Chapter 306 is hot

Irwin. Hayes triumphed.

Walter. Is Bellamy still far away?

Nature is not far away.

Walter. Bellamy's talent has nothing to say, but he lacks hard work and ranks ninth, mainly because his talent is too dazzling, and he doesn't need to work too hard to achieve results that others can't achieve even if they put in a lifetime.

For people who don't have a lot of hard work, the fat man has to deal with Erwin. Hayes's experience is there, and it is natural to deal with him.

Walter. Bellamy wanted to spray the fat man and wreak havoc on the fat man, but before he could do it, he was beaten back by the fat man coefficient.

After the defeat of Elwin. After Hayes, the second victory over Walter. Bellamy, the fat man's self-confidence is stronger.

This is true both in system space and in real life.

In the system space, seeing that he is getting stronger day by day, and his opponents are falling at his feet one after another, isn't this how self-confidence comes from?

In real life, the top ten people in the league can be defeated, and now some of the insiders in the league are also very watery except for a few, and the lion can be knocked down, and the pheasant is naturally not a problem.

Can a fat man not be confident?

The fat man's self-confidence also comes from a series of data obtained by the fat man on the field.

The Pacers have won 16 in a row, averaging 30 rebounds per game in the past 2 games, such a fat man, he can turn rebounding into an art, how can such a fat man lack self-confidence.

Self-confidence, he never lacked.

After 16 consecutive wins, they played away to the Utah Jazz.

Utah.

Although in recent years, there has been some depravity.

However, throughout the history of the Utah Jazz, he has been a very competitive team.

The Utah Jazz were formed in New Orleans in 1974.

After five years. They moved to Salt Lake City, where they have been until now.

Today people have long forgotten that it was founded in New Orleans, and people only remember the Salt Lake City Jazz.

Not why, just in Salt Lake City, between '83-02, the Jazz made the playoffs for 19 consecutive years.

People don't forget either. Two of the Jazz's most famous stars, Malone and Stockton.

In 1984, Stockton came to the Jazz, and a year later Malone was drafted.

Since then, the most classic combination of the difference in the league has been announced.

The pair, after 10 years of partnership, reached the top of the realm and became one of the best combinations in the history of the league. In the '96-97 season, the Jazz had a 64-18 regular season record, outperforming the league.

Although, in the finals, the Utah Twins also lost to His Majesty the Flyer twice, but they were still honored.

The Utah Twins have also become the best green leaf to achieve His Majesty the Flying Man.

After failing to reach the top twice, the Jazz team also started a new round of replacement due to the aging of the roster.

First, Stockton and Hornacek quietly retreated. After that, the elder Malone left Los Angeles to continue his championship relationship.

So the Utah twin-shaky era is also proclaimed a passage, however. Although the Utah duo is retired, the Jazz's roster has become unrecognizable, and many pundits predicted that the Jazz's winter is coming before the season even starts, and the team will undoubtedly finish bottom of the West.

But there are always a few teams in the NBA that surprise people every year, and the Jazz were one of those teams last season. With a 42-40 record at the end of the season, it was only in the Western Conference that the playoffs were missed.

But the Jazz told everyone with their performances in last season's game. Their winter will not come, and their spring is quietly coming. All this is not only due to the boys of the Jazz team represented by Kirilenko, but also to the impressive coaching level of the old coach Sloan. Without Malone, Sloan can lead the Jazz forward.

This year also marks Sloan's sixteenth season with the Jazz.

He also holds the record for the longest tenure of any of the four major U.S. sports leagues.

He also became the only coach in the league whose core leader of the team was fired, and he would not be fired. The only one who can fire him is himself.

Sloan had already fused his life with jazz.

A professional team coach can reach the highest level, maybe that's it.

Sloan may not be as famous as many people, Zen masters, Popovich, cardinals, etc., but you can't deny that Sloan is a great coach.

Many people say that it was Malone and Stockton who made Sloane, but in fact, Sloan made himself who he was, and he was as great as he was, and he didn't need anyone to achieve it.

Why?

Last season, the Jazz began to transform, and they went through it extremely successfully, which speaks volumes.

However, Sloan's failure to win the 'Best Coach' award last season does not mean that he is incapable, on the contrary, the league owes him a 'Best Coach', and his performance has earned enough respect.

After Malone and Stockton retreated, Sloan once again dug into the overall basketball style of play, with the offense and defense of one or two key players such as Kirilenko, which made many NBA teams unable to parry.

It's a bit like the Dream Team at the Athens Olympics who couldn't beat Ginobili's Argentina, and the NBA team didn't seem to have much to do with Sloan's overall basketball. Knowing people and making good use of them is also a major feature of Sloan, and several second-rate players have become competent and good players under his tutelage~.

And this season, Sloan has more talent at his disposal, and making the playoffs has long been on Sloan's agenda.

AK47 was also selected to the All-Star Game for the first time last season and truly embarked on the Career Walk of Fame.

He's also a star player.

Perhaps many people have a lot of opinions, opinions, and discussions about AK47, a Russian young man who is not amazing in appearance and has average strength, to be selected as an All-Star, but is this really the case?

He averaged 16.5 points and grabbed 8.1 rebounds per game, plus 2.8 blocks and 1.9 steals, all of which were the highest on the Jazz.

Although this kind of data can't be compared with a demon like a fat man, you can't deny that such an all-round warrior can definitely deserve the title of all-star.

Chilling defensive ability. With his defensive range and flexible footwork, he is comfortable with no matter what type of opponent he faces.

Finally, there is the salary.

Kirilenko's contract is about to expire and he is facing a renewal.

New contracts. His agent, Fleischer, offered the Jazz a six-year, $86 million contract.

The Jazz haven't signed Kirilenko to a contract extension so far, but perhaps it's only a matter of time, as the Jazz won't be watching their core players go away.

The Jazz management is not stupid~, whether it is worth the price or not, they have the bottom in their hearts.

In addition to Kirilenko, the Jazz also lured Boozer to Salt Lake City with a six-year, $68 million contract, and because of this, Cavaliers fans were unhappy with Boozer's approach, and. Calling him a 'traitor' and resenting his departure from the knighthood illustrates the immense value of Boozer's body.

It was not for nothing that Jazz gave this money.

Last season, he was able to score at least 15 points and 11 rebounds per game, and there were only three people in the entire league, and Boozer was one of them, and the other two. Duncan and Garnett respectively. Comparable to two league-rated players, Boozer's value is self-evident. Meantime. Boozer's arrival also freed Kirilenko back into the small forward position.

The combination of Boozer and Kirilenko is tantamount to saying that the Jazz team's interior line is like a tiger with wings.

In addition to Boozer, it has to be mentioned that Okuer, the arrival of the Turk Okul has improved the Jazz's always low-energy center position, and he will provide the Jazz with consistent scoring firepower on the inside in the new season.

And on the back line. Playing in defense was the defender of Puerto Rico, who made a name for himself at the Athens Olympics.

He's got a Stockton shadow, he's a good move, and he's good at finding scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates.

Naturally, he is just a shadow of Stockton, and there is still no comparison with Stockton. On the court, sometimes he still makes wrong judgments, but as he continues to accumulate game experience, he will naturally make Jazz fans not miss Stockton so much.

Then there's Halprin, who slowed down his progress last season due to injury, but this season, he's healthy on the court and is expected to be the Jazz's best sixth man.

On the Pacers' 17-game winning streak is the Jazz.

In this analysis, it seems that the Jazz and the Pacers are really incomparable, and the Pacers can easily knock them down, but is this really the case?

People and walkers are possessive, the time and place are favorable, but the walkers' side does not possess at all.

The Jazz are now waiting for work, and before playing against the Pacers, they got three days of rest, and the Pacers only finished yesterday, and before they had time to rest, they came to Salt Lake City to fight against the Jazz again.

Utah Jazz can be said to be at ease, and Pacers should not take it lightly.

There is also an extremely important reason, regardless of the strength of the Utah Jazz, Salt Lake City is called the "home of the devil", which mainly has a lot to do with the geography and fans here.

Salt Lake City rises to more than 1,300 meters above sea level, which is one of the main reasons why the home of the Utah Jazz is called the home of the devil.

With an altitude of more than 1,300 meters, it belongs to the plateau area.

Altitude sickness is susceptible to altitude sickness.

Low air pressure can easily cause hypoxia.

The hypoxic environment has a very obvious impact on athletes.

Yao Ming, a little giant, once said in an interview, "If the air is relatively thin, then you will feel more difficult to play in this environment." ”

It's okay to get used to it, but it's normal for people who are not used to it to come here to play and not adapt to this.

Altitude sickness is one.

However, it was the Salt Lake City fans who were the most terrifying, and what really made the arena terrifying was the crazy crowd of fans.

No matter what the game is, the energy center will be full, and the blue and white of the clear water will make the entire arena feel like an ocean. As soon as the game began, the fans began to shout as hard as they could, cheering for the home team and causing distractions for the visitors.

Before coming here to play, Fat Man chatted with Miller about this.

At that time, the fat man was thinking, is it really such an exaggeration?

However, the moment he actually stepped into this arena, the fat man felt that what Miller said, in fact, still had reservations.

Playing at Jazz, the fat man also has a new understanding of the word 'xenophobia'.

From the moment you stepped into the stadium, no matter who you were, the people present were also full of hostility, and the more than 20,000 fans at the scene began to collectively boo and curse.

They will tell you that you are terrible, and they will talk about your parents and even your dog.

The most profound thing about the fat man is that at the beginning of the game, he lost the jump ball to the 'anti-bone boy' Boozer, and the scene erupted like a tide of boos, and the boos swallowed up the stadium.

If the psychological quality is not very good, it will even be affected by the voice of the fans.

In fact, the fans here can not only influence the players, but also the referees.

Zen Master Phil. Jackson once said, "Salt Lake City is the noisiest home game, and they even affect the referees." ”

In the Jazz lead singer, you always have to be more cautious than other stadiums, and it is much more difficult, because the slightest deviation is afraid that you will be booed more than the players. Crawford, a famous sentinel, once said so.

In the game, the fat man also encountered it, and this incident also became the fuse for the fat man's outbreak.

Imagine being in such a stadium where all you can experience is the extremely boring jazz music, and the stadium is full of bustling fans, and there is always a constant stream of cynicism towards the visiting team.

Who can fit into the arena?

No one.

It's okay to be a player of the home team, but, alien.

You always feel like you can't fit in because every game here is a basketball feast for them.

Every team that visits the Energy Side Solution Center seems to be in a desperate situation where a large group of people has been cornered with no way out. Think about it, the thin air plateau, the crazy fans and the high-decibel boos at home...... Who wants to put up with all this?

In this game, the fat man couldn't stand the fans here, and completely released himself once.

Playing in this stadium is not so pleasant.

You feel like there's flies buzzing in your ears all the time, which feels really disgusting, they keep you from concentrating on the game, you're very distracted, and here, you don't feel like you're playing against the Jazz, you're playing against more than 20,000 teams on the floor.

In this case, the Pacers did not play very normally at the beginning of the game, and at the beginning of the game, they were also beaten by a wave of 8-0 small high~ tide.

The Pacers started the game on the back foot.

However, passivity is not the most uncomfortable, the most uncomfortable thing is the noise of Jazz fans, you really can't stand it.

(I continue to ask for a variety of things.) It's almost 100, so let's do it. (To be continued......)