The Basketball Court Swordsman

"Daniel, today you come to shoot the lore!"

In the last 4 seconds of the game, when Henson said this to Granger, he knew that his time had come!

Granger is in a very good state today. Maybe it was because of the flu that was suffocated in the last game, so he played extremely excited on the court today.

Whenever Anthony and Stoudemire were ready to take off, Granger used his powerful personal ability to stabilize the situation.

People say that the Pacers are a team without a star, because they are all soldiers.

But you still have to admit that Daniel Granger plays the role of the star in most of the time. Today, Henson gave him the opportunity to prove this point.

Although Henson's lore tactics are always unexpected, but Henson is not blindly arranged based on his mood. First of all, he has to let the most sure person come, who is the most sure? Of course, the person in the best condition today is the most sure.

Secondly, it was unexpected. The Knicks didn't know who Henson would let him shoot, so they didn't dare to put all the defensive focus on Granger.

Therefore, the most classic lore of the season, a very beautiful step-back jumper, was created by Henson.

"Go in! Go in! Go in! Daniel Granger, the great forward belonging to Indianapolis, killed the game in cold blood in the last 0.3 seconds, denying the Knicks the whole night. Work hard!" Reggie Miller followed the surrounding fans and stood up abruptly and cheered.

Ten years ago, most of the lore moments in the Conseco Arena were created by Reggie Miller. However, this season, Reggie Miller finally has a sense of successor.

Granger did not celebrate alone after scoring a goal, but rushed to the bench excitedly and threw down Henson, who was enjoying the cheers of the fans.

"Thank you, Boss! Thank you!" Granger was extremely excited, and he yelled in Henson's ear.

Weak team brushes, pseudo-all-stars, cruel moments...Before Henson joined the Pacers, Granger had been suffering from these infamy. But this season, the Chinese coach pushed him to the fourth position and completely liberated him.

At this point, no one will question his All-Star status, and no one will say that he is a weak team brush. Because now, the Pacers are no longer a weak team! Anyone who underestimates the Pacers will pay the price. For example, Anthony and his Knicks.

Granger brought the little brothers around him and won 40 wins in one fell swoop! 40 wins. When the Pacers won 40 wins in a single season last time, Granger was just a rookie...

At that time, O'Neal and Sunshine, Artest was still full of passion, Reggie Miller just retired for a year. Unknowingly, have the Pacers sunk for so long?

At this time, the controversial Chinese coach undoubtedly created the second spring for the Pacers!

Seeing Granger pressing Henson under him, the others piled on top. Suddenly, the Pacers' bench was full of people, and Henson of Keling was at the bottom.

But this Chinese coach is not painful. He smiled silly and enjoyed the victory with the players.

I am really lucky to be able to coach them. Henson thinks his job is easy, because the players are very obedient, and he can be appropriately strict.

If I hadn't met them, and met these lovely young people, my coaching career would not have been so smooth.

Around the Pacers players, a bunch of reporters have surrounded them with cameras. And what about big stars Anthony and Stoudemire? No one knows when they left, this is the Conseco Arena.

The Pacers are the only protagonist in this place.

The crazy celebration lasted a few minutes before the Pacers players finally calmed down. And when Henson crawled out of the pile of players, he was already disheveled.

At this time, that familiar deep ditch...No, it was the familiar face that came towards Henson.

Henson adjusted his clothes and took a closer look. It was young and beautiful Christine Lederlow.

This trainee reporter did not interview other people, but reserved his own interview opportunity exclusively to the unpredictable young coach.

"Coach Henson, we meet again." Christine is no longer nervous at this time, after all, she is about to spend an entire season of internship.

"Oh, I really didn't know you were the sideline reporter today. Otherwise, I would definitely not make myself like this." Henson said, tidying up his tie and suit.

Christine couldn't help but smile, and talking to Henson can always be relaxing, which is why she likes to interview Henson.

"Congratulations, Coach Henson, after this game, the Pacers have a record of 41 wins. Did you know? This is the best result the Pacers have achieved since the 05-06 season!"

"41 wins is the best result in the past five years? Oh, it seems that you have done a lot of homework, even I don't know this." Henson pretended to be surprised, in fact, of course he knows the Pacers. How terrible was the result of the year.

Since Rick Carlisle left, Henson's predecessor Jim O'Brien has not led the Pacers well.

"Let the team achieve such excellent results, what do you want to share with everyone?" Christine's question became more mature, and she naturally transitioned the microphone to Henson's mouth.

"The regular season is not over yet. The only thing I want to say is, everyone, go and check the last time the Pacers won 50 games in the regular season! Because it won’t be long, you will need to use this data. I'm writing news." Henson finished, pointed to the camera, and turned to leave.

"50 wins?" Kristen was stunned, really wondering if Henson was joking or...responding seriously.

Henson walked into the player aisle, still thinking of the moment Granger's lore match. Presumably Anthony's expression must be ugly at that time. He threatened to be a Pacer twice, but slapped himself in the face twice, which was really pitiful.

Granger scored 30 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists today, which is not inferior to Anthony's 29 points and 9 rebounds.

But Henson really didn't expect that in his first season coaching the team, he would be able to achieve the best results since the 05-06 season. How many games did they win last season? 32 games! Henson did not understand how O'Brien made the Pacers only win 32 games last season...

After all, the Pacers still have 18 games to play, which means that the Pacers' final record this season cannot be as simple as 41 wins.

"Henson, brat, you and the others did a great job!" When Henson was still in his heart, a loud voice sounded in the player tunnel.

Henson looked up and saw Bird.

Byrd strode towards Henson, opened his arms, and gave Henson a hug that was too close to suffocating him.

"This forced the king is absolutely deliberate, absolutely!" Henson breathed hard, then complained in his heart.

"41 wins! The regular season is over one month away, and you have won 41 wins! I knew that the Knicks were here to foil you! If you can win the **** 50 wins, I will give one away. A car for you!" Byrd dipped his cigar happily, and Henson couldn't help but touch a point.

After being warned by the league for lighting a cigar at a press conference last time, Henson was somewhat restrained. If it wasn't for this reason, he wanted to light a cigar right after he was on the sidelines.

Bird looked at Henson's cigar, and it really looked like that.

"You have to think about it, Bird. We still have 18 games to play this season. As long as we win 9 of them, we will win 50. You don’t think that a 50% win rate is the same as the current walker. It's difficult for the Zers, right?" Henson finished speaking, spitting out smoke rings.

"You are so confident?"

Henson opened his hands, "If you want to give me a gift to express your gratitude, just say it, why bother. On the day of the fifty victory, I went to your garage to choose the car. Don’t worry, I won’t choose the most expensive one. The second most expensive one will do."

Henson finished speaking, waved at Bird, and walked to the locker room, "Stop talking, my players are still waiting for me."

Byrd looked at Henson's back and couldn't help grinning.

"Boy, act like me."