You should cross the mountains like a brave man

Chapter 865 As long as he wants (662)

Wei Xia sat quietly on the sidelines watching the two teams play.

The one-sided situation that Heinsohn said did not happen.Although Havlicek was not on the court, his determination to return with a dislocated right hand greatly encouraged his teammates, especially Dave Cowens.

Not long ago, Cowens, who has not appeared in public for a long time, said that among modern players, Draymond Green is most like him.

From Wei Xia's point of view, they don't look alike at all.

Cowens is the only player Wesha has seen in his life, two players who can use their energy to make their teammates go crazy.

The other was Kevin Garnett.

In contrast, Cowens does not have the outstanding physical talent that Garnett has, he just works harder than anyone else.

He can even be selected into the first team of the most hardworking lineup in history in Wei Xia's mind.

I saw him jumping up to save the ball like a diving fish.

He also saw him post up in the low post and use a beautiful footstep to shake off Willis Reed, the legendary center who played a great play in the finals a few years ago. He could only watch him stretch the space more and more, and then scored with a hook.

In addition to these people, Weixia also pays attention to the performance of Phil Jackson.

When Jackson was the head coach, he was extremely harsh on certain people. I won’t say much about the specific ones, and he understood everything. When he played by himself, he didn’t have so many problems.

Needless to say, he worked hard.

In this era of no blood and no fouls that many people later boasted about, he used two bloodless fouls to end himself.

Bill Bradley, the future No. 70 NBA politician in the [-]s, made a seemingly incongruous post-up attack.

He caught the ball with both hands and remained motionless as if he had been stabbed.

Cheney behind him had no idea what the opponent was thinking. Suddenly, Bradley turned around and jumped up, throwing the ball with both hands in an extremely uncoordinated way.

His turnaround jumper has no receding, and the jump range is not high, and he relies solely on his shooting touch to score.

The result went in.

Celtic's counterattack is also very fast.

Just look at these possessions to understand why the 70s were the era of the fast break.

The prototype of the small ball in the future has actually appeared in contemporary times.

Centers with outstanding skills from all walks of life entered the league, grabbed the rebound and threw long passes at their fingertips. Cowens is a rough man. Compared with passing, he is not as good as some of his era, but he is very cautious. The long pass is all about leading the ball. Cowens' thinking is to calculate the running speed of his teammates and then pass the ball to the appropriate position.

There are advantages and disadvantages in doing this. The advantage is that the transmission is in place and there are basically no mistakes; the disadvantage is that sometimes the transmission is not in place and it is very awkward.

And the long pass with the ball to lead the person often pays attention to the quality of the pass, because no one will worry that the receiver will not be able to catch up with the pass.

Only when the quality of the pass is in place can the interception be avoided to the greatest extent and a good touch can be created for the receiver.

Cowens' long pass went to Jojo White, who dribbled to the frontcourt to catch up with a two-point stop.

Judging from his offensive methods, is this different from the future three-pointer?
The Celtics' quick counterattack got the Knicks excited.

They also had to play fast, which seriously violated the wishes of their coach, Red Holman, one of the double reds in the 60s and 70s.

Fraser, who is known as the Rolls-Royce among NBA players ([-]), hit the iron with a wave of shots, and the Celtics fought back again.

Holman couldn't take it anymore and called a stop to the game.

From far away, Wei Xia could hear Holman's roar.

Holman can be regarded as Reid Auerbach's lifelong enemy. The head coach of the St. Louis Hawks that prevented the Celtics from winning ten consecutive championships was Holman.Although he always lost more than he won against Auerbach, this still did not affect people's perception of them as opponents for life.

It's as if Russell has hammered Chamberlain for ten years, but the two of them are indeed the earliest pair of rivals in NBA history.

Holman wants the team to control the speed.

The most thing the Celtics want to see is to speed up the pace of the game. They have the fastest center in the league, Cowens, and the fastest guard Jojo White among all the teams entering the playoffs.

The adjusted Knicks forced the game into a positional battle. Although the rhythm was slow, the two sides still scored 26 to 22 in a single quarter without the three-point line.

The Celtics led by 4 points.

In the second quarter, Heinsohn replaced Havlicek who had been on the bench for a long time.

Wei Xia has been tortured by a shoulder injury for a while.

He once wanted to divert his attention through the game, but the level of devotion sitting off the court is far inferior to playing on the court.

Soon, the pain made him close his eyes and wait for Heinsohn's call.

The ball was given to Cowens, and he hit Reed with the back and was blocked by others.

The rebound flew to Wei Xia's feet, and he reflexively picked it up with both hands.The sharp pain that made him tremble all over made him stop.

In the end, he picked up the ball bit by bit with his left hand.

As soon as the shot is delayed, it's gone.

He gave the ball to his teammate, missed the shot, and Frazier easily countered.

Wesha at least saw the guy picking up the rebound and passing to Frazier.

He is a white man with disheveled hair, glasses, a thick mustache, broad shoulders and long arms. Yes, even though it is 43 years since Wei Xia's time, he still recognizes this person.

The guy who tormented him for three years - Phil Jackson!
"You know we'll show no mercy!" Jackson yelled.

Jackson would never understand why Havlicek could see his face clearly, and after hearing his trash talk, those lifeless eyes suddenly burst into anger from the bottom of his heart.

There was no feud between them, and Havlicek shouldn't feel that way about him.

"I don't need you to show mercy to me either!"

Wei Xia's tone was almost indifferent.

Yes, sometimes he appreciates Jackson for pushing him through those three years.

Without the persecution of the opponent, his progress speed would definitely not be so fast.

But if he knew it would happen, would he want to do it again?Absolutely not.

Anger somehow replaces the innervation of the pain nerves to the brain.

Wei Xia started to move like a normal player.

Although his right hand is still immobile, he is no longer afraid of confrontation. As long as the balance of his right hand is not disrupted, he just needs to remember to use his left hand for everything. Even if he shoots a basketball, his right hand should be an auxiliary hand that has no effect on his left hand.

Pearl Monroe turned around after using his signature, but the attacking route was blocked by Cowens, and he made a forced shot. There were many tricks in the air, but the hit rate could not be guaranteed.

The ball spins around the rim and rolls out.

Wei Xia ran with all his might.

That's what Havlicek does best.

Run, run, till the end.

Teammates did not dare to make a long pass at the first time, because they did not know whether Havlicek's right hand could help his left hand catch the long pass.

Watching NBA games on TV, at most, I feel that their passing is smooth, but in fact, their passing is stronger than other basketball leagues.

With his dominant hand injured, if given a powerful pass, can he catch it?This is a problem.

Havlicek's teammates don't want to cause him additional pain. They would rather dribble up the field and waste a counter-attack opportunity than risk it.

White's speed was like lightning, and the moment he reached the frontcourt, the ball was given to Wei Xia.

Wei Xia received the ball with his left hand and was about to shoot.

His right hand is completely incapable of lifting and falling, so he can only shoot with his left hand when the assist hand cannot fully function.

Bang, bang, swish!
The arc was wobbly, and the ball bounced around the rim several times before it made it to the rim.

However, being able to score this goal, its effect and impact are immeasurable.

The Celtics were united and high-spirited, and Reed wanted to back-hit Cowens, but was blocked.

This time, the Knicks retreated fast enough, and they didn't want to give the Celtics another chance to score easily.

Wescia keeps running, which is exactly what Havlicek does best. He has the most amazing endurance and the most unfathomable drive in NBA history.

This old white man in his thirties may still be the best running player in the league.

He threw off Debusschere's pursuit and misplaced on Jackson.

"Give me the ball!" he yelled.

Teammates only pass the ball.

Wei Xia received the ball with his left hand, and instantly made a small fake shot. Jackson forgot about Havlicek's shoulder injury, and subconsciously thought that the opponent was still the dreaded Havlicek.

Jumping up reflexively, he saw that Havlicek was still standing still, and knew that he had been tricked, but he couldn't help it. The murderous look at that moment was so realistic that he was completely fooled.

Wei Xia passed Jackson's body and used Havlicek's left hand to throw a ball towards the basket.

bang!

Hit the board!
Willis Reed's help defense was completely useless.

"Hondo proved once again that no one can stop him from scoring if he wants to, not even a dislocated shoulder!"

⑴ Regarding this sentence, my personal understanding is that Fraser should have good luck in New York.After all, it is a Rolls-Royce. How can it be a Rolls-Royce if no one "sits"?It can even be boldly speculated that the person who "sits" in this Rolls-Royce is not an ordinary woman, but a celebrity.

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