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Chapter 854 Different old enemies lead you to different paths
Chapter 855 Different old enemies lead you to different paths

When Wilson faced Jordan again, he said: "CJ just decided to temporarily transfer the title of 'Jordan Terminator' to me, because he thinks ending you is not a big deal, and I think he is right. To deal with a small role like you who has never won a championship, you really don't need him to take a shot, I am enough."

Jordan's lips twitched, and he said with hatred on his face, "Do you want to die?"

"Even if I die, I will go to the ground with four championship rings." After Wilson said, he directly used his height and arm length to pull on Jordan's head.

Jordan reacts fast enough, but can only interfere, with limited impact on the arc of the ball.

"Shh!"

"As long as I am here, you will never get the ring." Wilson said arrogantly, "I allow you to use this sentence as your epitaph."

Benjamin Wilson has been a defiant "asshole" from day one in the league.

Many people have forgotten that he dared to talk trash to Bird in his rookie year, and even mocked Jordan in turn in his first championship season. He is a militant.

Just because he chose to "take a step back" in the face of competition within the team should not misjudge his character.

Before the start of this round of the series, even Louis almost forgot that this is a lunatic who dared to provoke gangsters to lure the opponent to shoot at the point of gunpoint.

What is it to him to provoke a crownless Jordan?
Jordan's response ball fell on Wilson's body more than ten seconds later. It was his back hit, turned over, fouled and scored.

This foul allowed Louis to finally replace Chris Jackson, who was caught in the "I am.? I am.? I want to.?" question.

Stevens replaced him.

Now, the Knicks need defense.

Let the players do the offense.

Jordan scored an extra penalty and chose to defend Wilson from the frontcourt.

"You'll miss touching the basketball very quickly," Jordan said brutally.

In terms of defense, it is also the first defense. Jordan's single defense ability is higher than Wilson's.

His off-ball defense is even better, and he has a bestiality that is perfectly suited to the murderous press.It is one of Louis' dreams to let Jordan enter the murder press as an ace, but with Wilson, Jordan is not bad.

It's just that now seeing him defending this quality of off-ball defense, Louis is a little worried about Wilson.

Under Jordan's defense, he had difficulty even touching the ball.

Will he really be so guarded that he can't even touch the ball?

"Why didn't you call a few more screens?" Doug Mo didn't understand Wilson's aggressive behavior.

Louis shrugged and said helplessly, "Old Mo, you're going to overwhelm me with this question."

He also wondered why Wilson didn't call a screen.

Wilson's current off-the-ball running is not so much a master of off-the-ball skills as a master of tactics.Give him tactics, and he can run out of the open space satisfactorily. If you don't give him tactics, relying on his off-ball running ability alone, he is not considered a top off-ball player.

Because off-ball running without tactics can only be limited to a small range, once the range expands, it will affect the offense of other teammates and drag down the whole team.

This is something that Wilson, who regards the team as greater than the individual as his creed, will not do.

In that range, it is almost impossible to get rid of Jordan without resorting to tactics.

"You can't get rid of me at all!"

Jordan growled in his ear.

Wilson snorted coldly, raised an elbow suddenly, and threw it at Jordan's face.

Jordan was burned from the elbow to his face and suffered severe pain. Tears, snot and other unknown liquids all flowed out.

When the Blazers players saw this scene, they naturally wanted to come over to escort them.

But Jordan didn't bleed. The furious flying man grabbed Wilson and was about to punch him, but Nance stopped him.

Wilson smiled and said, "I'm sure you'll 'miss' the feeling of me hitting you soon. Why don't you fight back, Michael? What are you hesitating about?"

"Michael, no!"

Nance knew that Wilson was luring Jordan to hit him. Once Jordan had a T, or even two Ts, the Blazers would be finished.

"He wants to get MJ down?" Lao Mo called out.

Zhao Yuanzheng bit his lower lip, which was different from the image of the sunny boy they were familiar with.

"People change." Louis looked at Wilson on the field with relief, "He is no longer the stunned young man who faces the gun. Now Benj is a meticulous, decisive villain. I just met a similar person in Boston. You all know him. His name is Larry Bird."

When Louis chose Wilson, he made it clear that he would be the one who would fight Bird, Tragedian, and Jordan in the future.

So, on the first day Wilson joined the team, Louie asked him to study Bird's video.

From off-court research to direct confrontation on the court, he has faced the peak Bird and was almost knocked down by the opponent, but in the end, he grew up in the training of GOAT.

Not only did he get past Bird, he learned the other side's game, which isn't the way to be respected, but Wilson was destined to be as iconoclastic a superstar as Bird was.

The way he elbowed Jordan and challenged the flying man to force him to fight back, even Louis felt strange.

Louie had this feeling at the time—is this really Benj?That superstar I raised with my own hands is a domineering villain?When did I teach him this?

If Louie had had the chance to ask that question, Wilson would have replied: When you made me watch Larry's tape over and over again.

Although Wilson's elbow was obvious through the playback, it avoided the referee's sight at the time of the incident. This was an angle he carefully selected, and Jordan's counterattack was also blocked by his teammates.So, neither side was called for a foul, and the game was stopped for a short while.

Riley complained loudly, and he clearly saw Wilson swung his elbow.

Hearing this, Wilson retorted: "Maybe that happened (waving the elbow), but it's also possible that Michael accidentally hit me with his face."

There was no immediate decision on this kind of thing. Considering Wilson's status and Garden's bonus, the referee couldn't make a follow-up penalty, but would pay more attention to the two of them later.

The Blazers didn't want to accept this result. Jordan suffered such a heavy elbow, but nothing happened?This is too hateful.

The game restarted, and because of the conflict just now, the feeling of mutual hatred between Wilson and Jordan has come out.

Jordan's physical impact on Wilson was both violent and clean.

What is violent is his strength and focus, and what is clean is his limbs. It is indeed very "upper" and there are no unclean movements.

Louie couldn't help but wonder what made the two men so different.

In the end, the answer fell on the tragic master and Byrd who didn't know where he was torturing himself.

When Jordan grew up, the main opponent was the tragedy division, and Wilson's main opponent was Bird.The objects they study are different, and naturally they become different.

Jordan is as elegant as a tragedian, like a saint on the court. Although he has a hot temper, he attacks with reason every time.Wilson is like Byrd, a vicious dog who cannot be judged by common sense.

Their duel became the theme of the second quarter.

Jordan scored a goal, and Wilson had to return one in the next round.

Wilson was guarded one, and in the next round, whether he defended himself or asked his teammates to help him, he had to guard Jordan.

This determination shows in every way.

Compared with Wilson, Jordan's personal ability is a little more prominent, and even the Knicks' pocket formation of four people did not stop him.

On one possession in the second quarter, Jordan pulled the bar three times in the air to force a score.

Louis admitted that this is difficult for Wilson to do.

Wilson's response was to cut out and catch the ball, but it felt hard and he didn't make a shot.

It can be said that since then, Wilson has fallen behind in the duel with Jordan, but he is not far behind, and he can respond to what should be responded, even in an unfavorable situation, he has never flinched.

Just as Louis expected, he became Jordan's biggest rival on his way to the sky.

The confrontation between Wilson and Jordan not only stabilized the precarious situation of the Knicks, but also reactivated the team's N.UCLA system.

When he was singled out, he didn't abandon the collective consciousness.

Once he's blocked, he'll pass the ball to whoever has the chance.

Teammates who are infected by him will also fight bravely to attack first.

In a one-on-one duel, Jordan won.

But the cooperation between teams, the Blazers lost.

In the first half, the Knicks, who were 16 points behind, stubbornly chased the point difference to 7 points.

This number should have been 10 points.

But before halftime, the Blazers gave up defending the Knicks' backcourt three-pointer, and Wilson threw it casually and hit the board.

"Look, this is 'The Conqueror'! He's always making those shots and letting you know who he is, this is our King - Benjjjjjjjj~~~!!"

After Marv Albert became a senior at NBC, the Knicks' home commentator became "Clyde" Walter Fraser. He is a famous player in team history and the leader of the first Knicks dynasty.

When interviewed, Louie looked anything but relaxed.

Although Wilson's performance is pleasing, it is not cause for joy.

"If we rely on Benj alone, this game will be very difficult." Louis said honestly, "Our strength has never been in one person's strength. Once we become very dependent on the performance of one person, it means that we are in the most dangerous moment."

Riley was different from Louie. He vomited bitterness to NBC's front-line reporters, saying that the referees were unfair, that MSG was too unfriendly to the visiting team, and that he said what happened to the Blazers in the second half.

He is still putting pressure on, hoping that the referee can give the Blazers some preferential treatment.

This is a routine procedure for all coaches who come to visiting teams.

On the way back to the locker room, Louis frowned. Thanks to Benj, he survived the first half, chasing 16 points from 7 points.And how to fill in the 7-point gap under such offensive and defensive pressure to achieve a go-ahead?
"Damn it! It's so difficult!" Louis complained sadly.

(End of this chapter)