the rest, only noise

Chapter 1012 Hardcore Era
Reggie Williams came on, but didn't do what Louie ordered to guard Thomas.

Because before he and Thomas got up, Wilson got ahead.

Williams turned around and asked Louis what he meant, but Louis was noncommittal and acquiesced.

So it was Wilson on Thomas and Williams on Jerome Cosey.

Today's Wilson is no longer the rookie who was frozen in Thomas' All-Star game.

Thomas brilliantly guided the dribble to bypass Wilson's defense, but his explosive power was not what it used to be, and was caught up by Wilson's late serve.

Wilson's defense has been hailed as a textbook because he rarely gets used to it.

As a defender, Wilson has the top static and dynamic talent. Others need to get started to produce interference effects, but as long as he moves in place, he can stop opponents with his arm length.

Thomas' shot was touched by Wilson's fingertips, and the arc deviated from the basket and flew directly out of bounds.

"Prevent well, Reggie will come too!"

Spike Lee yelled.

Miller growled impatiently, "Can you fucking shut up!?"

This puzzled Louis. He didn't know what the conflict between the two was.

Conflicts are a matter of the previous life. In this life, Miller is a member of the Knicks. What is the director doing?

It wasn't until later that Louis knew that the reason why Spike Lee opposed Miller everywhere was because Miller "drives away" the white moonlight Dale Ellis in his mind.

This generation of Knicks fans, but anyone who is new to the pit, almost all watched the 1988 Eastern Conference Finals.

Ellis's turnaround in that series inspired a generation.

Miller certainly wasn't the one to "drive out" Ellis, but it's true that Ellis couldn't stay with the Knicks because of him.

Over the years, as the rest of the Knicks grew, Miller didn't get the chance to save the world that Ellis had, so in New York, Miller Black has grown into a huge group.

The group believes that it was Ellis, not Miller, who should have been on the protection list.

Moreover, the important members of the Knicks in 1988, except for Ellis, other players are still playing in the team, what a pity.

Miller has fought against this inexplicable malice for years, and has always proved himself to be no worse than Ellis.

That's why he couldn't tolerate Wilson messing around.

If Wilson maintains this style of play, even if he really has the strength to surpass Ellis, he will not have the opportunity to show himself, because Wilson will not give him so many possessions.

Wilson defended Thomas, Miller ran to the frontcourt, and called a tactic himself.

Williams gets the ball at the top of the arc and Wilson screens for Miller.

The feeling is familiar, and Wilson has done it a lot before.

Miller ran out of opportunities, and Cosey was firmly blocked by Wilson within the three-point line.

Opposing Wilson was "X-Men" Xavier McDaniel, who had a reputation as a thug. Cosy was stuck by Wilson, and he should switch to Miller.

But he obviously didn't make the right judgment in this round.

He stayed put and gave Miller a chance.

The ball was passed to Miller, and he raised his hand for a shot.

"Shh!"

31 is better than 36
The family area is near the VIP seats in the front row. After Miller scored a goal, Lu Wuxia shouted to Spike Lee: "Reggie is still great."

"Son, I really hope you've watched Dale Ellis play." Knowing that Lu Wuxia is Louis' son, Li was not only not angry, but also responded gently.

On the court, Thomas tried again to penetrate Wilson's defense.

Thomas dribbled the ball gorgeously, but it was difficult to tear apart Wilson's defense.

"Tsk tsk. Benj's condition is really good tonight." Louis thought secretly.

Wilson's defense succeeded in making Thomas look like the No. 1 domestic streetball who was showing off in front of Paul.

Anyone who has watched that video should have the impression that Paul was the last one to take out No.1 KO.

Thomas was not that embarrassed, but Wilson's defense was like an unbreakable iron wall, successfully containing his offensive.

When the smiling assassin was about to call the pick-and-roll, Bavita blew his whistle.

Everyone's attention turned to the inside.

Kemp fell to the ground, looking at Nance with a provocative face, and Nance was furious, spitting and cursing at Kemp: "You dirty bastard, if you dare to touch me with your dirty hands again, I'll break your arm!"

Everyone didn't know what happened, they only saw Nance elbow Kemp, the latter lay down, and the referee blew his whistle.

To Nance's threat, Kemp said contemptuously: "If I were you, I would do it directly. If you really dare to do it, believe me, you will be the one who will have your arm broken."

Nance's foul cost the Blazers the ball.

At the same time, it also gave Riley a chance to make a substitution.

It didn't surprise Riley that Wilson was able to pin Thomas, what surprised Riley was that they couldn't take the initiative if they didn't put in the right five.

But he couldn't get the right five players to play the full 48 minutes.

Therefore, how to arrange troops is Riley's biggest test.

As before, he chose to hug the number one big daddy's leg-Jordan replaced Thomas.

However, he is not going to replace his second father (Barkley).

In addition, Sabonis has been in hot form since Game [-]. Even if he is not as good as Ewing overall, it is still an important link for the Blazers to defeat the Knicks.

It's a pity that his body has been crippled by the Soviets. Let alone 40 minutes, with this intensity of the game, playing 30 minutes is enough.

The situation of the Blazers is similar to that of the Knicks who challenged the Celtics back then.

Moreover, Louie had "tell" Riley what to do in this situation.

Riley's desire to create his own era is well known, but at critical moments, those who should copy homework still have to copy.

When there is really no suitable player to withstand the pressure, the intensity will be used.

Louis's way of giving the Celtics strength back then was to use a murderous press.

Riley naturally learned and learned, went to Jordan, kept Mason, Cosey, and McDaniel, and then replaced Nance with Clifford Robinson, and they all worked together.

Louis predicted Riley's arrangement and took the initiative to replace Yu Tiancan to prevent him from being exhausted in the high-intensity rhythm of the next few minutes, and then let Rodman play. In this way, there is no pure center on the books of both sides. Except for Miller, the other four are forwards for the Knicks, and the Blazers are the complete Verdun defense team.

Louie called Wilson and Miller to him.

"Reggie, when we are attacking, you should try to ambush at a 45-degree angle on both wings, and when we are defending, you should try to stand back as much as possible. I know you are not a member of the murder pressing team, so I will not ask you according to their standards. I just want you to play by ear and listen to Benj's orders."

Although Miller doubted that the current Wilson could give the correct order, his current answer could only be "no problem."

Louis looked at Wilson, "Everyone says you and Mickey are the contemporary Russell and Wilt, do you know what that means?"

"Even though I always win, people think Mickey is stronger."

"Mickey has been kicking your ass lately, if you don't want that to imprint on the fans, prove yourself."

A question arose in Miller's mind, isn't this driving Wilson on a wrong path?
Also, why would Benj prove himself?

The championship ring can be worn on one hand, and he was elected as the MVP of the Finals three times, one of which was won against Jordan. Does such a person still have to prove himself?
Looking at Wilson's face, he showed an expression that he must win this battle. Moreover, with his state tonight, even if the opponent is Jordan, he has a chance to play a matchup advantage.

In terms of strength, Wilson is comparable to Jordan.

Now that he is obviously playing well, it seems to be a way to let him head-on with Jordan?
Louie believed that Wilson could beat Jordan, and Miller could only understand that.

Even if there is a mistake later, the coaching staff can make up for it in time, so Miller believes that he only needs to focus on his own performance.

"MJ, Jerome Robinson, Anthony Mason, Clifford Robinson, X-Men VS Benj, Reggie Miller, Reggie Williams, Dennis Rodman, Sean Kemp." Costas said, "That's why you watch this game, and only the Knicks and Trail Blazers game can send such a lineup for a staged decisive battle in the transition period."

"Bill, who do you think will gain the upper hand?"

"I don't know, I don't like these two groups of people." Lambiel laughed, "But I will like what happens next. It must be very nostalgic (bloody) retro (violent), reminiscent of George McCann's legendary hardcore era with a relaxed environment."

(End of this chapter)