You are the pearl, Mo Mengchen

Chapter 1062 Easy Victory
Chapter 55 Easy Win
The game between the Bobcats and the Pistons formed by the Pistons team has a lot to watch, but Mo Mengchen's suppression of Deron is not so surprising.

The only thing that surprised people was Mo Mengchen's deliberately suppressed hostility towards Delong.

Although Deron fought against him with all his strength like other rookies, he still has basic respect for the active kings.

On the contrary, it was Mo Mengchen who had a special malice towards Delong.

In the second quarter, every time Deron scored, Mo Mengchen would respond in the next round.

半场，两人的数据对比是19分7篮板5助攻对6分3篮板3助攻。

Deron was blown away, and in the third quarter, Mo Mengchen intensified his attacks, many of which were launched from low positions, almost eating his opponents raw.

After three quarters, Mo Mengchen scored 30 points, 10 rebounds and 7 assists, but Deron scored only 10 points. The rebound and assist data were also extremely ugly. This was an undisputed blowout.

Where did Mo Mengchen's dislike for Delong come from?First of all, it has little to do with Hill who is fanning the flames.

Hill just played a role in fueling this matter, and it was Mo Mengchen who wanted to deal with Delong severely.

It is only because Deron in his previous life had a very bad attitude towards his mentor Sloan in the latter part of his Jazz career, and he also began to decline gradually after leaving the Jazz. He was only 32 years old when he retired. Without major injuries, Usually don't retire this early.

Compared with Rose, Deron's psychological quality is indeed much worse. Rose also stayed in the Cavaliers. He is a genius who was truly ruined by injuries.Deron left the Jazz to join the Cavaliers with a minimum salary, which directly reflected his extreme desire for fame and wanted to be the focus so much that he chose to retire directly when he realized that he could not return to the year, and he was only younger than him Rose, who was a few years old, cut 50+ with a basic salary and burst into tears.

Mo Mengchen hates this person for revenge. Although his fate has been changed in this life and he will no longer work for Sloan, the hatred accumulated in the previous life will not be vented at this time. Could it be that he waited until Delong grew up? Do you want to do it again when you become difficult to deal with?

Of course not, for this kind of rebellious boy who will repay his kindness, he has to be beaten to death.

The Bobcats did not stand still and accept the penalty. There was resistance, but there was a gap in strength between the two sides. The Pistons began to exert their strength in the second half. Their offense could not continue to get angry, and the game was directly taken away.

The 8 minutes after the fourth quarter are all garbage time.

Mo Mengchen scored 35 points against Deron, and the Bobcats coach finally saw it.

"Dor. Mo seems to have a problem with Deron?" Bickerstaff recognized the matter and immediately replaced him.

8 minutes before the end, the Bobcats replaced half of the main players outside Randolph.

Randolph has now scored 21 points and 13 rebounds. If he wants the game to completely enter garbage time, he has to end the game.

Bickerstaff didn't replace him, just because he hadn't reached 25 points yet.

Last year, Randolph received a maximum salary offer, the Bobcats chose to match, and there are some bonus clauses in this contract.

One of the clauses that caused Bickerstaff the most headaches was: 25+10 bonus clause.

As the name suggests, as long as Randolph can score 25+10 in a single game, he can get a $5 bonus.

Assuming that he can get 25+10 in every game, after one season, he can still receive a bonus of 410 million. This clause is unacceptable in Bickerstaff's view.

Because this kind of clause will turn the player into a player who only pursues statistics instead of winning.

Sure enough, Randolph corrected his attitude in the new season and took a solid step towards the road of the brush. He currently averages 24 points and 11 rebounds per game. This season, he has scored 44+25 rebounds in a single game in 10 games. a shining star.

"I really don't know what the people of Charlotte are thinking." Lore, who was sitting off the court, teased, "Isn't writing that kind of clause in the contract just forcing Z-BO to collect data?"

In his three years with the Pistons, Randolph has figured out how to be a winner, but he also knows he can't win by himself.

He is also a person who is particularly easy to satisfy. He was rebellious at the beginning and accepted at the end. He is no longer fighting for honor, but fighting for his own pocket.

Therefore, there is nothing wrong with brushing data.

At this time, Randolph was almost exactly the same as the cancerous tumor that couldn't control his weight in his previous life. Although they were two completely different people, they walked the same path.

The same question appeared in Mo Mengchen's mind.

What would happen to Curry and Anthony if he retired today?

Have they really become a different kind of player now?

If he retires tomorrow, can the Pistons dynasty continue, and can these two succeed him and Hill?
Mo Mengchen's eyes swept across the faces of Curry and Anthony. This is a question that cannot be answered.

Seeing Randolph happily scrolling through the data, Hill turned his face and asked, "Why did you do this to that rookie?"

"Isn't this what you most want to see?" Mo Mengchen asked back.

He asked Hill puzzled.

"What do I most want to see?"

"When he assisted his teammates to score under my defense in the first quarter, you acted more dissatisfied than when you heard the news of the season report. Isn't that what you want to see when I treat him like this?" Mo Mengchen asked with a smile.

Hill never believed that Mo Mengchen just wanted to satisfy him.

Besides, he is not so cruel, who would beat a rookie like this?
At the same time, the head coach of the Bobcats was also talking to Deron: "D-Will, did you do something to provoke Dor.Mo?"

The coach's inquiry made Deron feel puzzled: "I don't understand what you mean."

"Although Dor.Mo is never soft on rookies, when he plays against you, he is obviously emotional." Bickerstaff said, "So, I think you may have offended him somewhere."

Deron was inexplicable: "Tonight is the first time we meet."

This answer also informed Bickerstaff from the side, that Deron had never met Mo Mengchen before, so the possibility of off-court grievances was ruled out.

"Did you trash talk him?"

Deron rolled his eyes and said, "He keeps talking trash to me."

Hearing what he said, Bickerstaff didn't understand. He didn't make any grudges off the court, and he didn't take the initiative to talk trash on the court, so why did Mo Mengchen beat him to death?
They get no answer.

8 minutes of garbage time allowed Randolph to brush the data to 30+14 rebounds abruptly.

5 minutes before the end, he exited with this data.

Randolph bowed and thanked the audience as he left the court, and the crowd cheered him off with huge cheers.

Such a harmonious game is rare in Detroit.

The last 5 minutes are the time for the marginalized people on both sides to refresh their data.

For the Pistons, veteran Dale Davis greedily scored 12 points and 4 rebounds, enough to be elected tonight's garbage time MVP.

At the end, 119 to 97, the Pistons beat the Bobcats and won their 61st victory of the season.

After this game, the Pistons have just nine games left.

Judging from the remaining opponents, after the regular season, the Pistons' record is likely to be 66 or 67 wins, because most of these teams are weak.

"The game is over, Doctor Mo." Hill joked.

It was only then that Mo Mengchen realized that the game was over.

The game was too relaxed, so easy that he could torture Deron to death while distracting himself from thinking about other things.

The same is true for the remaining few regular season games.

Before the playoffs, the Pistons had no tough battles.going to fight
Hill, who appeared on the scene unexpectedly, was surrounded by many media although he did not play. They asked all kinds of questions, but there was only one focus: "Will you come back this season?"

Hill's answer did not leave any room for fantasy for the reporter: "Although I have recovered, I haven't played for more than half a year after all. It will take longer than this to recover, so it is certain that I will not be in the Come back this season."

(End of this chapter)