Reggie Miller was also a little worried when he saw the situation at the scene, he really couldn't understand how Lamar, who had always been regarded as the king of New York, could be refrigerated by Coach K so easily.

This thing is so abnormal!

You must know that before this game, there was never an argument between Lamar and Coach K, and the cooperation on the pitch was very good. It stands to reason that it would be impossible for these two people to break out in such a serious conflict in such a short period of time.

However, the fact now is that Coach K has spared no cost and offended the fans in New York to isolate Lamar and refrigerate him.

Could it be?

Reggie Miller seemed to have suddenly thought of something, and the more he thought about it, the more he felt that it was possible, and he couldn't help but show a strange smile: "Kenny, don't worry! It's too early to think about anything, and who will win the game in the end, let's wait until the game is over!"

Kenny Anderson shuddered at Reggie Miller's laughter, and he couldn't figure out where Reggie Miller's confidence came from. Look at the court, look at the lonely eyes of the water cooler keeper Lamar, he keeps cheering himself up in his heart.

"No problem! Lamar must be in big trouble, he's in big trouble! He won't play in this game, I'm going to win, yes! I'm going to win!"

At the start of the second half, Battier lost his hot touch as everyone had imagined.

Three minutes into the game, Coach K replaced Battier and Mourning with Wade and Billups, and the Knicks returned to their normal tactics.

Although Battier was out of touch and missed a single three-pointer in three open spots at the start of the third quarter, the Pistons didn't take the opportunity to close the gap. Because their outside line is still weak, and the inside line continues to be lost in the iron wall of the Knicks' three elders.

"Drop!"

In the fifth minute of the third quarter, Anderson fouled Pistons leader Rasheed Wallace to the ground with a Lambir-style neck strangulation foul and after losing his defensive position. For a while, the pistons were excited!

In order to protect Anderson, Coach K immediately replaced him off the court.

After Anderson went off, Lamar, who had been sitting on the bench for most of the game, was finally replaced.

At this time, Coach K's expression was full of helplessness, and it seemed that he was really helpless to the extreme to make such a decision.

Seeing Coach K's dead parents-like expression, the fans at the scene naturally took it seriously. They think Lamar's future with the Knicks is in jeopardy.

However, despite this, the fans still did not sympathize with Lamar, who was still greeted by endless boos.

In this regard, Lamar kept his expression unwavering, and the interference of the outside world had no effect on him, as if he was in self-exile.

"Lamar this guy is finally on the field!" Kenny Anderson shouted in an extremely strange tone, "Oh my God! this poor heretic has been sitting on the sidelines for nearly thirty minutes? haha, now he only has eighteen minutes to get ten points! Reggie, I'm going to win!"

"It's not over yet, eighteen minutes is enough for Lamar!" Reggie Miller said calmly.

"Haha! That's how it used to be, but tonight is different! I don't think the Knicks will pass him tonight!Haha, poor Reggie, it looks like I'm going to ask a friend to go to Nevada to find an ideal skunk!oh whoa!" Kenny Anderson sneered very unkindly at his commentary partner Reggie Miller.

"Man, eighteen minutes left! Eighteen minutes left, why are you in a hurry? Can't you get ten points in eighteen minutes?" Reggie Miller said disdainfully, feeling that his guess was absolutely correct, and he was full of confidence in Lamar.

Rashid Wallace hit a free throw.

Rashid Wallace misses two free throws!

"Huh!"

Lamar roared and picked up the defensive rebound, and then didn't pass the ball to playmaker Billups, even though Billups had reached out to Lamar for the ball.

Under the watchful eyes of the fans, Lamar dribbled the ball directly to the front court at the first time.

When he came to the outside of the three-point line, Kenyon Martin, who was defending Lamar, hurriedly posted it.

Lamar saw that Kenyon Martin was actually looking for death and wanted to defend closely, so he didn't think about directly accelerating and changing direction, and threw Kenyon Martin cleanly.

Lamar then took a sharp step above the free-throw line, completely ignoring Prince's requirement for an open spot in the bottom corner of the three-point line, and made a jumper.

"Whew!", the basketball went into the net!

After the goal, Lamar did not celebrate, but ran back to the backfield with his head down and a grim face.

The teammates around him also did not high-five Lamar as planned.

At this time, the most superb acting skills of the New York Knicks were Coach K, and the old man actually performed next to the bench and sighed.

I have to say that it's really a pity that this guy doesn't go to Hollywood, otherwise he would definitely be a good actor!

All of this was captured by the cameras on the spot, and it was immediately transmitted to everyone who watched the game.

After watching the game, the first thought that came to the mind of the fans watching the game was that Lamar was in big trouble, and he was completely isolated!

But they didn't know that at this time, the Knicks' amateur actors were going to laugh.

"What the hell is wrong with Lamar? Is he going to be in the All-Star Game now? Of course he can perform as much as he wants in the All-Star Game, but it's undoubtedly extremely brain-dead to do so in the Eastern Conference Finals. Reggie Miller is also a little skeptical of his speculation now.

"Reggie, I said it a long time ago, Lamar this bastard is a complete selfish man! Tysian Prince had a good three-point corner just now, but that selfish guy didn't even think about passing. Kenny Anderson finally found a place to attack Lamar, and the resentment that had accumulated over the years in his heart suddenly welled up.

Kenny Anderson seized the opportunity to taunt Lamar, but I don't know if his displeasure was because he wasted a three-point opportunity for nothing, or if Lamar had already scored two points after his shot.

"Oh, yes, although I'm a little dissatisfied with Lamar's handling just now, but the truth is that Lamar has already scored two points! Eight points away from the goal of 10, but there are still seventeen minutes to go!" Reggie Miller felt a lot more comfortable when he saw that Kenny Anderson was unhappy.

Since placing the bet, the two have now become rivals. At this time, Reggie Miller was not going to show his timidity in front of Kenny Anderson. Even if he loses the bet in the end, he has to force a smile now, he doesn't care if he is selfish or not, what he wants now is to win this bet.

"Seventeen minutes, Coach K won't let him stay on the court for seventeen minutes with this selfish play! If I'm right, if this bastard continues to play three balls like this, the players on the court will knock him off the field. So, Reggie, don't get too happy! the game has just begun!" Kenny Anderson was also blindly confident in his judgment.

Even after Lamar's goal just now, some worried Detroit fans were confident by his words and continued to make noise to disrupt the game.

When it was the Cleveland Cavaliers' turn to attack, Daniels took the basketball to the frontcourt and immediately handed it to Rasheed Wallace.

After Rasheed Wallace received the basketball, he still followed his previous style of play, leaning back against the birdman and pressing it inside like a tank.

After squeezing two steps, Roar turned around sharply, grabbed Anderson with a controversial pull, and then went straight to the basket.

"Bang!" and Lamar was knocked to the ground. And then, as Al Jefferson had just done, he slipped out of the way.

"Drop!"

The referee blew the whistle, completely ignoring Rasheed Wallace's protests, signaling Rasheed Wallace to attack for a foul and the ball was exchanged!

Although Rasheed Wallace tried hard to explain to the referee, there was no way, Lamar is also a superstar in the NBA, and he is also the number one star.

Besides, Lamar has been off the court for so long tonight, and now it's easy to play, how can he not let him behave, even if this ball can blow a blocking foul!

"Can't you fucking be hard?!" Lamar, who was also addicted to acting, yelled at Anderson: "No fouls?"

And this roar, conveyed by the camera, immediately became strong evidence that Lamar's relationship with his teammates had also broken down.

"Lamar was mad at Anderson on the court? Oh my God! They're the best brothers! Look at him, he's like a mad dog! People like this should be ejected, he's tarnishing this great sport. He's just a thug, and he doesn't deserve to survive in the NBA!" Kenny Anderson is still sparing no effort to encourage Lamar to contradict him, and by the way, he also stirred up the emotions of the fans at the scene.

Suddenly, there were bursts of boos from the scene, and under the leadership of Kenny Anderson's constantly waving arms, it seemed very rhythmic.

"Shut up, Kenny! This ball was Anderson's mistake, and he should have been a little more secure. Even if he can't stop Rasheed Wallace, he should foul early, and hesitation like this will only create opportunities for opponents to score. Reggie Miller said lightly, continuing to speak for Lamar.

In order not to try Skunk's big ass, he is now completely on Lamar's side and has become a Lamar fan.

"Anderson defended well enough, at least his defense gave Lamar plenty of time to get on his feet. If it weren't for Anderson's block of Rashid, Lamar's ball would have been a foul. So, he didn't have any reason to complain to Anderson at all, I think he was completely communicating a personal vendetta!" Kenny Anderson said with a pout.

For Kenny Anderson now, it's hard to bias the commentary's views in Lamar's favor. 2k reading web