"Goran (Dragic), I'm so sorry for you, you almost touched the corner of my clothes just now, can you run a little faster."

"Hassan (Whiteside), you better eat less junk food when you have time, your stagnant air is really weak, how did you get the block king?"

"By the way, and you Josh (Mike Roberts), are you watching a show? It's not easy to see me play up close, but you can react a little bit. ”

After being awarded a technical foul, Roy's trash talk intensified, and he fired at the Heat players one by one.

Roy is fully in shape, he's enjoying the thrill of hand-to-hand combat, he's enjoying the thrill of confrontation with the fans, he's enjoying the sourness of turning things around in the face of adversity.

How much Roy wished his opponent could have spewed a couple of trash words at him, so that he might have been able to increase his negative energy by a few more levels (which would not have helped), but alas, there was not much reaction from anyone else, except for the occasional muttering of a few words to the hard-nosed Whiteside.

It's really a team with no blood, and Roy can't help but be a little disappointed. But since he can't draw negative abilities from his opponents, he can only continue to absorb power from the noisy stands.

Miami in the stands is still as aggressive and murderous as ever.

Speaking of which, American Airlines Arena Miami has always been known for its passionate and crazy fan atmosphere, and a large part of the credit for the famous group fights caused by the Heat vs. Knicks (including the strange scene of Van Gundy hugging Mourning's thigh and being dragged down) should be credited to the ability of Heat fans to fan the flames. So when they saw the New York Knicks visiting this time, they could be regarded as old enemies, and they were very red-eyed.

The Roy incident can only be regarded as a crossfire point for the feud between the Heat and the Knicks. With the gradual decline of the Knicks in the past few years and the strong rise of the Heat, Miami fans have always looked down on the Knicks, and even a little too lazy to take care of them.

But this season is different, with the addition of Roy, the Knicks have become the first old powerhouse in the East to recover, while the Heat can only hover in the bottom few after a few superstars in a row. With such a comparison between the inside and the outside, Heat fans have no reason not to be annoyed, so Roy, who was deeply involved in the scandal of misreporting his age, became their target, and they broke out all the new and old grudges against the Knicks for a long time, and vented them on Roy at once.

Miami fans are no slouch of choice, and their personal attacks on Roy have reached a climax after Roy was awarded a technical foul for his listening gesture, with all sorts of unsavory words roaming back and forth in the air. Roy, on the other hand, enjoyed the atmosphere of madness, and after absorbing the negative energy, he was about to explode.

What will happen to anger Roy, the Minnesota Timberwolves have learned before, and today it is the turn of the Miami Heat, who don't know how to get angry.

After suffering from the dilemma of 1-of-10 shooting in the first half, and after enduring more than an hour of boos from Miami fans, Roy finally found himself in the second half. No, it should be said that with the power of the "Black Mamba", he has surpassed himself. At this time, Roy was like a different person, his attack was extremely sharp and unstoppable.

Roy's fingers stretched out in the air were like a merciless judgment on Miami fans.

When the 11th was out, Roy broke through the basket and assisted Porzingis with an open three-pointer to humiliate Dragic and Mike Roberts, who were wrapped up by Roy but missed;

When the game was 9, Roy used the fast-break opportunity he had just blocked McGruder to wreak havoc on the basket;

When the game was 7, Roy beat Dragic again, burst under the basket to face Whiteside and Mike Roberts, and scored a one-to-two pull-up layup;

When the score was 4, it was Roy's third strong burst in the third quarter that successfully caused Whiteside to foul and score 2+1;

By the time he was 2, Whiteside had already gone off the court, and Willie Reed, who came off the bench, was turned into a wood by Roy, and finally Roy assisted Noah for a dunk;

In the end, Roy finally made a gesture of 0, which meant that it only took just over 5 minutes for Roy to almost single-handedly fill the 18-point hole.

An angry Roy used his newly developed offensive ability under the basket to lead the team to fill the 18-point hole in one go, and the whole court was cold for an instant, and the head coach of Spoelstra could only ask for a timeout.

But how could a mere pause stop Roy's progress.

Angry Roy is unstoppable.

Dragic had already been staked by Roy, and Whiteside had to go off the break after three consecutive fouls on Roy. Without the "white edge" to guard the interior, the Heat's defense was crushed by Roy's offense in an instant.

Breakout, layup; Breakout, split the ball; Break through, make fouls, Roy feels more and more he plays, and the more he plays, the harder he plays, no matter whether it is the boos of the fans or the fouls of the opponent, no one can stop Roy's scoring and assists.

Roy found that this kind of under-the-basket offense was undoubtedly more efficient, more lethal, and more motivating than the low-effort but unsteady mid-to-long-range offense.

Seeing the score difference narrowing from 18 points to 0 points and then overtaking, listening to the fans' decibels weakening little by little until they disappeared, Roy's mood is getting better and better, and his trash talk is more and more happy.

"Hey, I said, are you going to just watch me score points in a row? Can you be more aggressive in the next defense? Can you give me a little bit of difficulty? ”

"Make no mistake, aren't you going to defend when that kid from Hassan [Whiteside] is off? Get some fighting spirit, you're a Miami team. ”

"Golan (Dragic), can you guard me? I've been throwing up you, can you show me something different? MVP from Slovenia. ”

Roy's trash talk is harsh and to the point, and he'd love to get some positive responses and confrontations. But unfortunately, no matter how he performed the group taunt stunt, those players on the Heat team turned out to be indifferent and dumbfounded.

No one came forward to squirt at Roy, not even a guy with an angry face, what's wrong with them? Roy suddenly felt a hint of sadness, is this still the hot-blooded Miami Heat? Could it be that after the departure of James, Wade, and Bosh one after another, the Heat team has become so tepid? Or were they overdisciplined by the team's manager, Spoelstra, and lost their blood?

No, it's neither, even the worst team won't lose its blood.

Then there is only one answer, they were stupid by the terrifying strength that Roy and the Knicks burst out in an instant.

Strength, what these players lack is strength. Because they are so weak, because of their lack of strength, their tempers have also become weak, and in the face of a sudden big comeback, these guys are all beaten stupid.

These players on the field are much worse than the fans who support them. Roy couldn't help muttering that the Miami fans were indeed adhering to the enthusiasm and toughness of the Floridians, but at this moment, Roy had already extinguished most of their heat.

There was no resistance, no struggle, after Roy led the team to overtake the score, the Heat team never turned over, and they seemed to be unable to do any other resistance except for quietly enjoying the pleasure of being abused.

Dragic's weak style of play has no sense of existence in front of Roy, who is full of combat power, and the strong Whiteside lacks leadership temperament, and he doesn't even have the courage to talk trash with Roy, not to mention, now that he has been beaten by Roy, he has left the game with six fouls, not to mention the remaining Ellington, Michael Roberts, and McGruder, the whole group of "war scum".

Started in the heat and ended in silence, in this game with the Heat, the Knicks won without danger, and the final score was fixed at 114:103, and the Knicks won on the road.

After suffering a dilemma of scoring just four points on 1-of-10 shooting in the first half, Roy exploded in the second half, scoring 26 points on 10-of-15 shooting in the second half. In this way, Roy scored 30 points, 5 rebounds, 8 assists, 2 steals, and 2 blocks, and blocked the mouths of Miami fans with his strength.

And after the game, when Roy was interviewed and asked "In the future, you will be treated like this by fans in every away game, how will you adjust yourself and deal with the dilemma", Roy's answer was "I think I was ready for a long time, from the first day I entered the league, I was ready to meet all kinds of challenges, I know that I am not a native American, and I know that I am not the kind of perfect player that everyone likes, but I am who I am, I am not afraid to meet any challenge, I do not shy away from any challenge, If the rest of the league wants to step on me, then I can be the league as well. ”

To be an enemy of the whole league, this is indeed Roy's true thoughts. That's right, Roy did lie about his age, yes, Roy did participate in the draft in violation of the rules, and yes, Roy did deduct points for integrity. But so what? You can dislike me, you can question and attack me, you can target me everywhere, but you can't deny my strength and hard work.

The true king has never been afraid of pressure from the outside world, and for the sake of victory, for dignity, and in order to prove himself, Roy does not hesitate to be the enemy of the whole alliance. And today's game against the Heat is that Roy and the Knicks sounded the battle horn to be the enemy of the whole league and become the number one public enemy of the league......