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Chapter 126 Records
After losing the game, the Magic didn't have any emotional fluctuations. They have to play 82 games in a season, and there is no way they don't lose.

After returning to Orlando, DeWeese went to the hospital to see Thomas.

Thomas was reading a book on basketball tactics.

"Have you entered the state so early? Can't wait to play your remaining heat?" Davis joked.

Thomas laughed and put down the book.

"I saw your game today. There is no problem with the team's performance. You and O'Neal performed very well, but there is nothing you can do about a team in that state. Their shooting percentage is 5 points higher than yours. Today, your three-point shooting percentage is only 25%, and the third quarter did not play the usual effect. Let me say that the depth of the lineup is better than that of the Pacers in the final loss of only three points." He told Davis about the game that just ended today.

After a pause, he said to Davis again.

"I have already communicated with the Pistons. Although they are very reluctant, I am considered a respectable figure in the Pistons. They have nothing to do with me. Speaking of which, I am still looking forward to working with Bird and McHale."

"I came here today to tell you that there is a press conference tonight, and I hope you can appear." Davis told Thomas straight to the point.

"Well, I'll go." Thomas nodded.

After the explanation, Davis chatted with Thomas for a while, and then went home.

On the way back, even a man with such extraordinary physical strength as Davis felt a burst of exhaustion.

Being a player, participating in team building, and discussing team tactics with the coaching staff, Davis can't wait to use one second as two seconds every day.
Also, he doesn't get paid. . .

After the draft, Davis symbolically signed a 2-year, $1-a-year contract with the Magic. . . .

Fortunately, even if the Magic lost the ball, they still stand proudly at the top of the league with a record of 12 wins and 3 losses.

On his way home, he thought about the next game.

There is no pressure in the next game, against the Celtics at home.

The main task of the Celtics this year is to cultivate two potential rookies, Mashburn and Alan Houston. They have no requirements for performance, but are more inclined to perform badly to get next year's high-ranking pick.

The relationship between the two teams is already good, the intensity of the game will not be very high, and the Celtics' desire to survive is not strong.

However, DeWeese decided to play a big one tomorrow, not to mention anything else, the day after tomorrow, the second week of December has passed, and it is time to select the player of the week for the second week. . .

After returning, Davis looked at the tomorrow's bounty task in the system space, gritted his teeth, and accepted a task that he hadn't considered much.

The next night, the Magic played the Celtics.

Davis discussed with O'Neill today, meaning that he wanted more shots, and O'Neill agreed without hesitation.

Then, DeWeese began to shoot wildly during the game.

Not only did he shoot the ball himself, but he also connected with O'Neal as usual, so that O'Neal didn't feel that this game was any different from other games at first.

Later he found out that DeWeese deliberately lowered his defensive intensity today, and started to speed up when the main players were all present.

In the first quarter, the two sides played a very rare score.

34-40.
Mashburn and Alan Houston combined for 23 points, while for the Magic, Davis and O'Neal combined for 32 points. . .

迪威斯18分3篮板4助攻，奥尼尔14分4篮板。

Seeing that Davis scored such an amazing statistic in the first quarter, D'Antoni, who was sitting quietly off the court, frowned, realizing that things didn't seem so simple.

Because according to common sense, the second quarter is the time for Davis to lead the second team to run and run. . .

With his own thoughts, Davis stepped onto the court with Mason, Horry, Scott, and Van Exel.

O'Neill was happily off the court, wanting to see what big things his brother wants to do today.

Two minutes later, D'Antoni discovered that today's second team led by Davis had completely given up on defense and played a full offensive run.

Even many times, the Magic really reached the point of the seven-second offense.

D'Antoni found that the team's offensive speed had really reached the seven-second level today, and sat up straight with interest.

But after a few minutes, he sat down disappointed.

Because he discovered that this kind of offensive speed is obtained after completely giving up offensive rebounds and most of the defense.

So far in the second quarter, the Magic's offensive rebounds are still 0. .

In the second quarter, the shooting percentage of both sides dropped, not as good as the nearly 70% in the first quarter, but because there was basically no defense, the shooting percentage was still higher than the usual level.

After halftime, the Magic led by 10 points.

The score on both sides was a surprising 76-66.
Davis had 30 points, 10 assists and 8 rebounds in the half game. . . .

"Michael's performance is so good today? It's almost a triple-double at halftime. Michael, you are very likely to win the first triple-double of your career today. The first triple-double is a triple-double of 30+. It seems that you haven't had it since you have specific statistics." During the intermission, Donovan came to Davis and said to Davis.

Davis looked at his reward task, 30+10+10. . .

Fortunately, today's opponent is the Celtics. If it is another team, it will definitely not cooperate like this.

Mashburn and Alan Houston also had a blast. One of them scored 20 points in the first half, and the other scored 15 points.

In the third quarter, the two teams continued to play fast-paced offense tacitly. As for the result.

Is it important?
O'Neill finally knew why DeWeese had told him ahead of time.

Because this pace is a bit fast.

Gradually, O'Neal, who couldn't keep up with the rhythm, simply started running back and forth with peace of mind, and didn't want to make a move.

Even the defensive rebounds at the basket, O'Neal should give in, ready to make a wedding dress for Davis.

After all, when he feels good, Davis is really feeding the ball to death. A center takes more than 30 shots in a game, and O'Neal is a little embarrassed.

离全场比赛结束还有2分钟的时候，迪威斯的数据已经来到了48分14篮板12助攻，而这时的比分差距已经扩大到了20分。

The Magic scored 132 points and the Celtics scored 112 points.

Watching the Celtics replace all the main players, D'Antoni also replaced.

He put on a pure bench lineup, but only left Dewes on the court.

What he meant was obvious.

Let Davis get the last two points and achieve his record.

(End of this chapter)