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Chapter 744 In the Name of Tragedy

This is a game in which the tragedian shows his leadership qualities to the fullest.

He carried the Lakers and responded to everything about the Knicks.

What does it mean to respond to everything?

To put it simply, no matter what defensive strategy the opponent uses, he has a way to break it.

At the end of the first half, the Lakers trailed the Knicks by 9 points.

"I still have faith!"

Tragedy told CBS reporters firmly.

Seeing the tragedian's statement, Louis was not surprised. He knew that the tragedian whose state + mental attributes had been stimulated to the extreme would become a problem for them in the second half.

I just didn't expect it to be so difficult.

The Lakers' first offense in the second half was actually initiated by Pippen.

Pippen received the pass from the tragedian, and he didn't know what kind of ecstasy he was poured into, so he boldly attacked Wilson's defense.

If it was put before, Pippen would definitely not have the guts.

I think that Pippen's daring to play singles with the ball is the reason why Wilson's defense was broken.

Pippen accidentally dribbled, walked the baseline, and rushed to the basket for a dunk.

Such a goal is not particularly shocking to Lakers fans. That is Pippen's characteristic. Since his debut, he has been famous for his athletic ability and finishing in the penalty area.

How much the morale of the Lakers has improved, Louis does not know.

He only knew one thing, and Wilson was upset.

There is a Michael Jordan-esque fighting spirit in Wilson, who doesn't like to be challenged.The challenge Pippen brought him made him understand how he felt when he challenged Jordan.

Unable to accept his anger at being scored like this by his opponent, Wilson got the ball at the free throw line with his back to Pippen.

There is no extra movement, shaking his shoulders and turning left to make a jump shot.

"Shh!"

Louie usually doesn't stop Wilson.

After all, he is the core of the Knicks' offense, and he should be given the right to take over when necessary.

Ewing is often jealous of Wilson's tactical status, but he also knows that with his offensive ability, it is difficult to support the Knicks' offense, so he complains and complains, and rarely competes for offensive tactical status.

The tragedian saw the source of Wilson's anger at a glance.

In order to continue to stimulate him, the tragedian deliberately called the pick-and-roll, asked Wilson to switch to him and said: "Although you are the MVP of this year, I don't think you are better than Scotty."

After all, the tragedian beat Wilson back.

Scored on Wilson in almost exactly the same way.

The turnaround shot behind the shoulder shake is exactly how Wilson scored against Pippen.

The tragedian originally thought that Wilson would be completely blown up by him.

As a result, although Wilson, who arrived in the frontcourt, received a pass from his teammates, he did not continue to conduct personal offenses to destroy the Knicks' N. UCLA system as expected by the tragedy maker.

He obviously didn't get Louis' warning, but after being willful for a round, he forcibly suppressed the desire to fight back.

I saw Wilson dribbled the ball with his right hand, raised his left hand, and called for a tactic.

Ewing made a high screen, and Rodman pretended to cover for Miller. As a result, he cut in without anyone touching him.

His fake-screens were so good that the Lakers guarding him didn't react at all.Wilson made an exquisite ground pass to the position, and Rodman caught the ball and dunked.

"Hey, catch the chicken." Wilson called the tragedy teacher contemptuously, "I have encountered more serious provocations than this, but I have always done my duty."

"That's why Coach Lu trusts me. I'm different from you. I never do what I want, so I can beat Larry, but you can never." Wilson sneered, "Always."

The tragedy master who wanted to break Wilson's defense from the spiritual level was broken by Wilson instead.

"Isn't this kid's speech too ugly?" Louis scratched his ears excitedly, "Although what he said is the truth."

Tomjanovich looked strange: "Why do I feel like I'm going to lose my mind when catching chickens?"

Probably Tomjanovich has seen many players irritated by the Knicks, and he has been able to judge whether the opponent is awake through the body language of the players.

The tragedian is in a state of extreme unconsciousness.

Seeing Wilson coming to defend himself alone, he wanted to single out with the ball and blow up the opponent's defense in exchange for his own momentary pleasure.

However, Wilson is not like him. The defense that has been selected to the defensive team in successive years is not for nothing.

In the next four rounds, Tragedy made 4 of 2 shots, a good shooting percentage, but the two shots he missed were all converted into Knicks' counterattack points.

Moreover, for the two goals he scored, the Knicks' response to the positional battle also succeeded.

In other words, in the two rounds of offense and defense, the Knicks scored four goals, while the Lakers only scored two goals.

The tragic division, who was thinking about reducing the score all the time, had to watch the Knicks open the point difference to 16 points under the leadership of Wilson.

The two sides thus entered the fourth quarter.

From the third quarter alone, Wilson's performance was great. He not only suppressed the tragic division on both ends of the offense and defense, but also expanded the point difference, allowing the Knicks to take the lead at all levels.

The tragedian calmed down after a few minutes of intermission.

Just when Louis thought that he had misjudged the strength of the tragic master, the opponent came up with two three-pointers and a counter-dunk dunk, scoring 8 points in a row, narrowing the point difference to single digits.

The Knicks suffered a 3-minute scoring drought as David Robinson, Pippen, Derek McKay and others all made full-out defenses.

In order to curb the Lakers' climax offensive, Louis called two timeouts in a row.

Especially in the second timeout, he decided to entertain the Lakers with a murderous pressing.

Wilson, who rested for 3 minutes, plus Rodman, Stevens, Sely, and Reggie Williams played.

The extreme defensive strength makes the Lakers more dependent on the tragedy division.

The playmaker takes the ball, the playmaker passes the ball, takes the ball again, attacks with the ball, and makes a jump shot.

It took 20 seconds for the tragedian to score with difficulty.

The Lakers decided to let the tragedy master dominate their offense, and the others concentrated on defense.

Wilson didn't want to confront the tragedy at all. He created Williams' three-pointer by holding the ball and breaking through the ball.

The latter took the opportunity to vote.

Although he didn't make a shot, Rodman grabbed an offensive rebound to make up for it.

"Wrap the chicken!" Wilson yelled. "Don't let him catch the ball!"

The most astonishing thing about Murder Press is the suppression of the attacker.

Thick as a tragedy teacher, there are endless difficulties in catching the ball under Wilson's defense.

The Lakers decided to let Pippen transition the dribble.

Pippen got the ball, and what was waiting for him was not the response from the tragic master, but Rodman's vulgar defensive foul.

Williams withstood Pippen's breakthrough, and Rodman's flanking attack was full of violence, and Pippen was overturned by him.

The forum boos like thunder.

Home killer Earl Strom saw the situation clearly and didn't blow the whistle.

Rodman himself was also very surprised, and then picked up the ball and hit it to the frontcourt.

Pippen dropped the ball too sensitively, his teammates were powerless to stop it, and the Knicks scored another.

The point difference returned to double digits.

Can the Lakers see hope?

Out of sight, without any hope.

At least their head coach, Pat Riley, doesn't know how to make his team win the game in this situation.

Tragedy tried his best, but the Knicks played the murderous press that once hanged the Celtics.

Louie rewrote the definition of the full-court press and made the murder press famous in the basketball world.

When a team wins a game with a full-court press, it's always said that "they defend like the Knicks."

How good of a defense is that?
The greatest point guard tragedy of all time couldn't do what he wanted in the face of the Knicks' murderous press.In four rounds, he only succeeded twice, one of which was violently fouled.

The only time he succeeded, he went to the frontcourt and scored a layup.

Counting the free throws caused by the foul and this layup, the Knicks scored 3 points in four rounds (two free throws and one hit), but the Knicks scored 4 of 3 in counterattack + three positional battles.

Scottie Pippen choked under the pressure;
David Robinson's gentlemen's weakness is completely exposed. Although he is more popular than Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, he will never be trusted by the team like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

Kevin Johnson was abandoned, and Aguirre, Divac, and Derek McKay were unable to affect the overall situation.

one more time!
one more time!
The Knicks' murder press once again slaughtered opponents!

When Wilson faced off the tragic dribble, rushed to the frontcourt and scored a dunk that silenced the forum, the point difference reached 20 points.

The tragedian opened his mouth slightly, as if he didn't react.There are less than 4 minutes left in the game.

Even if they still have strength left, the dawn of victory has already shone elsewhere.

Riley requested a timeout.

Louis and the players high-fived, but his eyes were locked on the tragic master.

"Coach, don't you have anything to say to us?"

Rodman asked.

"Yes," Louis said softly but profoundly with a pity, "don't let them live."

This means that the Knicks will continue to press the murder until the end of the game.

To stay alive, Louie swapped out Reggie Williams and Saley for Doug West and Danny Ainge.

Their murderous press no longer has an inside line, but it has the same extreme rotation and defensive expansion as those teams in the small ball era that focused on unlimited defenses.

The timeout ended and the teams returned to the court.

The face of the tragedy teacher who always had a smile had long since disappeared. He stepped on the floor of the forum and knew where the outcome of this campaign would lead.

Unwilling and pain spread in his body, he stomped down on the ground fiercely and roared.

"It won't end like this!"

The sound penetrated the field, and the tragedy master ignited the fighting spirit of his teammates, but in real life, fighting spirit is only one of the basic conditions for victory, just like the fans all over China have more fighting spirit than Zhou Qi, but even if Zhou Qi walks on the field, his role is greater than that of the fans.

The tragedy master held the mentality of fighting to the death and challenged the Knicks' murder press with the ball again and again.

As Louie rotated, the murder press was not as strong as before, and the tragedian's success rate rose to [-]%, but Benjamin Wilson brutally choked the Los Angeles with two three-pointers.

Louie's compassion did not affect his team.

Because the New York Knicks have no mercy, the most brutal team ever, and as long as Louie doesn't let them stop, the reign of terror will last until the end of the game.No one expected that the climax of this game would be the last 2 minutes of losing suspense. The tragic master persistently challenged the Knicks' murder press, success or failure, falling to the ground, getting up again, time and time again, he challenged the top of the world one after another, keeping the point difference within 15 points. All his teammates lost confidence, only he was still fighting for that impossible result.

With 10 seconds left in the game, the Knicks stopped pressing. They thought the Lakers would give up, because the difference between the two sides was 14 points and the opponent had no chance.

But the tragedian dribbled the ball and tore through the unsuspecting Wilson's defense, forcing his way to the basket.

"Dennis, stop him!" Wilson yelled.

Tragedy's plan came to naught, and Rodman ruthlessly jumped up to forcefully stop Tragedy with his sixth foul.

With only 2 seconds left in the game, the tragedian got two free throw opportunities. Rodman made six fouls and left the field. The boos of the forum were louder than the rounds, and some Los Angeles people cried.

Yes, not just Louis, everyone saw something in that man.

It was the only thing about him.

At this moment, on top of his stalwart body of 6 feet 8 inches, the only thing that can be seen is the word "tragedy".

(End of this chapter)