The game ended with a 110:85 victory in exchange for the carnival of the entire North Shore Garden Arena. Even Dwyne Casey said in an interview after the game, "Strength determines the final direction of the game."

Although Dwyne Casey did not show the intention of bowing his head and admitting defeat, he also understood that in the current state of the Timberwolves, it would be basically no chance to regain face from the Celtics.[]

Moreover, judging from the current situation, not only is there no chance this season, but I am afraid that next season will be ravaged.

This is the reality. The NBA values ​​the overall strength of the team, not the explosion of one or two people. Even if the Timberwolves have Garnett, can't they save this failure?

Therefore, a superstar can bring box office, but a person can't save the team, especially when Boston is completely united, even if you are the leader of Joe, you will not be able to bring victory.

Minnesota fans must be very upset when watching this game, but this is the cruel reality. The team they can make the Western Conference Finals have completely fallen apart.

Especially after watching Spreville's fierce personal performance after making appearances in the second and third quarters, the Timberwolves supporters were full of resentment. That should have been their performance!

I guess after this game, the Timberwolves management will definitely be scolded very badly, because their transfer in the past two or three years is simply a piece of cake in the eyes of those fans!

Especially when letting Spreville and Kassel go, these two decisions are simply breaking up their teams who are fighting for the championship! Now open your eyes and see how comfortable these two guys live!

One is the second in command of the Clippers, and the other has found a new owner in Boston. Let’s look at the Timberwolves now! Apart from a mess of losing streak, what else is left! Only Garnett is still fighting his life!

As for who this anger can burn, no one knows, but what is certain is that someone will be unlucky. Can just kill a bad guy and save the tragic fate of the Timberwolves?

Regardless of whether they were willing to accept the failure or not, the Timberwolves could only leave Boston in shame with their tails. For them, this trip to the East was a tragic encounter.

And this is not the end. They have to play at least two more games in the East, but judging from the current situation, they may have to continue their fate of losing streak. Maybe this will be a new record.

However, I'm afraid not many people will care about such records, because these guys have long been a little numb by this continuous failure, from players to coaches, this is true.

Dwyne Casey doesn't know if he can still hold on until he returns to Minnesota, because the team's management has been criticized by the successive defeats. These guys are now very eager to find a scapegoat.

I guess no one is more suitable than a head coach. The players are not brave enough, but winning a head coach will explain to the fans and provide a good protection to the management.

But now someone needs to maximize the effectiveness of this scapegoat. If Dwyne Casey can stabilize everyone's hatred, it would be the best, so if you lose continuously, you will definitely continue.

And the worse Dwyne Casey performed, the more he could make them play for those management.

Anyway, it’s all about firing, so it’s better to let that guy’s performance be the target of the fans’ attacks, at least let him stand in front of the management. This is the best arrangement. As for the team’s performance, who will care?

When the Timberwolves' management repeatedly chose to trade, they had already decided to knock it down and rebuild it. What can they do if they were to lose for one or two seasons? Anyway, they were just losing.

When Foye left the arena, he looked back at Rondo and Chen Feng. Perhaps he was thinking again at this moment, "It's really unlucky to meet these two guys in this draft."

He is not as good as Brandon Roy in the West, and now, it seems that those two guys are going to step on him.

You have to know that he was selected in the first round! He is the NCAA star in the lottery! As a result, it is so terrible that these two guys have crawled onto their heads now!

Regardless of whether you are willing to accept all this or not, this is already a fact and cannot be changed. If Fery wants to lead the way among this rookie, it will be basically impossible.

These three mountains above your head, whether you want to admit it or not, are real, and you can't breathe. On this bad night, Fury only scored 10 points except for six mistakes.

And he also had a premonition that in the All-Star rookie game, the person who played the limelight must not be himself. Both Roy and Chen Feng must be more inspiring than himself, and he can only be a supporting role.

Even compared to the low-key Rondo, he had no advantage, because that guy like et, was stable and calm, just like an old fox who had been on the court for more than ten years, and rarely made mistakes.

In possession, Fery may be more aggressive in the ball, but in terms of assists, Rondo is at least a few streets away from him. The number of assists of 12:3 in this game can tell everything.

So many years later, Foye also said in an interview, "The most unlucky thing in this life? The most unlucky thing with Chen Feng was participating in the draft in one year, because no matter how you do it, you are destined to be a supporting role."

Not only Fery left the North Shore Garden Arena with a depressed mood, but other teammates also got into the team's bus in depressedness after experiencing a tragic failure.

Garnett refused all interview requests after the game, but turned around and left silently. Even the old guy Spreville's proposal to gather together, the guy did not respond. When he left, his back was a little bleak.

No one knows what this guy is thinking, but seeing Garnett has no interaction with his teammates, and even McHale he ignored him, you can imagine how he feels at the moment.

After this game, a news was released in the league. Garnett and McHale had communicated with some things privately. As for what it was, perhaps only the parties involved knew it themselves.

However, some people have begun to predict that this season, or after the end of this season, the future of Garnett and the Minnesota Timberwolves should be broken. Let's go? Or continue to use Garnett as the core of the team and build a team again. It depends on how the Timberwolves' management considers it.

But no matter how you look at it, the possibility behind is infinitely close to zero. The Timberwolves cannot put all their chips on a 30-year-old player, which is definitely an adventure.

Moreover, it is difficult for them to meet Garnett's requirements, that is, they will have the ability to win the championship in the West within one or two seasons, which is a problem that requires a lot of money.

The competition in the West is already fierce enough, and Minnesota's market has been sluggish. This large investment is undoubtedly a big bet for the Timberwolves management, and it may not necessarily win.

After all, those businessmen are always only concerned about the issue of maximizing interests. In their eyes, the players' stay and leave are just bargaining chips for trading. Loyalty? This thing has long disappeared in the current NBA.

"Find ways to control profits is the essence of transactions." If you have this sentence at the bottom, don't expect the operators of those teams to have any lower limits. Their IQ development level will definitely make you dumbfounded.

Moreover, Falk once told Chen Feng that most teams will not retain useless players. Human touch is almost non-existent in the NBA world.

There are occasional exceptions, and it is also the old guy that God has appeared. If one day, you will be swept out by those merchants. This is a very realistic problem.

"If one day, if there is a need, in Anji's eyes, you are just a bargaining chip for trading."

Although this sentence is a bit disappointing, no one dares to say that this will not happen because everything is possible. In the NBA, in addition to being a box office guarantee, it is also a product.

It was not a good achievement to win the Timberwolves at home. At least in Rivers' own opinion, there was nothing to celebrate to win this game. They just kept sixth in the East again.

Originally, before the start of this game, according to Rivers's idea, if they could reach fifth in the Eastern Conference and improve their performance by one, even if Chen Feng was temporarily suspended, they would probably be able to stabilize the top eight.

But this is just Rivers' wishful thinking. The competition in the East may not be seen in the first two months, but everyone was a little nervous when the Celtics made such a strong effort.

In fact, the impact tactics that Rivers chose worked, at least he completely muddled the water in the east before Christmas, and many teams were disrupted by their violent impact.

Especially those teams that try to get a good position in the regular season and then prepare to show off their skills in the playoffs have been disrupted by Boston's psychological estimates by this wave of unreasonable winning streak.

In fact, many teams are used to starting to make efforts after the All-Stars. Except for those teams with absolutely guaranteed strength, they will win the games they should win throughout the season, and most of the other competitors will start to explode at a certain point, and then quickly complete the task of grabbing points.

However, the Celtics grabbed points like this, which led to teams like the Heat and the Bulls also began to join, and then there was a big melee in the Eastern Conference.

So even if the Celtics won the Timberwolves at home, their names remained untouched.

The pursuers behind and the leaders ahead all began to exert force fiercely, and then everyone began to look at each other's victory. Anyway, it is not easy for anyone to get rid of anyone else.

Rivers's little idea triggered the melee in the entire East. Even the Pistons who were in the boss' position were not spared. The order in the East was completely collapsed this time.

However, Rivers didn't have any complacent thoughts about such chaos, especially after he and Angie received the penalty notice issued by the league, Rivers' brows were already frowning.

What should come, it will come. No matter how long Stein weighs it, it is impossible for him to allow someone to challenge the rules he sets. He has never been ruthless about the violence on the field.

This time, the old guy's iron fist once again showed off his strength...


Chapter completed!