The rest is just noise

In order to score quickly, Louis put together a lineup that could speed up the second half.

Laimbeer substitutes, Maxwell, and Bird swing forward positions, while the other positions remain unchanged.

The coach's mood can determine the trend of the game. The Celtics are still the stronger side. If they are determined to play ruthless, their opponents can only pray that the Green Army has a bad hand.

Unfortunately, in the second half, their shots became smoother and smoother.

When even Isiah Thomas started to score three-pointers, Louis suddenly felt that his opponent was a little pitiful.

"Isn't it too cruel? Is this good? This is not good." Louis turned around to educate the two rookies, John Paxson and Guy Williams, who obeyed. "If you can find your own foothold on the court in the future, you will definitely succeed."

Remember, giving face to others means giving face to yourself. If you want to insult others, sooner or later others will insult you."

Both Paxson and Gay needed to format what Louie said in the midfield locker room to stop laughing.

Especially when Louis said that he wanted to increase the point difference by 30 points, Bird asked "Is this a fucking point?", Louis' response at that time was particularly shocking.

"It won't be too difficult for you just to increase the 30-point lead based on the existing basis, right?"

Only then did the scene of the second half begin. The rookies did not expect that Louis would actually educate them by pointing to the tragedy he planned.

There were three main scoring points in the third quarter.

John Long, his three-point accuracy tonight; Thomas, who is good at sudden shots; Maxwell, a weapon in the rotation and a pie-eating maniac.

Bird and Sampson each perform their own duties, one is responsible for supporting the first pass of the counterattack, and the other is responsible for grabbing rebounds and defense. They are not obsessed with their own scoring data.

It is precisely because two of the Big Three are dedicated silently that the other three can go on a killing spree.

Louis didn't look at the score and asked: "How much ahead is it?"

"45 points."

"How far is it from my goal?"

"One point left."

Louis decided to save some face for his opponent.

In the fourth quarter, he replaced Paxson and Williams, two rookies with Thomas and other main players.

As a result, this group of people took Louis' instructions to heart and vowed to widen the point difference by 30 points based on their advantage in the first half.

Fortunately, Paxson and Williams' play isn't strong enough to hit the Bullets as much as the main and main rotations.

The Bullets took advantage of these two weaknesses and began to score efficiently.

By the end of the fourth quarter, they managed to keep the score difference at 45 points.

132 to 87

This kind of game happens in the playoffs, and it is a disaster for the team that is slaughtered.

Louis came to the midfield with a smile on his face. They had beaten the Bullets home. The opponent's coach, Gene Schue, had a bad look when he saw Louis.

He was trying to avoid Louis, without shaking hands, hugging or blessing.

How could Louis let his old comrade make such an rude mistake? He quickly stepped forward and grabbed Coach Shu's hand and said modestly: "Thank you for your advice. This was a wonderful series."

"You've already won!" Shu Tie said with a green face, "You don't have to talk nonsense anymore, right?"

"How can this be bullshit, Coach Shu?" Louis believes that a coach must have teaching ethics. If your team beats the team led by an old comrade, swept it 3-0, and actually won the last game by 45

points, then he must explain it clearly to the other party.

Louis enthusiastically held Coach Shu's hand and said sincerely: "I know you have worked hard, but your efforts are not enough, but the challenge brought to us is enough to remind us that there are many strong opponents in the playoffs. I hope that next

The opponents are as 'strong' as you."

Coach Shu threw away Louis' hand angrily and said harshly: "I lost today and have nothing to say, but don't get too proud too early, someone will come to deal with you!"

"Oh, is that so? Coach Shu, what you want to teach me before you leave is, 'If your wife is abused by an outsider, your expectation is to let a stronger outsider come to help you humiliate her back'?" Louis said every day

A dirty metaphor.

And today, 53-year-old Gene Shu almost got into a fight with him.

It was his assistant coach Bernie Bickerstaff who stopped Shu.

"Coach Lu, you have already won, so be merciful." Bickerstaff said something to ease the atmosphere.

Does this count as being merciless? Louis felt that he had not exerted his strength yet.

"Bernie, let's go!" The last image that Coach Shu left for Louis was his face that turned the color of pig liver, and the pace that reporters on the scene couldn't catch up with.

Louis stayed on scene to be interviewed by CBS.

The reporter asked a few interesting questions, one of which was very, very, very interesting: "Little Lu, your offensive in the second half was much stronger than the first half. What motivated you?"

"Our opponent." Louis spoke in human language for the first time, and everyone watching the live broadcast was alert.

You can't expect tusks to come out of a dog's mouth.

"They kept fighting every second and wanted to gain an advantage in every round. Even if the score difference was getting bigger and bigger, they never gave up. A Japanese high school coach once said that he admires those who never give up on the game. I

Same thing, I appreciate this kind of team."

As of now, Louis' words should be considered among his top ten good words of the year.

What would it be like without a closing sentence?

"I originally hoped to expand the point difference by another 30 points in the second half, but unfortunately, with the Bullets' tenacious performance, they heroically stopped us." Louis said embarrassingly, "In the end, we only expanded our advantage by 29 points. I

Not too happy about that.”

There were boos and boos, but Louis took small steps as easily as if he was dancing a waltz.

He was comfortable and relaxed, so what if Washingtonians were angry? Their racist attacks turned into a 29-point gap.

Be angry, this is the only thing the powerless Luther can do.

When Louis reached the aisle, fans angrily cursed him.

Louis danced freely on the stairs like a clown. He was in such high spirits that he only needed a soundtrack of "Rok N’ Roll Part 2" to heighten the atmosphere.

"You're going to hell, Chinaman!"

A woman with a perm yelled.

"This is the gift I gave to you cousins ​​who are destined to go to heaven before I go to hell!" Louis asked kindly, "Do you want me to say hello to your ancestors in hell?"

Before she could knock something down, Louis entered the passage.

3 to 0

The Celtics' first round of the first round has passed, and it can be said that there is no suspense.

The Bullets are indeed weak, but this is also Louis' first series as head coach.

This means a lot.

In the series against the Bullets, every game was a killing moment for the Celtics. They did not give those who supported the Bullets a second of hope.

As the series progressed, the desire to "win once and win" became laughable.

The problem isn't the series itself, it's the way the Celtics play this series.

That was Louis' criticized style. He left no escape route for his opponents and trampled on his opponents with brutal killings and humiliating scores.

Louis came to the locker room and said to everyone: "Although you only won by 29 points in the second half, it was still a wonderful game."

"I'm so proud of you!"

The atmosphere in the locker room became lively. They clapped and screamed to cheer Louis.

The subsequent press conference was just a parade of winners.

The media in Washington disappeared without a trace, and no local media wanted to interview Louis.

Because he has insulted Washington fans and the Bullets in different channels.

When it came to the more formal press conference, Louis put away his sharp edge.

"The victory in the first round cannot be attributed to me. Fans all over the world know that if the coaches of the two sides are swapped, the result will not change." His humble appearance is very cute, but it is a pity that he is rarely humble when he is humble.

"So you should pay more attention to these super capable guys around me."

The reporters realized what was going on and Louis didn't want to talk anymore. They were happy to interview Bird, Thomas and Laimbeer.

This series shouldn't have been such a hot topic. According to common sense, the Celtics are so much stronger that beating the Bullets would definitely be a crushing victory. In fact, it is indeed a crushing game, and the suspense is far less than that of other series.

But Louis brought suspense out of thin air, and his mouth aroused the anger of the Capital fans. Coach Shu of the Bullets yelled at him from a distance.

Due to the extra drama from the coaching staff on both sides and the persistence of the Washingtonians to "win a game," this series received the highest ratings among the first-round series this year.

It's like a caricature of the other great series.

The first round matchup in 1984 was the most intense year in the best-of-five era.

In the eight-round series, except for the Celtics and Lakers, two teams that were obviously stronger than the norm, the other six-round series was all five games and ended with a tiebreaker.

What is the most surprising result?

The defending champion Philadelphia 76ers were defeated by the New Jersey Nets in the first round.

Are the 76ers' main players injured? No.

Is there disharmony within the 76ers? No.

Do the Sixers have another problem? Yes. What is it? With Moses Malone in a weird slump and Buck Williams at the peak of his career, the dying dog Michael Ray Richardson has become a monster the Sixers can't handle.

, this person is in the same class as Magic. He is a 1.96-centimeter point guard. In his second year, he became the first assists leader and steal leader in the history of the league. If he was not infected with drugs, he would be among the top ten in the league all year round, or even among the top five in the league.

There is no doubt that. In addition, Dr. J seems to be suffering from the knot of "I have won the championship, and it will overflow if I win more". He is invisible throughout the whole process. Although the data is beautiful, when Malone is abnormal, as the second core of the team,

He should have stood up, but he didn't.

To sum up, the main problem of the 76ers can be summed up in four words: poor performance.