The Basketball Court Swordsman

Although the Christmas battle has become a thing of the past, until December 26th, the players were still very interested in the series of battles last night.

The Lakers and Knicks game, Kobe and Anthony, the two major scorers hurriedly, let people feel the wildness of the two big ball markets.

The wonderful matchup between the Miami Heat and the Oklahoma City Thunder has made countless people dream of this season's Finals. Of course, the premise is that the Miamians can pass the Pacers barrier.

The Clippers and Nuggets showdown undoubtedly tells all the strong teams in the West, don't think your ranking is safe. These two biggest "shit-chucking sticks" in the West are bound to mess up the ranking of the West.

The game between the defending champion Pacers and the rising star Rockets is the biggest difference in the Christmas game. This game told all the coaches in the league a truth-don't do it in front of Henson Joe.

"Coach Henson Joe's on-the-spot scheduling can make the originally anxious game a gap of more than 20 points!"

"McHale may have a good suit in the locker room, but on the court, he has to learn from Henson."

"The Pacers coaching staff is full of wisdom. Henson, Stevens and Vogel, each of them can stand alone when they are used alone. And the power of these three people combined, everyone has seen ."

In other teams, players are often the hot ones after Christmas. The Pacers are just the opposite. After the Christmas game, their head coach Henson Joe has a solid fire.

The Pacers scored 20 in four and five in double figures, making it impossible to pick which one performed the best. But everyone has witnessed with their own eyes, Henson's ability to turn corruption into a miraculous.

Early the next morning, various sports portals and TV stations invited experts from all walks of life to start studying Henson’s strategy yesterday, trying to figure out his process from losing control to being in control.

During the Rockets’ media opening hours that day, McHale finally admitted to reporters’ questions: “I couldn’t keep up with Coach Henson’s pace in the last game.”

"Is he finally unable to pretend?" Sitting on the sofa at home, Henson smiled and pointed at McHale on the TV.

Henson was naturally in a good mood. The team won an important game and locked the opponent through on-the-spot scheduling, which made Henson a sense of accomplishment.

Of course, the main reason to make Henson feel good is that after defeating the Rockets, his bottomless pit-like experience accumulator was finally filled with 2000 experience points, allowing Henson to regain the right to choose the badge after a few days.

When the three badges popped up, Henson wanted to upgrade his "Trading Expert" badge. In this way, Henson won't have to rack his brains when dealing with other teams in the future.

But looking at the time, the game has now reached the end of December. So Henson made a new plan, and instead upgraded the "fatigue reduction" badge to level 2, reducing the accumulation rate of player fatigue by 20%.

You know, after experiencing this upgrade, the experience required for the next upgrade of the experience accumulator will increase again. If you don't unlock the achievement, God knows how long it will take Henson to get another reward. So every time you choose, you must be cautious and choose the badge that is most useful to you.

At the end of December, this node encountered the badge of "reduced fatigue", and Henson felt that he was really blessed by God.

Henson believes that this badge will have an immediate effect!

After the Christmas War, the Pacers only had two games left to play in December, against the Suns and the Eagles.

After losing Nash, the sun has completely entered the stage of reconstruction. Although the Hawks are a playoff-level team in the Eastern Conference, that's all. Therefore, these two teams are harder than the Pacers. And the Pacers in good condition took advantage of the east wind of the Christmas War and successfully won two consecutive victories, ending all the December schedule.

Time has entered 2013. In the new year, everyone, every player, and every team hopes that this year will be smooth and prosperous. However, past experience tells Henson that the period just beginning of the new year will not go well for most of the league.

Sure enough, a few days after the beginning of the new year, tragedies began to happen one after another.

On January 2, during the Boston Celtics' home game against the Memphis Grizzlies, the Greens' point guard Rajon Rondo was injured midway through. The post-match inspection showed that Rondo had torn the anterior cruciate ligament of his right knee and will be absent from the game for 9-10 months!

In other words, the defender, who has just set a record of double assists in 37 consecutive games at the beginning of the season, will bid farewell to this season in advance! When fans see Rondo again, they will have to wait until the pre-season training camp of the new season at the earliest!

A day later, before the start of the Denver Nuggets' game against the Minnesota Timberwolves, the Timberwolves officials suddenly announced that their head forward Kevin Love was injured in training. After an MRI examination, it was confirmed that the third metacarpal bone of the right hand broke again! Although this injury will not be directly reimbursed by "Eros", but at least one month's rest is required.

Obviously, the Timberwolves are currently 14 wins and 14 losses, and there is still hope for the playoffs. But waiting for Love to return after missing 15 games, God knows what the Timberwolves will be like...Sometimes, just one month of injuries is enough to shatter a team's hopes for a whole season.

After that, various minor injuries also swept through. The Lakers Paul Gasol relapsed with a shoulder injury and missed for two weeks. Spurs "Stone Buddha" Duncan suffered a groin strain and was absent for 15 days...

As Henson expected, when the season enters the New Year, the accumulated physical fatigue of the players will cause a wave of large-scale injuries in the league. And this is why Henson feels that the "reduced fatigue" badge is just right.

While most of the league's teams are troubled by injuries, the Pacers are like an outsider, with an extremely complete lineup, continuing to reap victory.

On January 2nd at home against the Washington Wizards, George 29 points to make the Washington one step closer to the top pick. On January 4, the Pacers played away against the Celtics, facing the Celtics without Rondo, Ray Allen came off the bench and scored 19 points efficiently in 23 minutes. He was revenge in the North Shore Garden! No. 5 is back-to-back home against the Bucks. Many experts believe that this hasty back-to-back will be the last straw to crush the Pacers.

However, the Pacers players are still not entangled in injuries. Horford had 20 points, 11 rebounds and 8 assists, sending away back-to-back games with a quasi-triple double, and the Pacers are still healthy!

It is worth noting that in the Heat's home game against the Wizards that day, although the Miami people won the game with a brutal score of 99 to 71. However, the exhausted Wade accidentally sprained his fragile knee during a layup in the third quarter.

For the Heat, this is bad news. After all, they have not escaped this injury frenzy. But for the Pacers, this is good news, because two days later, the Pacers will go to Miami and the Heat.

In the game that day, James scored 30 points and 12 rebounds in a large double-double. But in the case of an uneven lineup, the Heat finally swallowed the consequences at the American Airlines Center 77 to 87.

"Injuries have hit us a lot. Many teams in the league have encountered similar problems. This is undoubtedly a difficult time." At the end of the game, James, who was interviewed by reporters, looked very helpless. Obviously he had been looking forward to this game for a long time, but in the end he ended up hastily because of the uneven lineup.

"Why hasn't my team experienced injuries? I can't answer this question. You should find a job as a clergyman and ask God." On the surface, Henson was not interested in this question, but as soon as he turned around, Started to laugh to himself.

why? Isn't it because the badge came in time! When the players of other teams were exhausted and suffering from deep injuries, the Pacers players didn't feel it at all!

Coupled with Henson's reasonable rotation and close observation, all the Pacers players are healthy like strong bulls!

When the league was in the shadow of injury, few people discovered that the Pacers had quietly won 10 consecutive victories.

God knows how long this winning streak will continue to grow before it stops...