I'm not really a brutalist striker

Chapter 82 82. Coach Mike is my relative, no one can hurt him!Woodson: The team needs an explanation!
When four or five staff on the field worked together to pull Sue away, Bruce Bowen was already lying on the ground like a dead dog, with his hands tightly hugging his ankles. The severe pain made Bowen even less howl Not a lot.

When the fans saw that Bowen's left ankle was drooping at 60°C, many gasped and covered their eyes tightly with their hands, not daring to watch the bloody and brutal scene on the field.

Although Bowen's injury is much worse than when Tomjanovich was nearly killed by Washington's brain, but Bowen is a professional player after professional training.

Compared with the original Tomjanovich, Bowen's physical toughness is not a little bit better.

But even so, Bowen's left ankle was still broken by Suter's forceful step. You can only imagine how severe the pain will be with this force!
Because there were too many people around Bruce Bowen at that time, the cameras from multiple angles on the sidelines were blocked from view, so that the fans still don't know what happened just now.

It wasn't until Suter was pulled away by the staff on the field that the fans saw that Bowen's left ankle had drooped at 60 degrees. Even fans who didn't understand any medical knowledge could clearly recognize Bowen's left ankle. My left foot must be broken!

I just don't know whether it was the brutal Suter who broke Bowen's left foot, or whether Bowen was accidentally injured in the chaos.

Regardless, fans got to witness Souter's ferocity and savagery, defending assistant coach Mike Woodson and clashing with Spurs players twice.

He even kicked Bruce Bowen lying on a stretcher to the ground. This courage is not possessed by ordinary players.

Just now, the big screen at the scene has played back the scene of Bruce Bowen deliberately stepping on Suter in the defensive round, which made the fans finally know why Suter was furious and punched Bowen to the ground.

Although the league has not officially classified the stepping action as a technical foul or a malicious foul, the stepping action is definitely a dirty method that everyone feels contemptuous of.

Through the replay on the big screen at the scene, the fans can clearly see that Bowen obviously put his left foot under Suter's foot the first time Suter took off.

As a player who has been selected to the All-Defensive Team many times, it is impossible for Bowen to not know how dangerous his foot extension is to Souter.

If Suter hadn't moved his foot to the other side when he landed, and barely stepped on half of Bowen's instep, this action would have sent Suter directly to the hospital.

In serious cases, it will even affect Suter's entire career in the future.

After all, brutal forwards like Suter rely on excellent physical fitness to play. Once an ankle injury occurs, which affects the explosive power of the body, Suter's personal strength will definitely decline significantly.

The fans understood why Suter suddenly went crazy, and pressed Bowen under him and punched him hard.

Especially the Eagles fans who were watching the game on TV were even more angry with Bruce Bowen's actions, and it would not be an exaggeration to call a person like Bowen even if he was beaten to death.

If it wasn't on the playing field, Su Te would definitely beat this dirty and ugly guy to death!
So far, there are not a few NBA stars who have been maliciously stepped on by Bruce Bowen. Even Vince Carter, who has always been docile, was so angry that he chased Bruce Bowen and beat him up.

It's a pity that the league has never issued a relevant penalty decision on the matter of stepping on the feet, which also makes Bruce Bowen stand on tiptoes more casually.

Anyway, all you need to do afterwards is to pretend to be innocent, and to irritate the opponent and let him hit someone first. Even if Bowen is unreasonable, he becomes justified. All the blame was directed at the perpetrator who beat people.

For so many years in the footsteps industry, Bowen has already figured out this process clearly. This is why Bowen is the one who gets beaten every time after stepping up, but there has been no news report about who Bowen fights with. .

Because Bowen knows better than anyone else that as long as he doesn't fight back, he is the victim. Once he and the other party start fighting, things like stepping are destined to become the fuse of the fight.

In order to avoid the suspension, Bowen can be said to have put a lot of effort into these heretical ways.

However, in this game, Bowen provoked someone who absolutely shouldn't be offended, and stretched his hateful black feet to Souter's feet, trying to challenge the last bottom line in Souter's heart.

In the end, he was pressed down by Su Te and crazily hit, and both browbones were completely shattered. It was the first time in his career that he tasted such a delicious set meal.

Of course, Bowen should never have done it, and the worst thing was that he threatened Suter and the people around Suter with death before leaving the field!

Not only threatened to kill Suter, but also killed everyone around Suter. Mike Woodson's injury was the last straw that crushed Suter's sanity.

Suter does not allow anyone to hurt those around him, especially when Mike Woodson hit his head on the seat, causing a lot of blood to pour out. This tragic picture and bright red blood, coupled with Bruce Bowen's last order The death threat, the combination of these scenes undoubtedly stimulated the beast in Su Te's body that was already ready to move.

Even if the player's fight on the field is tragic, it is just a normal game conflict.

But when Mike Woodson is elbowed to the ground by Robert Horry, the nature of the whole thing will directly rise to a level.

Beating players and beating coaches are completely two concepts.

Most coaches are not as physically fit as players. If a coach can’t even guarantee his own personal safety on the sidelines, then even the league will not be able to handle this matter.
The coaches association will not let it go, at least after this game, the coaches association will definitely put pressure on the Spurs management, ask the Spurs management for an explanation, and an apology from Robert Horry.

Even though Robert Horry has been beaten into a useless dog by Suter, who was the assistant coach Mike Woodson, and even had two teeth knocked out, the behavior of beating the coach is definitely the most intolerable by the International Coaches Association matter.

Regardless of whether the player was intentional or unintentional, as long as he beats the coach, the coach union will use all resources to pursue this matter to the end and ask the league for an explanation.

Suter's fight with Spurs player Robert Horry in order to protect assistant coach Mike Woodson is simply touching!
He had just fought a bloody battle with Bruce Bowen, turned his head and hugged Robert Horry again, knocked out two of Horry's teeth abruptly, and uttered a bad breath for assistant coach Mike Woodson.

Woodson, who is a vulnerable group, was not pushed and shoved in vain, and reasonably defended the safety of the league coaching staff.

Suter's extreme one-on-two behavior undoubtedly made the vulture's name resound throughout the league, especially the tragic encounter between Bowen and Robert Horry, which made Suter famous in a "fight", which is the real meaning Become famous in the first "battle"! !

The referee watched the entire process of the three conflicts just now through the replay center.

In the end Bruce Bowen, Suter, Robert Horry and Stephen Jackson were all ejected from the game.

Even if Suter was taken out of the stadium by security, even if Bruce Bowen and Horry were not expelled, it would be difficult to continue the game.

However, the referee's expulsion penalty is to determine that Horry and Bowen have an important factor that caused the conflict in the game, so they will be expelled again when they have lost the ability to compete.

In other words, in addition to being expelled by the referee Clifford in this game, these four players will also receive penalties from the league after the game. As for how the league will handle this matter, it is not the head coach Clifford. Should be worried.

It is worth mentioning that the reason why Stephen Jackson was expelled was that when Suter and Bowen had the first conflict, Jackson not only did not step forward to fight, but also took the opposite route to block Ginobi. Leigh and Duncan.

Although Jackson did not have a physical conflict with Duncan, he just clamped one with his shoulder, which seemed like a reminiscence between old friends.

However, Jackson's behavior prevented Ginobili and Duncan from stepping forward to fight, which further escalated the conflict in the game.

After several video replays, the referee Clifford finally decided to expel Stephen Jackson. The process of the game was rough enough, and Clifford did not allow any time bombs between the two teams to cause conflicts.

Even if Jackson's actions didn't meet the criteria for a subsequent suspension, but he was fined by the league, but he would definitely not be able to run away from this guy!

The smart thing about Jackson was that he didn't directly participate in the fight. Jackson picked himself out during the whole fight, but the stupid thing about Jackson was that his purpose of blocking others was too obvious.

If not, it would be impossible for Suter to ride on Bruce Bowen for such a long time before someone rushed over to pull him away.

In the next game, the two main players of Suter and Stephen Jackson were expelled, which greatly reduced the strength of the Eagles.

Even though the Spurs are also missing two players, Bruce Bowen and Robert Horry, the overall strength of the Spurs has not been greatly reduced.

After all, Robert Horry is just a role player with an average playing time of less than 20 minutes per game this season. Bruce Bowen's biggest role on the court is also responsible for defending the Eagles' perimeter sharp knife.

With Stephen Jackson ejected, only Derek Anderson is left on the Hawks guard line with barely any offensive ability.

After Bruce Bowen leaves the field, it will not cause too obvious damage to the Spurs. In contrast, the overall strength of the Eagles has been reduced by more than 50%.

Nash and Souter are like a pair. They cooperate with each other very well on the court, but once disassembled, they are not enough to lead the team alone to defeat the Spurs who are sitting on the "troika".

After all, the Spurs have been in the Western Conference playoffs all year round. As long as the troika remains healthy on the court, no team in the league can guarantee that they can beat the Spurs head-on.

Following the absent-minded confrontation between the two sides, the game finally ended. The Spurs beat the Eagles by 21 points at home. While ending the Hawks’ four-game winning streak, they also surpassed the Timberwolves, who ranked first in the Western Conference, and reached the top of the Western Conference for the first time this season. .

Since Suter was expelled as early as the first quarter, this also led to the failure of Suter to complete the three tasks issued by the system in this game.

As for the blessing of the hidden mission Stone Buddha, I am even more confused. Until now, I have not figured out how to trigger the blessing of the hidden mission Stone Buddha.

But now Su Te's mind is obviously not on the task, because Su Te has more important things to deal with.

At the press conference after the game, Suter did not want to attend. After all, even if a dirty dog ​​like Bruce Bowen was beaten to death on the spot, it would not be too much. No matter what kind of punishment he would receive next, Suter would not Regret the beating of Bruce Bowen.

But after the game, Suter was dragged over by assistant coach Mike Woodson.

At this time, several times of gauze was wrapped around Woodson's shiny head, and bright red blood was still leaking around the gauze.

Su Te didn't know if it was Woodson's deliberate action or if the injury was really so serious, but seeing Mike Woodson like this, Su Te felt that his heart was still full of anger.

At the press conference after the game, when a reporter asked why he had a conflict with Bruce Bowen, Suter just replied with a cold face.

"Bruce tried to ruin my career by stepping on my feet. No player can stand this kind of behavior."

"Bruce's intention to step on the foot is very obvious. Only through the video playback, I believe everyone can judge whether Bruce stretched out his sinful left foot on purpose or not."

"I'm sorry for my behavior. My behavior may have brought some negative impact to the league, but if I were given another chance, I would still beat that guy Bruce."

"Not just for me, but also for other players who have had bad footsteps on the field."

"At the same time, I also hope that the league can formulate a penalty standard for the behavior of stepping as soon as possible, so as to prevent more players from suffering this kind of unreasonable disaster that can destroy their careers on the court."

Hearing Suter's answer, another reporter off the field then asked: "Then why did you have a conflict with Robert Horry?"

"Robert had two teeth knocked out by you on the field. Many people said that your behavior was very cruel and hateful. Do you have any opinion on this?"

Su Te laughed back angrily, and couldn't help pointing to Mike Woodson, whose forehead was wrapped in gauze and showed traces of blood.

"I appreciate his behavior and courage in standing up for his teammates, but he touched my bottom line."

"The Eagles are a very united team, and we are close like a big family in private."

"And Robert actually injured my coach in order to stand up for his teammates. Until now, Coach Mike's head still reveals traces of blood. I don't even know if there will be sequelae that will affect his coaching career in the future."

"In that case, I don't think any bloody man would choose to remain indifferent after watching the coach get injured."

"Coach Mike has helped me a lot. He is like a family member to me. No one can do anything to hurt him under my nose."

"Being in the league for such a long time, many people should know my background. I have no family by my side. It is purely accidental that I can embark on the path of basketball."

"And Coach Mike is like a relative on my basketball path. He will not only guide me in tactical matters, but also care about my life."

"Robert's behavior made me feel angry. Even if I throw away the identity of Mike's coach, I will never allow anyone to spread my anger on him."

"The players' affairs should be resolved by the players themselves, instead of finding a sense of existence for themselves by beating the coach."

After Suter finished speaking, Mike Woodson on the side couldn't help turning his head, hesitated to speak several times, and finally held back.

Until a reporter in the audience questioned why Suter would kick over the stretcher and beat Bruce Bowen a second time when Bruce Bowen had already been carried on the stretcher and he had no resistance.

And also brutally broke Bowen's ankle during the beating. Is there a stress reaction and unforgivable mistake in this matter?

Hearing this, Suter just wanted to speak, and Mike Woodson on the side said first: "This incident is my reason. Bruce threatened Vulture and the people around him with death before leaving the field."

"And I was also completely enraged by Robert's behavior at the time, and I was terrified of Bruce's death threat. Vulture's action was my instigation. I hope Vulture can teach this guy a lesson."

"As for Bruce's ankle, it was a complete accident. There were a lot of people around Bruce. No one knew what was going to happen in the chaos."

"The vulture accidentally stepped on Bruce's ankle because he couldn't stand after being pushed. It was a complete accident."

"As a coach, I didn't manage my players well, and even after I was injured, I instigated the players to conflict with others. I am very sorry for this. I have not fulfilled the obligations that an assistant coach should have. .”

Hearing this, Su Te was a little anxious immediately.

Souter knew very well what Mike Woodson was doing this for, to take a scapegoat for himself, so as to reduce the punishment imposed on him by the league.

But for an assistant coach who is expected to be promoted to the head coach in the future, once the scapegoat of instigating players to fight is taken on his back, it is likely to affect Woodson's next coaching career.

After all, few teams are willing to hire a person who instigates players to fight as a coach. The stabbing players have never been loved by the management, and the same is true for the stabbing coaches.

Even if Woodson's behavior can indeed help Suter minimize the punishment, except for kicking over the stretcher at the end, all previous behaviors can be summarized as ordinary on-field fights, and even if the league imposes punishment, it will certainly not be too heavy, but This result is absolutely not what Suter wants to see.

Just when Suter was about to speak to defend, Mike Woodson on the side clasped Suter's wrist tightly with his right hand, signaling Suter not to stand up and continue speaking at this time.

At the same time, Mike Woodson changed from normal, with a look of firmness and sternness on his face.

"I don't make any excuses for instigating players to stand up for me, but I need an explanation from the Spurs and the coaches association!"

"It's a sad thing if a coach can't even guarantee his personal safety on the sidelines."

Pointing to his gauze-wrapped forehead, "Actually, it is a miracle for me to be able to attend today's press conference. According to the team doctor's post-match examination, my head hit the seat on the sidelines. , There is already congestion in the brain."

"A serious injury to a coach is an unforgivable thing. I need an explanation from the Spurs and the coaches union!"

"At the same time, I also hope that the league can make the most sensible punishment for this matter. Don't let the club, the fans, and the coaches association not be chilled!"

In the end, Mike Woodson stood up with difficulty, reached out to remove the gauze on his forehead, and showed his bleeding wound in front of all the cameras in the audience.

"My disciples and I are willing to accept the punishment result and also respect the league's punishment decision."

"Including the news I received from the general manager just now, the club will also cooperate with the league to handle this matter well."

"But! The team needs an explanation from the league to the club! It needs an explanation from the Spurs! It needs an explanation from Robert to the referee union! It needs an explanation from Bruce, who threatened the vulture with death! Let people see who is in charge of this game Victim of the game!"

"It's not only the injured party that deserves people's sympathy. Just as Bruce caused the fight in this game by stepping on his feet, Robert hit the coach and caused serious injuries from the players to the coach. I think the league will finally give everyone a reasonable and fair explanation! "

(End of this chapter)