NBA: Goat is actually me

Chapter 74: Chicago Stadium Rampage
"OH! MAN! One, two, three! GOD! GOD!! Meng knocked down three Pistons players in a row! He was like a wild horse that had broken free from its reins, and he was unstoppable and his fighting power was off the charts! He was completely in a state of madness!"

As Meng Jin's kill count increased, the voice of the live commentator Johnny Cole became louder and louder. He was really excited!
Johnny Cole has been commentating on basketball games for more than ten years, but this is the first time he has seen such an exciting scene.

During the game, it is normal for players to have 1v1 situations, and group fights are not uncommon, but it is the first time that this gold medal commentator from Chicago has seen one person deal with three opponents in a short period of time.

"The Pistons, who are usually lawless, have become unusually quiet and well-behaved. Everyone is standing still," said Jim Durham.

“Who wants to be the fourth?”

After Johnny Cole finished speaking, the two looked at each other and couldn't help laughing.

Just as Jim Durham said, the usually arrogant Pistons players, after seeing Meng Jin running away, all stood still as if they had pressed the time stop button.

Impulse is the devil. Who can go against his own life?
Ten seconds after Bill Laimbeer was beaten, Dennis Rodman and a group of staff, referees, and assistant coaches stepped forward to separate the two.

Rodman is very smart. Bill Laimbeer was his teacher in the Pistons. He had to save him, but he couldn't save him without thinking. After seeing Isaiah Thomas's end, Rodman's brain worked quickly. After evaluating the fighting power of both sides, Rodman felt that he could not survive more than three seconds. Rodman could only follow the main force into the field. This was a wise approach and seemed to be the only approach.
"Hey, you know what, Xiao Meng's straight punch is really good."

In the stands, Zhang Weiping was also very happy and started speaking Mandarin.

"What are you talking about?" Trainer Tim Grover next to him looked confused.

The Bulls vs. Pistons is the focus of the game. Meng Jin's training team all came to the scene to watch the game. For Meng Jin now, it is not too difficult to get three regular season tickets.

"Ahem." Lao Zhang switched the language: "I say, the Pistons players really deserve to be beaten!"

Tim Grover and Greg Sam nodded in agreement. Their seats were very close to the front and they could see the Pistons' bad behavior clearly. The Pistons made a lot of dangerous moves. After Meng Jin made the shot, the three of them breathed a sigh of relief. At least Meng Jin would not be injured by these dirty guys from the Pistons in this game.

After beating Bill Laimbeer, everyone hugged Meng Jin.

They were afraid that Meng Jin would do something out of line again.

Meng Jin did look crazy, but he remained calm from beginning to end. Meng Jin was very clear at the moment that it was those three people who were doing the job, so he would stop.

Even if there wasn't a group of people holding him back, he wouldn't continue to run away.

Jordan walked up to Meng Jin and patted his chest: "Meng, go down and relax, hug a cheerleader girl and play blackjack, drink some vodka lemonade, I have it in my closet, leave the rest to me."

Meng Jin glanced at Jordan and said, "Michael, just help me pay the fine later."

Meng Jin has caused such a big mess himself, so he will definitely be fined by the league.

"I will handle it."

Jordan agreed readily.

From Meng Jin's perspective, eliminating the three evils was a way for him to vent his anger and to tell those Pistons that this Bulls team is no longer the same Bulls team as before!

But from Jordan's perspective, Meng Jin was standing up for him.

After chatting for a few words, Meng Jin walked straight to the player tunnel without waiting for the referee's decision.

Are you kidding me? Why wait? He will definitely be ejected.

Meng Jin consciously lifted his clothes and strode forward. He had beaten the man like this, even if it was David Stern's own son, he would be sent off.

When Meng Jin left the field, the whole audience burst into applause. The fans bid farewell to their hero in their own way!

Meng Jin waved and suddenly felt that the scene was familiar, as if he was back in the NCAA finals.

Hearing the cheers erupting from the stadium, referee Bernie Foye sighed deeply, realizing that human joys and sorrows are indeed incommensurable.

I've completely screwed up tonight.

Meng Jin's punch not only ended the Detroit Pistons trio, but also almost ended his career.

Bach accompanied Meng Jin into the player tunnel. Halfway through, he suddenly said, "Meng, if you want to be a great player, you must first learn to control your temper."

Meng Jin: "I can control my temper, but I can't control my fists. They always have their own ideas. I think they think that if they don't take action, those guys will bully me.

Bach paused and said, "Then hit them harder, until they are terrified when they see you, and they dare not look you in the eye again!"

Bach is a military man. His ideas and ways of doing things are different from other coaches. Meng Jin likes to get along with him and they have similar personalities.

Meng Jin nodded at Bach: "Coach, this is what I did tonight."

The two looked at each other and smiled at the same time.

After a while, the three Pistons who were knocked out also entered the player tunnel, but Meng Jin walked, while Isaiah Thomas and Bill Laimbeer were carried. Among the three, Rick Mahorn was the least injured. After being unconscious for more than ten seconds, he regained consciousness, but for safety reasons, the coaching staff still asked him to go back to the locker room to be examined by the team doctor.

"Waste! Bastard!"

"Hey! You bunch of bitches, now you know how powerful we are!"

"This is Chicago Iron Fist!" "This is Chicago! Come in vertically and go out horizontally!"

"Isaiah Thomas, you'd better avoid Meng next time you see him!"

"Isaiah Thomas, you set the fastest KO record in the NBA!"

"Bill Laimbeer, you are a coward. Why are you hiding at the technical table and crying? You might as well go home and cry to your mother!"

The fans don’t care whether Isaiah Thomas and Bill Laimbeer can hear them at the moment, they just want to curse to their heart’s content!
The fans cursed and threw paper cups and Coke bottles. The quality of Chicago fans is absolutely impeccable.

Two of the cups hit Bill Laimbeer in the face.

There was no reaction at all. It seemed like he was pretending to be dead. He was indeed sleeping soundly.

One of the Coke bottles hit Rick Mahon on the head.

In the past, Rick Mahorn would at least have cursed at the fans, but today he was uncharacteristically quiet and walked into the player tunnel with his tail between his legs.

Chicago fans were still cheering after the Pistons' three brave men disappeared. Today can be said to be the happiest day for them. In the past few years, they could only watch their home team players being bullied by the Detroit bad boys in the stands.

Many years later, many fans who watched the game that year still remember this scene vividly.

"MJ's arrival changed the team, he changed the team's temperament, he made the team tougher! I'm not saying Michael is weak, Michael has a strong heart, a heart that never admits defeat, but facing the Pistons, Celtics or other strong teams, he was more often helpless. Meng's arrival changed all that."

"Meng is my hero and the pride of the entire Chicago. His appearance has changed a lot. In the past few years, we were still being beaten by the Pistons. The players were bruised after every game, but it was indeed the Pistons players who were injured in that game."

"That scene was so crazy. Was I in the fifth or sixth row above the technical table? I can't remember clearly. I only remember the scene where MJ pinned Bill Laimbeer to the technical table and beat him up. At that time, I had only one thought: Isn't this a father beating his son?"

"Bill Laimbeer, Isaiah Thomas, and Rick Mahorn were all hooligans in the league back then, but on that day, all three were knocked down by one person at the same time. Although my seat was far from the court, I could vaguely hear Bill Laimbeer's wailing. It was too exaggerated, hahahaha. At that time, I had only one thought, that I must buy a Meng Jin jersey after the game, but when I walked into the jersey store after the game, the shopping guide there told me that Meng's jersey had been sold out long ago."

Dwyane Wade: "I was 5 years old that year and I can't remember many things, but this incident left a deep impression on me. That night, my parents held me and my sister Twigg in their arms to watch the game. Fans who are familiar with me know that my whole family are die-hard Bulls fans. At that time, I didn't know much about basketball. When I saw MJ beating up Bill Laimbeer at the technical table, I thought it was part of the basketball court until the next day when I was chasing my friends on the court and was kicked out by the coach."

This incident was later known as the Chicago Stadium Rampage.

On the court, the game continues.

Referee Bernie Foye blew the whistle mechanically with a dead heart. This was definitely the darkest day of his career.

If it weren't for the league's rules, he would want to leave now.

In the end, the Chicago Bulls defeated the Detroit Pistons 101-88 at home.

Jordan scored 51 points in this game. In the fourth quarter, almost no one in the Pistons could stop the Bulls. Jordan said that after playing so many games against the Pistons, today was the easiest one.

Adrian Dantley scored 33 points, 20 of which came in the final quarter. He was the only winner for the Pistons tonight. Once Meng Jin went in, no one could stop his deceptive floor-flow style of play.

As the saying goes, good news doesn't travel far, but bad news travels a thousand miles. The Chicago Stadium rampage incident quickly spread throughout the league.

Reporters asked this topic when interviewing almost every league star.

Barkley: "You ask me what I think? I only want to do one thing now, and that is to find Meng Jin to sign up for a class. This guy is awesome!"

Barkley has been troubled by the Pistons in recent years, and Meng Jin did what he always wanted to do but couldn't do.

"Magic" Johnson: "OH! This is a terrible night. I pray for Isaiah Thomas and Bill Laimbeer. I hope they can recover soon. Meng? I don't have anything to say to Meng. I haven't watched the game yet and don't know what happened. As for the punishment, I believe the league will make a fair judgment."

Olajuwon: "I never advocate violence on the court, but the one that beat up the Pistons is an exception."

Karl Malone: ​​"There is nothing wrong with the Pistons' actions, and there is nothing wrong with the Bulls' rookie's counterattack. Basketball is a man's sport, and it is normal to have some friction. Don't make a fuss about it."

Dominique Wilkins: "I played against Meng. He was a nasty guy. He dunked on you. It was unreasonable and cruel. But today I didn't hate him because he beat Rick Mahorn. I even thought he was a little cute."

Boston TD Garden.

Larry Bird walked out of the shower room humming a little tune. The team won a big victory tonight and he was in a good mood, sweeping away the gloom from the previous game.

Bird sat in his seat as usual, waiting for reporters' questions and interviews.

"Larry, did you hear about the Chicago Stadium rampage?"

Bird frowned. "What the hell? It sounds like a supernatural event."

Reporter: "It is indeed a supernatural event. Meng Jin knocked down three Pistons players in today's back-to-back fight. You should go and watch the video."

Bird's focus was not on Meng Jin knocking down three people, but on the back-to-back fight.

Back-to-back fights?
Bird was stunned. What the hell is this new term?

No, back to back, that means.
Larry Bird subconsciously touched his neck.

Killing people is not the right thing to do. These unscrupulous journalists are whipping their own corpses!
(End of this chapter)