The Rest, Only Noise

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Reggie Williams jumped to save the ball, and the Knicks had already made a mistake and forced it back.

Sam Bowie got the ball from beyond the arc, ran out of time, and had to force a shot.

He pitched in.

With 22 seconds left in the game and the Lakers trailing by 15 points, even if McGrady was parachuted into their court with 35 seconds and 13 points, it would not change the outcome.

Stevens was as happy as a child.

Wilson is no longer defensive.

Tragedy was dribbling the ball and had no intention of continuing to attack. If he wants to brush the stats, he can get to the basket, and the Knicks won't guard him anyway.

He didn't do that.

He dribbled the ball and waited for the time to end.

9-8-7-6...

Louie picked up a Coke and performed the classic one-handed twist-off snap, and at the end of the game, MSG fans poured into the stadium.

In fact, Louie was not as happy as he appeared to be.

This championship is different from the first championship in 1984 and the first championship in the Knicks era in 1988.

Just like their second championship, because the Lakers' core players are plagued by injuries, they are bound to be no match for them.

This year's championship represents the Knicks' three-peat in the Louis era.

What's the hardest part? If the hardest part for Louie is the Eastern Conference series against the Celtics, the Lakers were never a problem from start to finish.

Although the Lakers dragged the game to Game 6, the Celtics were the team he dreaded.

The results were satisfactory, but not so much joy for Louis.

Maybe he really won.

But he is the kind of person who needs challenges, stimulation, and difficulty.

When he left the Celtics, the main reason was that he had Auerbach's constraints on his head. What about the secondary reason? If anything, it's that the team is good enough that there's not much he can do.

Now the Knicks appear to be in the same situation.

At first glance, it seems that there is no opponent.

The Celtics are getting older, the Lakers must first deal with Kevin Johnson, and then think about how to beat the Knicks.

The Blazers, Jordan, who was led astray and unwilling to be a small Drexler, could explode at any time.

Louis could not have imagined that he was so arrogant, that he dared to look down on the heroes of the world "just" after winning three consecutive championships.

"You won the championship, why are you not happy at all?" Ewing asked strangely.

Louis asked with a fake smile, "Don't you see the smile on my face?"

"Obvious fake smile."

"Is it so obvious?"

"I can see it anyway."

Well, even this guy can see it, so who can't see it?

"Never mind, I'm actually very happy, just thinking about other things."

Louie will soon have no time to be hypocritical, because the fans who rush into the stadium are irrational.

They want to celebrate with the team's staff.

Whether it's a player or a coach.

Opposite the Knicks, the Lakers ended lonely.

Since 1980, the tragic Lakers have reached the Finals 9 times in 11 seasons, winning only twice in 1980 and 1982. Then, the disaster that established the name of the tragic master began. Since 1983, they suffered a seven-game losing streak in the finals.

Elgin Baylor, known as the first unlucky person in history, also lost 8 times.

As a generation of tragic masters, Baylor is very happy.

Although he is the most qualified player in the world to be called Mr. Lakers, his breakup with the Lakers was not pleasant, nor did he have anything to do with the Lakers in the Bass era, plus he did not win any championships, so, Jenny Buss can boldly exclude him and LOGO from the list of the best five in Lakers history in the future.

Now he is a happy old man.

As the general manager of the Knicks, he helped the team win three consecutive championships. He has never won any rings in his playing days. Now he has three championship rings, although not as a player, but as precious.

"Jerry, I have as many rings as you do."

Belle said happily.

This is not a challenge, West smiled bitterly.

After the FMVP selection, there is no suspense.

Benjamin Wilson extended his dominance from the first game of the regular season to the final game of the Finals.

In this battle, he scored 39 points, 12 rebounds and 13 assists. Benjamin Wilson, who was only 22 years old and 9 months old, won the first FMVP trophy of his career.

He became the third Grand Slam player in Knicks history to complete MVP+FMVP+Double First Team after Ewing.

It is worth mentioning that although the sixth game of the finals is not too suspenseful, there are still 31 million Americans who watched the game.

This set a new record to date.

What's more worth mentioning is that Game 4, which was hampered by the league, was the lowest-rated game in the series. To a certain extent, this gave a clear indication to the top of the league. If you want a good game, you have to look at the dishes.

Some coaches don't know how to make the game look good, of course you have an obligation to help him make the game look good.

But someone like Louie doesn't like to be manipulated, and he doesn't like to be angry. Once you want to provoke him, although he can't do anything to you, he has a way to screw up your business, such as making the game incomparable. ugly.

Louie's call with David Stern set the tone for the next two Finals games.

The end result is that the league welcomes the high ratings, the Knicks win three consecutive championships, the Lakers welcome the seventh consecutive year plus an internal explosion, and everyone has a bright future.

The next day, the issue of whether the NBA's CBS era is over has entered the headlines of various media.

After the golden 1980s, in the first year of the 1990s, the league's momentum has not weakened, but it has become more attractive because of the rise of the Knicks.

That's a matter of the league's negotiators and the TV stations.

Louie's focus is the 1990 draft.

They've just wrapped up the Knicks' strongest season in terms of hard power in the Louis era.

Because they got Sam Bowie and Reggie Williams without major losses.

Williams will be a member of the Knicks for years to come.

And Bowie's contract has expired. With his performance in the Knicks, many teams will give him a big contract.

Meanwhile, Danny Ainge's contract is about to expire, and Louie isn't sure if they want to keep Ainge.

At the same time, and most importantly, Hornacek's contract will expire this summer.

If someone throws a big contract on Bowie, Louie will definitely not follow up the offer, so Bowie will go.

Whether Angie stays or not can be discussed again. As for Hornacek, of course Louis wants to stay, and it is difficult to find a seventh person as good as him.

He has always been an important backup at the No. 1 and No. 2 positions for the Knicks in the Louis era, and it is too rare to have a white guard who can play two guard positions.

But Louis has to recognize the reality.

Hornacek has won three championships with the team and is at his peak. He wants a big contract and a higher tactical position, which the Knicks can't give.

The person Louis wanted to keep the most was the one he couldn't keep.

Therefore, Louie needs to plan for the worst - the team may lose three important rotations at the same time.

Although the depth of their lineup is still staggering without these three, Bowie and Hornacek are both very important role players. If they are not replenished in time, there will be some trouble next season.

But Louis is not in a hurry, they have a choice.

This year, the Knicks have only two draft picks.

One first round, one second round.

This first round is a bit of a mystery. Many years ago -- oh no, actually four years ago, Louie made a trade with Bulls general manager Jerry Krause.

The deal was to take the second overall pick in 1986 for Kevin McHale plus a number of draft picks.

As we all know, Krause traded for a dead man in exchange for the No. 2 pick.

The Bulls were doomed to screw up Barkley's prime from that point on, and Krause had no choice but to throw dirty water on Louie to shirk responsibility.

Yes, Louis admitted that he was responsible for this matter, and he must have put a gun to Claus's forehead to force the other party to trade.

Believe it or not, Chicagoans believe it.

The Bulls have struggled since then, and the Knicks have yet to digest the legacy of that deal.

This year, the last value of that deal will be realized -- the Knicks have the right to swap the 1990 first-round pick with the Bulls.

Thanks to Louie's "help" last summer, the Bulls came to the new season with an extremely **** lineup. Even though Barkley averaged 28 points, 14.4 rebounds and 4 assists per game, and shot 56%, he did not take the team out of the lottery. .

The Bulls fell to the bottom eighth in the league.

After that, they drew the 8th overall pick in the 1990 first round in the May lottery.

How about this ~www.novelmt.com~? Louis' heart is only grateful.

Thank you, Klaus.

There are still nearly two weeks left in the draft, and the offseason is still early, but the thunder that should explode has basically exploded.

Isaiah Thomas is unhappy, and the ambitions that depended on winning in the early years can no longer be hidden.

Drexler is not happy, why is the Trail Blazers Jordan's team, obviously he came first.

Barkley is not happy because the general manager is stupid.

Kevin Johnson was unhappy, and the reason was similar to that of a glider.

If it weren't for the Knicks to prepare for the draft, Louie would want to leave business behind and concentrate on eating melons. Wouldn't this be more exciting than the finals?

PS: Today's second chapter will be updated at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, because the typo has not been changed