the rest, only noise

Chapter 893
After Sely replaced Yu Tiancan, there was a gap in the inside line of the giant shoulder wind.

As a substitute for the team all the year round, without any competitive pressure, and has won five championships in a row, Sely, like many people, has lowered his requirements for himself.

From the time he decided to go vegetarian, his ascent was over.

Ewing's thrashing of him in this game wasn't personal.

When Ewing grabs an offensive rebound and dunks on him, he'll yell in Wilson's direction.

Wilson is a competitive guy, and Ewing's catharsis was just right for him, and he'll do the same.

The most exaggerated scene was when Ewing got an offensive rebound on the heads of Wilson and Kemp.

After landing, Ewing shouted at Wilson: "Is this the most valuable player of the three finals?"

That sentence changed the smell of the match.

Since then, every time Wilson scores a goal, he will say: "It's not for nothing that I was the Finals MVP three times."

That's what Wilson and Ewing's camps have been fighting over and over for a summer.

The MVP of the 1992 finals was originally no suspense.

Wilson's high-level performance allowed the Knicks to continue their consecutive championships.

But for Ewing's supporters, this is an unacceptable thing.

From 1990 to the present, Wilson has become the most valuable player in three consecutive finals.

This not only puts him beyond Ewing in the number of FMVPs, but for many people, it also surpasses the status of the team.

In terms of major honors, Wilson and Ewing are basically the same.

Wilson was selected to the All-NBA Team five times, four times to the All-Defensive Team, three times to the Finals MVP, and one regular season MVP; Ewing has two more All-Defensive Teams than Wilson, but one less FMVP.

As far as honor is concerned, the two are already neck and neck.

Judging from the honor of FMVP as the symbol of the boss, Wilson's supporters have more confidence to say that he is the boss of the Knicks.

This is what Ewing cares most about.

The competition for other positions is also fierce. Chris Jackson wants to try to hit Stockton's starting position. Kemp ushered in the fourth year of his career and is also a contract year. He has reason to compete with Rodman for the starting position.

What's more, he was selected as the second defense last season as the sixth man, and it is a matter of course for him to compete for the starting lineup.

He believes that his strength is not inferior to Rodman's. Except for defense and rebounding, Rodman has done nothing better than him.

The current Kemp is no longer the Indiana country boy who couldn't go to college and was forced to participate in the draft.

He no longer feels inferior.

The insiders from Georgetown University were endowed with black-specific anger by John Thompson.

Kemp's self-confidence is extremely abundant, and his progress is clearly visible to Louie.

This is also a critical period that determines Kemp's future.

Just like the first four seasons of "Game of Thrones" has the potential to be the first drama in history, but it has been derailed since the fifth season, the sixth season has been derailed, the seventh season has begun to enter the abyss of the essence of human mental retardation, and the eighth season has begun to feed tons of it.

The same is true for Kemp. In the first two seasons, he was the executor on the Knicks' bench, a tool man responsible for defense, rebounding, eating cakes, teasing the audience and making things happen.

Last season, Kemp completed an evolution, from a characteristic role player to an indispensable star.

Now, even if he only looks at his performance in the confrontation match, Louis can see many changes in him.

The first is his body, which is strong at the top and thick at the bottom. He already has a perfect physique and can face all the fours who are not named Barkley.As long as he goes the right way and reduces the number of fouls, based on his defensive skills last season when he was selected as the second defense with the combination of first-class single defense and top assist defense, it is expected to become a frequent visitor to the first defense in the future.

Defense determines Kemp's basic set, and it is also what Louie wants to see most in him.

But whether Kemp can become a perfect power forward as Louis originally envisioned, mainly depends on the development of the offensive end.

Looking at it now, Kemp's progress far exceeded Louis' imagination.

He used one summer to strengthen his stable high-post jumper to the point where there are no dead ends within the three-point line. Moreover, he took the initiative to develop the three-pointer through Sampson, Danny Manning and Louie's tactical system.Although he has not succeeded yet, he shot 3 of 1 in the confrontation match. It can be considered that he is confident in his three-pointer at the top of the arc, and maybe his actual level is better than this.

Kemp can score 15 points per game just by relying on his physical fitness. In addition to this shot, as long as he is given a corresponding tactical position, it is not difficult for him to average 20 points per game.

This is his finishing method. At present, there are two main types of his ball-handling offense. One is two-winged baskets.

Because the increase in physical confrontation means that the probability of the referee calling a foul has increased.

In the intra-team competition, this is not reflected, because the referees in the team are basically bastards, and they don't call fouls unless they are obvious.But in the game, it's different.

The other is the back attack. Kemp has mastered the two skills of the sideways big hook and the close-to-the-basket small hook, and has a very aggressive turn-around attack with the ball and the basket.

When he turned to face the basket in the low post, it looked like an angry bull running into a matador. Reckless and deadly, even Ewing didn't like to confront him head-on. He was too raw.

He is not without shortcomings. For example, his offensive means are not enough to be the core of the inside line. To become a perfect power forward, his skills need to be carefully polished. On the defensive end, he suffers from the typical "six fouls are not enough" syndrome in Georgetown's inside line.

These problems make him temporarily unable to become the core insider.

Ewing's position remains safe.

However, as the sixth man, this is beyond the word luxury. This is so luxurious that both people and gods are angry. Putting this kind of player on the bench will be condemned by God.

But what about Louis?Kemp's competitor is last season's rebounding champion and three-time DPOY Rodman. His palms and backs are full of flesh, and it is not suitable for anyone to substitute.

The consequences of the talent explosion in the team are hitting the Knicks.

Wilson noticed that Kemp's shooting improved rapidly, and he played a lot of pick-and-roll offenses in the second half of the confrontation game.

The Jamaica star was powerless, Wilson blasted Stevens, Kemp blasted Rodman, and the Wind with Big Shoulders won by 16 points.

"No way, how can this be played? I'm applying for a trade!" Rodman, who is the least qualified to blame his teammates, complained, "You can't win with Patrick!"

Ewing said angrily: "It's because you can't guard Xiao En that we lost so many points!"

"Look, this is the gap between you and Benj. Benj never blames me when he loses." Rodman's green head made people very uncomfortable. "Benj, trade me over."

Wilson shook his head and said with a smile: "I suddenly found that it's also good to play and cooperate with Sean occasionally."

"If you want to go there, just go there, I didn't fucking stop you!" Ewing seemed really angry.

Rodman looked at Wilson's team, and he knew that if he went past Wilson's team, the balance of strength between the two sides would be broken.

Before he could refuse, Kemp spoke.

"No, Dennis can't come over." Kemp said sharply. "If he comes over, I can't play against him. If I can't play against him, I can't prove that I am better than him. I have to prove in training camp that I am the best four in the team."

Kemp sounded like he had won the contest.

He didn't take Rodman seriously, and said in a very contemptuous tone: "The sixth man may be more suitable for you, Dennis."

Rodman was no longer in the mood for joking, he noticed the change in Kemp's attitude towards him.

"Do you think that a good game can explain anything?" Rodman said fiercely, "If you continue to talk to me in this tone, I will beat you up."

"Okay, if you want to be the starter, you have to prove yourself in the training camp." Stevens helped them smooth things over.

Louie believed that if Kemp had said one more word just now, Rodman's fist would have landed on his face in the next second.

Because he had seen Rodman clenched his fists.

What should come will always come, whether it's the confrontation between Wilson and Ewing, or Kemp's coveting of the starting lineup, it's all human.

Even if Kemp doesn't want to start, in order to sign a big contract that satisfies himself, his family and his agent, he will ask him for a better tactical position.

The sixth man wants a better tactical position, what else can he give besides starting?

But who would bench Rodman in his prime?

"Coach, isn't this kind of thing easy to handle?"

McHale, who was recovering from his injuries, made sarcastic remarks.

"Yes, I still remember that when you first came here, you said you were willing to accept the arrangement of the sixth person."

Having said that, Louis sincerely believes that if Rodman and Kemp are so Buddha-like, they will not have the current strength, at best they are just the other two John Sely.

Therefore, what is worse than this kind of trouble is that there is no trouble to worry about.

Anyway, this is also the trouble of happiness, but happiness is too much, and there is a risk of extreme joy turning sorrow.

(End of this chapter)