The Rest, Only Noise

The Eastern Stars' second-half slump was unexpected, and it was clear they were split into three waves.

One wave is old school dominated by the Celtics Big Three.

Another wave is a new faction dominated by the young New York Knicks.

There is also a wave of neutral parties like the Doctor, Moses Malone, and Cheeks.

It is no secret that Isiah Thomas pushed out Wilson, and some reporters heard the inside story and began to spread all kinds of rumors about the Eastern Stars.

Louie's employment in the second half brought a lot of plausibility to this prediction.

"Although I don't believe that there are irreconcilable contradictions within the Eastern Star Team, Coach Lu's rotation seems to be telling us that yes, some of these guys just don't get along with others."

It's not the most outrageous thing that CBS put Rick Barry on as an All-Star Game commentator, but the most outrageous is Barry's partner Bill Russell.

A notoriously black but feel-good racist, and a radical civil rights activist and a self-respecting black winner.

Russell followed Barry's words: "There is obviously a problem in the East. This kind of problem is very common among players, and Lu chose a palliative approach to divert the conflict."

However, today's fans live in an era when Heinsohn was on the CBS national commentary stand, so no matter how outrageous the pairing was, it couldn't compare to Heinsohn's excited refereeing in front of a national audience in the finals. Law enforcement against the Celtics came uncomfortably.

In the second half of the All-Star Game, Louie staggered the playing time of the Celtics Big Three and the Knicks four.

Both are big All-Stars, the Celtics have three and the Knicks have four.

Therefore, they can easily lead a lineup to play on the field.

There was no more uncomfortable scene for Louis in the second half.

Although some people are complaining that his method is to avoid the important, but the All-Star Game is played every year, and next year's coach doesn't know who it is, why should it be avoided?

He has never been a peacemaker and has no obligation to help these players mediate conflicts. If friction with the Celtics' top beasts can make Wilson progress faster, he'd rather watch them hate each other.

Whoever calls him from the same player is a brother, they communicate with each other in private, they play games live on the Internet, and they can choose to quit at any time because of the lack of competitiveness of the team, shout "I want to bring my talent to xx", and make a documentary to praise the brothers After a year of love, I found out that it was a pitfall, I applied for a trade in the contract, and I had a big leg with 73 wins. I have to say that it was the hardest way, and also threatened that the team was historically a failure? What about the faces, gentlemen?

Disgusting, disgusting to death.

Perhaps it is due to the advancement of modern technology and the inevitable reduction of the distance between players.

In this era, the stars are always vigilant about each other, and there are not so many strange connections in private.

Especially when the media exaggerates the so-called hatred and rivals, the players really hate each other.

The one-of-a-kind beast like Thomas is looking for trouble with Wilson out of nothing.

The torn East Star team made the West Star team's victory.

The Eastern Conference stars have only done one thing well the whole time.

Just to make it easy for Chambers to score every time.

This comity has made Chambers an AMVP rightfully.

Another reason Louis loves contemporary.

Although the players have no quality, they are polite and respect the old, but they do not love the young.

Being polite is reflected in letting the landlord perform to the fullest and showing fans a happy game, unlike some players in the future who will not care about the landlord in order to show off.

It's easy to respect the old, the current Ph.D., the former Bob Cousy, and they all got the most serious treatment at the All-Star Game.

The Doctor ended the All-Star Game with flowers and applause.

Louie was reminded of Kobe's curtain call in 2016.

Where did young people take him seriously at that time?

Everyone is respectful in their mouths, and their hands are not clean. On the surface, they pretended to let Kobe play the All-Star game without regrets. In fact, when the game started, they would rather shoot those three-pointers that are meaningless and unattractive, and make fans unhappy. All-star game for everyone to play a few more irons.

Another big regret after Louie crossed was that he didn't see James' All-Star curtain call. At that time, he knew whether it was a human problem or whether the young people really forgot the tradition of respecting the old.

The All-Star Game is over, and as always, there is controversy surrounding Louie.

The point of this controversy is simple.

It's about what's wrong with the Knicks' young stars and the Celtics' three superstars.

Sitting in front of them, Louis asked amusingly: "Every time we have a match, we have a bloodbath and the scene is extremely cruel. Do you expect them to have a good personal relationship? They hate each other, and they don't even give Passing the ball to each other makes sense to me."

"Shouldn't you stop this behavior?"

"Stop it?" Louis asked rhetorically. "Why would I do this?"

"Because the All-Star Game is a harmonious and beautiful stage..."

Louie smiled: "This is your opinion. I think the All-Star Game should let fans see real stars. I don't want to whitewash the peace. It seems that everything is going well. Rather than they love each other, I want to see them today. In the evening, they push each other out like this.”

"What's more..."

Louie made the contradiction public: "It wasn't the Knicks team that started doing this first. If you watch the game, you should see that Isiah Thomas is the initiator of everything."

Louis is about to make a big rhythm every three to five.

From the last time I complained about the cheapness of the Celtics' home-court advantage, the winning rate will be so high. This time, it is publicly diss Thomas is responsible for the discord of the Eastern Star team.

Media reporters like Louie's revelations. Sometimes they don't need to ask any more questions, and Louie will make things clear by himself.

Now, the pressure is on Thomas.

He vehemently denied it, taking it as an accident that he didn't pass Wilson a single pass on the court.

The New York media stood up and set fire to output.

The media from all sides have stepped down one after another, and they want to make their voices heard in this battle of public opinion in the sports world.

Louie is interviewed by David Stern.

Stern admired Louie, but disapproved of his behavior of making the contradiction public.

Louie didn't mean to fight against Stern.

"Mr. President, this helps the league's exposure." Louie cut into an angle that Stern was more interested in. "Whether it's a good reputation or a bad reputation, it's a prestige increase for the league. And the league doesn't I didn't get criticized for it, only Isiah Thomas was criticized. It's a good deal to trade his fame for the world's attention."

Stern was originally dissatisfied with Louie's frequent behavior in front of the media, but listening to him explain it this way is not unacceptable.

"Didn't you and Isiah work together?" Stern asked, "How did you get to this point?"

Louie smiled: "David, don't you have a very annoying person around you, but you have to work with him?"

Stern smiled lightly: "I understand."

"So I'm fine, right?" Louie asked.

"It's just between you and Boston, no third team can be brought down, no mention of anything related to the league. Got it?"

"certainly."

"By the way, Lu, there is something else."

Stern invited Louis to take a seat.

Louis felt that things would not be too simple, so he sat down to see what he wanted to do next.

Stern puts a document in front of Louie.

"have a look."

Louie took the file and looked at it.

This is a contract written in Chinese and English.

At first, Louis watched as an outsider.

After reading a few paragraphs, he found out that this was the official cooperation contract between the NBA and China Central Television.

However, this contract is clearly drawn up unilaterally by the NBA.

Stern wants to explore overseas markets, so in recent years, he has been fighting for FIBA ​​to untie professional players, so that the best players in the world can represent the national team.

At the same time, it is impossible for him to miss the huge Asian market.

China is undoubtedly an important part of the alliance's forays into Asia.

"Do you think this contract will be accepted?" Stern asked.

It's clear that Stern doesn't care about upfront earnings.

The league will grant the NBA broadcast rights to CCTV free of charge to expand the NBA's influence in the country.

Is this the contract that famously made Stern wait hours at the reception desk on the central reception to be signed?

"I don't think there's a problem in general, but a few more could be added."

Louis mentions several terms that are politically correct in China.

"This..." Stern was worried about American public opinion.

Louie smiled and said: "Are you okay to expose this contract? Or are you worried that they will expose this contract? China is a fast-growing country~www.novelmt.com~ Once the market there is opened up, no Twenty years from now, the Chinese market will bring a steady stream of wealth to the alliance."

To the Jews, ism was worth nothing compared to money.

"Will the addition of these terms really make them agree?" Stern was concerned.

Louie encouraged him: "Even without those terms, what the league has come up with is very attractive. But with these terms, they'll feel like you really want to work with them."

"I do deals a lot, and I know honesty is the most important part of deals," Louie said.

Stern's face was tense for more than ten seconds, and then he laughed.

"Hey, who doesn't know that Coach Lu is one of the best 'loyal people' in the league."

It sounds like a compliment, but why is the tone so weird...

"Ha, David, don't say that, I'm not that good yet..."