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Chapter 562 I Feel Good (7160)

What method will KC Jones use to solve the current predicament the Celtics are in?
Louis thought briefly for an answer.

Apart from letting Angie come up to provide outside firepower, there seems to be nothing to adjust.

The strength of the Celtics is on the table.

Angie can improve their offensive space in positional battles. After all, he is the top ten in the league in three-point percentage this season. He stands on the outside. The Knicks really need to give some respect.

Louis adjusted two positions.

Stevens goes off, so does Oakley.

They were replaced by Rodman and McHale.

Seeing this lineup, Auerbach in the front row of the midfield became vigilant: "That brat, isn't he trying to press the audience at this time?"

Louis' thoughts, no one can see clearly.

The lineup of Stockton, Wilson, Rodman, McHale, and Ewing can theoretically press the audience.

But Louis doesn't want to use such a lineup with such good defensive flexibility to press the opponent.

What's so good about this lineup's defense?In terms of the Celtics' athleticism, this lineup has four players who can switch four positions and three players who can switch five positions.

This gave Louis the confidence to use the defense to pinch the Celtics' wing pick-and-roll.

The real strength of this lineup is the positional offense. If the defense uses the full-court press, it is of course powerful, but it is not the optimal solution.

The adjustment of the Celtics was not as expected by Louis. They really replaced Angie, and the person who was replaced was Harper.

"It's impossible for KC to hide his thoughts from you." Tomjanovich said flatteringly.

It is far less pleasing to Louis than Zhao Yuanzheng: "After all, Coach Lu is the number one coach in the league."

"He has three championship rings, and I only have one, so I dare not take it!" Louis is always superficially humble, and he is not sure how proud he is.

Letting Angie play indirectly proved the Celtics' true thoughts.

They don't plan to make more attempts in the tactical part.

Trying to stop here, the next thing they have to do is to beat the Knicks around the offensive ceiling of the Big Three.

Wilson made an extra free throw, 15 to 7.

"Dennis!" Louis called out to Rodman, pointing at Bird as if a judge had issued a "judgment".

Rodman nodded, and the unfinished business of Stevens fell on him.

If Stevens is a Brutalist who seeks to make opponents feel uncomfortable, then Rodman is a perpetrator who likes to use defense to kill opponents.

A familiar side of Louis began to appear in him.

He'll attack Bird's back more aggressively than Stevens.

After Wilson made the free throw, Rodman stuck to Bird all the way, sticking to Bird like nougat for halftime.

The two entered the position and disappeared into the crowd. Suddenly, Rodman brought Bird down.

The boos from the Garden came down piercingly, and the fans' hatred for Rodman reached the extreme.

"Dennis' illegal act on Larry was ignored by the referee!"

This is why the No.3 referee is needed in the game.

With only two referees, a player with low moral standards like Rodman would do all kinds of dirty tricks to ruin his opponent once he walked away from the referee's nose.

On the faces of the other two giants of the Celtics, emotions beyond the game appeared.

Sampson took the ball in the low post, but he missed the double-team, so he hooked directly sideways.

His hook takes advantage of his size and also absorbs the details of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's "sky hook".

9 is better than 15
"Don't retreat!"

Byrd stood up from the ground, his face flushed, and he roared to express his determination: "press them!"

This kind of thing is nothing new for the Knicks.

Stokes served the fastball, and Wilson was double-teamed with the ball.

As he passed the ball out, Lambiel elbowed him from behind.

This time, the referee saw it.

Lambiel didn't care what the referee thought. When the whistle sounded, the impatient Wilson turned and pushed down Lambiel. Rodman immediately joined in to make things worse.

When Ewing also rushed over to participate in the firefight between the two sides, the referee Hugh Hollins realized that just standing on the sidelines and whistling could not control the extreme hatred of the two groups.

Rarely has there been such a hateful moment on the basketball court.

The atmosphere of the garden played a role in fueling the fire.

From the elderly to the children, they are all using an extremely vulgar tone to attack the Knicks players.

Plus, the heat in this damn place and the vents for the garbage.

Louie clutched at his tie, keeping calm.

The two referees worked hard to prevent further expansion of the situation and handled the conflict extremely gently.

The referee has no other punishments except for the personal foul of Lambiel.

Those involved were all fine.

This fight messed up the Knicks' mentality to a certain extent. The atmosphere of the garden is here, and the Celtics have long been used to playing in this harsh environment.

Louie sees Wilson fighting balloons.

He purposely dribbled for Lambiel.

That's Lambiel's smartest, or most infuriating quality.

One second he wants you to fight him, but the second you really want to fight, and you shoot it with the intention of killing both, his attention will immediately return to the court.

He always knew what was most important.

Wilson regards Lambir as a prey, but unexpectedly he is also the other party's prey.

Lambiel is the bait, attracting Wilson to rush in with the ball, and the person who responds to this is Sampson.

Wilson's confident attack was blocked by Sampson.

His body lost balance because of this, and when he fell to the ground, Lambiel deliberately stepped on his fingers.

Wilson cried out in pain, and Ewing, who witnessed this scene, angrily knocked down Angie who was advancing with the ball in response.

The referee called Ewing a foul, and Louie took this opportunity to replace Wilson, who was unconscious.

He saw the blood on Wilson's finger and guessed that Lambiel had done it.

"Are you mad?" Louis asked.

Wilson's replacement was Dale Ellis.

Wilson said angrily: "I wish I could kill him!"

"If you keep it like that, the guy's got his way," Louie said. "He just wants to make you angry."

Wilson said unwillingly: "How could I not be angry? That scum, he..."

"I know what he did to you. I'm not preventing you from responding, but I need you to separate this matter from the game. You can retaliate against him, but your attention still has to return to the game. That's exactly what Lambiel did. He always provokes you to focus on the game." Louis understood Lambiel's strategy clearly, "He knows that you will find ways to retaliate against him, but he knows that your revenge will not cause him substantial harm. So he only needs to focus on the game. Your revenge, he doesn't care at all."

Oakley snorted and said, "If someone can throw a punch like Kermit, I don't think he will take it seriously!"

Oakley was only thinking about hilariously, not noticing that the victim of the punch was beside him.

"Oc, shut your fucking mouth!"

Oakley regretted Tomjanovich's sudden expression and Louie's angry reprimand.

After Wilson was off the field, the magic of Boston Garden was working.

I don't know why, but on this field, the Celtics always fight relentlessly.

Russell, Havlicek, Cowens, and Bird have persisted from generation to generation and formed a specific tradition.

The green army that lags behind in the garden is the most tenacious green army.

With Sampson as the core, the Celtics played a high level of offense and defense.

Sampson screened for Bird, and his core strength was so strong that Rodman fell to the ground as he tried to squeeze through the screen.

Bird scored easily.

11 is better than 15
Ellis is inconvenient on his feet and has trouble running. Stockton's pass is passed into Angie's hands.

Sampson in the high position made a fast break.

Ainge passed the ball, and Sampson, who got the ball, dribbled a step inside the three-point line to collect the ball. Rodman, who tried to cut the ball, gave up quickly.

He raised the ball to his head, with a height of 2 meters and a wingspan of 2 meters, he raised the fire to start and dunked.

Sampson is the most annoying player on the Celtics.

His personality is very calm, unassuming, not playful, strong, and he is the backing figure of the Celtics at any time.

As the MVP of the regular season, he has never been questioned.

But now, Rodman threatened him: "Next time I will definitely throw you to the ground hard!"

Sampson sneered and said, "Just try it out!"

13 is better than 15
After catching up to 2 points, the offensive and defensive pressure given by the Celtics is getting stronger and stronger.

"John!" Louie reminded Stockton, "Pay attention to where Patrick and Dale are!"

Without Wilson, the Knicks still have a one-on-one guaranteed option-McHale.But Louis didn't intend to let McHale go to the duel, that's something to consider when you run out of ammunition and food.

Now, it's far from here.

Game5, Ewing's long-distance shot changed the trend of the game.

From then on, as long as Ewing came to a high position, someone would follow him.

As long as he has the ball in the high position, he will be defended. This is to build up the opponent's fear with real on-the-spot performance.

Ewing has understood that under Louis, he will never be the first point of attack.This incident made his agent very unhappy, but his mentor John Thompson said that this was his first step in becoming Bill Russell.

Ewing accepted the fact that he was not the main offensive force, and became completely indifferent to his shots and points.

Lambiel followed him out, leaving Sampson in the box.

Stockton passed the ball to him, and Ewing held the ball with his back against Lambiel. Ellis in the bottom corner took over McHale's off-ball screen and ran in front of him with all his strength.

Hand to hand, catch another off-ball screen.

Ellis shot from outside the three-point line at a 45-degree angle on the right!
He definitely doesn't seem to be in full condition, but this shot is absolutely impossible to miss.

"What a beautiful arc..."

Louis thought.

"Shh!!!"

Just like in Game [-], Ellis's outburst saved the Knicks' offense. At this moment, he hit the first three-pointer of the night, and the good touch reminded him-keep shooting!Keep voting! !Keep voting! ! !
"Patrick!" the always-silent Assassin yelled to his favorite center, "I feel good!"

(End of this chapter)