You are the pearl, Mo Mengchen

Chapter 874 Passion Flying

It is best to avoid such things as fighting. No one wants to see violent conflicts.

Even a fool like Rasheed Wallace doesn't want to see anyone fighting on the field except himself, that's not good, not good.

From the perspective of the Pistons, they should also try to avoid such violence.

As we all know, they are currently the most influential NBA team, with fans all over the world. Dor.Mo is a superstar of the era beyond the NBA. They are like an image that the NBA shows to the world.

If they have a fight scandal, it will be a blow to the image of the team and the league.

Mo Mengchen didn't care about the above.

Eddie Curry is depressed, he needs to vent, how to vent?Have a good game?Get scolded for a bad game?No, the easiest way to vent is to vent to the extreme.

Fighting is extreme venting.

Mo Mengchen didn't advocate him attacking his own family, but if it was against O'Neill, he would not stop him, and would even wave flags and shouts from the side. It was about to start a fight just now, but the bastard Rashid actually went to fight?
Is this what he should be doing?If he went up to help beat O'Neal, it would be fine, but he actually went to fight?

After this incident, Curry was temporarily replaced. He is now emotionally unstable and has four fouls on his body, and O'Neal has become the most hated player in the Empire Axis because of his actions.

The boos of the fans were warm and flying, but O'Neal enjoyed it very much.

"Why did Rashid fight just now?" Lambiel said, "Aren't players in this era even afraid to fight?"

Johnson just wants him to shut up and fight?To put it bluntly, who is to blame for the suspension?Who pays the fine?Who is to blame for the damaged image?

The Pistons managed to get rid of the image of the bad boy corps. If something like this happens, there will definitely be a lot of old stories brought up by the media with malicious intentions.

It is difficult to change the nature of the country, the bad boy can never become a good person, and the Pistons have a tradition of being bad.
With such momentum, Johnson didn't even have to wait for things to happen to guess what the media would do.

The big tree attracts the wind, and it has been like this since ancient times. There are many media that don't like the Pistons.

The game continued. In the second quarter, Kobe showed his power, and in the third quarter OK was present at the same time. The battle with Curry was just a small episode of this quarter.

OK fights on his own, does not pass the ball to each other, and only relies on personal offense to hold the game tightly.

For the Pistons, 50% of their offenses were launched against O'Neal's inability to defend against pick-and-rolls, and the remaining 50% were all Princeton's offenses.

The Lakers' offense relied on the superstar's ability to play impressively, while the Pistons took over their moves simply by relying on tactical changes.

The Zen master has been standing all the time. He used to like to sit on the field and put on an unfathomable appearance. Even if the situation is critical and everyone is flustered, he should also behave calmly. According to the self-comfort theory of psychology, doing so can give people Others provide confidence.

The coaches are not nervous, why are we nervous?
But now, he really couldn't calm down.

This is the second game between the Lakers and the Pistons this season, and the content shown is disappointing.

The Pistons have been chasing the Sharks to play pick-and-roll + Princeton offense since the first quarter. They believe that this kind of offense can win the game, and the Lakers are indeed struggling under such an offensive.

What does this mean?
This shows that the two sides are no longer teams of the same level. Compared with the Pistons, the Lakers lack too much.

The core is not harmonious, the role players have their own ghosts, and the depth of the lineup is far from enough. Such internal and external troubles remind Zen Master of the 98 Bulls.

The Bulls did not have the strength to compete for the championship. It all relied on the background of the first five championships, plus Jordan's hard work and the veterans' heart to compete for the championship. They won the sixth championship with difficulty, but the current Lakers are not like Jordan. characters.

Kobe was young and frivolous and ambitious, while the Sharks had passed their peak but were even more arrogant. The other main players and role players were generally young and lacked firm will. They had no experience in winning championships.

After careful analysis, Zen Master was surprised to find that the Pistons and the Lakers are really not the same level of teams.

If so, their standing in the West is in question.

Zen Master has always felt that the group of people under him will not take the regular season too seriously, as long as they make sure to make the playoffs, but now, he began to doubt whether the team's strength is enough to dominate the Western Conference.

In the fourth quarter, Mo Mengchen played the pick-and-roll again, bullying the Sharks' defense, starting high and scoring a jumper.

87 is better than 74
This is Mo Mengchen's 35th point, and the Pistons lead the Lakers by 13 points.

O'Neal played well tonight, with a super high shooting percentage, scoring 26+13 in three quarters. If it wasn't for the defensive end being targeted too much, it would be the best performance in the game.

The Sharks, who wanted to get back the score, fell into the low post again, crushed Miller's body, grabbed the ball, turned around, crushed Miller with their weight, swung their arms with all their strength, and smashed the ball into the basket hard. The whistle sounded immediately, and Miller got his fifth personal foul.

At this time, off the court of the Pistons, Eddie Curry stood up and listened to the head coach's instructions. He nodded and walked to the sidelines to hand over to Miller.

"Control your emotions and stay out of his way." Miller was also worried that Curry's emotions would get out of control again.

"A bunch of miscellaneous fish, why don't you go together?" Shark looked at Curry arrogantly, "It's a pity that only five people can participate in the basketball game, otherwise I really want to single out all of you."

Curry looked cold, restraining his inner anger.

O'Neilga made a free throw, turned around, and rubbed shoulders with Mo Mengchen.

He tried to avoid it, but Mo Mengchen bumped into him on purpose, "One person singled out all of us?"

Dor.Mo's ridicule made the shark go crazy, "Just because you don't have a championship ring, and you can't even sit firmly in the boss position?"

If there is anyone who can completely suppress sharks in terms of trash talk, momentum, and honor, then this person is Mo Mengchen.

All the humiliation O'Neal has suffered since reaching his peak is basically related to him.

Shark couldn't say any rubbish in front of Mo Mengchen, so he had to walk away with hatred.

Curry served the ball into Mo Mengchen's hands and slowly ran forward.

Mo Mengchen gave up the pick-and-roll offense and did not play Princeton. He deliberately asked Curry to find O'Neal to fight back.

Curry saw Mo Mengchen's gesture clearly, and made up his mind to block the position.

"you wanna die!"

The shark roared, and Curry had already received the ball. Suddenly, he used a shoulder shake to the left to deceive O'Neal's defensive focus. In fact, it was just a pretense of intimidation.

O'Neal ate a fake move, and Curry turned around and slid to the bottom line. At this point, the shark's defense had failed. He refused to give up. He jumped up with Curry, and his giant palm hit the little shark's shoulder heavily.Curry was in pain, roared, and grabbed the ball with his right hand and made a violent dunk.

"And one!" Lambiel yelled, "The little shark swallowed the real big shark!"

Curry, who was emotionally extreme, turned to O'Neill and confided his accumulated anger: "I will definitely blow you up tonight, you old bastard!"

O'Neill was offended, so it's alright if he can't hold his head up in front of Mo Mengchen, how dare a junior who doesn't have anything dare to challenge him?Whether it is tolerable or unbearable, the two began to scold each other on the spot, and each sentence basically started with "F". The referee immediately came over and called a stop, giving both sides a warning.

Curry went to the free throw line, took a few shots, and made a free throw.

90 is better than 77
Still with a 13-point difference, Curry ran back angrily.

"Aren't you worried about things getting out of control?" Hill asked.

"Being out of control is better than proving that he is a softie." Mo Mengchen smiled implicitly, "Now at least it proves that he is not a softie."

Hill didn't know what Mo Mengchen was thinking at all, but if it continued with this intensity, conflicts were inevitable.

Although the Lakers are fighting among themselves, they have to hand over the ball to O'Neal even if they don't help when encountering this kind of thing.

External contradictions can divert internal contradictions, as has been the case since ancient times.

The Sharks took the ball and rushed into the restricted area like mountains and seas. Rashid was close to double-teaming. O'Neal turned around and used his signature overlord small hook to hit the cricket.

"I'm gonna punch the shit out of your ass!" O'Neal growled at Curry.

Mo Mengchen didn't mind watching the excitement, and the earth made people empty one side, giving Curry free space for singles, and the ball was thrown into it again.

The fans of the Empire Axis Arena suddenly returned to the mid-90s, the era when Jordan retired for the first time and the four major centers dominated the league.

At that time, the Pistons did not have such a center, let alone imagine that they could have a center and O'Neal for this level of matchup.

Curry hit hard, working hard with his body and elbows. Usually, this kind of back hit is easy to be called an offensive foul, but the referee has now relaxed the scale. Unless the hit is bleeding, it is difficult to hear the whistle.

Curry was firm and soft, and made three consecutive violent collisions in order to make O'Neill think that he would only hit hard, and suddenly changed his moves, unloading, retreating, and jumping.

This is the trump card taught by Ewing.

"Shh!"

92 is better than 79
"Eddie and Shaq brought us back to the days when the paint was king!"

"Bill Russell and Chamberlain!"

"Lou Alcindor and Nate Thurmond!"

Lambiel kept up with the rhythm and brazenly shouted: "And Bill Lambiel and Kareem Kareem!"

"Yes!" Johnson brazenly accompanied Lambiel to finish the bragging, "They brought us back to the era of passion!"

Then came the climax of the confrontation.

O'Neal got the ball again, and it was also a foul move. The power he made would only be more powerful. In an instant, Curry was knocked out of bounds by him, and the furious shark jumped fiercely in one step.Curry, who had recovered, was not afraid to become the background, and stuck tightly, but it didn't help, and the brutal dunk fell into the basket.

O'Neill landed with a roar, raised his hands high, and pushed Curry, who was clinging to him, to the ground fiercely, and roared, "I'll send you to hell tonight and meet your mother again!"

In this world, there are untouchable things in everyone's heart.

For most people, the answer to this is family.

Curry got up from the ground, and no one would stop him from doing anything this time.

He rushed to the shark in a rage, and pushed him to the ground with one hand. The shark fell down and acted very well, but he didn't expect the situation to develop in a more extreme direction.

It was never Curry's purpose to push him down. The shark fell to the ground, and he rushed up and pinned it to the shark.

O'Neill was stunned, and Curry's punch hit him on the nose, and the acrid and excruciating pain hit his mind, and he finally realized what happened.

The shark, who also lost his mind, began to fight back, and the two scuffled together.

(End of this chapter)