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Chapter 73 The Strongest Personal Ability in History

On May 5, Davis looked at the Bulls players who walked out of the Madison Garden Arena with their heads down, and did not see any frustration or disappointment in them, even though they were 25-0 behind the Knicks.

On the contrary, what DeWeese saw was the real flame of revenge on the Bulls headed by Jordan.

Jordan's performance in this playoffs is still so amazing. He swept the Eagles led by Wilkins 3-0 in the first round, and swept the Cavaliers led by Price, Larry Nance, and Doherty 4-0 in the second round.

After entering the Eastern Conference finals like a bamboo shoot, the Bulls slammed into the Knicks' iron wall.

The Knicks coached by Pat Riley is already an out-and-out championship team in terms of star personal ability, teamwork, tactical proficiency, player morale and other aspects.

Pat Riley, who created the glory of the Lakers' "showtime" era, is eager to win another championship in the exact opposite way of the Lakers.

Because the Knicks are this year's Eastern Conference champions, they have home court advantage. The first two games were played at Madison Square Garden.

The more mature John Starks continued to be the vanguard of Jordan's defense.

After 4 seasons of training, this undrafted player has successfully demonstrated his value. In the regular season, he averaged 17 points and 5 assists per game, becoming an indispensable support for Ewing.

He defended Jordan very successfully in the first game. Jordan hit 27 goals in 10 shots and scored 27 points. He also efficiently hit 14 goals in only 8 shots and scored 24 points.

The Knicks won the first game of the series 90-98 at home.

In the second game, Jordan still made high shots and low shots, hitting 32 goals in 12 shots. Although he scored a game-high 36 points, the Bulls had no deterrence at all. Only Pippen and Scott Williams scored in double figures. Facing the five Knicks who scored in double figures and Ewing and Oakley's domination of inside rebounds, they lost again 91-96.

"The rebounds were 34-45. None of the Bulls had double figures in rebounds. The highest was Jordan's 9." Davis recalled the details of the game on the way back.

"No wonder the Bulls in the post-three-peat period want to strengthen the inside, and the shot is Rodman, obviously for the rebound. This first three-peat depends entirely on Jordan's performance. The inside is old and weak..." Davis couldn't help complaining about Jordan's teammates. Except for Pippen, the rest are basically crooked. Although they can't reach the CBA level, they are obviously weaker than other teams.

You look at the "ancient version" of the Cavaliers' Big Three, look at the Magic (it seems to be mixed with some strange team), look at the Suns, which team boss has a supporting role that is not stronger than the Bulls?

DeWeese returned to the hotel in New York and prepared to rest for one night and return to Orlando tomorrow. The next game will start on May 5, and there are still 29 days in between.

He suddenly became interested in the Bulls this season. He only knew that the Bulls led by Jordan were very strong and won three consecutive championships, but he didn't understand the deeper things.

Called Orlando, and after a while, a fax appeared on his desk.

92-93 Bulls season details.

Seeing the player data, Davis smiled wryly.

“乔丹32.6分，皮蓬18.6分，霍勒斯格兰特13.2分9.2篮板，BJ阿姆斯特朗12.3分4助攻。。然后首发中锋比尔-卡特莱特6分6篮板？？？这就是公牛得分前五名？”

This statistic made Davis think of the Philadelphia Mosaic team eight years later, the most famous 8-offensive and 1-defense team led by "The Answer" Allen Iverson.

"Is it no different from Philadelphia back then?"

But continuing to read, DeWeese found that things are not so simple.

Averaged 105.8 points per game, 98.9 points conceded per game, and average shooting percentage. . .

Davis' pupils suddenly shrank.

The shooting percentage is 48.2%, the whole team!
"This shooting rate is really terrible. This is a team with the outside line as the core, and it can have a shooting rate of nearly 50%."

In the first two games of the Eastern Conference finals, the Bulls were obviously not at a normal level, and their shooting percentage was only 43%.

And this shooting percentage happens to be the Knicks' average opponent shooting percentage in the regular season.

"Did the first two rounds go too smoothly? The Eastern Conference Finals were directly pulled into their own rhythm by the Knicks? But that was Jordan. Although the first two games were less than 40, but the following games... Well, I am looking forward to it."

After studying the Bulls' data for a while, Davis went to sleep with a desire for the next game. . .

Game three in four days. . . .Forehead. . .Somewhat strange. . .

Jordan's shooting percentage in this game was only a poor 16.6%. . 18 out of 3He basically hit the Knicks' penalty area all the time. Although his shooting percentage was impressive, he scored an astonishing 17 free throws and scored 16 free throws.

And the best helper around Jordan-Scotty Pippen stood up. He hit 12 goals in only 10 shots and got 10 free throws. . .

How to put it, if you use the true shooting percentage to describe it, Pippen hit a true shooting percentage of 88.8% under such a large defensive pressure. . .

Pippen, who scored a game-high 29 points, eventually led the Bulls to a 20-point victory over the foul-stricken Knicks at home.

Ewing played 38 minutes, took only 13 shots, and scored 21 points, which is also the highest score of the Knicks.

For the Knicks, only Ewing and Antonio Mason Jr., who was played off by Jordan, scored in double figures, and Mason. . .Only took 12 points.

83-103, the Knicks suffered a disastrous away game.

Jordan's performance has officially begun!
In the fourth game two days later, Jordan turned on his avatar mode.

30中18，三分球9中6，罚球14中12，54分6篮板2助攻1盖帽2抢断。

The entire Knicks were shrouded in the shadow of Michael, trembling.

Even though Ewing and Starks both scored 24 points, and the whole team scored in double figures with five players, it was all useless. Under the leadership of No. 23, the Bulls had firmly suppressed them from the first quarter, and all the defensive rules seemed to be invalid for this man.

Davis watched Jordan play recklessly on the court. Although it was not a Magic game and could not receive system messages, Davis guessed that Jordan must have fully utilized his talents and skills.

Watching the Bulls successfully tie the score at 2-2, and Jordan's inhuman scoring performance made Davis excited and shocked at the same time.

"Is this the person I will challenge in the future? This person who has the strongest personal ability in history...God."

　Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 will be presented later. Unfortunately, the writing is limited, so I can only describe Jordan’s ability roughly. If you are watching a video and writing a battle report, the word Jordan should be full of words throughout the text. .Jordan made a mid-range shot, Jordan made a three-pointer, Jordan broke into the penalty area and caused a foul, blah blah blah, so let's make up for the rest. . (Laughing unkindly) In order not to let everyone say that I am a scumbag, the meaning of these chapters is still too much, explain everything before the protagonist lands, and then officially start the protagonist’s journey to the NBA
　　
　
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