freeallnovels Chapter 1612 Horror Records
Chapter 1612 Horror Records
Chapter 1612 Horror Records
At the end of the fourth quarter, the referee blew the whistle to end the game.
120 is better than 89
No one expected that in this Arenas comeback battle, the Heat's performance not only did not improve, but dropped significantly.
In the middle of the third quarter, Duncan's five fouls became the turning point of the game.
The Heat replaced Duncan in order to keep the hope of the decisive victory. Arenas, who had the ball in his hands, did not play the kind of performance the coaching staff wanted to see, but instead led the team into the abyss.
When Duncan returned to the game again, the Heat were 18 points behind and in critical condition.
Then, Louie put out a positionless lineup to blow up the Heat in one fell swoop and successfully sent the game into garbage time.
There was no suspense throughout the fourth quarter. The two sides played business-like for 12 minutes and then ended.
The Celtics led the Heat 3-0 with a big score, and almost pocketed the tickets to the finals.
"The Celtics are closing in on the Finals, and Boss Lu continues his horrendous playoff winning streak."
ABC commentator Mike Breen said: "Honestly, I don't think anyone can break this record. No matter how you look at it, it is incredible."
Breen's partner, Mark Jackson, laughed: "Hey, Mike, don't be fooled, how good is Boss Lu's record?"
"Uh, it's so good, it's too good to be true. Some people will definitely suspect that this is fake data, but I promise, it's true."
Brin looked at Louie's long playoff winning streak, "We must first know that the last time Boss Lu lost in the playoffs was in the Western Conference Finals 10 years ago. It was the ultimate showdown between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Portland Trail Blazers. Michael Jordan won the victory with an astonishing performance. But it was also from that year that Boss Lu started the Lakers dynasty. Since the Western Conference Finals in 1997, he has not lost in the playoffs Until his retirement in 2000, this record was temporarily frozen. Then, since the playoffs of this season, he still has not lost a game. This is an immortal record set in five seasons."
"Tonight's win brings Boss Lu's playoff winning streak to an unprecedented 65 games."
"How many games?!!!"
The record of 65 consecutive victories in the playoffs is unbelievable even for Louis himself.
"Maybe I should retire again so I can keep the record forever."
Louis said mockingly.
He has to admit that if he hadn't taken a six-year break after 2000, the record would have been broken long ago.
However, it hasn't stopped until now, and the winning streak seems to be very unscientific.
In addition to Louie's winning streak, the fact that the Celtics, as a de facto no-black team, can go so far in the playoffs has also aroused widespread discussion.
Since Louis and the league joined hands to complete the wave of public opinion offensive, and used black magic to reduce the dimensionality of criticism of racism, the Celtics' non-blackness is no longer a taboo topic.
Once it was discovered that every step that this non-black team has taken so far is refreshing the history of the post-merger era, the fire of media gossip cannot be stopped.
Now, they are just one step away from the finals, and once they reach the finals, they will be eligible to march towards the Pantheon.
"If you think Boss Lu's 65-game winning streak in the playoffs is incredible, then if the Celtics can win the championship in June, it will also be a feat recorded in history from a historical point of view! After the St. Once the Celtics under him win the championship, they will also be among the greatest in history. I swear, there will never be such a team again!"
Bill Simmons loaned the Celtics the championship in his column.
It seems that only at this time can they fully imagine the historical status of the Celtics after winning the championship without worrying about being accused of racism because they like this team too much.
In fact, despite the Celtics' repeated denials, the buzz the No Blacks caused in Boston was astonishing.
The jerseys of Lu Wuxia and Yao Yueban, the products and peripherals launched by the team were sold out, and the revenue generated by Wuhei reached the pinnacle of team history.
Although no Bostonian would admit to being racist, their practical spending power speaks for itself.
And, if anyone accused Celtics fans of being racist, they would have simply appropriated the combo that Louie used in the press conference.
For a time, the Celtics formed an indestructible body inside and outside the team. Unless they were defeated on the field, their popularity would only increase day by day.
Since the team has stepped into the finals with one foot, Louie will devote part of his energy to the Western Conference finals on the offseason.
Although the series between the Suns and the Lakers is not as obvious as the Celtics, the Suns have a clear advantage.
In the first two games of the series, the Suns successfully defended two home games. When they came to the away game, Kobe did not play the expected aggressiveness. Instead, his efficiency was low due to his finger injury.
If it weren't for Artest's sudden performance of Shan Lai's gods and ghosts, the Lakers would fall behind 0 to 3 like the Heat.
But a thrilling win in Game 3 didn't solve their problems.
Bryant's untimely injury is fatal, and Paul has been stuck in the star wall for a season, and there is no sign of getting out so far.
The so-called star wall is a luxury belonging to a certain group of people.
This is different from the usual rookie wall.
For a super rookie like Paul, he played at a star level in his first season. According to normal rules, it is a due expectation for a second-year All-Star starter and even a superstar performance.
However, Paul's performance in the second grade has limited improvement compared to the first grade, both in terms of statistics and court performance.
This is why it is often said that rookies wait three years.
Generally, rookies need time to grow. Even super rookies with high immediate combat power will encounter bottlenecks. Before Paul breaks through that wall, he still will not become a force that can control the situation like Kobe.
And this is why the Lakers are always at a disadvantage against the Suns.
The point guard on the opposite side, Penny Hardaway, is getting old, but he doesn't show his old age. He averaged 22 points, 7 rebounds and 8 assists in three games against the Lakers, which is very comprehensive. Paul's performance is almost the same as the regular season, and his shooting percentage has dropped by a few percentage points due to the intensity of the playoffs.
The gap between ordinary stars and superstars is directly reflected.
While Louie would have preferred to play in the Finals with the Lakers -- the Lakers' feelings for him -- the Suns were the team that looked stronger.
And this seemingly stronger team has already played an advantage, and the Lakers' main player has encountered injuries again. Everything indicates that the Suns will reach the NBA Finals for two consecutive years.
So, Louis simply compared the lineups of the two sides.
For starters, each has its pros and cons.
Garnett has a big advantage over Gasol;
Yao Yueban also has a great advantage over Milicic;
The duel between Penny and Wuxia will be very exciting, because Wuxia's template when he participated in the draft was Penny;
Richard Hamilton and Andre Iguodala are the two that give Louis a headache.
The former is an Alan Houston-style scoring master, with strong running ability and a big heart at critical moments; the latter, as the fourth starter of the Suns, has full functionality and is undoubtedly a good player against Flawless on the defensive end.
On the bench, the Sun also had Gary Payton, Robert Horry, Brent Barry and Garnett's parallel import champion Joe Smith in the same year.
In terms of lineup depth, the Celtics have an advantage, but the Suns can already form a comprehensive nine-man rotation.
Louis guessed that if the two sides met in the finals, it would be a series that would go to Game [-] or even seven games.
From this point of view, his amazing playoff winning streak is destined to end in the finals.
(End of this chapter)