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Chapter 673 His Amnesia Has Always Been Okay
The defensive intensity of the Knicks' murder tightness has changed, escalated, or declined every year.

As the Celtics who have seen the murder press go from infancy to maturity to the brutal intensity of the 1988 Eastern Conference finals, they are qualified to comment on the Knicks' murder press this year.

The Knicks are now murderous, missing Michael Cooper and Charles Oakley, but adding a defensively evolved Wilson and DPOY-level Rodman.

While Ainge's athleticism is a bit of a drag, the presence of Stevens and John Saley ensures that the Knicks' murderous tight end can still stifle opponents' offenses in a way that's more of a prisoner.

In the 3 minutes when Isiah Thomas was replaced, the Celtics were scoreless, and the Knicks led a 12-0 climax.

Rodman's terrifying 3 steals and 2 blocks proved that he is the strongest defensive player in active service.

Due to Rodman's dazzling defensive performance, Wilson's defensive output at the first defense level is just "okay" in Louie's eyes.

At halftime, the Knicks beat the Celtics 65-45.

Sampson started vigorously, but once the Knicks' flanks were flanked, it was difficult for the teammates who were emptied to respond effectively with shots.

Bird's positioning was odd, and Thomas didn't have chemistry with the rest of the starters.

Jimmy Rogers' layout so far has completely failed.

In the second half, the Celtics successfully switched to the 21 Nets mode.

You play singles for the Big Three, I play singles, and after the fight, give him singles.

It seems mindless, but it is actually the safest way.

At least, they gave the stars a chance to play singles, and the strength of the Celtics' Big Three lies there, with a difference of 20 points. In the end, the Knicks only won by 4 points.

Rogers became Wang Jingze, and he found that Bird, Sampson, and Thomas' pick-and-roll offenses were all good.

Especially when Bird holds the ball and Sampson picks and rolls.

Both of these two are existences with no dead ends in offense, and there are countless cooperations that can be derived after the pick-and-roll, which is hard to defend against.

And that's what Louie left behind in Boston.

Rogers is soberly aware that Louis has left a system that allows them to play until Sampson, Bird, and Thomas all retire.

For the result of the game, Louis was not surprised, he deliberately stimulated Jimmy Rogers.

"Jimmy, don't change your shoes if they're not broken." Louis said with a light smile, "You don't know if your new shoes fit or not."

Rogers' face changed slightly, and he remembered what he was doing.

Why go the old way?
He still has a lot of time to test his tactics, who's to say what Little Lu left behind must be right? Wasn't KC defeated by the opponent because he fully embraced Little Lu's tactics?
"The days ahead are still long, Coach Lu." Rogers said in a deep voice.

Louie is sure Celtic's days are long, but what about Rodgers?
"Larry and their competitiveness are only a few years away. If you can't succeed this year, do you think Reid will continue to be patient with you?"

Louis insidiously planted a tree of fear in Rogers' heart.

That night, Louie brought Wilson and Rodman to reporters.

罗德曼今天拿了14分14篮板5抢断3盖帽，他现在已经很像90年代那个统治篮板王头衔，并像德拉蒙德·格林一样从一号位防到五号位的小球内线了。

Now Rodman is like a bad boy on the court.

He dared to play black hands and black feet. If Louis needed a violent foul from him, he could knock anyone out with just a wink, but it wasn't his intention.

He's just trying to get a foothold with the Knicks.

Rodman didn't know how much Louie valued him.

He doesn't know how many coaches of the team have named him in the past few years, and he is that good.

"Dennis is a good guy, but it's not obvious." Wilson teased the classmates around him. "I don't know why so many people regard him as a bad guy, just because of some of his aggressive actions on the court? But this sport itself is a sport of intense confrontation. When we play on the court, we will inevitably lose control due to adrenaline. Dennis is the hardest player I have ever seen. We rely on his performance everywhere."

Louie tried to create momentum for Rodman's DPOY.

"So far, Dennis has averaged 12 rebounds per game, and sent 4 steals and 3 blocks (because he only played two games in the new season). These data are achieved by him playing 26 minutes per game as our sixth man." Louie emphasized, "The stronger our opponent is, the more time he will play. He is the best defensive player in the league. I believe that if the coaches of the league vote, he will be elected as DPOY with a high number of votes."

Rodman has become a flower to his most trusted teammates and most respected coaches.

He looked at a loss, a little embarrassed and shy.

He wanted to escape from this place, but he couldn't, so he could only keep his head down to avoid the eyes of others.

"Dennis, do you think you're going to be the DPOY this season?"

asked a reporter from New York.

So Rodman raised his head and said in a low voice: "I have been working hard on this matter, and this is the award I want to win the most."

Reporters have since asked about Sean Kemp.

The Knicks' three most popular questions are Wilson, Kemp and McHale.

They're all very funny, Wilson and McHale mostly being eloquent, quick to answer, and good-humored.

Kemp is currently no different from Rodman who just entered the league back then. He is very timid and uncomfortable facing the camera.

But the content of his game was too surprising. Tonight, he scored another dunk against the Celtics that made MSG boil.

The reporter expressed the desire of the majority of Knicks fans to hope that Kemp can play more time.

Louis laughed dryly: "He is still a child, you have to be patient, when the time is right, I will increase his playing time."

The Knicks won the first two games, and the atmosphere in the team is very good.

The "greedy syndrome" that Louis has been worrying about has not yet developed.

Because their starting lineup is stable, the position of those five players is difficult to move.

The two points he is most worried about, one is Hornacek, and the other is John Salley.

Both of them are very young and have strong combat capabilities. They have already started in other teams, but in the Knicks, they will never be able to make it to the top.

Sely's position is an insider that the Knicks currently lack. He can play the [-]th and [-]th positions. In addition, he himself is an optimist who does not regard basketball as a lifelong pursuit.As a Knicks player, he has half a foot in the entertainment circle outside the court, appearing on various shows, and even asked Louis to take him to meet some directors. He wants to make movies.

Although he is one of the Knicks' executors, he is not as fierce off the court as he is on the court. He lacks a sense of competition and doesn't care whether he is the main force or a substitute.

This kind of person is a treasure, and Louie is ashamed that he almost traded Sely last season.

As for Hornacek so far, he has shown no dissatisfaction, and has not asked Louie for more playing time, because he signed a contract that does not expire until 1991.

This year is not his contract year. He has no demand for data and enjoys the Knicks' team atmosphere.

What about next year?Will he ask for more shots and playing time for his big contract?
Louie is difficult to determine, the rest of the people, Rodman is fine, Angie and Bowie are veterans who come for the championship, they don’t care about their roles, Stevens has a special nature, he is like Udonis Haslem of the Knicks, as long as Louis is there, he will be there, no matter what the role is.

Kemp and Doug West are both rookies and won't be a problem for a year or two.

Reggie Williams is in a special situation. Although he is very powerful, he has a glassy body and is prone to injuries. He does not have the stamina to play as a starter. He came to the Knicks to join Ewing because he wanted to play next to his senior and win the championship by the way.

Brad Rohaus is the only dispensable player on the Knicks.

He is Matt Bonner of the Knicks.

If Hornacek and Saley don't have problems, the Knicks will be fine internally.

Louie finds himself in a much better position than Boston.

When he was in the Celtics, he had to balance the needs of Cedric Maxwell, he had to deal with the racism in the team, and he had to make everyone obey him. But in the Knicks, there were really thorns.

If the Knicks have nothing to worry about for the time being, what can prevent them from winning three consecutive championships can only be external factors.

Celtic?Lakers?pioneer?Or some other dark horse?
So far, Louis will see the Lakers as the number one rival.

Because the coaching staff of the Celtics and Trail Blazers have problems, other teams are competitive but not strong enough to challenge the Knicks.

After two days of rest, the Knicks flew to Orlando to challenge the new Magic.

During the trip, two things were discussed within the Knicks.

One is international news, the Berlin Wall is open; the other is a sports scandal, former MLB superstar Pete Rose (Pete Rose) was fired by the Cincinnati Reds due to a gambling scandal.

This made Tomjanovich nervous: "Are you saying we bet on that bastard Michael Tyson's fight in the same way?"

"What Tyson, is there such a thing?" Louie always lost his memory when it should be, "Did you take the things in your dreams seriously, Rudy?"

Tomjanovich opened his eyes wide. He had never seen anyone who could utter nonsense without changing his face: "Oh, is it?"

"Yeah, what Tyson, who is Tyson?" Louis smiled naturally, "Nothing."

Whether this matter is that serious, Louis is not sure, but he is sure that this is a private matter between him and the teaching assistant. Since it is a private matter, as long as they don't admit it, isn't it safe?

He couldn't help but praise himself for his wit.

(End of this chapter)