The Rest, Only Noise

On April 20, 5 days before the end of the NBA regular season, a basketball book "When the Garden is Yindian Garden", which claims to have exposed the unknown secrets of the Knicks dynasty, was released.

This book detonated the United States almost immediately.

""Resurrection Season" will let you know why the Knicks will rise. And "When the Garden is Indian Garden" will tell you that the dynasty is not smooth sailing, and victory is not a matter of course, there are also crises within the glamorous Knicks, just like we Never knew Coach Lu was a racist person." The New York Times.

In the future, many writers will release one of the more eye-catching clips for the public to see before publishing a new book, in order to increase their reading interest.

The Times did the same to promote the book.

They chose to insert excerpts from "When the Garden is Indien" in the latest issue of the newspaper.

This segment focuses on a series of stories that sparked Wilson's brief rise to become the league's highest-paid player after signing a big contract in 1990.

Judging from this clip, the author of this book, William Roden, spent a year with the Knicks last year not without any gains.

At least the story he told included Ewing's gut-wrenching reaction and the subsequent development of Wilson becoming the league's highest-paid man.

As written by the client, every sentence in this excerpt is true. It can be seen that Roden is very confident in this paragraph, so he will release the content of this part to attract the audience.

As the defending champion, the Knicks have a lot of halo shrouded in them.

Even if they're not a fan of them, they'll buy this book.

The gossip involved alone is worth a look.

Although the book had a huge impact upon its release, the Knicks didn't pay too much attention to it.

Just like when "Resurrection Season" was released back then, no matter how well the book sold, no one would buy it to read it.

For the players, they were witnesses to that season, they knew what happened during the season, so they didn't need this book to help them remember

There are two games left before the end of the regular season. Although the Knicks have lost 13 games, the Blazers "come from behind" and have lost 15 games so far.

So, even if the Knicks lose all of their remaining two games, the Blazers can't rank above them.

It's a given that the Knicks are no longer pursuing leading Blazers. Their goal is to maintain their No. 1 ranking in the league.

If they win the remaining two games, they will be able to secure the No. 1 spot in the league.

It's hard to say if you lose a game.

The Heat currently have the same record as the Knicks, with the Heat leading with a win-loss relationship.

Therefore, the outcome of a game is enough to affect the overall situation.

The opponents of the final and final battle of the regular season are the Spurs and the Kings, respectively.

Both teams are from the West, but one is a strong team on the fringes of the playoffs and the other is a weak team that is about to send the Knicks a lottery pick.

The Knicks are confident of two wins.

The only bad news is that both games are away.

They're going to San Antonio first, then Sacramento.

When the Knicks came out of the airport, Spurs fans spontaneously raised banners to engage the players' mentality.

"Stingy!" "Promiscuity", "Narrow-minded Jamaican bastard" Ewing.

"The Whistleblower," "Difference," "Louie's Dog" Wilson.

"Racist", "Laughing Tiger", "Dirty Talker", "Dictator" Louie.

"What is this doing?" Ewing was extremely displeased when he saw the so-called label forcibly put on him on the banner.

McHale said with a smile: "It seems to be the content of a new book that just came out recently. It was written by the writer who was on our team last year. What's the name of Yin Tianyuan..."

If it's anything else, Ewing doesn't care.

But it says "promiscuity," a label he absolutely cannot accept.

If fans really came to this conclusion because of reading that book, there are only two possibilities. The first possibility is that the writer made up his mind. There is another possibility, and the thing that Ewing wants to confirm most now is whether some teammates betrayed him and said something to the writer that should not be said?

Louie didn't take those people seriously.

After arriving at the hotel, the Knicks disbanded on the spot, eating when it was time to eat, and supplementing sleep when it was time to sleep.

For someone as energetic as Ewing, he doesn't need to catch up on sleep.

He just wanted someone to buy a copy called "When the Garden is Yindian Garden", and he wanted to see for himself what was written in it.

The Knicks are currently understaffed.

After Rodman returned to the team, he was suspended by Louie until the end of the regular season.

Although Rodman wept bitterly in front of Louie that night, claiming to be rehabilitated.

But Louis didn't believe he would change.

Therefore, the person who should be punished should still be punished, and if he wants to make mistakes in the future, he will continue to be punished. If he is not punished because he has a good attitude in admitting his mistakes, there will be people who will learn from him and make mistakes together.

Rodman, who was suspended, stayed in New York.

There have been a lot of tabloids these days about what happened to Rodman in the bar...what happened to the strip club...what happened at home...what happened in the middle of the night...In short, Rodman is a lone star, he Not in what way, but in what way.

Tabloid reports are mostly unreliable.

But the most unreliable thing about Rodman is that the unreliable reports about him will eventually be proven to be reliable by various channels.

On away game days, the Knicks usually choose to start training sessions at 2:30.

After training, there is enough time to rest.

Because the regular season was coming to an end and the opponents were not strong tonight, Louie cut the training session by an hour to give the players more time to rest.

In the afternoon, because the training time was cut by an hour, there will be no intra-team competition today. Players only need to complete their individual training before leaving the get out of class.

They don't even need to come to the gym together because there's only a single workout.

Some people simply do not come to the training.

An old man like McHale, he lied about staying in a hotel and doing irons, he might be doing other things, but no one cares what he's doing, he's a cover-up anyway.

As each season draws to a close, it increases.

Tomjanovich was angry about it.

He wanted to take a typical example to teach him a lesson, but Louie told him: "Don't push the players too much, we rarely paint the lake."

Today, only Wilson, Miller, Yu Tiancan, Christie, Kemp, Seley, Stockton and Raouf are coming to the training.

"Is Patrick not here?" Tomjanovich asked disappointedly.

"He was reading in his hotel room and said he was late," Kemp said.

"He still reads books?"

Louis was like Sakuragi Hanado when he heard that Akagi Goken was very good at studying.

Louie took a look around the practice, and there was nothing new except for Ewing's rare absence.

He's an impatient and enthusiastic guy for training, and soon loses interest and wants to go back to the office, but it's an away game and there's no office for him.

So he can only pick a good seat to sit down.

After ten minutes, Zhao Yuanzheng hurried over.

"Old Lu, something happened!"

When Zhao Yuanzheng was rarely nervous, seeing his expression, Louis did not dare to neglect.

"What happened?"

"That **** book wrote a lot of inside stories that are not good for us!" Zhao Yuanzheng held a brand new "When the Garden is Yindian Garden" in his hand, "If these things ferment, the consequences will be unimaginable."

When Louis took over the book, Zhao Yuanzheng just turned to 255 pages.

Through the narration, Louie learned that this passage was writing about Ewing's private life.

Ewing's personal life?

Isn't that the famous erosion?

Then, he looked down, and there was an interview with Wilson.

["Patrick is a very attractive person, so I'm not surprised by the rumors (promiscuity and double-digit bastards)."

"Do you think these things are true?"

"Maybe, if it's true, I wouldn't be surprised."]

There are many interpretations of Wilson's words.

Maybe he thinks he is a reasonable person, but in the eyes of others, he is indirectly acknowledging that Ewing's private life is corrupt.

As Zhao Yuanzheng said, once these contents are exposed, Ewing's image and his family will be affected.

The negative impact on Ewing personally is immeasurable, but what about the Knicks internally?

Louie recalled that Ewing had said that if Wilson was the one spreading rumors about the chaos of his private life, he would never let him go.

At this time, Ewing appeared on the training ground.

Holding the "When the Garden was Indian Garden" that he had just seen halfway through, he rushed to Wilson, who was practicing shooting.

Wilson didn't think much of it, though he noticed that his face was unpleasant.

"Patrick?"

The smile on his face lasted only a few seconds.

Ewing angrily smashed the book on Wilson's body, and then slapped his right hand, hitting him in the cheek.

"I'm going to slaughter you **** bastard!"

Having said that, Ewing rushed forward irrationally.

That moment was too sudden~www.novelmt.com~ No one could react, no one could stop it.

It's unclear exactly why Ewing's angry Wilson also lost his mind.

Because his face was attacked by Ewing twice in a row.

First the book, then the relentless slap.

What man doesn't fight back after being slapped?

Anyone who knew Wilson knew that he was a strong man with an inviolable self-esteem. Over the years, he has chosen to retreat from Ewing's irritating provocations for the sake of internal stability.

And today, he is unavoidable.

He was slapped by Ewing unprepared.

He had no choice but to fight back.

Before the garden became Yindian Garden, the training ground first became the Shura field.