The rest is just noise

"What did that guy say to benj?"

Louis couldn't figure it out, and he might never figure it out, just like Wilson didn't know what evil possessed Ewing.

To him, Ewing was abhorrent, especially after he slapped him indiscriminately.

Why did he suddenly become so friendly?

Why did Ewing become like a true big brother and support him?

Wilson had no answers. He couldn't discern every situation he encountered on the field. In that situation, he could only blindly follow it.

He must trust Ewing and believe that this person will not do anything that is not beneficial to the team no matter what.

From that point on, Louis watched a series of duels between Wilson and Jordan.

Judging from Wilson's state tonight, Louis can't say that Ewing's decision was wrong.

Wilson is the Knicks' offensive ace. Since the 1990s, he has been invincible.

When Louis first watched Wilson play, his expectation was that he would be as devastating as Tracy McGrady with the ball in his hands, and that he would be as devastating as Durant without the ball in his hands.

This expectation didn't quite come true.

At least Wilson's current ball-handling offense cannot reach the height of McGrady at his peak.

His current style is more like a Durant whose ball-handling ability and physical fitness have been enhanced while his body size has shrunk.

Even so, he is still one of the top three attackers in the league.

When he feels online, he can still win against Jordan.

Tonight, Wilson not only had a good touch, he was in very good condition and had surpassed his normal level. He was considered above average.

The level shown in this state is enough to compete with Jordan.

The premise is that the person standing opposite is Jordan in a normal state.

Jordan dribbled the ball with his left hand and started, and the explosive momentum at that moment was like a rocket shooting out.

Wilson's defensive anticipation and reaction speed are top-notch. He was not simply passed by Jordan's unreasonable first step. He returned to position in time and got stuck in the key position.

Then Jordan paused and straightened up, as if he was going to finish with a pull-up jump shot.

It was this fake movement of mobilizing the whole body that made Wilson's judgment wrong.

In the blink of an eye, Jordan can pass Wilson.

"Whoosh!"

Jordan is the uncrowned king. He has not won a championship so far only because of Louis.

Even though he is over 30 years old and has never won a championship, people still think of him as the emperor of the basketball world.

He dominated the court, dominated the media, ruled the world, and was recognized by ardent fans as the best active player. All foreigners who come to the United States for the first time, if they want to understand this country, must go see the Empire State Building and the Golden Gate Bridge.

, watching Mount Rushmore, and a Jordan game.

At this time in 1993, Jordan should have reached the initial perfection of his career. He stood at the top overlooking all living beings, lamenting the loneliness of the masters and leaving behind.

Everyone thinks Jordan is the strongest player, so how can he not win a championship?

Louis watched as Jordan focused his attention little by little. He had an extremely powerful aura, but every time he took a shot, it was as light as a breeze.

There was no problem with Wilson's defense and he made no mistakes from beginning to end.

But Jordan used his perfect moves to dismember his defense.

Judging from the scene, the two men were having a lively fight.

However, you can tell the outcome of this duel just by looking at the process.

Wilson faced Jordan's defense, and every time he took a shot, he would not be judged as an excellent shot if he put it in 2k.

Because Jordan's defense is always with him like his shadow.

Wilson can maintain a high shooting percentage because his condition and feel are so good that he can ignore the opponent's defensive quality.

On the other hand, Jordan, faced with Wilson's defense that also had no blind spots, used his own offensive threats to force the opponent to take the initiative to react, and then used those reactions to find the time difference to take action.

Every shot Jordan takes is an opportunity created by his personal ability, and every time Wilson scores is a reflection of his personal ability.

There may only be a slight difference, but it separates the two people far away.

Who is the better player, Wilson or Jordan? On this issue, Louis has always had a conclusion.

Jordan is stronger, Wilson is better.

But this conclusion is as of the 1992 Finals. Whether Wilson is a better player than Jordan now, Louis has no answer.

Louis likes to explore the psychology of players because everyone has talent.

Players who can enter the NBA are all geniuses.

There is no shortage of talent in the NBA.

What separates DeRozan, Kobe, and Jordan are not only external visible talents, but also many invisible talents that cannot be seen in just one or two games.

In some special circumstances, players with greater invisible talents can often determine the outcome of a game more than those with greater visible talents.

Louis' conclusion comes from the most classic showdown between the greatest visible talent holders and invisible talent holders in the history of professional basketball - Chamberlain and Russell.

No matter how you look at it, as long as it is one-on-one, it is impossible for Russell to win a game from Chamberlain in a hundred games. But the power of basketball games is always reflected in five-on-five games.

In this case, Russell's precious invisible talents: selflessness, not caring about the number of shots, not caring about who or the team the spotlight is on, fighting for every ball right... These factors that are invisible in the data can infect teammates.

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This is why Wilson was better than Jordan as of last year.

He couldn't beat Jordan, but his team would always win.

Jordan could never understand this.

In the duel between Wilson and Jordan that lasted from the last three minutes of the first quarter to the first two minutes of the second quarter, Jordan scored 2 more goals than Wilson.

But in fact, the Trail Blazers did not score more than 4 points more than the Knicks. In fact, they scored 7 points more than the Knicks.

Because Jordan not only outperformed Wilson in his personal performance, but also did a better job in driving his teammates.

Louis replaced Wilson, who was obsessed with playing alone.

In these five minutes, he was only slightly pressured by Jordan. If he continues to play in this state, it may become a big pressure. If there is a problem with his mentality and it lasts throughout the whole game, he may be completely destroyed.

"You are too independent!" Miller said, "Mitch is more willing to pass the ball than you!"

Wilson didn't reply.

He won't say "I have the privilege not to pass the ball" now because his performance is not as good as Jordan's.

"Pass the ball when you can't open it up. That's what Mitch did. You did it before, but why can't you do it now?" Miller asked, "What's wrong with you?"

Miller wanted to get to the bottom of it and penetrate Wilson's defense, but was interrupted by Louis.

"Reggie, if you know what the correct way to play is, just show it to Benj on the court." Louis said calmly.

Hearing this, Miller stood up decisively.

With Wilson off the court, the Knicks lost a superstar who could compete with Jordan. If they want to withstand the Blazers' offensive, they need to play more as a team.

Riley seized the opportunity when the Knicks replaced Wilson.

He did not lose judgment on the situation because of Jordan's red-eye, and left the game entirely to the players.

Riley replaced Barkley and Sabonis, so that their inside line is no longer at the Knicks' discretion.

Barkley's defense will still be exploited by the Knicks, but Wilson's intensity in catching Barkley is different from others.

Wilson is an offensive ace who can use all kinds of martial arts to break Barkley's defense. Others in the Knicks have the ability to exploit Barkley's defensive loopholes, but whether it can be effective depends on the actual touch.

The touch is the most mysterious thing. After all, even a guy like Love can lock Curry, who won the unanimous MVP season, in the key round of the finals tiebreaker.

For example, Masahiro Tabuchi, a representative of the island country's male heroes and five scumbags, also has clips of making teachers from all walks of life look good.

Presence is really important.

Louis is not optimistic about Riley's change of formation.

Jordan is in good form and has the momentum to take away the game. Now that Barkley and others are replaced, apart from sharing the ball and affecting the momentum of Kerry's game, will it have any use?

Louis will soon understand why Riley did what he did.

This will allow him to experience firsthand what it means to "treat each other with admiration after seeing each other for three days."

Jordan is the strongest player, but for a control freak like Louis, he does not want his players to have too strong personal will, so Jordan is not the core of his ideals.

This kind of player is invincible as long as he plays well and doesn't care much about other people's feelings.

What's more, Jordan is a famous tyrant.

It's a combination of the negative personalities of Ewing and Wilson, but they are strong enough and have team spirit.

Jordan dribbled the ball in the backcourt, and Louis signaled to prepare for a flank attack.

In this situation, as long as Jordan has the ball in hand, his goal should only be the basket, unless he encounters multiple defenders.

As Jordan dribbled forward, Louis saw the desire to kill on his face.

It's like the real-life Hannibal said from across the prison cell: "Someone once wanted to investigate me, so I drank broad beans and wine and ate his liver."

How could he pass the ball?

Jordan arrived in the frontcourt, and Louis was convinced that he was going to start his personal offensive mode.

Then, Jordan passed the ball to Sabonis lightly.

On the outside, Sabonis was unguarded and Rooftop of the World chose to shoot a three-pointer.

"Whoosh!"

Jordan patted Sabonis on the back and said, "If you have the touch, take more shots, big man!"

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