I'm not really a brutalist striker

Chapter 104 104. Congxin's Christie!I am sworn to death by field violence!

With Chris Webber, Christie, Souter and Stephen Jackson ejected by the referee, the atmosphere on the field became somewhat strange at this time.

These four players are the real main players of the two teams. Being expelled halfway will definitely have a great impact on the overall strength of the team.

It’s okay for the Kings. Although Chris Webber is a very important part of the Princeton system, with Divac, a big center who is also good at passing, Chris Webber is not impossible. lack.

As for the departure of Christie, the perimeter defensive gate, it is not affected at all.

Originally, Christie's task was to defend Stephen Jackson, a sharp outsider, but now Stephen Jackson was ejected by the referee.

On the other hand, the Eagles suffered heavy losses because of this conflict. Souter and Stephen Jackson played the most important scoring roles inside and outside in the Eagles' tactical system.

In particular, Suter, who is vaguely growing into the "Eagle King", is an existence that the Eagles rely on both offensively and defensively.

The Eagles with Suter on the court and without Suter can be said to be two teams.

Suter's presence can not only help the Hawks form scoring opportunities more easily, but also relieve Steve Nash's offensive pressure.

But once Suter is unable to play, no matter who Steve Nash plays the pick-and-roll with, the offensive threat will drop at a level visible to the naked eye.

Even Rasheed Wallace, who has the third highest salary in the league, is not good at hitting the basket. Since entering the league, Wallace has never been an excellent pick-and-roll insider.

Compared with driving his personal offense through the point guard, Rasheed Wallace is better at turning over jump shots on both sides of the basket and long-range shooting that pulls the opponent beyond the three-point line.

This is also the reason why Suter and Wallace, the pair of inside twin towers, can exert such great power on the court, because in a sense, the styles of the two just complement each other and can just make up for the offensive area that the opponent is not good at.

This field conflict directly became the most important turning point of the game, causing the Eagles, who were still dominant, to fall to the bottom in an instant.

Even though Steve Nash still plays a very important role on the offensive end, through his personal scoring and passing, he drives his teammates to score again and again, but the King's offensive firepower is more fierce than the Eagles.

As an inside player who averaged five assists per game this season, Divac's coping ability is not inferior to Chris Webber.

This also allowed Divac to perfectly replace Chris Webber's position, helping the Kings continue to carry out Princeton's tactical moves in an orderly manner.

At the same time, Stephen Jackson and Suter both left the field at the same time, which also caused the Eagles' forward defensive ability to be penetrated instantly.

The No. 17 scorer of the Kings, Peja Stojakovic, seized the opportunity and hit consecutive shots from outside the three-point line, leading the Kings to a 6:[-] spurt in the third quarter, leading the team to resolutely blow The horn of counterattack sounded.

Facing the King's indiscriminate three-point shooting, the Eagles' already fragile defense only persisted for a moment before being disintegrated.

Except for Rasheed Wallace, the other players have become veritable defensive black holes.

And as an offensive master who ranks first in the entire league, Adelman knows how to skillfully avoid Rasheed Wallace's defense and attack other points.

Defensive Suter is a basically unsolvable problem for Adelman, but avoiding the defense of "Roaring God" and throwing the ball into the basket is definitely what Adelman is best at.

At the end of the three quarters, the Kings, who were still behind the Eagles by double digits, not only succeeded in overtaking the score, but also increased the team's overall field goal percentage from 36.4% to 48.1%.

Looking at the sharp decline in offensive efficiency on the court, Mike Woodson was on the sidelines, although he was burning with anxiety, but there was no good way to solve it.

Souter and Stephen Jackson are too important to the Eagles, and the absence of these two directly reduced the Eagles' combat effectiveness by more than half.

Coupled with the fact that Derek Anderson, who averaged 13 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists per game this season, is also absent from this game, Woodson really can't think of any other ways for the team to reverse the situation on the court.

In the last quarter, the tough Eagles still did not give up under the leadership of Steve Nash and Rasheed Wallace.

However, as the saying goes, two fists are hard to beat with four hands. Facing the king's indiscriminate bombardment, the Eagles were soon unable to parry.

In just over five minutes in the fourth quarter, the Kings extended their lead to [-] points all the way.

At the end of the game, the Eagles, whose two main players were expelled, regrettably lost the game and failed to keep the team's three-game winning streak at home.

Of course, for the Eagles, the worst thing is not that the team lost the game with the Kings, but Suter, who had a physical conflict with Chris Webber, is likely to be suspended again after the game.

Although the suspension will not be too long, it still gives Eagles coach Mike Woodson a headache.

Seeing that the team lost the game without any surprises after he left the field, Suter, who was sitting in the locker room watching the whole game, had no expression on his face, and was not surprised by this result at all.

How much the Hawks have this season? Suter knows better than anyone else that the Hawks with a complete lineup can definitely compete with any team in the league, including the favorites to win the Los Angeles Lakers and the Spurs.

But the downside of the luxurious starting lineup is that the team's lineup is not deep enough. Once the Hawks' main players suffer from large-scale injuries or accidents, the combat effectiveness of the entire team will plummet.

Not to mention losing to the fourth-ranked Kings in the Western Conference, it is not impossible for the Hawks, who are still playing, to lose to the league's bottom-ranked Magic.

The depth of the lineup is insufficient, and the rotation time cannot provide continuous and stable output. This is the biggest problem for the Eagles this season.

The only thing that made Suter feel lucky was that he had already completed the hidden mission issued by the system before he was expelled.

In addition to the rare consumable Chris Webber's Resentment, the four steals also brought Suter a reward of 3500 rage points.

Although the competition process was a bit bumpy, but fortunately, the final harvest was quite considerable. There was no bamboo basket to fetch water, and in the end both the rewards and the competition were missed.

Standing at the door of the locker room, Suter stepped forward to hug the teammates who returned to the locker room one by one, and expressed his inner apology.

Can't stand Chris Webber's continuous provocation is Suter's personal reason, but Suter's departure hurt the team, causing the team to lose this game that had half a foot on the threshold of victory.

Fortunately, Suter has a very good relationship with his teammates on weekdays, and everyone understands Suter's choice.

No one blamed Suter for fighting with Chris Webber, and even tacitly cared about Suter's injury, which made Suter's heart feel warm.

Even Boris Dior, who has always been at odds with Suter, stood firmly with Suter this time.

Reaching out and patting Suter on the shoulder, staring at Suter's wound that had been treated by the team doctor, Boris Diaw quietly gave a thumbs up behind Mike Woodson's back.

"You played beautifully this time, I've seen that guy Chris a little bit upset!"

"Obviously he doesn't have any great skills, and he hasn't even won a championship until now, but in the end, he is dragged down to [-] to [-] every day in front of the media."

"If you ask me, this kind of person deserves a beating!"

"That is to say, I don't have many opportunities to fight him head-on, otherwise I will definitely blow his dog's head off!"

Looking at Boris Dior, who was in the same hatred as himself, Suter showed a smile on his face, and with a smile, he took the initiative to hug Dior with his arms.

Although this guy often fights against him on weekdays, when it comes to critical moments, his elbows still won't turn outwards, at least he is more reliable than "someone".

"There will be a chance. Next time you go ahead, I will back you up." Patting Dior on the back with his hand, Suter smiled lightly at the "doormat".

Scratching his head in embarrassment, Dio didn't answer Suter's words.

It's not that Dior doesn't believe that Suter will stand up for him, but it's just a matter of fighting. Dior doesn't want to have conflicts with others on the court.

"Cough cough."

With a cough coming from the door, Suter looked up and found that the head coach Mike Woodson was standing in the door with a sullen face.

Before Woodson could say anything, Suter rushed over with a stride, and put his arm around Mike Woodson's shoulder.

"Hey, coach, don't say anything about teaching me, save some saliva, and think about how to deal with the reporters at the press conference."

"These people are all masters who don't see the rabbit and don't spread the eagle. Compared with winning or losing this game, they are more interested in the conflict on the field."

"You must not let them catch the loophole, otherwise tomorrow the group of dogs - Bizhi may make up something to spread rumors."

This trick is called preemptive strikes. After being together for so long, Suter has already figured out Mike Woodson's temper.

Although this guy usually likes to put on a stinky face and seems to have an aura of not getting close to strangers, he is actually a indecisive, cold-hearted and kind-hearted person.

If Suter hadn't spoken first, Woodson would have been nagging in his ears like Tang Monk chanting a mantra.

It is not an exaggeration to say that Woodson's words can even be memorized by Suter. During the one-month suspension, Woodson basically nagged in Suter's ear every day.

Supervising training, correcting mistakes, and philosophy of life, Suter doesn't know if every coach is as responsible as Woodson, or only Woodson is too competent.

Seeing that Suter was clearly trying to play a rascal, Mike Woodson shook his head helplessly. There was nothing he could do about Suter as the team's future.

Without answering about the press conference, Mike Woodson took a closer look at the wound on Suter's forehead that had been wrapped in gauze by the team doctor, and reached out and knocked Suter's head with a look of hatred.

Su Te's left eyeball was also affected due to the bursting of the brow bone. Currently, the entire left eyeball is in a congested state, which looks a little scary.

Although the team doctor said there was nothing serious after examination, this appearance is still worrying.

"It depends on whether you have a long memory or not. Human eyes are very fragile. If you have frequent conflicts with others and you receive two more punches in the eye position, you may lose your sight one day."

"Some things you can solve in another way, or you don't have to come forward yourself." He patted Suter's arm earnestly, and Mike Woodson's expression became serious, "When did you see Tim on the court? Conflict with people in person?"

"Maybe it did happen, but it was proportionally rare."

"If you want to be the leader of a team, strength is not enough. Sometimes, aura and choice are also important."

Nodding slightly, Suter still approved of Woodson's words.

There are too many actual combat players in the NBA who are outstanding, but can't afford the star position.

If you want to truly become the leader of a team, it is not enough to simply overwhelm the crowd. Regarding this point, Suter still has a long way to go.

"Don't go to the press conference after the game, lest those guys look like mad dogs seeing meat."

"I will solve these public opinion matters for you, and try to divert the attention of this group of people to other places."

He stretched out his hand to straighten his tie. Even though Woodson was almost fuming with anger from Suter, he was a disciple brought out by himself after all. When it was time to maintain, he still had to try his best to calm down his emotions.

"With you here, I feel more at ease. I didn't plan to attend the press conference."

"It's really meaningless to play Tai Chi with those guys. It's better to go home early and get a good night's sleep."

Waving his hands in disgust, Suter was not at all interested in the plot of a press conference where a lunatic plays a fool.

Who would speak their mind in such a public place?

Can what can be said be called what is in the heart!

The so-called interview session is nothing more than the players say what the fans want to hear, similar to going to the clubhouse to order a few young models tonight. No player would be stupid enough to say these words to the fans in front of the media.

Even if this kind of thing can't be hidden at all, sooner or later the paparazzi will be watching.

Shaking his head helplessly, Suter's reaction was completely within Mike Woodson's expectation. He raised his hand and nodded Suter, and a smile appeared on Woodson's face: "You guy, you are really unreasonable."

At the press conference after the game, neither Suter nor Stephen Jackson of the Eagles attended.

Chris Webber on the King's side was also missing, and the only direct participant in the whole incident was Christie who attended the post-match press conference.

Originally, Christie didn't want to attend this kind of occasion, after all, her fled side really hurt her image.

But Chris Webber was beaten too miserably, and Adelman believed that the king was the one who was hurt.

As the saying goes, whoever is injured more seriously can get the support and care of the fans.

Adelman hopes to complain to the league through the media at the press conference, sell misery to the fans, and put more pressure on the defiant Souter by the way!
Christie's body has almost no trauma, except for some redness and swelling on the face, Christie's mental state is completely fine.

Although the effect of letting the seriously injured Chris Webber take part in the press conference with injuries will be more obvious.

But after all, Weber is a veteran who has been in the league for more than ten years. If he really faces the camera with the current look that he can't even speak, then he will still be in the league in the future!

So the first time Adelman spoke, Chris Webber refused without hesitation.

What an international joke!
You are shameless, but I am even more shameless!
Facing the impatient interviews and questions from the reporters, Christie first cursed at the camera a few times to show the fans that she was not afraid of Suter at all!
And when the reporter asked, if it wasn't for the fear of Souter, why would Christie be beaten and crawl all the way back to the direction of the bench.

This question directly left Christie speechless. She didn't speak to the camera for a long time, and her face turned blue and red, as if she had suffered an internal injury.

After holding back for a long time, Christie whispered in a voice as weak as a mosquito: "I was just retreating tactically. If it wasn't for the fear of being too hard and causing the team to be implicated, I would have stood up and beaten the vulture. do not know."

"No matter how hard the fight on the court is, it's just blood. You don't really think I'm afraid of that vulture, do you?"

Seeing the reporters in the audience showing disdain for me to believe your nonsense because he-mother is a brain-dead, Christie couldn't help but slapped the table with her hand, stood up and shouted loudly: "There are no softies in Saramento! If it happens again, I will definitely blow his dog's head off with my own hands!"

In an instant, all the cameras in the audience were aimed at the emotional Christie, and the reporter who asked this question was even more excited.

"Good! Backbone!"

"Don't worry, Doug, I will personally convey your words to Vulture!"

"..."

Hearing this sentence, Christie standing on the stage widened her eyes, but there was no response from her mouth, and she still maintained the aggressive look just now.

Just as the reporters in the audience expected Christie to continue to utter harsh words, Christie sat down silently in the stands, with a look of embarrassment on her face.

"I said dude, don't take it too seriously, it's just a joke."

"We can't advocate such things as field violence!"

"As a principled basketball player, we must consciously abide by the discipline and rules of the league!"

"boom!"

With a loud noise, Christie once again slapped the table hard with her palm, and stood up again excitedly and with a serious expression on her face!

"The alliance must develop peacefully! Fighting is clearly slapping the alliance's face!"

"I am sworn to death by the violence on the field!"

"..."

(End of this chapter)