The Rest, Only Noise

On Oct. 26, the Mets won Game 7 of the World Series, keeping the Red Sox under the shadow of the Holy Child's curse.

It was a heartening victory for New Yorkers.

The folks on Madison Avenue were happy with the result, and the Knicks were given more expectations in the context of the Mets' title win.

"Will they be the next professional sports team to bring glory to New York?"

The New York Times raised this question in their paper.

A lot of readers wrote back and voted that the Knicks would be New York's next championship team accounted for 70%.

In Game2 of the new season of the Knicks, they met their nemesis, the Chicago Bulls.

It should be noted that the title of "enemy" is Chicago's wishful thinking.

Everyone knows they died a second place.

The No. 2 pick was considered the most mature of the 1986 class, and the Bulls gave up Kevin McHale and two future first-round picks for him.

As a result, the second-place finisher died 40 hours after being selected.

He has yet to play a game for the Bulls.

To shirk the blame, Krause claimed the Knicks were the conspirators in the deal, and they knew there was something wrong with Bias.

Louie didn't respond to the ridiculous accusations, but otherwise, Chicagoans would have to admit to bad luck or a major slip-up in management.

The former will make them feel that God doesn't love them, and the latter will make the general manager lose his job, so it's better to extrapolate the responsibility, which can create a world of New York villains and Chicago Bulls.

Bulls core player Charles Barkley with such anger, and the Knicks to the death.

Can you imagine the anger of Chicagoans, what would Bias be like with Barkley? Will his passion make Barkley the norm tonight?

Nobody knows the answer.

Everyone saw an angry Barkley taking revenge on the Knicks.

Looking at Barkley this night, Louis felt that it was not a pity that he could not see the peak period of Burial Love and Life for Love.

He doesn't even think Fat Tiger will be able to reach Barkley's level in the future.

The third-year Barkley is a multiple variation of the power of the 5, the size of the 4, the skill of the 3 and the height of the 2.

Watching him play against other players in the NBA is like watching a healthy Sullinger smash in the CBA.

It's too easy, no one is his opponent, and everyone is dislocated.

To limit him, Louie had McHale play the sixth man, Oakley. As a result, without punching, Oakley was knocked out by KO in three quarters, and McHale couldn't stop it. Even Ewing was blown up by Barkley.

This game belonged to one person's performance, Buck made use of 80% shooting and scored 54 points, 22 rebounds and 4 assists.

The Knicks lost by 2 points and suffered their first loss of the season.

"As you all know, Chuck isn't fighting alone."

Bulls coach Doug Collins said excitedly.

The Knicks didn't say anything about it, and Louie didn't think losing this game was a big deal, and some losses were unavoidable.

How can you not lose if someone on the other side shoots 80 percent from the field and pours 54 points and 22 rebounds against the best defense this season?

The Knicks left the home court with 1 win and 1 loss. They first came to the sinking Golden State to challenge the Warriors.

Benjamin Wilson played an outstanding performance in this game.

With 32 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists in 31 minutes, the Knicks slaughtered the Warriors 124-77.

Someone with a heart has discovered that the Knicks are always very ruthless in dealing with the game this year.

However, their average playing time is the lowest in the league, and it stands to reason that they are not the kind of poor team that kills people with garbage time.

As long as you look carefully, you will know where the problem is.

They have a bunch of wolves like tigers on the bench.

The only challenge in the next four games is Doug Mo's Denver Nuggets.

This team, known for not defending, has gone to extremes.

Not defending has become a label on them, something that can't be ripped off no matter what. Fans like to watch this. If you don't play this person, you won't watch it. If you continue to play this, you are destined to fail.

Both the Nuggets and Coach Mo are stuck in an endless loop.

Once you enter this cycle, the outcome is predictable.

After being defeated by Barkley's amazing performance, the Knicks played five straight and then ushered in the most difficult schedule.

In the upcoming schedule, they have to face the Blazers, Lakers, Suns, Bucks, 76ers, Bulls, Celtics and Cavaliers.

Strictly speaking, only the Sun is good to play. Needless to say, the strength of Hu Kaituo. The Bucks are still a strong player in the East. The 76ers have a tendency to be bad, but their prestige still exists. The Bulls and Cavaliers are both bad teams, but they are not fake. There is a common enemy, the Knicks.

As long as they play the Knicks, they will play with hatred.

Anything linked to hatred will change the taste.

On November 11, the Knicks came to Portland and faced the Portland Trail Blazers, who have won seven games so far in the new season, in the Memorial Coliseum.

Who was the biggest winner this past summer?

Some people will say that the Knicks have won a lot in the draft, and they even traded for McHale with the second pick, avoiding the huge thunder of Bias.

Others say the Pistons, the team with the most trades, the most roster changes, and the most likely to make waves in the East.

Others would say Trailblazers.

They took advantage of the fermenting of Phoenix's unique product scandal, and they made a decisive move to get Larry Nance, and by the way, they also got a big center James Edwards.

Tonight, Louie adjusted seriously.

The Blazers are Terry Porter, Jordan, Drexler, Xavier McDaniel and Nance.

This is a super-swinging lineup that goes against the rules, doesn't have a center, and puts a power forward at the center.

Louie's response was Stockton to Porter, Wilson to Jordan, Stevens to Drexler, Corbyn to McDaniel, McHale to Nance at the 5th position.

Ellis and Ewing were all on the bench.

"Unexpected adjustment, what does LittleLu want to do?"

"Before the game, we thought Patrick would be the Knicks' strongest point, and LittleLu seemed to be telling us, no, he's not."

Many people have questions.

Louie uses this set for the simple reason that he wants to test the strength of the Blazers.

Therefore, he replaced the flank with more mature combat power and physique in the team at present, to confront the opponent head-on.

He believes that this lineup will be suppressed by the Blazers. How well it plays depends on the performance on the spot and the player's own state.

In the jump ball stage, Nance's advantage is obvious.

McHale is no match.

Nance flipped the racket to Jordan with ease.

Jordan came up to face Wilson, which is what Louie wanted to see.

Jordan's speed, ball feel and experience from two seasons will be his strengths.

Wilson's speed is not much worse, and his static talent has obvious advantages. If Jordan can't get rid of him and choose to shoot, it will be seriously disturbed.

Jordan wasn't in a rush to teach Wilson a lesson, and his pass went to Nance with precision.

Nance strode forward to collect the ball and take off. McHale had the speed to return to defense, but did not stop his ability.

The moment Nance jumped up, the gap between the two was so obvious.

BOOM!

Nance completes the dunk.

2 to 0

"Benj, can you handle Michael?" Louis asked on the sidelines.

Wilson didn't know what kind of person Jordan was, and when he heard Louie ask him, out of the pride of a big boy, he nodded and said, "Yes!"

The teammate's ball came immediately.

Wilson should have offended Jordan.

The next thing he faced was Jordan's ruthless close defense.

In college, Wilson was able to hold the ball to complete the offense in the face of many strong players, but in front of Jordan, his ball seemed to be in a dangerous position at any time~www.novelmt.com~ Jordan's threat to the ball forced him to turn his back Guarding the ball, but turning his back, he doesn't have enough hip strength to help him get into position.

His skills and talent are clearly different from Jordan's fierce physical confrontation.

After a few seconds of hesitation, Jordan found an opportunity to steal the ball, chasing the ball like a beast and smashing forward for dunks.

4 to 0

After Jordan dunked the ball, he asked with the arrogance of his opponent: "You think you can handle me?"

He walked grimly past Wilson. "I don't think so."

At this time, Jordan has not yet won the championship, and he does not yet have the kind of terrifying aura that represents the king's way, but he already has a court domineering that cannot be challenged.

Ordinary people have gone through such a round and have no courage to fight again.

And what happened next is also one of Louis's favorite things about Benj.

He's an athlete with the same DNA, the same chromosome as Jordan.

I saw him yell at Stockton from beyond the arc: "Give me the ball!"

Without flinching, without fear, he faced Jordan again.

Holding the ball isn't a problem, his problem is that he can't dribble after a confrontation.

So, no ball attack.

Since it is impossible to hold the ball and attack, there is only one option left to play Jordan face-to-face.

Jordan expected, Wilson suddenly dry pull.

His dry-pulling height is at an inhuman level, and Jordan's prediction is useless. Whether he can get in or not depends on Wilson's own feel.

"Shh!"

3 to 4

"Damn, that's MJ, how dare this kid fight him?" Truk Robinson said unexpectedly.

Wilson didn't just fight Jordan, he returned the trash talk.

"I just can get you." Wilson said to Jordan, full of fighting spirit.