The Rest, Only Noise

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"Alas, I feel sorry for the Washington fans watching the live broadcast."

Tom Heinsohn, who has always turned his elbows out, saw the game 2 game and couldn't help but sweat for the Bullets.

That's it, Bird made three 3-pointers from different angles in the first two minutes of the first quarter.

John Long added two more threes.

This allowed the Bullets to see that the Celtics would have to sprint to the perimeter if they wanted to, which indirectly gave Laimbeer and Sampson a stage to play inside.

In the afternoon, Ranbir was threatened by Louie that if he didn't get 25 points, he would be drugged and thrown into a **** club, although it was not clear whether Louie would actually do that.

But in Laimbeer's eyes, Louis is the only person in the NBA whose moral lower limit is lower than him. You may not listen to such a person, but don't believe it.

Seeing that he almost asked Sampson to give him the opportunity to eat the pie with a threatening face, Louis scratched his head: "He doesn't really think I'll drug him?"

"Well..." Cowens is known not to chat, "he doesn't seem to have much confidence in you."

Louis turned his head and asked, "Da Hong, do you have confidence in me?"

This is a "massage moment". No one who has watched "Black Gold" will sympathize with the blind masseuse who has a cheap mouth. He has many opportunities to not suffer, but he just can't control his mouth.

Cowens can't chat, but he can still understand the wink.

"Of course I have confidence in you!" Cowens forced himself.

"Well, don't be too confident in me, I'm easy to get complacent."

"Don't say that, Lu, you're just too humble. I've never met anyone more humble than you."

The Celtics' coaching staff said cross talk off the court, and the Celtics on the court beat the Bullets 34-8 in a single quarter.

Gene Shue called three timeouts to solve their offense.

But Jeff Luland was in poor condition, the back line was misfired, and they lacked the No. 2 star player, and they couldn't win a way out.

"This game may be over."

Heinsohn's partner Cousy said.

"The only suspense might be whether littlelu will call a timeout."

"I bet he won't!" Heinsohn actually analyzed Louie in the commentary box, "Coach Lu is too young, he is capable and domineering, and he hates all the voices against him... "

Heinsohn's remarks make it easy to wonder if he has a grudge with Louis.

In fact, there is, and the matter of Heinsohn's bench in the Legendary game is not counted.

But Heinsohn still said the most incisive words: "Coach Lu has the ability to burn himself, he can accurately capture every dynamic on the field, the details of every match, this is his innate ability. So I say he's a natural coach. But at the same time, he likes to provoke opponents, and there seems to be a physiological need in him to provoke opponents."

Cousy laughed and asked, "Sounds like harmless Rick Barry to the team?"

"Kurz, I must say your example is perfect!" Heinsohn then concluded Louis, "littlelu is the Rick Barry of coaches!"

Luckily Louie didn't hear it, otherwise he would have gone to the commentary and Heinsohn's theory now.

Anyway, this game no longer needs a coach.

What kind of beast is that Barry? Laimbeer is considered a contemporary top beast because he can be hated by both opponents and teammates. Barry is a top beast without a single one in ten thousand - only one Rick Barry can be found in 10,000 Ranbil - Poisonous mouth, black regional, racist, unconsciously racist, after racism, did not realize that he was racist, On the show, he joked with Russell about watermelons and sent his child out of Virginia because he was worried that he was afraid that the child would learn the local accent. Before he retired, "Sports Illustrated" wrote an article to him and interviewed him many times. A former teammate, all the teammates interviewed betrayed him in the interview.

That's how Mike Dunleavy's famous "Send ya to the United Nations and World War 3 starts."

The problem with Barry is that his opponents don't hate him that much, only his own people hate him. He doesn't seem to care about the opinions of outsiders, he only tortures his own people, and he uses a variety of methods, ranging from teammates to fans to bosses, he can torture. When he is unhappy, he throws a wave. When he is beaten on the court, he does not want to fight back. Instead, he cares about whether his teammates helped him to make a comeback. Once in the playoffs, he found that after he was beaten, no teammates helped him come forward, and he held a grudge. He decided not to take shots in the second half, eventually leading the opponent (76 Suns) to send his team away from the Western Conference finals.

How could Louis allow himself to be compared to such a person? He is not guilty of this.

In game 2 of the Celtics and the Bullets, Louie didn't call a timeout the whole time.

Not a single one really called.

The Bullets called out all their timeouts.

Gene Shu's eyes were bloodshot, and he stared at Louis, wanting to meet him.

But Louis was not in the mood to even look at him.

After three quarters, the Celtics led the Bullets by 50 points.

In the fourth quarter, the Bullets' substitutes fought hard and narrowed the difference to 39 points.

Finally, the game is over.

Louis came to the midfield to shake hands with Shu, but the other party walked away angrily.

"You don't deserve to shake my hand!" Shu said like a winner.

Louie smiled naturally and shook hands with the Bullets' inside core Jeff Luland.

"Wes Unseld wouldn't have played better than you if he hadn't retired." Louie rubbed his belly like the Bullets had gone home fishing. "It's time to lose weight, Jeff, you Your legs can't support your style of play."

Louland had no idea about the fiasco, and they were no match for the Celtics in the first place.

Hearing Lui's suggestion, Luland said confidently: "Don't worry, Coach Lu, I will be fine. The team doctor said that my leg structure is different from ordinary people."

"Really, I'm surprised you can last so long."

Louie has coached Louland, although it is only an All-Star game, but he likes this outspoken big man, and also appreciates his golf IQ play.

The Bullets were badly beaten, but Louland played extremely well.

According to later generations, this is called the Bullets lost, he did not lose.

After two games, he averaged 22 points, 14 rebounds and 6 assists per game.

Louie was serious when he said Unseld wasn't as good as him.

Because Unseld has never averaged 20 points per game in a round series, and he doesn't have the offensive ability as well as Louland's, the former's MVP in his rookie season is one of the black histories of this award.

Unseld is good enough, averaging 14+18 rebounds and 47% shooting to lead the team to 57 wins, which really looks good. However, in the same year, Willis Reed averaged 22+14 rebounds, shot 52%, and led the team to 54 wins. Their mvp battle can't even be said to be evenly matched, with Unseld narrowly winning by popularity. Also, Unseld got twice as many votes as Reed, and then Reed, with his ego, did what Jordan did to Drexler in 1992 in the playoffs that year.

The Knicks swept Baltimore, and the people who voted for Unseld realized they had made a big mistake. What's more **** is that these idiots overdid it, and said Unseld was bullshit, hurt his popularity, and caused the second-year Unseld to not be selected as an All-Star, and he has never been selected as the best player since then. line-up.

Louis was fortunate to watch Unseld's late game. He played with the same high-level IQ as Louland, but no matter what he did, he was only the second leader of the team. If Luland remained healthy, he could be in the first place. The boss of a strong team that made it to the playoffs.

Of course, winning the title is almost impossible.

However, his weight is too much, and he is still fat. Although his take-off height is not high, every time he falls, he is ready to collapse at any time like a dangerous building.

Injuries are close at hand for him.

In the first two games of the playoffs, Louie only called a timeout, and every game was played without suspense, and the Bullets' resistance just kept the Celtics' show going longer.

The reporter asked Louis: "Will a timeout be called in game 3?"

Louie's response angered the Washington media: "It depends on the Bullets' performance."

He said it as if calling a timeout was a handout to the Bullets.

After his stimulation, the Bullets united and vowed to give the Celtics a good confrontation.

After two more days of rest, the Celtics went away.

The Bullets had an intense first half.

The fans at Capital Arena, like epileptics, booed every Celtics attack and cheered every Bullets goal.

"We could feel the hatred from the fans in their reaction."

"littlelu angered the whole of Washington DC!"

Although the Bullets fought hard, the Celtics were stronger, leading by 14 points before halftime.

Then, Louie suddenly called a timeout.

His first timeout since game1.

He called a timeout, but nothing was arranged.

Just let the players come down and drink some drinks to replenish their vitality, and then go up to the game.

The last player to shoot was Thomas, who hit the rebound after the pick-and-roll.

After that, at the end of the first half, the Celtics led the Bullets by 16 points.

The reporter asked why Louie called that timeout~www.novelmt.com~ Louie's smile was heartwarming, he replied: "I think the Bullets players and the fans on the scene have worked hard, this timeout is called for them, I think Let them catch their breath."

Philip Chenier, a legendary broadcaster who has worked for the D.C. area basketball game for 34 years, quipped: "It only took 6 days for littlelu to replace the San Francisco 49ers as the most hated presence in D.C. ."

Louie heard a lot of racist words as he walked into the tunnel.

It made him more relaxed.

He came to the locker room with a smile, and said to his players: "In the second half, we want to expand our lead a little bit."

"How much?" Thomas asked.

Louie said bluntly: "30 points."

"What the **** is this?" Bird called out.