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All-Star Weekend in 1993 was held in Salt Lake City.

This may be the biggest sporting event in Salt Lake City history.

Nearly 1,000 media people from all over the world flocked to the event.

As hosts, Karl Malone and Mark Price carry the hopes of professional basketball throughout Utah.

Let the Western Stars win and Malone win the amvp with Price, that's the best script.

Including the Slam Dunk Contest, the Three-Point Shootout Contest and the Legends Game, featuring many of the stars of yesteryear, as well as off-court events such as the first-ever star performance at the Salt Palace.

At the same time, this year is also the year when the league announced its renewal.

Of the superstars active in the last 10 years, only Thomas, Sampson and Bird were selected.

The rest, like Wilson, Ewing, Kemp, Stockton, Manning, David Robinson, Pippen, Big Mom Johnson, Dumars, Kevin Johnson, etc., are either Mesozoic or Freshmen generation.

What's more, a player like O'Neal, seen as a future ruler, was an All-Star in the first season of his career.

The Eastern and Western stars who visited Salt Lake City did not give the local a good impression.

For example, Jordan complained because he couldn't find a place to play golf in Salt Lake City: "Salt Lake City is good, but I prefer to host the All-Star Game in a warmer city."

Because Salt Lake City is too cold right now, if he goes outside to play golf, he is afraid that he will freeze.

Jordan may not feel that his words will have any effect, but the local residents are very unhappy about it.

Ewing was more direct: "No offense, but I don't like Salt Lake City because it's too 'white' here. I'm sure the black people in Salt Lake City are on the Jazz."

This kind of hilarity, you can just shut the door and say it yourself on weekdays, and say it outside in front of the media.

Louie was unable to complain, and only gave Uncle Ewing the word "Silly Beep".

This All-Star Game, the most watched event is not the All-Star Game. Although this may be Larry Bird's All-Star farewell battle, fans are more looking forward to the Slam Dunk Contest.

Sean Kemp is participating in the dunk contest for the second time since his rookie season.

Three years ago, his performance rocked the league, winning the Slam Dunk Contest with unparalleled dominance.

Participating again now is also expected.

Kemp said to the public that regardless of the result, this will be his last slam dunk contest.

What Lou looks forward to most is not the slam dunk contest.

Because Kemp has no opponents, as long as he doesn't make mistakes, he will win the championship.

Louie is looking forward to the three-point contest.

In addition to the previous champion Miller, as well as Wilson and Bird and Jordan.

A three-point contest gathered Wilson, Bird, Jordan?

In addition to Miller, the top three-level shooter in history, the participating players have both coffee positions and strengths.

Louie never imagined that Jordan would participate in the three-point contest.

In Louie's previous life, Jordan's reason for participating in the three-point contest was also due to league pressure. The league wanted him to play in individual events to expand the influence of the All-Star Game, but he got tired of the dunk contest, so he took part in a three-point contest.

Unexpectedly, a single mistake turned into eternal hatred.

Participating in just one 3-point contest left the worst record that no one could possibly break.

Because the three-point shot was the only skill Jordan couldn't practice at home -- before this season, Jordan's skills had been perfect except for the three-pointer.

But in fact, before Riley's football strategy came to Portland, Jordan's three-point shot was about to be practiced.

It was because of Riley's strategy that affected Jordan's muscle memory, which led to a series of subsequent problems.

In last year's Finals, although the Trail Blazers died by 3-pointers, it wasn't because they couldn't shoot 3-pointers, but because Wilson's 3-pointer in the last five minutes of the fourth quarter was too deadly.

For the second time since the Eastern Conference finals in 1988, the three-pointer has shown the power of changing fate in basketball.

Wilson's three-pointer made the Blazers unable to defeat the Knicks and led to the final defeat.

This undoubtedly stimulated Jordan.

He chose to work hard and participate in this year's three-point contest to prove that the technology is no longer his shortcoming.

Before the start of the three-point contest, Louie had a hunch in his heart that Jordan would not set the worst record in his previous life.

As a result, Wilson first encountered Waterloo with 14 points and was eliminated from the group stage.

"We can't tell from Benjamin's stiff shooting touch that he used a 3-pointer in the Finals to force the team to defend the championship."

"Yes, is it really the temperature in Salt Lake City that affects his feel?"

The privilege of a popular player is that no matter what you do wrong, someone will make excuses and justifications for your mistakes.

However, the parties involved in this kind of game are only in the mood to play, and it is the local fans who are injured.

Bird was also eliminated in the group stage with 16 points.

After Louie left Boston, the Celtics' emphasis on the 3-pointer has been declining year by year.

Bird, who once averaged five 3-pointers per game under Louie, now averages just 2.2 3-pointers per game.

In comparison, Bird, who averaged 5 three-pointers per game, was only 3% lower than Bird, who averaged 2.2 shots per game.

So, why not?

It can only be said that traditional ideas kill people, and Louis has shown the correct usage of Bird.

But his successors inherited only 90%.

Maybe the 3-pointer is too deep to hold with his successors, but it's still a pity.

In the final, Miller and Jordan's three-point showdown was gripping.

The two first tied 22-22.

In overtime, Miller struggled to beat Jordan's 4 by 6 points to defend the championship.

Miller was happy to hold the cup, but his coach was not.

A Jordan with 22 points in the 3-point contest showed up.

Does Jordan feel like eating dumplings today?

Louie didn't think he was eating dumplings.

Through the three-point contest, it is possible to better observe the details of Jordan's shooting. Combined with his usual mid-range jumper, it can be clearly seen that his 3-pointer and mid-range shots are different.

There's more to Jordan's perimeter shooting than the change in his long shot.

In the Blazers this season, Jordan averaged only 17.7 shots per game, while his career average has reached 22.2.

Averaged 5 fewer shots per game, but averaged 27 points per game. What is the reason?

In addition to free throws, Jordan's three-point attempts per game skyrocketed from 1.8 last season to 5.2, and he averaged 2.3 shots per game.

That's 0.3 more shots than Wilson and the same number as Bird in 1983-84.

In this era, the efficiency of throwing with this number of shots shows what the Knicks have forced into the trapeze.

Or, Riley pushed him.

Louie believes that Riley must have used similar words to push him: "If you want to win, you have to practice the 3-pointer to Benjamin Wilson's level!"

But how could someone like Jordan just target Wilson?

Before he went to North Carolina to study, shooting was a weak point. When he entered the draft after his junior season, he had mastered the fatal mid-range shooting.

In the first season, people said he couldn't defend.

Now he has been selected for the first defense for several years in a row.

Either don't practice, practice to be the best, this is Jordan's attitude towards technology.

The "Extreme Jordan" that Louie had never seen in his memory—perhaps prefixed with "perfect"—was about to appear in front of them as a sworn enemy.

Louis sighed lightly, the matter has come to this point, it is meaningless to think about it any more.

Only look forward.

In the slam dunk contest, Kemp was snarky. He almost missed the final due to mistakes in the group stage, but he played perfectly in the final, won the championship successfully, and announced his "retirement" from the slam dunk contest.

"I made the kind of noise I wanted to hear, and the reaction from the fans told me I did a good job," Kemp said with a laugh, "I hope to use other techniques to make this noise~www.novelmt.com~ Does that mean you won't be in the slam dunk contest anymore?"

"I think so."

Then came the last Legends Tournament in history.

By Dave Cowens, George Gervin, Calvin Murphy, Connie Hawkins, Zelmo Beatty, Ron Boone, "Hot Rod" Rod Hendry and more composition.

Not surprisingly, Gervin Athletics, who was still an active player a few years ago, was in the best shape.

But Legends isn't as fan-favored as it was when it first launched in 1984.

Aside from their names and once stellar careers, the legends on the field are no better than semi-professional players.

As far as the viewing experience goes, it's like a plate of shit-flavored ice cream.

It's certainly good to see the superstars who were active in the league play again, but it's hard for fans to feel "returned" by their performance.

The more Legends games are played, the fans feel something completely different from what the league wants them to feel.

"Watching Connie Hawkins move slowly on the court, he can't even jump," Tomjanovich said without exaggeration. "A lot of people's youth died in this game."

Tomjanovich summed up perfectly why the 1993 Legends was the last.

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Skip a chapter, 939 is a continuation in the Jamaican restaurant, and the specific content is that Rodman and Angie screw up a good team building. I didn't post it because the dissonance presented in this chapter doesn't need to be written on purpose. The Knicks have enough contradictions, and there is only one flashpoint that ignites everything. So this episode ends with Louie's "It's better to eat spicy food". If you want to see it, you can watch it in the group, and I will post it to the group later.

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