A wonderful game, a smooth offense is essential.

Louis originally wanted the tragedy to let the tragedy go and then let the players defend other Lakers players. However, the most special thing about the tragedy is that if you let him play, he will not only play well by himself, but also by making his teammates play well.

That is, it is called improving the abilities of teammates.

Tragedy and Bird's fans use this ability to disgust Jordan every day.

But that's true.

The Knicks fell into the position, Wilson beat Scotty Pipen with his back, dribbled, and swung, and rushed to the jump shot.

6 to 6

The Knicks tied the score...

David Robinson serves the tragedy.

The Tragedy took the ball in the backcourt, and after only a little bit of transportation, he used the vision brought by his incredible height advantage to find his teammate who was about to go down.

Back then, his Kuroko Takaya-style Qigong wave push was only used in a small range in the frontcourt. This time, he jumped forward from the backcourt and used his body forward momentum to pour his strength into the ball.

Only the tragedy at the peak can fully master this fast and stable long-distance push pass, Pi Peng received the ball, entered the basket and scored against the ball.

8 to 6

"Every ShowTime represents an increase in ratings!" Brent Masport was fascinated by the viewership, "The tragedy is still the guarantee of the league's ratings!"

His partner, Billy Cunningham, couldn't help but take the opportunity to hack Louis and the Knicks. "In New York, their games are not always so pleasing to the eye because Little advocates a rough game style, which is difficult for laymen to accept."

There are a few mistakes in Cningham's words.

The Knicks' game ratings have always been at the forefront of the league. It is a stereotype that Louis advocates rough game style. He likes tough defense, which is certain. All older fans like it, but at the same time, he likes creative dynamic offense.

The Knicks' N.UCLA system has always been praised by professional coaches and NCAA's academic cadets.

The perfect N.UCLA offense is always launched by Stockton at the top of the arc.

Participants are generally one of Wilson and one of the four or five positions.

Because Rodman is the fourth position tonight, he is not good at shooting and is a bit dragging in the system, but his ability to move down and respond well, so he often serves as a tactical fulcrum for his partner with Wilson.

Ewing was not idle either, so he came to the outside line to cover Miller.

The moment Stockton broke through, the Knicks was not idle.

Rodman took the ball from Stockton, and then used his body as a cover to pass it to Wilson.

At this time, Miller ran out of the open position with Ewing's cover. At the same time, Stockton ran out of the 45-degree angle on the left, Ewing cut into the basket, Miller got an open position on the outside, and Wilson had the opportunity to stop and jump shot.

N.UCLA system only operates a little bit, and two straightforward scoring opportunities and two potential scoring opportunities emerge.

Wilson passed it to Miller without looking at people's back.

On the outside, Miller caught the ball and took the shot.

"Swish!"

9 to 8

"Billy, do you really think the Knicks game is not fun to watch?"

Some team basketballs make people sleepy, but the Knicks do not belong to the hypnotic team basketball.

They are so talented in sports that the ball transfers like water flowing downwards, extremely smooth.

So Musberg will make fun of his partner.

"What I just meant wasn't that the Knicks' game was not entertaining, I mean" Cunningham's standard of viewing is very flexible.

After the Knicks and the five players cooperated to score, the tragedy took down his teammate's serve and killed one-stop from the backcourt.

He had discovered that the Knicks had somehow removed the attack on him.

What's going on?

The tragedy didn't know, he only knew that even the Celtics did not dare to neglect him so much.

The tragedy who decided to prove that he was worthy of being attacked was transported to the frontcourt and accelerated on the right. Stockton was immediately passed.

Teammates had expected Stockton's defense to be exposed.

Gu Sheng/span>Rodman was about to assist in defense, but saw the tragic dribble's right hand, which actually had a subtle one-handed direction change movement, which deceived his defense and even he was broken through.

“Wow!”

Such a tall figure and such a small space, the tragedy shocked the audience.

What he ultimately has to face is Patrick Ewing, the Knicks' defensive core.

Louis asked the tragedy to play a good game, but he did not tell the players to let go of the tragedy's defense. Except for not double-teaming him, everything else will be the same.

Louis believed that with the ability of a tragedy, as long as he was not double-teamed, it would be like Yulia Rimi who received the script of a silly girl, and a hundred men would be squeezed out.

Sure enough, the tragedy master knew very well that if he attacked the basket normally, with Ewing's physical condition, even if he did not cover his ball, it would have a serious interference effect on him.

So the tragedy deliberately slowed down before taking action, confused Ewing's defense with a strange rhythm, suddenly closed the ball, started, ran into Ewing, found enough confrontation and forced the opponent to stretch out his body to complete the defensive action, and then wiped the ball into the basket with his right hand.

"That's what I'm talking about!" Cunningham pointed at the tragedy's offense as if he had picked up gold. "It's hard for you to see this kind of attack full of personal heroism in the Knicks game. They are too." He originally wanted to say that the Knicks' offense was too reasonable, but it seemed to have a compliment. How could he praise Louis' team? So he changed the statement, "Their game is too mechanical. I bet that next round, there will still be a lot of passes and then find the open ones to shoot. That must be the case."

Louis didn't know that Cningham was on the commentary seat and fired all out.

Otherwise, the instructions he issued to Wilson now might have added a layer of meaning.

"Benj, if you want to be the number one person in the league, that guy must be defeated." Louis said, his eyes staring straight at the place where the tragedy was.

Wilson said with ambition: "Coach, I never want to be number one, but I do think I am no worse than him."

Hearing Wilson's words, Ewing snorted coldly: "I really don't have the ambition, if it were me, hum."

Ewing thought Louis would praise him for being "very ambitious".

Unexpectedly, Louis looked at him in shock, with obvious confusion on his face.

"You don't agree?" Ewing asked.

"Can your fucking emotional intelligence be lower?"

"This is clearly a matter of self-confidence in one's own mind. What does it have to do with emotional intelligence?"

"Do you think this is choosing a woman to dance on you in a nightclub? Get out to the frontcourt, it's all four to five seconds for you bastard!"

Ewing ran forward quickly.

In front of him, Wilson was in possession of the ball.

The person who defends him is Pi Peng, the best locker on the outside of the Lakers.

"Benj, I'm here!"

Ewing shouted, feeling that his pick-and-roll could help Wilson break Pipen's defense easily.

However, Wilson first adjusted his dribbling posture, then changed direction from left to right front of the body to swing over Pipen's center of gravity, and then started to the left, stopped suddenly, and pulled up.

His offensive movements are both agile and fast. When the ball is pulled, there is the shadow of Kevin Durant, but it combines the explosive power of body speed, which is similar to Grant Hill.

This ball is a perfect combination of talent and skill.

Pipen was swept by, and Wilson pulled up and hit two points.

Ewing was late.

Wilson looked back at him and asked, "Did you call me just now, Patrick?"

"I'll let you deal with him!" Ewing said with satisfaction, "You've done a good job."

Ewing's acting skills were underestimated. Even Louis would not have thought that this orangutan could say such a shameless thing. Fortunately, he didn't hear it, otherwise he would have exposed this lies-filled bastard on the spot.

In the commentary seat, Cunningham felt even more uncomfortable.

Louis's team was born to be in conflict with him. He just said that these people were not good at playing basketball, so they had an incredible pass cooperation.

He also said that few people in the Knicks can interpret personal heroism like a tragedy. Wilson beat Pipen on the spot and returned a goal to prove that the superstar's intentions are not special in the Knicks.

"Billy, do you think someone in the Knicks can finish a dunk outside the three-point line?"

Cunningham asked in surprise: "You are teasing me, are you, Brent?"

"No," Musberg said seriously, "I think if you can't say it, maybe we'll see the first dunk from the three-point line in history tonight."

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