the rest, only noise

Chapter 859 is this tune
Larry Nance, following Pat Riley's orders, easily stayed out of the paint.

This arrangement can maximize his basket protection threat.

In the previous six games, although this arrangement allowed Sean Kemp to average 18 points per game, it limited Ewing's scoring average to 22 points per game.To achieve this step, the strategic goal of the pioneers has been achieved.

Unexpectedly, the restricted area that the Blazers thought was as stable as Mount Tai suddenly became the center of the New Yorkers' offense.

The suspected "2 High" tactic offense did not hit low or high shots like the "2 High" that the Blazers are familiar with.

Ewing and Kemp, every time they made a pick-and-roll for Stockton, pulled decisively to the left and right, and came to the position near the basket and half-slammed.

Stockton would choose one of those guys to pass the ball to.

They catch the ball, shoot it, hit it.

Nance, standing inside the free throw line, was like a paper tiger that could not hurt anyone, and was not taken seriously.

Problems on the defensive end are only one of them, and the second is the offensive end.

The defensive effect brought by the Knicks' five-defense team starting far exceeds the previous six games.

They seem to finally understand that to defeat the Blazers, they have to use the most primitive way, which is exactly the way they came to power in 1988.

Only magic can defeat magic.

The Blazers started with a wave of 10-0.

After Riley called a timeout, he made a serve error. Fortunately, Porter fouled early, otherwise the Knicks would have fought back.

Coming to the frontcourt battle, Wilson, who had been pulling away as a space point, finally had a chance to make a move.

Rodman's off-ball screens allowed him to open up the 45-degree angle on the left wing, but his touch was a little weaker.

"boom!"

Shots outside the three-point line are most likely to bounce off long rebounds.

Long rebounds are an unstable factor on the court. Even if the inside line gets stuck, as long as the long rebounds fly out, they can't do anything about it.

Because the landing point of the long rebound is usually outside the paint area.

However, as a rebounding idiot, Rodman has mastered the magical ability to predict the rebound's landing point. He is the first player to judge the rebound's landing point, start before everyone else, and run to the landing point to catch the rebound.

The Knicks got a second chance, and Rodman grounded the ball to Ewing.

Ewing leaned against Nance, turned over and made a bunny jump shot.

"boom!"

Still missed, but still Rodman's show.

Nance had already given all his strength just to hold Ewing back, and he had no energy left to protect the rebound. Rodman took the ball off the court from several people's hands.

He chased the ball and flew out.

In the air, he hits the ball back into the hands of his teammates.

The body flew to the auditorium, and then immediately jumped up to join the battlefield, full of crazy fighting spirit and fighting spirit like a stimulant for the human form.

His demeanor moved the queen Madonna, who was almost intoxicated and said: "This guy is the real version of John McClain (the protagonist of "Die Hard")!"

Rodman saves the ball back to Wilson.

In front of him stood Jordan.

At this moment, nearly half of the quarter has passed, and the Blazers can't get a point.

"Could you be planning to set the record for the lowest scoring in a single game in the Finals?" Wilson taunted, grabbed the ball with one hand, leaned against Jordan, suddenly shook his shoulder to the right, and then turned left to break through.

His attack was predicted by Jordan in advance. Not only did the fake shoulder shaking not deceive Jordan, but Wilson's attack was roughly blocked by the trapeze, and he could not take another step forward.

Wilson put away the ball. At this time, it was either a pass or a strong shot.

"Don't dare to vote, you son of a bitch!" Jordan growled.

Wilson, who originally wanted to pass the ball, changed his decision immediately. He leaned on Jordan's half of his body and suddenly exerted force to push the opponent away, and then pulled him up with the strength of his feet.

Jordan's reflexes are fast enough, but Wilson's size has an advantage.

With a height of 203 cm and a wingspan of 223 cm, Wilson cannot be blocked by opponents of the same size as long as he creates shooting space.

"Shh!"

Wilson executed the most unreasonable attack in basketball on Jordan's head.

After scoring the goal, Wilson shrugged and mocked: "You got what you wanted, don't you thank me?"

At this time, the score came to 12 to 0.

Riley's timeout has no other requirements for the offense. He arranges the defensive end, allowing Nance to leave the paint area and actively defend the Knicks' half-shots inside.

Offensively, he let his stars play by ear.

Now, 12 points behind, the game has passed half a quarter, for the Blazers who have not yet scored, this game has become tormented.

"I understand the mood of the Blazers players. They are very impatient." The tragedy teacher said, "The delay in breaking the scoring shortage will lead to deformation of their technical movements."

Doug Collins saw Jordan dribbling the ball and said directly: "Now watch Michael!"

Jordan acted resolutely, knowing that the Blazers needed to score to relieve their tension. They couldn't just rely on shooting, they had to go to the basket.

Therefore, he met Wilson face to face, stopped and started quickly, and passed the defense with explosive power. The speed was extremely fast. Just as the Knicks' pocket double-team was about to form, he had already carried Kemp's body and made a lot of physical contact to force a layup.

The referee blew his whistle, and Jordan's ball went into the net.

"This is what superstars should do in times of crisis!"

Louis walked to the midfield position, called Kemp to his side and said: "If you must foul, do it hard, and don't give him a chance to 'hit a three-pointer'."

"Yes, coach."

Kemp went back, and Jordan made an extra penalty.

3 is better than 12
Inside the garden, Wilson was ready to hit back with the ball.

He stands up high against Jordan, dribbles, changes direction, and attacks left.Unlike Jordan, his speed and explosive power have no advantage in one-on-one, so he relies more on his height and arm length to create shooting space.

Wilson dribbled to the free throw line and made an emergency stop for a jumper. The height of his shot made many people desperate, and even Jordan could only cause slight interference.

"boom!"

It's a pity that he didn't feel good at the beginning.

However, the Blazers' restricted area is home to Ewing, Rodman and Kemp.

Nance was squeezed out of the key area of ​​the card by Ewing, and the last rebound was easily picked off by the gorilla.It's just that Clifford Robinson's help defense made his second attack at the basket miss.

As a result, before Ewing missed the ball, he was caught by a bird that leaped two meters away, riding on Robinson's body and brutally dunking the basket to score.

14 is better than 3
"You can see their determination for this game from the suffocating offensive and defensive intensity of the Knicks." Costas said vividly, "They expressed their desire to win in every action!"

Under the defense of the Knicks, the Blazers' offense has been stiff and unable to find vitality.

They have to play around the core.

This is also Riley's original plan. The Knicks' defensive pressure has made the Blazers' offense boring. They basically have the few routines, Jordan dribbles, high singles and then jumpers/breakthroughs, or distribute to Barkley, or attract double-teams and then distribute to others.If Barkley is double-teamed, pass out the secondary position, and outside players can also take the opportunity to shoot long shots to score points, but the central idea is still the performance of the core players.

Riley's goal of allowing players to increase their muscle mass also had an effect at this time.

When the offensive end is like this.The flanks with explosive athletic ability have turned into the most brutal blue-collars. Everyone has tendons, long arms, thick legs, hard fists, fouls that can foul, and rebounds that can rush rebounds. As long as they are hard enough, they have a chance to play in Portland.

The Knicks made the Blazers realize that this game will go to extremes, and they will not hold it.

Brutal hand-to-hand combat took place on the field.

Louis' son, 8-year-old Lu Wuxia, watched with his own eyes a group of grown men who were about the same age as his father scrambled fiercely for a position.

It's a game he couldn't have imagined.

In addition to Jordan and Barkley, Xavier McDaniel staged his best goal in the finals at this time.

It was a round of biting and choking each other.

The Blazers couldn't find a chance after being defended until the 20th second.

McDaniel was originally a war madman who had no brains, no cover, and no consideration for the consequences of doing anything.He got the ball from the baseline, and Robinson wanted to give him a screen. Kemp and Rodman originally wanted to double-team him. As a result, he didn't go to the screen route at all. Instead, he took the risk of being forced out of bounds and went straight to the baseline.

7 is better than 15
This intensity lasted until the end of the first quarter, 24 to 18.

The Knicks led by 6 points, and both sides' starters were full.

During the intermission, Louie looked at the players off the field and found Chris Jackson.

If he can find the status of Game5 tonight, even if he only finds half of it, it will be a disaster for the Blazers.

"CJ, you replace John." Louis looked at the others, "This game is very intense, if you feel tired, just tell me, I can replace you at any time to rest!"

Wilson, Rodman, Ewing and Kemp are the same young people. The advantage of being young is that they can play, wear hard, and are not afraid of the coach's death.

Hearing that Louis wanted them to continue fighting, they not only did not object, but also showed a bloodthirsty side.

"The first quarter is just a warm-up!" Ewing raised his arms, "Go up and show the people of Portland what fucking melee combat is!"

CJ also wanted to follow. Louis grabbed him and reminded: "They can fight hand-to-hand, you have to be cautious, and you don't have to fight like them unless you have to. You are allowed to play for your offense. No one expects you to defend anyone."

Chris Jackson said seriously: "Understood, coach."

His so-called "knowledge" was that he collided fiercely with Terry Porter while defending, and the two fell to the ground at the same time, one was fine and the other injured his foot.

Seeing CJ bouncing around, Louie regretted letting him play, but this guy gave everyone a surprise when he came up - he killed Porter. It can be seen that he has integrated into the theme of this round of the series.

Grinding teeth and sucking blood is the tune.

(End of this chapter)