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Chapter 205 Dirty, filthy and bottomless Jazz!
When Buckley heard this, his eyes lit up and said:
"Not bad! Just as last night's specs! Let's do it again! Damn, this bastard Lin doesn't usually drink alcohol, but he drank 5 bottles of Royal Salute last night! This bastard who deserves to go to hell, he only fucked me 10,000 What a lot of dollars! Tonight, no one is allowed to leave without spending $50,000!""
Apparently, Buckley decided to take a shot at getting back all the money he spent last night.
Lin Long raised his hand and surrendered: "I invite, I invite tonight! Let's book the whole bar, brothers and enjoy the night!"
"Enjoy? You are probably thinking too much!"
When everyone was in high spirits, Auerbach pushed his small TV and walked into the arena and said, "You have already enjoyed yourself to the fullest last night, and you still want to go mess tonight? I'm being honest! Don't let me know that someone dares to sneak out and drink! All of you, give me a good study of the Jazz situation!"
Auerbach looked at the honest players and nodded with satisfaction:
"The Utah Jazz, I think everyone is familiar, last year's runner-up, this year's challenge to the championship again, their core figures are also an iron triangle: coach Jerry Sloan, power forward Karl Malone, and their Point guard, John Stockton. 55
"With the three of them as the core, the Jazz have built a basketball system that works like a machine, supplemented by Jeff Hornacek, Brian Russell, Adam Keefe, Shanton Anderson and other giants. , The current Utah Jazz team, full of desire for revenge, is even more terrifying than last year's!
"Charles, you lost to them in the Western Conference finals last year, what do you think about them - look?"
Barkley coughed and cleared his throat and said, "If I had to pick a team in the league that I least wanted to face, that I didn't want to play in a series with, it would be the Jazz.
"Come on Charles, you said the same to the Bulls!
Billups was the first to complain.
"Charles said something similar to the Pacers!"
Lin Long continued to make up.
Being repeatedly ripped off, Barkley felt that his face was overwhelmed, and scolded: "Shut up for me! Are you listening! 55
"We can ask Kevin! Kevin was also on the Rockets last year! As for you, there are at least ten teams you don't want to face, and we don't believe your nonsense! 35 Billups and Barkley have the best relationship , Often fooling around together, and when he complained about him, he always kept no face at all.
Kevin Willis, who came from the Rockets with Barkley, saw that he was getting more and more embarrassed, and finally opened his mouth and said:
"Okay Chauncey, in fact, Charles is right, the Jazz are indeed a completely different team from other teams.
Seeing Willis talking, the crowd who had been making noises at the scene immediately quieted down. After all, although Willis gradually lost his starting position after the playoffs, his playing time was getting less and less, but his He is old enough and has a calm and loyal character, saying that he is the big brother in everyone's heart and the leader of the Celtics' locker room, and there is no problem.
Seeing that everyone was finally quiet, Williston continued: "Every NBA team has their traditions and labels. For example, the Indiana Pacers are tough and unyielding, and the New York Knicks are ruffian and unyielding. Bastards, the Chicago Bulls are powerful and indestructible. Then the Utah Jazz, who are villains and shameless spokesmen.
Barkley took over the conversation and said: "They are tough with dirty, they are proud of hurting people with underworld tactics, and their fans are also proud of it! In fact, just look at their main lineup to know that, except for Karl Malone, St. Tocton, Hornacek, Adam Keefe, Ostertag, all white, and rare villains among whites 35
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"When facing them, you must be careful of their omnipresent little movements and elbows, your face, your feet, your knees, all the vital parts of your body, you must protect them from being attacked by them, that's why I said they were scary, and a lot of their actions were done just to get you off the court. Last year's Hakim suffered a big loss here.
Auerbach nodded in satisfaction, turned on the TV, and the highlights of the Jazz players' games were played on it, but unlike the offensive and defensive highlights of other teams, this was actually a highlight of the Jazz's dirty moves!
Auerbach said while playing: "Stockton, the league's multi-time assists, steals leader, and the league's No. 1 bully, his feet are almost always under your feet, his elbow is always in your throat. And near the nose, and when you're really angry and ready to fight back, he'll leave and turn into a wounded kitten, looking at the referee shivering. Chauncey, you have to be careful, both to protect yourself and to prevent being caught irritated.""
"Karl Malone, the true core and on-court leader of the Utah Shuangsha, last year's MVP, second in this year's MVP and second in scoring, is probably the best power forward the NBA has ever seen. I'd rather call him NBA, though. The No. 1 villain of all time, a veritable jerk on and off the court, Dennis Rodman is like a tantrum kid by comparison.
"Ostertag and Adam Keefe. They are the two bodyguards around Malone and Stockton. If they really fight, these two will rush to hold down each other's star players and use their own Opponents change, which is why Jazz games often have clashes, but Malone and Stockton have few suspensions and fights.99
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'Brian Russell and Shanton Anderson. The two generals on the perimeter of the Jazz have good firepower and impact, and also carry the dirty and dirty style of the Utah Jazz. 35
"Jeff Hornacek, maybe the only guy on the Jazz team who plays cleanly and takes his life seriously. He's nicknamed the 'Death Gun', and his shooting accuracy is probably as good as that monster Reggie, Or the champion of this year's All-Star 3-point contest.
"Also to Howard Ellis, Greg Foster, Antoine Carr, these guys also need a certain level of attention, they will give you a knife when necessary."
Auerbach analyzes the Jazz players and their playing styles one by one.
This team is indeed, as Barkley et al say, the dirtiest and nastiest team of this era.
Add Malone's dirty stuff with underage girls, and Stockton's private stuff.
This team is not only dirty on the court, but also off the court.
You know, there are a lot of villains on the NBA arena.
There are also a few teams that call themselves gangsters, bad boys, and the city of tearing, but no matter what they are on the court, they are keen on public welfare when they get off the court.
For example, in the game with the Chicago Bulls, although the confrontation was intense, every second was like a fighting contest, but neither Pippen nor Rodman had the will to waste people. They just used their toughness to scare their opponents.
But the Utah Jazz are really rushing to kill you to fight and make moves, they don't care if the opponent is injured or not, and they will lose their jobs.
This is why they are called by Barkley as the last person to meet. After all, even the famous 'Big Dream' Olajuwon suffered a big loss in last year's Western Conference finals, resulting in the absence of this year's regular season almost half.
Lin Long can predict that this round of the series may be even more difficult than the fight against the Bulls.
It can be said that since the Detroit Pistons' Bad Boys disbanded in the 1980s, this Utah Jazz has been the most jerkiest villain in the league.
Speaking of the Bad Boys Corps, Lin Long suddenly remembered something, raised his head and saw that Auerbach was about to speak, but Auerbach seemed to have a heart-to-heart and spoke out before him.
"I invited our old friend, the well-known villain in the league, Mr. Bill Laimbeer and his friends, and they will give us some pre-game counseling and emergency training, so that when we face the villain, we will not Overwhelmed. Big 399.