The Rest, Only Noise: Chapter 1072 worst game ever

The resentful and angry gang fight between the Knicks and the Blazers happened just a dozen meters in front of Stern.

Before today, Stern had also heard about the impact of violent brawls on professional basketball.

Before witnessing this scene with his own eyes, Stern's punishment for fighting and fighting was only verbal criticism.

But now, as he witnesses the biggest and strongest athletes on the planet punching each other and trying to hurt each other, he's starting to reflect on his mistakes.

How did professional basketball get to this point?

Louis era? Obviously Louis can't be blamed.

Earlier, in the NBA, things like Kermit Washington punching Tomjanovich out of his brains, and Ml Carr rushing into the audience to beat the fans in the nationally broadcast game of the Pistons 30 years ahead of schedule .

Stern found he couldn't blame anyone for the growing phenomenon.

It is the NBA officials who really need to be questioned.

Decades of inaction have made on-court violence the norm, giving uneducated enforcers a place in the league.

This situation must be contained!

Don't let the audience think that nba players are just a group of well-developed thugs!

Even the president of the alliance cannot use his power on the spot to punish those who participated in the fight.

What's more, if punishment is really necessary, the two sides may not even have a lineup for playing.

In addition to the players on the field, bench players from both sides also joined in.

Except for a few who persuaded fights and were beaten, there were basically no innocent people.

After the fighting subsided, the losses of both sides were as follows:

Miller was unable to get up, and his lower back and legs were broken and he was unable to continue the game.

Yu Tiancan was punched when trying to persuade the fight, and his nose bleeds profusely, so he also needed to go to the infirmary for treatment.

Toni Kukoc accidentally hit the referee with a black punch in the name of persuading a fight and was seized on the spot.

This is a loss for the Knicks.

The Blazers also did not fall well.

The instigator of the conflict, Isiah Thomas, was pushed from behind by the Knicks' unsung hero, and he didn't know how many black punches he received.

Nance was beaten into a panda eye.

Jordan and Wilson lock each other's throats, but the former's lip is broken.

Judging from the results, the Trail Blazers lost face, and almost everyone was hurt, but they won Lizi. They used a conflict to kill Miller, and Kukoc was expelled. It is unknown whether Yu Tiancan can return.

The Blazers had no personnel losses, including Thomas, who was beaten the hardest, and it seemed that they were only skin traumas.

Lambiel said figuratively: "The Knicks have suffered from being young-I'm not saying they are not good at fighting. I mean, the young people in their team made a lot of mistakes in the process. These mistakes are mainly due to experience. They will be more mature in the next few years."

Bob Costas doesn't think this is the time to discuss such things.

"Uh... In principle, we hope that there will be no conflicts, and Bill also means that."

Lambiel: "Ah, yes, yes, that's what I mean."

The Blazers did take advantage of the conflict.

But the situation has not turned in the Blazers' favor.

The Knicks were thoroughly enraged.

Although they lost Miller, the main frame is still intact.

Without Miller is equivalent to the absence of an absolutely stable and reliable three-point threat, but this does not mean that the Knicks have no way to attack.

The Blazers' intention to use violent basketball to cause the Knicks' loss of personnel to reverse the situation has been fully revealed.

The Knicks decided to fight back harder.

For the first time, Louis felt that it was wrong not to go to the scene to watch the game.

If he was there, he would at least remind the players to calm down.

Now, no one can keep calm.

They are all on top.

This situation is extremely dangerous, and it is very possible to be swayed by anger and do some irrational things.

The first Knicks player to overreact was Kemp.

Jordan came in for a layup, and he fell directly with a Bynum-style chokehold.

The referee called a flagrant first-degree foul on the spot.

Jordan is like iron, without speaking, he can give his teammates confidence and courage by body language alone.

Camp's villains seemed to have no effect on him.

Made two free throws.

Then, it is still the Blazers' possession of the ball.

Jordan held the ball outside and called Barkley to pick and roll, and Kemp stepped forward decisively to double-team.

Unexpectedly, Jordan would ignore Barkley's open space, pretend to break through, make a sudden emergency stop, and step back out of the three-point line-everyone thought of the shot that Wilson hit on his head in the last two seconds in Game 7 of last year's finals A three-pointer with a step-back step--Wilson and Kemp didn't have time to react, and Jordan's ball had already been shot.

"Shua!"

Jordan's heroic performance so that the Blazers are now only 6 points behind the Knicks.

Kemp's typical Georgetown insider's hyper-emotional reaction was still running.

Tomjanovich didn't seem to know what to do, he just let the players play freely on the court.

He's like Louie in Game 6 last year.

But Louie was waiting for Ewing to wake up and the team to wake up.

Who knows what Tomjanovich is waiting for?

Louie was very anxious. Of course, he would not blame Rudy for his lack of experience and slow response on the spot, but he, like everyone who cared about the Knicks, hoped that Rudy could appease Kemp and calm him down.

But Rudy didn't do that.

When Kemp got his fifth foul, Rudy was ready to take him off and calm down, something he should have done long ago.

This process was interrupted by Ewing.

Ewing grabbed Kemp's clothes like disciplining his own child and shouted, "What the **** are you doing? Calm down!"

Kemp yelled out of control, "I'm going to help Reggie back! I'm going to kill those bastards!"

"Do you think Reggie would forgive you if you **** got yourself kicked out of revenge on them? If you got **** off, he wouldn't go around looking for fights with a crazy monkey like you did, he Just hit a bunch of 3s and **** 'em!"

After Ewing's education, Rudy also changed his mind.

He didn't replace Kemp.

Ewing walked to Wilson, "You should exert yourself."

"How's Sean feeling?" Wilson asked.

"I said a few words to him, but I don't know if it will be useful. If that person is here, Sean will be scolded, right?" Ewing couldn't help expressing how much he misses someone.

Wilson said no more.

He's done a lot to get Ewing's reign confirmed, and Ewing has done his job.

The Blazers are a big enemy, not something they can easily defeat with a good leader.

Ewing needs Wilson's strength.

Wilson, who averaged 37 points per game in last year's finals and scored 66 points in the game of the century, averaged only 28 points, 6 rebounds and 8 assists in this year's four games against the Trail Blazers. More, more teams than ever.

If Ewing is a great leader, then Wilson is a great second in charge.

But everyone has seen his strength, and he should not be anyone's second in command.

Ewing asked him to exert strength, and Wilson took the ball as he wished, and started the infinite roll call that made the Portlanders terrified.

Last year, Wilson scored 66 points by calling names. Now that the Knicks still have the lead, the Blazers still have problems on the defensive end. As long as Wilson wants to call names, he can call them.

Wilson, who had only scored 16 points before, scored 24 points and 5 assists in the next 10 minutes, allowing the Knicks to maintain a 13-point lead 6 minutes before the end of the game.

The Blazers relied on Jordan and Barkley to resist.

They looked shaky, almost on the verge of repeating their mistakes and dying again at Wilson's hands.

Isiah Thomas dribbles through the crowd and hits a layup against the tie bar.

The 33-year-old Thomas started his personal offensive mode in this desperate situation.

He was unguardable in those few minutes.

However, he apparently forgot that he was the Knicks' most hated opponent, and everyone remembered that Miller was injured by him.

When he was unstoppable, the Knicks naturally thought of how he dealt with Miller.

"We're going to fight an eye for an eye!"

Rodman thought.

So when Thomas came in again, he aimed at Ewing, trying to cause the latter's fifth foul.

Rodman pulled it down from the air with sinister intentions.

That heavy fall made everyone who saw him sweat for Thomas.

Rodman was charged with a second-degree flagrant foul and was ejected on the spot.

And Thomas, like a classic car, looks like it's on the verge of being scrapped.

With the help of his teammates, he stood up and completed the extra penalty alone.

Subsequently, Thomas rejected the care of his teammates and the coaching staff, expressing with unshakable will that he would fight the team to the last moment.

Anyone can feel the extremely tragic atmosphere, Thomas seems to be playing the last game of his life.

In the case of a knee injury, he insisted on playing and scored consecutively. If he helped the team equalize at the last moment, the game entered overtime.

In overtime, Ewing fouled out six fouls.

Before the Portlanders had time to breathe a sigh of relief, they were surprised by Yu Tiancan's inside presence.

In terms of the basic skills of post-up singles, he is not much worse than Ewing. He also has a mid-range shot and can support it. His height, wingspan and athletic ability make him a natural barrier when he goes to the paint.

Doug Christie and Alan Houston, two young Knicks players, played well in overtime.

Wilson was double-teamed by the Blazers, and the Knicks needed someone to stand up and throw an open ball, and they stepped up.

It was their play that made the Knicks still have a 3-point lead at the last minute.

Then, Thomas, who has only one foot, makes a desperate pass for Jordan, who throws a negative angle three-pointer from the left-wing three-point line.

"Shua!"

The game entered the second overtime.

Thomas couldn't hold on anymore, and he became another player who left the game due to injury.

Portland is determined to fight the Knicks for those who can't return.

In the third overtime game, Jordan and Barkley became the masters. With Miller and several big insiders leaving the Knicks one after another, Wilson was alone, and everyone else lost under the terrible intensity and pressure. allow.

In the end, this cruel game ushered in a cruel result.

127 to 124

After three overtime **** battles, the Blazers won with difficulty, completing a big reversal just like the Knicks did last year, dragging the series to the seventh game.

For three consecutive years, the Knicks and Trail Blazers have played the seventh game in the finals, but none of them has been more tragic than this time.

In terms of intensity, Louis doesn't think there will be another game that can be compared to this one.

This intensity has reached the kind of situation that makes people feel uncomfortable.

Fortunately, there are not many fans who can feel this, because even the live audience is focused on the chase scene between Simpson and the police on the big screen, and not many people really care about the game.

This is also the misfortune of the fans~www.mtlnovel.com~ Their attention was diverted by gossip, and thus they missed the depth experience of an impossible game.

Louie turned off the TV and came out of the small room.

Lorraine told him that the Los Angeles police were surprisingly honest this time, and they didn’t get rough on Simpson the whole time, but just followed him until he obediently returned to his home to give his orders, and then followed the police to the police station.

The whole process was broadcast live.

But Louis didn't think this live broadcast was as good as 1/1000 of the game that just ended.

"Yeah, that's amazing."

That's what he responded to his wife, and then he went outside, the image of the game still playing in his head as the evening wind blew by.

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