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Chapter 887 Unstoppable
When it comes to the most unstoppable player in the league, everyone has something to say.

This kind of topic has nothing to do with the championship.

Barkley believes that he is the most unstoppable power forward in the league, why?Just because the Knicks need to mobilize three people to double-team in order to defend him.

Malone thinks he's unstoppable, too, because he can score 30 points at will every night.

Saying so, the tragedian also felt that he was unstoppable.

"If I was still playing, you'd see an unassailable offensive threat." Tragedy refers to his style of play.

He's a giant guard who can displace anyone.

If the opponent is double-teaming, his pass is deadly.

His shot is also deadly if the opponent goes wide.

This is three bottles of poisoned wine, either killed by his misalignment, shot by his shot, or driven by his pass.

"I played for a team that won five consecutive championships." Wilson insisted on speaking with facts. "I am the main attacker of this team. If I am not unstoppable as the main attacker, I believe we will lose this year's tie-break or the tie-break of the 1988 Eastern Conference Finals."

"In terms of offense, I think MJ is the most unstoppable player in active service." The tragedy master deliberately sang against Wilson.

In Barcelona, ​​Wilson had a rivalry with two MJs.

They all want to lead this team.

Louis could see that the tragic master had retired on the surface, but he was not ready to abdicate in his heart.Wilson hits the tragedian on many things.

Externally, the tragedian always says that the Dream Team is his team.

But everyone knew it was Wilson and Jordan's team.

"All I know is that I won my first ring and my fifth ring with MJ," Wilson said forcefully. "And I hit five [-]-pointers on his head with a broken foot."

Jordan endured the fire and did not respond.

For him, arguing that he was the most unstoppable player only made the loss in the Finals seem even more unacceptable.

When the tragedian tried to argue that his era was more competitive and Wilson had no rivals like Bird, Ewing countered.

"I don't think Michael is worse than you or Larry," Ewing said. "One-on-one, neither of you is Michael's match. Larry, you don't have enough speed to keep up with Michael. Erwin, Michael and Benj can guard you, and you can't guard them and you can't score like them."

That's why Louis is curious about Ewing's brain structure every day.

What kind of structure is it that allows his double quotient to swing back and forth between such a high upper limit and such a low lower limit?
Everything Ewing said was true and irrefutable.

The tragedian wanted to quibble, but his words were hard to hold.

Many people think that the age of sorrow and birds has not passed, but in fact, it has passed.

Ewing's words made them realize this.

"I would say the most unstoppable person is neither Michael nor Benj." Byrd pointed his thumb behind him. "The most unstoppable person is Ralph."

In this room, everyone's interest in topics can reflect their personality.

Sampson, like the Celtics, is not surprised by honor or disgrace, does not fight or rob, and rarely speaks.

Before Byrd mentioned him, everyone forgot the existence of Mr. One.

When Byrd mentioned him, everyone fell silent.

You glance, I glance, and then agree with Bird.

There were times when Jordan was suppressed by Wilson, and there were also nights when Wilson was blown up by Jordan.

But there is no second player like Sampson, who has dominated the inside matchup for eight consecutive seasons since 1984.

Inside is the position with the richest talent pool in the league, and he dominated it.

The offensive and defensive influence brought by his height, speed, athletic ability, and skills all prove his greatness.

When Byrd mentioned Sampson, everyone was convinced.

Sampson was not proud of this. He stood up and came to his old teammates and opponents and said: "Larry, Erwin, let's stop the debate. We have created our own era, and the 90s belong to a younger generation."

Sampson looked at Jordan first, then Wilson.

"As perimeter players, it's easier for you to hold the ball than me. This is a natural advantage, and it also means that you are more convenient than me to launch an offense. From this point of view, the two of you are the most unstoppable players in the league. The most special thing about you is defense. This is a strength that neither Larry nor Irvine has. Therefore, in terms of overall influence, you are also a stronger side."

Sampson looked at Louie.

"Coach, what do you think?"

"Ralph, you're absolutely right." Louie couldn't think of a better answer.

The tragedian was glum about the result.

Everyone could see that his attitude to these matters was born of compulsion.Wilson and Jordan, who are also competitive, understand this.But apart from being competitive, there is another point. At this moment, the tragic teacher is a terminally ill person, including himself, and no one knows how long he will live.

He has been losing for a long time, and it is understandable that he wants to take a breath of fire for himself.

It's just that neither Wilson nor Jordan is the kind of person who will make concessions because of his health.

Nights like this happen every day among players on the Dream Team.

But tonight is the most special.

They swept all the way to the semi-finals against a mighty Lithuania.

On the day of the game, Jordan played cards all night, then accepted media interviews in the morning, and then went to play golf for a few hours. He was late until the team set off for the competition venue in the evening.

"You haven't slept for a second since yesterday, have you?" Louis looked at the energetic Jordan, a little terrified.

Ewing was full of resentment: "This is not new to him!"

Originally, Ewing also wanted to play wild with Jordan, but this guy's energy is too scary.

As mentioned earlier, playing poker all night and then interviewing the media in the morning is not difficult, and most players can do it.

But then skip your lunch break and go straight to golf until another game in the evening?
"Don't worry, when the game starts, I'll defend Matthew Leonis." Jordan volunteered.

"If you don't guard against it."

"Punish me whatever you want."

After the game started, Louis couldn't tell that Jordan was a person who hadn't slept for 30 hours in a row.

He remained active on both ends of the floor, much to the pain of Lithuanian hero Matthew Leonis.

Sabonis, who knocked out the Chinese team a few days ago, is no different from NBA centers in front of Sampson.

Louie could see the look of horror on the face of Sabonis' impossibly large head as Sampson swung him away from the arc for a dunk.

What the hell is this?

That was the thought on his face.

Both internal and external cores were blown away, Lithuania was defeated like a mountain, and the Dream Team won another 130-76 victory.

What impressed Louis the most was Jordan's performance.

Sampson's dimensionality reduction attack on the center is a routine operation.

Ewing, Olajuwon, Robinson, Doherty, Mutombo. One of the few centers in the NBA counts as one. Anyone who meets him will be labeled as a fool. How can a traditional center like Sabonis be exempt?

The most terrifying is Jordan.

He didn't sleep all night, and he was doing things that drained his energy during the day. As a result, he defended Matthew Leonis that night and showed his outside touch from outside the three-point line.

Riley's football strategy kept him from stabilizing the [-] all year last season.

This summer, he practiced with Wilson every day and played matchups. He stole the outside shooting training method from Wilson and applied it.

Seeing that he used one summer to plug the biggest shortcoming in his technical links, Louis clearly felt the pressure of defending the title in the new season.

A more powerful Jordan than last season is about to appear. His outside shooting may not be as accurate as Wilson's, but it is definitely not the roller coaster-like instability of Ewing's dual businessman last season.

As a player, he has no shortcomings.

Moreover, the Blazers have Isiah Thomas on the back line, and Nance no longer has to go to the center, because Sabonis is about to turn their penalty area from a weakness that everyone bullies them to a strong point with obvious advantages.

The season has not yet started, and the Blazers have been listed as the strongest opponent ever by Louis, and their threat may have been stronger than the Celtics in 1988.

Before he started worrying about this matter, the dream team still had one last battle to fight - the opponent in the final was Croatia, which they chopped melons and vegetables in the group stage. This was the last battle of this dream team. There would be no suspense, but someone would miss it forever.

(End of this chapter)