The Rest, Only Noise

After the small meeting, Louis left overnight.

Although the league invited him to watch the All-Star Game in the VIP area of ​​the Alamo Dome, he declined.

He's not interested in the All-Star Game.

Watching the All-Star Game on the spot has no other meaning than meeting a few old friends.

Old friends can be seen anytime, and it's not worth wasting an extra day on it.

Time is like money, he would rather lie at home with Ge You all day than socialize.

Besides, what if there are any major transactions in these two days?

With regard to the league, Louie is only interested in one thing, and that is whether Stern will reciprocate with next year's No. 1 pick in exchange for his support for the policy.

If Stern can make a decision early, then Louie will not mention attending the scene of the All-Star Game. He is willing to let him stay as a cleaner to clean up the arena after the All-Star game.

Unfortunately, Stern did not give him an answer, so Louis had to pat his **** and leave, he wanted to keep a certain distance from the other party.

As the so-called distance produces beauty.

Perhaps with the distance between the two, Stern can feel his importance more deeply.

This is a bit like the battle-hardened veteran Hui Fujiura-sensei. She was worried that her Noble Phantasm would leave irreversible hidden dangers during the competition, so she decided to spend a year storing her eggs. This makes many fans lost. One year is long enough. Fortunately, she has left enough classic games to learn from the past. By looking back on the past, her image has become brighter in the hearts of fans.

However, the years in Los Angeles are quiet, if you can ignore hot news such as a lunatic shooting a crowd with guns, a black man being violently enforced by the police causing chaos on 26th Street, and major highways still blocking people.

The Lakers front office has nothing to do.

No deal.

Few have called to seek a deal since Louie took office.

Because Louis is too refined, it is difficult to get cheap from him.

And, if Louie is interested in the deal you're bringing up, you really need to reflect on yourself.

This is the disadvantage of having a high status in the rivers and lakes. Louis can no longer pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger.

When his peers do business with him, they will have a hundred thousand whys in their hearts.

Why is LeaderLu willing to make a deal with me?

Should I not do this deal?

The player I chose wasn't that bad?

What are LeaderLu's plans?

Damn, as much as I'd love to make a deal, I don't want to ask for it like the idiots who got kicked into the pillar of shame because of LeaderLu...

After such a series of psychological activities, the object of negotiation with Louis is often the same as those sober people who chase after girls to the point where they give up, and there is no more news.

For a while, Louie suspected something was wrong with his negotiating skills, and it wasn't until he found out that the guy he was negotiating with made an even dumber deal with another team that it wasn't his negotiating skills that declined, but It is his deterrence that has greatly improved.

To his peers, he is a deterrent value that reaches full marks.

Even if the transaction seems normal, as long as it is done with him, people can't help but think about it.

It is also for this reason that the Lakers have spent a trade deadline that no one cares about.

Then came the All-Star Game.

The Western Stars were narrowly defeated by the Eastern Stars.

Oddly enough, the two stars of the Western Conference, Wilson and Jordan, both played well, but they still lost.

It has nothing to do with strength.

There was only one problem with the Western Stars, others saw the main game as a game and a low-stakes show, and Wilson and Jordan saw the course as a continuation of the competition.

On the morning of game day, Jordan said in an interview that he was going to win the AMVP.

When Wilson heard it, good guy, although we don't care about AMVP, isn't this thing usually prepared for the star players at home? Have you considered the feelings of the people of San Antonio when you said this? Ever asked for Jamal Mashburn's opinion? Do you know how to be polite? Do you know what is the duty of a guest?

Since you don't know anything, then I will fight for the dead fat people in the Holy City, AMVP, I want it.

I think you can see that Wilson is just making excuses for the AMVP.

But the ungodly man was Jordan, and Wilson had perfect reasons.

And, he wasn't trying to get the limelight, he was just trying to disgust Jordan.

Although this motive is not simple, it is at most disgusting to Jordan alone. Jordan's actions are disgusting for countless San Antonio people.

Therefore, although the two were in full shape on the night of the game and were the most serious players in the game, they were not united and fought each other, which eventually led to the Eastern Stars winning the game.

The most showy scene happened.

The man who won the AMVP trophy is Patrick Ewing.

With 18 points, 12 rebounds, 7 assists and 7 blocks, he won the trophy that lacked gold content.

Then, the orangutan said a rare human sentence: "If they (Western Stars) were more united, maybe we would lose."

Barkley, who has never dealt with Ewing, said sour after the game: "Only a fool will go all out in the All-Star Game."

Sir Charles' words inadvertently spilled over to Wilson and Jordan.

Ewing didn't care: "That's what Charles would say, that's why he can't win a championship, and that's why he was kicked from Portland to Los Angeles. He and Michael couldn't make it, and Benj and I did. If I can win seven consecutive championships, what can I say?"

In fact, he has already said a lot...

Although it is a pity that Wilson did not win the AMVP, it seems that it is not bad to be won by Ewing.

Anyway, as long as it wasn't for the guy named Jordan who won the award, he would have no problem.

Why did Wilson have such a big opinion about Jordan? This has to start with public opinion from the outside world.

Wilson and Ewing together created an impressive seven-peat, they are the greatest duo in NBA history, but strangely, they are not recognized as the best small forward of all time or the best center of all time.

The first center is Sampson, and Jordan is the most influential active player in the game from the perspective of high-level data.

Knicks opponents generally believe that replacing Wilson and Ewing with other stars in the league, the Knicks will not lose the number of championships.

Also, this group is huge.

In the United States, there are only two kinds of basketball fans, one is the Knicks fans, the other is hostile to the Knicks fans. No matter how large the Knicks' fan base is, there are far fewer groups hostile to them.

It's not as good as Sampson, Ewing himself recognizes it.

But Wilson had good reason to be outraged.

Why? Sampson has six championships. If he is a few years younger, he is still the monster who stuns all active centers. What does Jordan have? Isn't it ashamed that a person who hasn't won a championship in 12 years since his debut is being crowned the strongest by his brainless fans all day long?

Is it because Brother shot the Blazers with one foot in 1992 to let the Knicks complete five consecutive championships, or was it not enough to smash Jordan with 66 points in the tiebreaker in 1993?

The best active player may not be him (Wilson), but definitely not Jordan.

In fact, the view that Wilson is inferior to Jordan was completely shaken after 1993. Today, only the brains of the latter think that Wilson is inferior to Jordan.

After Wilson left New York ~www.novelmt.com~ those Knicks haters also began to recognize his ability.

As this season, Benj led the team to the first record in the Western Conference with an average of 34 points per game, and his personal ability has been more recognized.

Wilson's supporters can finally say with confidence that Wilson's data in the past was relatively unglamorous. That's because he had to make sacrifices to play in the Knicks. If he really brushed the data for football power, who couldn't figure it out?

This is also the reason why Louis let Wilson score points.

He also thinks that if Wilson wants to completely crush Jordan in wind evaluation in the future, or even surpass Bird as the best in history, he must have an individual performance season, and he must win a championship before the Lakers team is fully formed.

Time was running out for Wilson to prove himself.

Brushing the data this year, we have to figure out a way to win the championship next year.

Louie thinks so too, but how to win the championship next year is a question.