like a jerk, you don't **** need to apologize to them, You just have to stay tough like a man, it's your duty to **** them up, **** 'sorry' to God, **** it! I warn you all, starting today, if anyone dares to commit a crime on the field After the incident, say the word S.o.r.r.y to me like a motherfucker, just this word, who dares to say, I **** want him to look good!"

Louie's anger filled the video room.

To the other "Old Men", Louie was just showing up.

And the newcomers still need to adapt, especially McHale, Wilson, Rodman, and Dale Curry. For the first time, they discovered that when Louie was angry, he was like a mad dog who lost his mind, seeing whoever bites whoever.

Rodman was crying like that, and he still didn't ease his attitude.