The Rest, Only Noise

It's rare for a strong team to make a trade midway through the season, unless it's really needed, or there's an internal problem.

The Knicks were fine internally, but sent away the much-loved Manute Bol and the former King of New York.

It was this trade that reminded New Yorkers that Bernard King was still on the team.

"So he has been there all the time?" Many people have this feeling.

Gilmour is undoubtedly a player whose name outweighs his strength, and he certainly cannot replace Bol's role in protecting the basket.

Many of Louie's journalist friends called to ask for inside information.

Louie only revealed it to a few people.

Then they are responsible for writing articles to inform the outside world, the purpose of the Knicks transaction.

Louie called Bol before the deal was completed.

Bol doesn't have much of an impression of San Antonio, and while he's reluctant to leave, the deal is a foregone conclusion.

All have been negotiated for that sake, and without an explanation to the Spurs, Louis will never want to trade with them in the future.

Therefore, Louis can only try his best to appease Bol and let him go to the new team with a good mood.

The deal came to fruition, and Louie was waiting to meet Gilmour back in New York, believing that Gilmour would accept the replacement.

He's a veteran, and he's notoriously good-natured enough to care if someone's fist is hurt when he's beaten on the court.

On February 8th, after the boring Legends game ended, the curtain rose for the All-Star Game.

The Eastern Conference All-Star starters are Isiah Thomas, Wilson, Bird, McHale, and Sampson.

It is very outrageous for Wilson to start. In terms of strength and statistics, he should not be the starter.

But the popularity of this kind of thing, can't say, can't just look at the strength.

The Western All-Star starters are just as glorious: Magic, Jordan, Chambers (Wilkins is injured), Malone, Olajuwon.

Louie didn't have much communication with the Eastern Stars, they were all old acquaintances, and they were just chatting.

At the beginning, the Western Stars won the jump ball, the Eastern Stars gave a chance, the penalty area was evacuated, and Magic wanted to give Chambers a chance to vacate.

Tens of thousands of spectators in the King's Dome were about to call out, but Chambers wasn't prepared enough, he didn't jump to the highest point, and the ball in his hand also dunked.

At this time in the All-Star Game, the defenses of both sides are online, and the intensity is not as high as usual, but it is not so eye-catching.

In the opening few goals, neither team played well.

Then, Sampson made a long pass to Bird, and Bird passed a one-handed cannonball to McHale.

McHale made an easy layup and scored 2 points.

Next, Jordan ripped apart the Eastern Stars' defense and came in for a dunk.

After playing for two minutes, Louie found that Wilson couldn't touch the ball and replaced him with the much-anticipated Dr. J.

At the beginning of the season, Dr. J announced that this year would be his last season.

After John Havlicek, another man got the retirement touring treatment.

This is his last game in the All-Star Game, and Louie would give him the most minutes if he could.

After he came up, he felt good in his hand, and made a jumper that was one step inside the three-point line that he usually didn't make in the game.

The competition officially entered the link of respecting the elderly and respecting the landlord.

The Eastern Conference Stars deliberately let Chambers perform, and the defensive intensity against him was low.

Chambers dunks at will.

Dr. J is getting old and can't hold back, and mostly shoots.

It seems abstract, a guy who is not good at shooting, incarnates the little prince of jump shooting in his last All-Star game.

In addition to letting the landlord play, and giving the veteran a stage, other people's confrontation is hidden in the battle of spirit.

Bird and Magic, Jordan and Bird, Sampson and Olajuwon.

Bird must be the busiest, and the two big guys in the west want to find him.

With the attitude of not rejecting anyone who comes, he sees one and hits one.

Chambers swiped a lot of points secretly. In six minutes, he scored 14 points to help the Western Conference Stars build an advantage, which is obviously for the AMVP.

In line with the principle of Dr. J as the protagonist and giving everyone time, Louis diligently replaced people.

Then found a problem.

Wilson seems to be sidelined by his teammates?

In the most typical rounds, Wilson has a space and Thomas does not pass.

The three made a fast break, Wilson on the left had the opportunity to make an alley, and Thomas had to dunk Bird on the right.

Sampson didn't even look at Wilson.

Bird glanced at Wilson, then ignored it.

The source of the exclusion is the Celtics Big Three.

Louie will naturally think of the event that Jordan was frozen. Although that event did not happen in this plane, is there a similar cause and effect?

Why did the Celtics take the lead in freezing Wilson?

Louie searches for the source of Frozen Wilson, and there are plenty of clues that the source is in Isiah Thomas.

He was indifferent to Wilson, hardly taking him seriously.

Bird and Sampson were all tied to warships.

Later, Louie found out that Barkley was not dumping Wilson.

All sorts of weird things happened to the Eastern Stars.

After Louie called a timeout, replaced a depressed Wilson and called Barkley to his side.

"Chuck, if you're a man, tell me what the **** you're up to, why don't you pass the ball to Benj?" Louie said angrily. "Is it fun with so many of you targeting a rookie?"

Buckley remembered how much Chicago hated Louie, and at this time deliberately put down his face and did not respond.

"Ignore me, okay? Well, I thought Charles Barkley was such an upright guy, but he's just as sinister as some narrow-minded dwarfs, you're a **** dark bastard."

"I'm not, I have the right not to talk to you!" Buckley turned his face away.

"Okay, then tell me if it's the dwarf in Boston, just nod!" Louie said coldly.

Barkley nodded reluctantly.

"Okay, get out!" Louis dismissed him.

What was Thomas' motive for freezing Wilson? Eye drops for young people? Don't like him? Why? Because he is beloved by thousands of Chicagoans? But he didn't play for the Bulls, which doesn't make sense.

Louie can understand Thomas freezing Jordan at the All-Star Game, because Jordan was really flamboyant at the time. He was wearing a bright red jersey, with a big gold chain hanging like a nouveau riche. The logos of various sponsors on his body were extremely dazzling. Be the savior.

He can be forgiven for disliking Jordan, but he dislikes Wilson? A young guy from Chicago who has never provoked him, who was born in Chicago and worked hard outside, why should he be bullied by him?

At the end of the first half, Wilson got 6 shots when he was on the same court with Stockton, which was quite enjoyable.

During this period, Louis walked up to Thomas and asked with a sullen face, "Isiah, what do you mean?"

"The coach for the road taught that kid what respect is." Thomas seemed to feel that he was in control.

Louis laughed angrily: "I'd like to know, why does Benj disrespect you?"

"He's only looking at Larry, no one else," Thomas said dryly. "I've got to teach him something."

"That's it?"

"That's right."

What a contemptible and hideous pride?

Louie turned away: "You can't blame Benj, because you're really small as an ant around Larry, it's not Benj's fault, it's your fault, who made you look like Larry and Ralph's sidekick Woolen cloth?"

Thomas clenched his fists, and the Louis in front of him was still the same **** who looked down on him completely.

"What happened in the first half, I can pretend it didn't happen." Louie sneered, "If you stop right now, I won't hold you accountable, and I will thank you very much for giving Benj a chance to hate you. This bird, don't blame me for being ruthless."

Louie's threat was also heard by others.

It can be seen that he is very annoyed and restrained. Does anyone want to blow him up?

This is not the first time that Louie has been the head coach of the All-Star team. In 1984, he was also the coach of the East All-Star team. Who was the person who provoked him that year? Bernard King.

Not to mention that King was taken care of by Louis at the Knicks, but at the All-Star Game, Louis' humiliation to the former made many people who have experienced it terrified.

"Isaiah, since you've been out of breath, let's end this matter."

Julius Irving, always the good guy.

"This year is my last All-Star Game, don't make everyone unhappy."

"How is it, Isiah?" Dr. J asked with a smile, "give me a face?"

Thomas asked Louie, "Don't let me play with that kid."

Louie laughed uncontrollably: "What a brazen and stupid dog you are? Do you think Benj wants to play with you? You are the **** leper in his eyes, who wants to play with you, One of the most important reasons for me to leave Boston is that I don't want to coach you, this stupid guy, you don't need to remind me of this kind of thing, just disappear from me!"

This is probably one of the two most hurtful things Louie has ever said to Thomas.

Thomas walked away with a trembling face~www.novelmt.com~ Can you find pleasure in hurting him? ' Bird asked.

Bird seems to have forgotten that the angry Louie is a mad dog, and he will bite anyone he sees.

"Don't think there's nothing to do with you here, I'm just too lazy to scold you, don't pretend to be a **** good person here, you think you're a good thing, get away and don't talk to me!"

"That **** is a mad dog!"

Bird was scolded for entering the tunnel to the locker room two minutes before the end of the first half.

At the end of the first half, the Western Stars took a big lead.

The Eastern Star Team seems to have a strong lineup, but there are many internal contradictions, and they cannot cooperate well at all.

Louis deliberately waited for Wilson to tell him about Isiah Thomas when he was off the court: "Now you know what happened, don't go to him for theories, just remember this, next time you play with the Celtics, I want to see fire in your eyes."