The Rest, Only Noise

The rest, only the noise, Volume 226, are you from New York? On the eve of the playoffs opening, Louie worries about two things, his suit for tomorrow night, and a little personal need.

Since Lorraine became pregnant, they strictly followed the doctor's orders and stayed in the same room for four months.

However, when Lorraine's belly swelled, demand on Louis's side suddenly dropped.

It's not that he doesn't like Lorraine anymore, but he instinctively has a natural awe for pregnant women. A pregnant woman was the greatest existence in the world in his eyes, how could he do such a thing? It was difficult for him to reverse this idea for a while.

This is a difficult problem to say. Just like some people, there will be all kinds of thoughts of "you can't write like this, it's poisonous", and the poison in their eyes often makes the author very confused. Authors with a good temper will admit their mistakes but do not change them, and authors with bad tempers will delete posts or block you, face to face or in their hearts qnmlgb.

Louis had to do nothing and go home to sleep.

One of the hardest things about coaching the Celtics is dressing at home in the summer.

According to the solar terms of previous years, it should start to warm up now.

The worst March blizzard of the century hit New England in the middle of last month, surprising Americans with waist-deep snowfalls that disrupted traffic in many cities and even slid snow plows into ditches.

Forecasters said it was the heaviest snowfall since the 1888 blizzard.

The blizzard killed 11 people and delayed warming.

So Louis is not worried that Boston Garden will become a **** on earth. Although there will be all kinds of alcohol, body odor, sweat odor, and indistinguishable odor, at least it will not be as hot as entering a sauna. .

As for the trivial matter of the unpleasant smell, Louis had already overcome it.

On the evening of April 17, the opening night of the 1984 NBA playoffs, the Celtics played host to Washington's "win game or success" Bullets.

The first round of the best-of-five game system prevented the front-position team from losing their fighting spirit due to core player injuries/internal conflicts erupting/sudden mental explosion/various reasons, and the back-positioning team being pulled back three games in a row. dramatic plot.

There are very few post-position teams that can rely on hard power to counterattack.

Because the truth is that truth, if you really have enough strength, how can you play so badly in the regular season?

Louie didn't have much preparation for the Bullets.

Just one request, don't flank Jeff Louland.

The man was also selected as an Eastern Conference All-Star this year, and Louie coached him. Because he's one of the lowest-voted All-Stars, he doesn't get much playing time.

All that Louie knew about him came from the regular season.

Louland is a white insider with no muscle lines and a very high body fat rate.

In terms of play style, he's like an elongated, offensively enhanced version of Wes Unseld, or a young, down-sized Sabonis without any athleticism.

It's a lot of fun watching him play, and Louland relies heavily on his fat to push defenses and put the ball in the rim awkwardly, which he always does.

Every time he watched him take off less than ten centimeters off the ground, he was either going in, being disturbed, or being blocked by the rim, and Louie felt amused.

However, if you underestimate him because of this, there will be a price to pay.

The Bullets, whose goal is to win a game, draws on the experience of those teams that beat the Celtics in the regular season, and confrontation, fierce and unusual confrontation, seems to smash the Celtics.

Bullets head coach Gene Schwann never imagined that Louie would make a big four and one small lineup.

Tonight, the Celtics starters are amazing: Thomas, Bird, Maxwell, Laimbeer, Sampson.

Putting Bird at shooting guard is like challenging the opposing 2.

Like a **** in heat with her **** upside down to seduce a wild male dog to ride herself.

The reason Louie has a four-high lineup is that he wants to try to use his height to counter the Bullets' rebounds. As for defense, there are problems, but there is no one on the Bullets who can take it out of control.

That is to say, even if he takes Bird out and sends it, the opponent can score, but it won't blow up the Celtics' defense.

Moreover, he deliberately let Bird and others shrink their defense and let the Bullets shoot three-pointers.

Despite their high recognition of the 3-pointer, the 3-pointer made per game is low.

Their head coach, Shu, is an old-school coach who can't take 3-pointers, even if they can make them efficiently.

The strategy of shrinking the defense to lure the Bullets into long-range shots was successful from the first second of the game.

More importantly, the rebounding pressure of the four-high lineup made the Bullets, who ranked third in the league in defensive rebound rate, unable to parry.

Louie sits off the field like a spectator, no matter what happens on the field.

The Celtics rushed to grab the rebounds with pressure, so that even if the Bullets defended successfully, they couldn't protect the rebounds.

They couldn't get Unseld's successor, Louland, to throw a good pass like Unseld did after getting the rebound.

Halfway through the first quarter, the Celtics led the Bullets 14-6.

Louie switched people, dropped Laimbeer and Maxwell, let Bird play the 4th position, and then called out John Lang and Weidman - let these two shooters who can penetrate Yang speed up the offensive tempo.

Gene Shuo was relieved that Louie didn't take long to put up a four-high lineup.

When you think about it, it's inevitable.

The physical exertion of a big man is much greater than that of a small man, and when he comes up, he will vigorously rush for rebounds, and the consumption will be even greater.

When Louis gains an advantage, he replaces people, and typically takes advantage and runs away.

The matchup between Sampson and Luland is one of the highlights of this game.

Louie never thought that Sampson's card position can be compared with Luland, after all, it is the latter's ability to make an All-Star.

Sampson really can't stand his leg-like lower body.

But Bird has the edge against Rick Mahone.

Also, his trash talk hurts.

He will tell Mahon in advance where the rebound will fly, and then take it down one step faster than Mahon.

Louie never thought that rebounding could also be used to pretend, and Bird, a country bumpkin, would teach him a new trick every day.

Regrettably, this way of pretending is probably only good for him.

One of the characteristics of the Celtics tonight is not to give opponents a chance.

I want to be better than you in what you do best.

If they can beat each other with their strengths, it means that the two teams are really not on the same level.

Oh yes, although the Bullets have the third-best defensive rebounding percentage in the league.

But their opponent, the Celtics, has...the second-best defensive rebounding rate in the league.

Even in normal play, the Celtics' defensive rebounds are better than they are. Louie started the game and just wanted to do a scientific experiment to see how Bird would play at the second position.

The result is not bad.

Before Jordan, the NBA's No. 2 position did not have the comprehensiveness of a small forward, and few had outstanding athletic ability. Therefore, if you directly let them shoot and reduce the space, you can subdue most of them.

Although Bird is not fast and has bad jumping, he has a keen defensive sense and extremely dirty little moves. He is even dirtier than Lambir.

This is the secret of his ability to be consecutively selected for the second defense.

From the second position to the fourth position, he can torture the opponent. This ability, through the ages, it is estimated that he is the only one.

In the first half, Louis did not call a timeout, and the Celtics led the Bullets 59-34.

In midfield, the reporter asked Louis: "Will a timeout be called in the second half?"

"I hope that every timeout I call is valuable. If my players are playing well on the court, why should I call a timeout to disrupt their state?" Louis asked rationally.

Those words would embarrass his opponent, but beyond that he couldn't explain why he didn't call a timeout.

In the second half, Louie called a timeout symbolically.

Because the Celtics missed the game, Gene Shu deliberately didn't call a timeout.

He wanted Louie to call first, he couldn't let Louie finish a game without even calling a timeout.

In order to make a change later, Louis sold the old comrade a face, and walked lazily to the technical desk to ask for a suspension.

The two sides replaced the main players in a tacit understanding. The Celtics sent a five-man lineup led by substitute players to continue to harvest the mess. Louis, as the real head coach, the first playoff game was about to end in victory.

At the end of the game, something unpleasant happened.

Celtics rookie forward Guy Williams made a buzzer-beating 3-pointer. At that time, the Bullets were no longer defending. Guy took advantage of the shot and made it.

The Bullets' players have yet to comment, and their coach is pissed.

“@￥…%#…&￥”

The scene was chaotic.

"littlelu is an excellent coach~www.novelmt.com~ It's a pity that he hasn't learned how to discipline his players."

Guy Williams may have done something wrong, but Louie can't give face to an old comrade, and one of those old guys who criticized him during the regular season was Gene Shue.

"As a coach, the best thing I can give them is to let them play freely on the court." Louie said deliberately, "On the contrary, some old coaches will make some confusing rules and regulations. To limit the performance of the players, it is also called discipline."

"littlelu, can you be more specific about the name?"

Reporters don't want to hear the catchphrase of "some old coach."

"A certain coach who led the team to eighth in the Eastern Conference." Louie almost spelled the opponent's name.

The reporter is not finished: "Can you be more specific?"

"Are you from New York?" Louie said disgustedly, "I'm so straightforward, you still ask?"

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