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Chapter 905 I Prefer Your Trash Talking Face
As an upstart in the Wild West, the Clippers' competitiveness comes from the joining of Olajuwon and Drexler.

This is Earl Monroe's biggest move since he became the general manager of the Clippers.

Created a championship team in one summer, and Monroe became a popular candidate for the best general manager of the year.

In Memorial Stadium, Louis and Monroe said hello.

"Your fans are not very friendly." Louie complained.

Monroe can't control this kind of thing. He only has one suggestion: "I think you'd better not let CJ play tonight, or you will find out what is really unfriendly."

"Why do you say that too?"

"Who else said that?"

"CJ." Louis said, "He didn't want to play before, but I persuaded him, and he figured it out."

Monroe thinks Louie has done something bad with good intentions.

"Coach Lu, have you seen fanatical radicals?" Monroe asked seriously.

"I've lived in Manhattan for a long time, so...you know, it's hard for me to meet." Louie laughed.

Monroe just shook his head at Louie's attitude: "I have seen that this group of people is cruel and irrational. They don't care about the consequences of what they do. The only thing they bring to the world is destruction. Some media believe that the main group of activists is Mlm. This is why CJ is disgusted. Maybe it's not his fault, but he has repeatedly spoken for radicals in front of the media. For those who have been hurt by radicals, CJ is a hypocritical accomplice."

Even though Louis has lived on this land for almost 15 years, there are still many things he doesn't understand.

This incident was one of them, but he understood how it felt to be excluded.

"Maybe you're right, but CJ has decided to confront them."

After hearing Monroe's words, Louie suddenly felt that it would be better for CJ to avoid the edge.

But now, CJ has decided to stand up to them.

Louis no longer thinks about it anymore. Even if Jackson is DNP, one day he will choose to face it. As long as he still believes in YSL, this will not change.

Come early, come late, it's all coming.

This just made the Knicks' already chaotic foundation even more chaotic. For a bastard like Rodman, Louie could hardly control himself. Why would he care about one more activist supporter?
During the warm-up, the audience in the front row hurled insults at CJ.

He made preparations for this in advance. In order not to let those voices affect his mood, he chose to plug his ears with cotton.

This method can only be used temporarily.

When the game started, he still had to listen to Louis, and then it was the most difficult stage.

The Knicks started as usual.

For the Clippers, the starter is Gary Grant PG, a point guard who averaged 10 assists per game early in his career.

The others are Sprewell, Drexler, Olajuwon, and Mutombo.

They have tool-man point guards, flying small forwards and shooting guards, and the popular twin towers.

Ron Harper and Robert Horry were also sitting on the sidelines.

The Clippers have the top seven players in the league.

Seeing this lineup, even Louis dare not be careless.

At the tactical analysis meeting before the game, Louis emphasized the need to prevent the glider from maneuvering to fight, and to avoid Sprewell blasting from the side. The most important thing is that Ewing has to withstand Olajuwon.

Louis suddenly discovered that the defense of this lineup is also very strong.

Mutombo was the number one rim protector in the 90s, and Olajuwon himself was one of the best rim protectors of his generation, and possessed many advantages that traditional centers did not have.

His stealing ability is the top among centers, and his switching and sweeping are the best. In terms of defense, as long as Drexler doesn't lose the chain too much, the Clippers may become the best defensive team in the West.

With the opening jump ball, Mutombo faced senior Ewing and won the ball for the Clippers.

Grant pushed forward with the ball, and after halftime, Mutombo opened, but he couldn't shoot, so Ewing would just let him go.

Olajuwon carried Kemp to catch the ball and launch an offense.

Dameng just put the ball in and pushed it in. Ewing didn't even think about double-teaming, and saw Olajuwon collect the ball and go up the line, and made a small skyhook above Kemp's head.

2 is better than 0
The Knicks' offense was dominated by Stockton.

Stockton dribbled the ball and held up the fingers of his right hand.

Ewing and Kemp dispatched at the same time. For the Clippers, Mutombo protected the basket and Olajuwon followed.

Ewing went down the pick-and-roll, and Kemp opened the screen.

Olajuwon chose to switch defenses, and Stockton didn't have the awareness to play small and big. At the same time, he didn't think it was a good choice for Kemp to play big and small on the outside.

He decides to pass the ball down to Ewing.

There is no problem with choice, there is a problem with people.

Ewing seemed to be ignorant of Mutombo, and wanted to face the defense hard.

Mutombo didn't show face to the senior, stretched out his long arms, jumped up and gave Ewing a big hat.

"Patrick, are you in your head?"

Louis asked.

The Clippers' counterattack was swift.

Olajuwon picked up the ball and passed it to Sprewell.

Madman pushes back with the ball, and when he confronts Miller in the frontcourt, the rookie, who surprised the Los Angeles people, sets Miller's defense at the three-point line with a terrible first step.

For his breakthrough, Miller didn't respond at all.

4 is better than 0
The madman dunked and made another goal for the Clippers.

"The Clippers' two interiors have the highest offensive and defensive strength in the league." Tomjanovich suggested that Louis activate Exchange Ricky (high dynamic offense).

This is one of the strategies set in advance by the Knicks coaching staff.

The two towers of the Clippers are powerful, and they know this kind of thing without trying it. Now they have experienced it personally, and the result is that Ewing's attack like a fool can't break it at all, so they need the fire support of outside players.

Tomjanovich's suggestion was extremely correct, and Louis immediately walked to the sidelines to remind Stockton.

"John!" Louie pointed his thumb to the bottom corner.

Stockton will take care of the rest.

The Knicks are so familiar with high-post dynamic offense that they no longer need to use tactical gestures to call.

Louie's finger should point to the outside, and the ball handler on the field will know what to do.

Ewing's internal attack is weak, so he naturally needs two peripheral players, Wilson and Miller, to share the pressure.

Miller first, Wilson second.

Kemp made a high pick-and-roll, and Ewing screened empty-handed on the weak side.

The chance was on Wilson, but when he lifted the ball up, Louie was startled by the speed of Olajuwon's cover.

Too fast, as a center with such agility, it can be called abnormal.

Wilson points to Olajuwon and holds the ball himself.

Dameng's supplementary defense bought time for Sprewell's defensive rotation, and he successfully came in front of Wilson.

As a rookie, there is no awe in front of the great conqueror.

"You can't do anything under my defense!"

Sprewell yelled smugly.

Originally, Wilson wanted to return the ball to Stockton to reorganize, because there was still time.

Sprewell dared to talk trash to him, and the matter naturally escalated.

Wilson lowered his center of gravity and dribbled the ball with his right hand. After an emergency stop, he dribbled with one hand and swayed the madman's center of gravity in front of him.

At this point, Wilson's quick reverse dribble pulls Sprewell into an angle from which he can no longer return.

In an instant, Wilson performed Tim Hardaway's iconic move-Killer crossover!

The ball crossed from left to right, pulled a body forcefully, and knocked Sprewell's defense to the ground.

"Holy Benj!!"

Louis spread his hands excitedly.

What's even more frightening is that Wilson didn't intend to make a move at all after shaking Sprewell, but made a lazy gesture of "get up, I'll wait for you to defend me".

The furious Sprewell got up from the ground and rushed towards Wilson like a wild horse out of control.

Wilson kicked the shot and swung him up for the second time.

This time, Sprewell bumped into Wilson.

When the center of gravity was destroyed by Sprewell, Wilson's hand threw the ball.

The sideline referee blew his whistle instantly.

But even a foul couldn't stop Wilson.

"Shh!"

"Benj hits four!"

"Latrell Sprewell, here's a lesson you have to learn - never trash talk a conqueror!"

Wilson said to Sprewell, who was so shocked that he was speechless: "Control your expression, I prefer the face of you talking trash."

It's the kind of moment that even the best coaches can only watch.

After all, the stadium is the stage for players, and Wilson is already a legend that all rookies entering the league are competing to challenge.

There will be more and more Sprewells.

Louis believed that Wilson would use the same force to teach those young rookies a lesson.

Compared to Jordan, Bird, and the tragedy master, he probably wouldn't even break a sweat beating these young guys.

Plus, Louie substituted Ewing for Wilson's free throw.

Although less than 2 minutes into the game, his condition was not very good.

Every time he played against Olajuwon, Ewing always had a fighting spirit and wanted to fight against the opponent.

In the past, Olajuwon was on a garbage team like the Rockets, and Ewing could easily crush it with the lineup. Now he is standing next to Mutombo and Drexler.

(End of this chapter)