The Rest, Only Noise

Jordan is another concept.

The greatness of Bird and Tragic is that they are the great players that critics love to "make teammates as good as they are".

Jordan is obviously inferior to them in this regard, because he focuses more on personal strength.

People have never seen a guy who is as easy as drinking water to win the scoring title, but at the same time he was selected to the All-Defensive Team and also won the DPOY.

That's why, when he started his own era in Louis' past life, everyone agreed that he was the best in history.

He has both individual heroism and team honor.

Now, Louie lives in a world where the 1992 Jordan's list of honors still lacks a championship.

He has longed for this honor for too long, and the failure of Game1 reminded him that if he does not use his full strength, he is likely to fail like 1988.

Jordan blew up Wilson's defense.

In front of superstars, no matter how good the defensive ability of individual soldiers is, it is useless.

Surprisingly, it wasn't Wilson's defense that was vulnerable to him, but the Knicks' "law" that seemed to be failing as well.

The Blazers seem to have formed a Jordan-dominated one-star, but the problem is, they don't have shooters who can make 3-pointers.

Terry Potter was seen dead.

For example, James is the player who combines the best combination of attacking the basket and driving his teammates, but the one-star shooting style that changes the formation by holding the ball and attacking the basket and relying on his teammates to grasp the open three-pointer still has problems that it cannot solve-player configuration There must be all-round shooting, and the four shooting must be reliable, and the NBA salary cap is destined to collect qualified 3D players is difficult to achieve.

But the Blazers' "four-shot" is not a three-point shooter in the traditional sense.

Except for Porter, everyone else is a two-point shooter inside the arc.

This is also a shot, but the shooting range is reduced, and the space opened is smaller, so it seems that it does not make much sense to shoot with one star.

Because if the space is small, a team with a good defensive rotation can prevent and fill gaps through the enthusiasm of the players.

But that's what Jordan did.

Offensively, neither Wilson nor Rodman can guard him.

He must be double-teamed. If he encounters a double-team, if he thinks that the opportunity is good, he will choose a one-on-two. If the opportunity is not good, he will pass the ball to his teammates.

It could be Blair Shaw, it could be Porter, it could be Nance, it could be Barkley.

Most of the time, it's Barkley who catches the ball.

As long as he catches the ball and chooses to break through, the Knicks' double-team will strike again.

And Barkley usually doesn't pass the ball, he has the confidence to challenge double teams

The Knicks can be called the league's first defensive quality. In the face of a monster like Barkley, the effect it can produce is not great.

As a DPOY, Rodman can't guard Jordan from the outside, and can't stand against Barkley on the inside. This game is his Waterloo.

His most confident skills and his proudest strengths were ruthlessly broken.

Barkley still has a 50% success rate when he is playing against a double team.

Moreover, he can't score and has the ability to take off twice and grab rebounds.

After Ewing was called for his fourth foul, the Knicks had the same problems in the paint as the Blazers.

Louie put John Selly on top, leaving the murderous tight end of Selly as an average backup center.

Over the years, in order to stay in the murder press, he chose not to gain weight, resulting in low body weight and poor strength. In addition, he changed to a vegetarian diet in the past two years, and his competitive level has dropped significantly.

The Knicks' biggest advantage over the Blazers was wiped out.

With 3 minutes left in the third quarter, the Knicks trailed the Blazers by 17 points, 69-52.

"The Knicks in the LittleLu era have never trailed by 17 points in a single game in the Finals."

Louie stepped down and placed a five-line lineup of Chris Jackson, Miller, Wilson, Vernon Maxwell and Rodman.

This lineup relies on Wilson and Rodman’s sweeping on the defensive end. In terms of individual defense, Maxwell’s single defense and help defense are balanced, but his stature is limited; Miller defends well without the ball, but others have problems.

As a general opponent, the Knicks are worry-free, but the Blazers' flanks are a group of beasts, and those who do not meet the standards of physical talent are easily trapped in it.

"Benj, the reversal of this game is on you!"

Before the timeout ended, Louie said.

When Ewing saw this scene, he couldn't tell what it was like in his heart.

Louie trusted Wilson more than him.

This also seems to make sense, because now the inside line is either expelled, or fouls a lot, or it can't prevent the Blazers' turns and falls behind by a large score. If you want to play a chance of life, you must let the flanks play.

Wilson is the Knicks perimeter ace again, and it is right to put hope in his hands.

Ewing's heart turned sour, and he knew that it was reasonable to place his hopes on Wilson now that the overall situation was the priority.

After Wilson came on the court, he showed a leadership style with a distinct Louis imprint that was completely different from Jordan.

Anyone who's watched Wilson in his rookie season can't believe it's Wilson's way of dealing with a crisis.

He's not like Bird, he's not Jordan, he's not like any of them, he's taking the ball like a savior.

No, he wasn't holding the ball, it was in Chris Jackson's hands.

He brought Miller and performed 2High tactics like the inside line, but unlike the inside line, when the outside players used the 2High series of tactics, they did not go to the inside line, but to give full play to the skills and characteristics of the outside line players. Pull the sides apart.

Thanks to the help of Wilson and Miller, CJ got a lot of vacancies and pulled the ball from the left-wing three-point line, shhh!

"Will this weirdo, abandoned by Boston, be New York's hope of reversal?"

Wilson's performance always has the feeling of listening to thunder in a silent place.

He doesn't hold the ball, and he's not the most eye-catching one. However, he opened up the CJ pick-and-roll and involved defense, and the defensive end double-teamed Barkley. The fierce defensive action forced the Fliggy to pass the ball and force out mistakes.

He suddenly cooperated with CJ in a hand-off, received the ball but did not let the ball stay in his hand for a second longer. Taking advantage of the riots on the Portland defense line, he passed the ball to Miller in the bottom corner and made it three. point.

Only three players on the Knicks know what Lou wants them to do.

One is Stockton, one is Rodman, one is Wilson.

But only Wilson can complete his task successfully.

After the Knicks changed, they chased 8 points in a row. Wilson did not score a single point, with only 2 assists and 1 steal in the data.

Some effects cannot be reflected in data.

The Knicks' small lineup played five minutes in a row, chasing the difference to 7 points.

In the last 10 minutes of the fourth quarter, Louie replaced Rodman with Ewing and continued to play.

The arrival of Ewing has curbed the Blazers' strategy of increasing the frequency of hitting the rim to enhance offensive efficiency.

Wilson's performance in turning the tide and his leadership role in stabilizing the morale of the army made Ewing also battered.

He always sees himself as the leader of the team, but tonight, his leadership value is almost nowhere to be seen.

Returning to the game, he sees limiting Barkley as his mission.

Barkley repeatedly carried people to the basket, and he would be intercepted by Ewing, who was thrown from the flank. Ewing deliberately avoided physical contact with Barkley so he could intercept the Flying Pigs at the top.

Barkley is fierce and invincible. He had crushed the Knicks' penalty area before, and no one can check and balance. Now, when he encounters King Kong Moon, it is difficult for even him to force the ball into the ball without knocking Ewing's body away. basket.

Ewing's needle-like defense in the penalty area made Louis clench his fists.

This is an ironclad proof that Ewing is completely different from his previous life.

Even if the DPOY in recent years is not Ewing, in Louie's heart, Ewing is also the best defensive player in the league.

His defense caused Barkley's rushing efficiency to plummet from a terrifying 60 percent to 40 percent, and the point difference continued to loom.

The final five minutes are the decisive moment, and Louie once again used the "law" on Jordan.

But Jordan hit the top three first.

Then face to face and shake Wilson away, make a pull-up jumper.

After the steal, he counterattacked with a one-stop dunk. 2 minutes before the end of the game, he turned on the dominance and opened the difference to 10 points again.

When Wilson continued to chase points by holding the ball like Jordan did, time was no longer on the Knicks' side.

It's a game dominated by superstars.

With 24 seconds left, Wilson made his last attempt to hit a three-pointer.

Barkley grabbed the rebound, the Knicks tactical foul.

At this point, the suspense of the game is gone.

Neither side had a timeout to call, and Barkley made two free throws, 106-99.

In 20 seconds, the Knicks quickly dribbled the ball and made a strong three-pointer in the half court. Jordan missed the defensive rebound.

Wilson fouls Jordan.

Jordan also hit two free throws, 108-99.

With only 6 seconds left, Wilson received a pass from his teammate and encountered Jordan pressing in the frontcourt.

In this unsuspenseful 6 seconds, Wilson and Jordan's offense and defense~www.wuxiaspot.com~ were like the last shot in the tiebreaker.

Wilson didn't get out of Jordan's defense until game time was over.

When the referee blew the final whistle, Wilson knocked Jordan down with an elbow and threw a half-time three-pointer.

Jordan sat on the ground with a grim look, "Every game after that will be the result."

Wilson rubbed his waist and said dismissively: "People like you who have never really won, only talk big, enjoy the night, you won today."

"The game is over, but Benj and MJ's duel doesn't seem to be over yet, they spat a lot of trash at each other and then parted ways!"

"The big score is 1-1, the Knicks lose home-court advantage, and after that, they will play three straight games in Portland."

"Portland used this game to prove to us that they are fully capable of ending the Knicks dynasty!"

The NBCSports commentator said the conclusion, and Louis stepped forward and patted the players on the buttocks to show a good shot.

They lost a game but not confidence.

The smile on Louie's face had disappeared, because this time, the wolf really came.

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