the rest, only noise

Chapter 901 Little Shark, Ridiculous

"Coach, I'm fine with Patrick."

Louis seemed to be so angry that his heartbeat was going awry, and Wilson didn't forget to say a few words to comfort him.

"We'll take care of it."

"Stop pretending." Louis slumped on the chair, "You just have to do your own thing."

"Also, do those rumors really have nothing to do with you?" Louis asked.

It is very important for Louis to confirm the authenticity of this matter, at least it can prove whether Wilson is what he looks like.

If he firmly stated that the incident had nothing to do with him, but he actually did it, wouldn't it prove that he is actually a Thomas-style double-faced villain?
"It has nothing to do with me."

Wilson answered in the affirmative.

"Don't play word games, is it just irrelevant to you, or has nothing to do with you and the people behind you?"

Wilson did not circle around with Louis, and reiterated: "My team and Patrick's team have always had competition, but this kind of thing, they will only catch wind and shadow, and they will not create something out of nothing."

"I believe you." Louie smiled, "Go, I know you're busy."

After Wilson left, Louis was the only one left in the room.

He pretended to be indifferent on the surface, but in fact he felt a little sad about the deterioration of the relationship within the team and the irreversible confrontation between Wei and You.

The perfect team he imagined should not have such problems.

The 1984 Celtics, despite their internal conflicts, became the perfect team in the Finals and remained dominant and united for years to come.

Since entering the 90s, the Knicks have rarely achieved unity.

Because the competition between Wilson and Ewing is a war from within.

Wilson became stronger and stronger, and the confrontation between the two would only intensify, not ease, and they would not become good teammates fighting side by side like Bird and Thomas.

Although Thomas failed to share the pain with Byrd, Louis doubted that, with Ewing's virtue and Wilson's tolerance for him getting lower and lower, would they not be able to do it together with Gan?

These things made Louis very weak and tired.

They're not the same as a trade, they're not the same as the draft, they're not the same as starting from scratch on a new team, they're all different.

Tom Heinsohn called him the Light Chaser because he was always chasing the bright spots in his players and making them shine on stage.

But now, Louis prefers to be the soul catcher.

Possess the special ability to capture the thoughts of geniuses, and control their thinking, let them unite in the face of difficulties, give up in the face of interests, and make the best side for the team in the face of choices.

99 percent of the time, Wilson is that player.

Not Ewing.

He has his own set of standards, and he will not change them casually.

He's also good at dragging Wilson to his level and then using his experience to gain the upper hand.

During this process, Ewing was very angry, Wilson was very painful, and Louis was powerless to watch them turn against each other.

No one can control the heart except firm belief.

It is a pity that Louis lives in a world without faith, and if there is, it is not in the United States.

Evil capitalism only believes in capital.

And isn't it the benefits brought by capital that brought Ewing and Wilson to this point?

Money really is a bastard.

The next day, the league announced the punishment for Rodman.

Rodman was also suspended for three games and fined $3 for a flagrant second-degree foul.

The second-level malicious foul itself will automatically be suspended in the next game, so in total, Rodman will be suspended for four games.

In the next four games, Sean Kemp will do his part as the Knicks' starting No. [-].

On November 11rd, Clinton staged the biggest upset of the campaign before Wang Wang, defeating Bush Sr. who was defiant and arrogant with the old Carter, and became the new talker of the Charm Cafe.

On the same day, the Knicks ushered in their first home game of the new season at Madison Square Garden.

How good is the league at arranging gimmicks?
Their opponent for the Knicks is the Orlando Magic.

It's the same team that won the top prize in the '90s.

Today is O'Neal's rookie season debut.

In addition to the gimmicks on the field, there are also off-field ones.

The Knicks invited Lakers legend Wilt Chamberlain to drop the ball symbolically for Ewing and O'Neal.

MSG also invited popular female singer Whitney Houston to sing "The Star-Spangled Banner".

And today happened to be the day when the Knicks' home stadium held the flag-raising ceremony.

This BUFF is stacked like a disabled transgender gay black Mlm in the 21s. Does anyone dare to reject any role he/she auditioned for?
In order to record O'Neal's career debut, NBC specially conducted a nationwide live broadcast for this unsuspecting game.

There was plenty of interest in O'Neal, the most hyped player of the cable era and a surefire superstar.

It was only at the beginning that Marv Albert, a staunch Knicks supporter, started talking.

"A lot of scouts think the sky is the limit for Shaquille O'Neal. How high he is depends on his ability to understand the game, realistically, and make the most of his physical gifts. There are indications that he will be a special player, and he may very well be the next Ralph Sampson."

The commentators for MSG Media TV are Walter Fraser and Bruce Baker.

Baker asked Frazier what he expected from the game before the game kicked off.

"I believe many people are like me. The focus of attention tonight is not the Knicks." Frazier smiled. "I have heard many people mention Orlando's 'Shark'. Is he really that good? I will wait and see. But I think Patrick Ewing will be better than him. As a rookie, his physical confrontation will encounter problems. Ewing will use his experience to make the Sharks fall into a foul crisis."

Chamberlain will naturally be affected.

He was wearing a flamboyant purple shirt today, and when asked how he compared himself to O'Neill, Da Beidou was uncommonly humble.

"I'm not going to compare myself to O'Neal. He's a new concept. No one has ever been as strong, so quick and explosive. He's so special, and also, I've only made $42 in my entire career, and he's on a $600 million rookie contract right now, so... well, nothing compares."

You just need to know that Chamberlain is bullshitting, he must be making more money than 42.

The elders all have a sense of arrogance, and so does Chamberlain. Although technology is innovating and sports are developing, no matter when, the elders will not admit that their time is behind.

The stars of the '60s looked down on the '90s in much the same way that future '90s stars will look down on the '20s.

They make sense, but only make sense.

If you really have to think about it carefully, most people will admit that competitive sports develop from generation to generation.

After several decades, the competition methods have been updated and changed countless times.

"Patrick, didn't you say you wanted to give that kid some color?"

Before the opening, Louis called Ewing to his side with a look of fun on his face.

"Now, your chance has come, don't let everyone down." Louis said to Ewing with a smile.

Ewing glanced at O'Neal. Since the Magic is a weak freshman team and tonight is their first game of the new season, the Knicks' coaching staff did not study them.

This is an encounter, but the Knicks undoubtedly have an overall advantage.

Before the start of the game, Chamberlain threw the ball symbolically for both sides, and then shook hands with O'Neal and Ewing, leaving a classic photo of "Chamberlain looks like he can still play for 10 minutes".

At the same time, the members of magic are not much different from what Louis knew in his previous life.

There was Nick Anderson, who missed four free throws in the finals and lost a good game, and there was white power forward Jeff Turner, who was of mediocre ability, but was out of the circle because of an injustice.The reason why he was wronged was because he didn't do it at all, but the world is full of his legends.

Turner became famous when someone misused his name and went around his hometown, and it was eventually exposed.

There is also Scott Skiles, who was poached from the Cavaliers during the offseason. At this time, he is not the NBA's single-game assist record holder.

Donald Royal SF, a nobody.

If it weren't for O'Neal, this team should be diving into the lottery to get another No. [-] pick.

Even with O'Neal, their record will not change.

However, now that you have a core, you need to be energetic.

With the opening jump ball, the more experienced Ewing succeeded, and cooperated with Stockton to play O'Neal around through the pick-and-roll.

O'Neal didn't know who to guard in that situation, he was like a headless chicken, what he hit was what.

Ewing took the ball in the middle and attacked the basket in three steps to score.

Although it was Turner who defended Ewing, Ewing insisted on talking to O'Neal: "Rookie, this ball is for you!"

"What's so crazy about him?" Louis said to Zhao Yuanzheng, "If I were a shark, I would dunk hard on his head. I really think no one can deal with him except Sampson?"

As a result, the Magic chose to pull away and let O'Neal play singles.

Facing Ewing, O'Neal was visibly nervous, his body didn't move, and the second back hit, the ball went out of bounds on his feet.

"Shark, what's wrong with you, shark?" Louie yelled in disbelief.

In O'Neill's view, his reaction was to deliberately mess with his mentality.

Ewing became even more arrogant, looking at Louis with a wild expression.

Just this, is it worthy of your seriousness?
Little shark, ridiculous!

At that time, Louis had a question, is the uglier he looks the easier it is to convey information through expressions?

Ewing didn't say a word, but his face was full of obscene words.

Putting it into the offensive end again, this time, Ewing didn't go to the pick-and-roll, and directly chose the low position.

O'Neal tried his best to defend, but Ewing, who was full of confidence, turned around and shot, and hit the iconic bunny jumper again.

(End of this chapter)