The Rest, Only Noise

"I guess Mickey isn't late."

After sitting down, Louis started with this sentence.

"He has something to do temporarily and won't come." West didn't even bother to make excuses for Kupchak's absence, "but it might be better this way."

No disrespect to Kupchak, Louis really thought so too.

Negotiations do not require many people.

Because negotiators usually only want to know the attitude of key people.

"Jerry, do you have the answers to the questions I asked the day before yesterday?"

Louie believed that he and West would talk about something else.

But he would never have imagined that this topic would deepen as the negotiations progressed.

West fundamentally denied Louie's question.

"I don't think you're a coach who gets to know players through introductions," West said. "Good coaches often require strong intuition and judgment. You don't need me to tell you the answer. If you If you want to know, you will find out for yourself."

It's always fun to chat with a clear-headed person like West.

Louie didn't have to worry about West misunderstanding or not getting his voice over.

"I remember that you also coached a few years ago?"

"I was a coach for three years."

"Why didn't you stick with it?"

"I led the team to lose 101 games in three years." After so many years, it seems that he still thinks of the games he lost when he was coached. You can't lead the team to a championship."

Then, Zhou Zhihao, the owner of the restaurant, stepped forward and asked, "Coach Lu, what do you and this guest want?"

"Jerry, I recommend the fried noodles here."

West smiled ugly: "Thank you, but just give me some water."

West insisted on not ordering food and drinking only water.

Louie is sure that he doesn't eat Chinese food, and he doesn't eat it at all. Maybe he still has some kind of disgust for Chinese food, just like he does chili peppers.

It's nothing, and Louis won't have an opinion on him because of it.

Taste buds, like XP, are very personal. Some people like flat Iron Man, and some people like big tits, and there is no distinction between superior and inferior.

If West didn't want to eat, so did Louis.

"Bring me a Coke."

"Give me a glass of orange juice, thank you."

West remained restrained and did not let go.

Louis is in no hurry, they have time today.

"Jerry, you must have heard about the free market?"

Louie is looking for West's chatterbox.

"Are you referring to Danny Manning?"

In fact, Louie still wants to know what he thinks about Olajuwon going to the Blazers, and the Heat's acquisition of Sampson and Drexler.

But he seemed more interested in Manning.

"Don't you think he's overdoing it?" Louie gave himself a pre-set position to see West's reaction.

"He did go too far."

West speaks like an older generation.

Yes, the generation of Louis' mother.

But when Louis thought about it, isn't West one of his mother's generation?

He was born in 1938 and is 56 years old this year. It's just that Louis's achievements are so brilliant that many old people dare not put on the air of his predecessors to him.

"But," West had other ideas, "I don't think it's a problem from his standpoint, think about Walter Frazier, who was the totem of New York, when the team was in good times, people loved He, he was the scapegoat when the team was underwhelming. He didn't die in New York and was traded to Cleveland in the twilight of his career."

West said something thought provoking: "We demand player loyalty, who will ensure the team is loyal to the players?"

West's position is clear, he thinks Manning's motives are fine, he just didn't get things right.

"That said, it seems that Danny can't be completely blamed." Louie began to lead the topic to another area. "This offseason has changed a lot."

"Yes, a lot of teams have seen obvious changes, and among them, Miami's reinforcements worry me."

The current West looks a lot like a NetEase cloud user at 0:00 every day.

He is very pessimistic: "I don't know how David will resist Ralph if he meets Miami in the finals?"

Louie couldn't help laughing: "Do you think the Lakers can beat the Blazers to advance?"

"That's another story." West also joked, "If the premise is that we can beat these **** **** teams."

It can be seen that West also knows that with the Lakers' existing lineup alone, it is still not enough to fight the Blazers.

What's more, the Warriors are also menacing.

"And if the Lakers meet the Knicks in the finals, aren't you worried about the matchup between David and Patrick?"

West sneered; "Benjamin has come to Los Angeles, what else is there to fear about Patrick?"

Poor orangutan, does anyone in this world like you?

Louie heard people say that when Chamberlain was in service, he would laugh at himself whenever he heard critics say that he only had stats and no championships; "No one loves Goliath."

This sentence seems to be quite suitable for Ewing.

He had a Bill Russell-like effect and public opinion looked down on him.

Obviously the top three centers in the league, but everyone only knows Wilson, and not many people have considered how big his defensive bonus to the Knicks is.

For others, replace Ewing's role with Olajuwon, Robinson, O'Neal, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Sampson, and the Knicks' seven-peat championship will also be completed.

But how many people can replace Wilson?

Although Louis didn't see it that way, the public opinion didn't make sense.

It is blind and biased.

"Jerry, can the Lakers only make a way out in the West in an 'if' situation?"

West hasn't forgotten his purpose.

"If you're our head coach, I don't have to."

This is nonsense.

Strangely enough, Louis couldn't see sincerity in West's eyes.

Lorraine said that those who didn't tell the truth, the pupils would tremble slightly.

And Louis captured such details in West's eyes.

"Every team's negotiator says so, but I can only join one of you."

Louie tried to figure out what West was thinking.

West's eyes made Louis feel that the other party didn't really want to go to the Lakers.

What is he afraid of?

At this time, the water they wanted was brought by the waiter.

"Do you have any trouble?"

West also wondered what Louis was hesitating about.

"Would you support me if I wanted to make a massive shakeup of the Lakers' roster?"

Louis looked directly into West's eyes. For some reason, the old man who was called "Mr. Key" when he was young was unwilling to look at each other.

"Even if you want God on our team, I'll help you make it happen."

"What if I wanted to send Scottie Pippen away?"

"What if I want to trade David Robinson?"

Louis' quick two questions silenced West.

Especially when Louie said he was going to trade David Robinson, there was a clear emotional reaction in West's eyes.

"They're all top players in the league," West corrected himself obsessively, "I mean, top players, there's almost no way to find players of equal value in the trade market...if we don't To trade them, I hope we have the best possible return."

Louis felt that he had touched West's inverse scale.

Maybe West already knows that if Louie joins the team, the Lakers will be cleaned up, and the lineup he has worked so hard to build may be completely dismantled.

Is this why he didn't want me to join and had to invite me in?

"Do you know how many girlfriends Patrick has had in New York over the years?" Louie asked West before asking for a number. "I can't count, maybe 100, maybe 300."

West asked in disbelief: "How did he start and end his relationship with so many women so simply?"

"Well said, I don't know, this may be the reason why he didn't get hiv, because he fully understands his desires, so when it's time to start a new relationship, he will start decisively, and when it's time to end, he will also It will end decisively." Louis teased, "The situation that Irwin and his first love in high school have been on and off for decades will never happen to Patrick. His desires are like a bottomless pit that cannot be satisfied. From time to time, he will update for the sake of update, and even, he will break up while he is still in love with the current one."

Louis' eyes met West again.

This time, the logo man finally stopped avoiding Louis' eyes.

"Sometimes he just simply wants a new girlfriend because he knows he can't get anything from his current girlfriend."

West knew Louie was using the Ewing metaphor.

Just like Ewing changing his girlfriend, Louie wants to tear down the Lakers lineup not because he can get the same price in return, but because he feels that the Lakers' existing lineup has developed almost, and it is time to replace it with a new one.

"David and Scotty haven't reached their peak yet." West tried to lie to himself, "What if there's still half a glass of water in the glass?"

West picked up the glass with half a glass of orange juice in front of him. "Just like it."

"Jerry~www.novelmt.com~ After so many years, haven't you seen their strength? How did the Lakers fare after Erwin retired?" Louis picked up his cup, which also contained half a cup Coke, "There's only half a glass of water in the glass."

West didn't want to admit it, but he couldn't argue with Louie.

After the tragic division retired, the Lakers have been tossing between the semifinals and the Western Conference finals for years.

Before the rise of the Warriors, they could proudly say that they were only inferior to the Trail Blazers in the West. Now, they can no longer comfort themselves.

Louie spoke out the fact that West didn't want to face.

Robinson and Pippen only had half a glass of water in their glasses, which was what they saw.

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