The Rest, Only Noise

Benjamin Wilson's second 50.

Against the Utah Jazz, who have the league's first inside gate, he vented his anger for Louis with such a performance, making his teammates rejoiced.

The Jazz didn't expect to lose so badly. Karl Malone scored 30+10, but it didn't work. The Jazz lost 26 points.

After the game, many reporters focused on Louie and the referee due to the expulsion of Louie by the referee on duty, Jack Ness.

"Of course I'm not satisfied with this penalty," Louie told reporters. "Actually, I will appeal to the league and wait for them to give me an explanation."

"I didn't interfere with the game, I didn't attack the referee, I was just joking there." Louie said dissatisfiedly, "If the league has regulations that do not allow coaches to joke on the sidelines, I will definitely accept the penalty, if not, I will definitely propose Protest, I suspect Jack Ness is racist, the league office and the referee union must give me an account."

This is not the first time Louie has had trouble with the referee.

If one were to look back on his career, he would find that he was a boxing referee during his time with the Celtics.

His punch to Jack Madden ended the latter's refereeing career.

It's not that substantial damage has been caused to Madden, but Madden has repeatedly neglected his duties and has repeatedly tended to racial discrimination, and the league has decided to terminate his employment.

After that, Madden was active in the college basketball arena, separated from Louis.

All judges in the industry know that Louie is a mad dog that will bite you when he opens his mouth.

Madden was originally a promising referee, and now he has faded out of the professional league.

Realizing that he had provoked someone he shouldn't, Nice apologized to Louis as soon as possible.

Because Louie played the "racism" card.

Even if Asians and even these foreign Asians who work hard in the United States are at the bottom of the discrimination chain, American society has its own rules.

The rule is not to come blatantly.

Especially for a star with a certain social influence like Louis, if Nice makes a mistake first, as long as Louis bites the racial discrimination to death, even if his job is not lost, his reputation will be severely damaged.

Nice apologized to Louis first and then to the public.

This is normal operation.

The next operation is not very normal.

Nice blew himself up that he has depression: "I've been irritable recently, I'm down, I can't control myself, I don't know why this is happening, the doctor said I need treatment, but I don't want to give up my job, lose my job I It's just trash..."

For Louie, using depression to offset all his mistakes is not new.

In the era before he crossed over, it was simply the routine operation of celebrity internet celebrities.

Contemporary Americans don't know much about depression, they think it's a neurosis, but it's true that no one cares about Louie's allegations anymore.

Now that Nice has apologized, Louis didn't bite to the end, he didn't want to become the referee's public enemy.

Doing this is just to put a protective film on himself and let people know that he is not to be messed with.

In this way, future referees will have to reconsider if they want to blow Louis' T, and no one wants to be as provocative as Nice.

Louie's troubles, as well as Nice's self-destruction of depression, buried Wilson's wonderful performance in the ground.

That night, Louie returned to the locker room and brought back the game ball to Wilson.

"This is the second time you've scored 50 points." Louie laughed. "Benj, I suggest you save the video of this game. In our team, it's not easy to get 50 points."

Wilson said modestly, "Just don't splash me with cold water..."

"Hehehe~~~" Louis frowned.

Wilson noticed Louie's eyebrows twitching coquettishly, and suddenly felt a chill behind him.

Sure enough, Oakley ripped off his pants, and Ewing poured a bucket of cold water over his head.

"You **** niggas!" Wilson yelled.

"Okay, pack up and get ready to go back to the hotel!" Louis shouted.

Louis returned to the hotel and called Tomjanovich and Zhao Yuanzheng over to review.

Although the Knicks have a large number of coaching staff, the core structure is Lu, Zhao, and Tang.

Phil Jackson has great ambitions, except for psychological counseling, he gave little advice on team preparation and planning.

He seems to be here to learn.

Others, like shooting coach Sharif, strength trainer Dillon, and interior coach Truk Robinson, all have specialized skills.

Louis mainly revisited the period of his expulsion.

Wilson blasted 40 points in three quarters.

Louie pointed out, "When he enters the state, there is no need for tactics, no need for pre-resources, no need to consider the remaining time, give him the ball, and he can immediately return a good ball."

"He adapted to the game much faster than I thought."

"Yeah, he always finds the most respectable way to take over the game," Tomjanovich explained. "Only when he's singles, we don't feel the tactic being disrupted."

The point Lui was thinking about was that perhaps a movement strategy should be devised that would be common to both the 2 and 3 positions.

The perimeter movement of the current system was set last season, when the Knicks had only one Ellis who was a reliable three-point threat.

Tony Campbell is a brush, his ability to steal points is a must.

As for the 3-pointer, he always shoots when Ellis isn't around.

He knew very well that if he ran tactics with Ellis, he would never outrun Ellis. He's a selfish player who only plays for stats, and wins second.

Wilson doesn't have that problem, so he'll run with Ellis.

But for the same movement, Ellis has a much better effect. Wilson often makes the entire movement invalid because of the wrong movement.

"It now seems that it is urgent to transform the 'ExgeRicky' tactics." Zhao Yuanzheng said, "We must find a way for the two shooters to not interfere with each other and help each other."

Next is the study of tactical lines.

The three stayed up until half past three in the morning.

Zhao Yuanzheng yawned, and Louis realized that it was very late.

"Let's be here today." Louis packed up, Tomjanovich and Zhao Yuanzheng left one after another.

Before going to bed, Louis cooked a bag of instant noodles himself.

He didn't even eat dinner tonight because the dinner prepared by the hotel was not to his taste.

Victory over the Jazz, the Knicks took advantage of the six-game winning streak, but the limelight was robbed by things off the court.

In mid-January, the attention of the New York media was all about the lawsuit.

New York Mafia leaders Anthony "FatTony" Salerno and Cammy Pelucia were sentenced to 100 years in prison for racketeering.

The "Godfather" in the 1970s created a gangster craze in the United States, and many excellent gangster films have been released since then. The outside world has always been very curious about this group of people.

Louie also doesn't want too many people paying attention to the Knicks, because they are about to play the Celtics.

Bird has been back since the Knicks' big win against the Celtics for the first time this season, and Wilson's 50-point lead has the media hyping him to replace Bird as the next king.

After his comeback, Bird still has MVP-level performance.

His back injury appears to be recovering.

Louis prepares seriously and wants to beat the Celtics with all the main force again.

But on Jan. 11, he was forced to stay home and watch the NFL with his mom.

Today is the American League Cup final between the Cleveland Browns and the Denver Broncos.

The Louie family had lived in Cleveland for many years and could be considered half Cleveland.

The Browns are now only one step away from reaching the Super Bowl, and they have attracted laymen like Li Xuanbing.

Louie doesn't have that deep affection for Cleveland, but he knows it's where he grew up. So this game, he will support the Browns to win.

However, the game was as dramatic as Game 6 of the 1986 MLB World Series.

Most of the time, the Browns were in control of the game, and it looked like they were going to win.

The score was 20-13 in the fourth quarter, with Brown leading by a touchdown before the Broncos advanced for 98 yards.

Brown took the tee off and the ball landed at the Broncos' 2-yard line. It was a perfect tee off.

With 5 minutes and 32 seconds remaining in the game, the Broncos had to advance 98 yards to tie the game.

Next, the Broncos, led by superstar John Elway, put on a magical performance.

In 5 minutes, the Broncos launched 15 offenses, 5 running offenses, 6 successful 9 passes, 1 sack, and frantically pushed forward 98 yards to complete the touchdown game.

"My God!" Li Xuanbing was stunned.

She probably understands the game.

Even Louis was stunned.

In overtime, the Broncos took the lead with a free kick and successfully defeated the Browns to advance to the Super Bowl.

The result made Louis nauseous.

Li Xuanbing turned off the TV silently.

None of them are Browns fans and simply support the team.

But this game is like feeding **** in their mouths~www.novelmt.com~ It's hard to imagine the mood of the team's followers after watching this game.

"Does Cleveland's sports curse really exist?" Li Xuanbing asked.

"Uh..." Louis didn't know what to say.

In the 1970s, nothing happened. In the early 1980s, the Cavaliers ushered in the worst owner in sports history. The Browns sent themselves to **** with a nightmarish RedRight88① in 1981. This year, it was only one step away from the Super Bowl. The Broncos complete an epic comeback.

The Broncos' final five minutes, known in the future as "The Drive."

Any sports moment dubbed TheXXX is basically a miracle for one side and a nightmare for the other side.

⑴Imagine the tiebreaker of the 2018 Western Conference Finals. Curry passed away a lore opportunity at the last moment, allowing the Rockets to enter the finals to win the championship. Pretty much the result and aftermath of the "RedRight88" moment - I was publishing this chapter and it occurred to me... Didn't Curry already do this kind of thing and lose a championship? hum hum