The Golden Age of Basketball

() If Gan Guoyang does not play basketball in his reborn life, he is definitely good at boxing.

With a height of 6 feet 10, he is absolutely outstanding in the boxing world, and his agility and extremely fast reaction speed also allow him to avoid the opponent's fist.

The power beyond the level of the times can make his heavy punch destroy the head of any boxer,

The super-long wingspan can even launch a fierce attack on the opponent at a distance that is out of reach, turning a boxing match into an unbalanced "adults beat children."

Gan Guoyang's old friend Chamberlain once wanted to have a boxing match with boxing champion Ali, but in the end it didn't happen due to various reasons.

Chamberlain, on the other hand, is one of the few good guys in the NBA. He rarely had conflicts with others, and in one of the rare conflicts, he beat someone with his fist and even broke his wrist.

Gan Guoyang is not as bad as Chamberlain, and Gan Guoyang's temper on the court is not as good as Chamberlain. Facing Lambir's treacherous block and push, Gan Guoyang who fell on the ground could no longer restrain his inner impulse, got up and faced Lanbier. Bill was punched in the head.

Lambiel is not easy to deal with. Ever since he started to abandon his face and become an inside thug on the field, he is ready to hit and be beaten at any time.

In fact, Lambiel was not born violent. All his provocations and small actions were not hot-headed behaviors, but planned and purposeful.

His purpose is to make the opponent lose their minds and calmness, so that their true level cannot be displayed, and Lambiel can naturally benefit from it.

If the opponent fights for the championship, then Lambiel will be even happier. If this person is the opponent's main player, it means directly abolishing one of their generals.

However, Lambiel will inevitably have to pay some price for this, such as being beaten.

In his future NBA career, Lambiel may be the most beaten player in NBA history. Not only will he not gain sympathy for this, but he will be hated by most people.

Now Lambiel doesn't have the heart to think about the future, but wants to avoid the sudden fist.

Lambiel is 6 feet 11 tall, taller than Gan Guoyang. The movement of this fight is slow, but the speed of hiding his fists is not satisfactory.

He saw Gan Guoyang turned over like a tiger, stretched out his fists and rushed towards him, subconsciously shrank back and dodged.

He was already tall, and Gan Guoyang hit him from the bottom up, so his chin avoided Gan Guoyang's punch, but his body was not spared.

Gan Guoyang's fist hit Lambiel's collarbone hard, and a burst of piercing pain made Ranbir roar out.

"Beep beep beep beep!!" The referee immediately blew his whistle and stepped forward to block the players from both sides.

But it was too late, Gan Guoyang rushed up and punched, and the Pistons players had already dispatched, some of them stepped forward to pull Lambiel away, and Ranbir, who had been punched, was already cursing and wanted to rush forward to punch Gan Guoyang.

Some of them lay in front of Gan Guoyang, as if they wanted to ask Gan Guoyang for an explanation.

Naturally not to be outdone, Ranbir dragged two teammates in front of him and yelled at Gan Guoyang with a ferocious face: "-**! (You Chinese stupid pig! You are all fucking shit!)"

At this time, the whole field was in chaos, and the Blazers players also surrounded him. Drexler and Vandeweghe hugged Gan Guoyang tightly to prevent him from continuing to be impulsive.

When Gan Guoyang heard Lambiel's words, he was like a bull seeing the red cloth. He broke free from his teammates, pushed Thomas away, and rushed towards Lambiel.

Ranbir was also a tough guy, he didn't hide at all, and waved his fist at Gan Guoyang from two people away.

Due to the blocking of the Pistons, Gan Guoyang was unable to rush in front of Lambiel, but his super long arm played a role, and several punches hit Lambiel's shoulder.

"Beep beep beep!" The referee was still blowing his whistle, but it was barely audible in the extremely noisy Memorial Arena.

Coaches and staff from both sides ran to the field, trying to control the situation on the field, and substitute players also came on the field to pull away players who might have conflicts.

On the Blazers side, Kenny Carr, as a former Pistons player and the team's big brother, tried his best to persuade the players on both sides to calm down the impulsive young people on both sides.

Drexler and Vandeweghe pulled Gan Guoyang away again. At this time, Gan Guoyang was surrounded by his teammates and staff. He is now a dangerous beast, in a state of rampage that hurts people. <—down! (Calm down, calm down!)" Ramsay grabbed Gan Guoyang's arm and shouted at him.

After all, Gan Guoyang did not completely lose his composure. After hearing Ramsey's voice, he also gradually calmed down. He no longer tried to break free from his teammates, but glared at Lambir who was also surrounded by teammates not far away.

Ranbir received several punches from Gan Guoyang, but none of them hit the vitals. The few punches on the shoulder were fine, but the punch on the collarbone made him choke.

However, Lambiel looked very calm. Although Gan Guoyang's sudden violent rise surprised him, it was exactly what he wanted. Anyway, Gan Guoyang made the first move. Lambiel would suffer a technical foul at most, and Gan Guoyang must have been on the field. I can't stay any longer.

Sure enough, the situation on the field gradually stabilized. Of course, the fans would not have any objections. Some people wished to see the players fight, watch the basketball match and the boxing match together.

The players and staff from both sides went back to the bench. At this time, the referee finally appeared. He was submerged between the players of both sides just now, and it was useless to blow his whistle.

The referee whistled at Gan Guoyang to signal him to leave the field, and there was immediate applause on the field. Gan Guoyang had to go back to the locker room from the player tunnel accompanied by two staff members.

Some people threw empty drink cups and some sundries at him after drinking, but Gan Guoyang didn't respond and continued to walk in.

Although Gan Guoyang has a grumpy temper on the court, he is not as knowledgeable as the fans, and he still remembers the results of the Auburn Hills Palace incident in later generations. He does not want the Auburn Hills incident to be staged 20 years in advance. <-will-be-ok... (Everything will be fine, everything will be fine.)" The team staff next to Gan Guoyang muttered.

"i'm-ok, i'm-ok..." Gan Guoyang also said that he had calmed down and was fine.

Walking in the empty player tunnel, Gan Guoyang has already begun to feel some regret for the impulsiveness just now.

If he hadn't hit that punch, Vandeweghe should have stood at the free throw line and made a technical foul free throw, and the Blazers might have a chance to overtake.

Gan Guoyang also thought that he must buckle Lambir on the head, kill his arrogance, and finally help the team win the game.

"**!" Gan Guoyang roared, startling the staff next to him.

"I'm sorry Karp, I made you worry." Gan Guoyang said to the staff around him. He was the Blazers' trainer, Ron Karp.

"No, no, this guy Ranbier is really too much, if it were me, I would beat him." Karp did not forget to encourage Gan Guoyang.

"I think it's better to stay on the court and use basketball to teach him a lesson...but he really owes a fight. After beating him, I feel much more comfortable." Gan Guoyang smiled himself after finishing speaking.

"Don't worry about Gan. Those who fight on the basketball court are tough guys. Your teammates won't blame you. They will only blame you for not hitting more accurately." Culp said, as a veteran of the Blazers, he has worked in the team. For nearly 20 years, he worked here when the Blazers were building the team.

For Gan Guoyang, a young man who dares to fight and is full of talent, Karp likes him from the bottom of his heart. Every time the team trains, he will take special care of Gan Guoyang, and Gan Guoyang himself trains very hard. The relationship between the two is very good.

"I hope so." Gan Guoyang felt a little more unwilling when he thought that he could not help the team in poor condition on the court.

After sending Gan Guoyang to the locker room, Karp and another staff member returned to the team's bench to continue watching the game, leaving Gan Guoyang alone in the shabby away locker room to wait for the end of the game.

Everything on the field was developing against the Trail Blazers. After the chaos, the Pistons quickly recovered. With Thomas, they played a sharp attack again.

After the Blazers lacked the inside barrier of Gan Guoyang, there was no way to stop Thomas' advance. Sampson had to attack and defend alone, which made him a little overwhelmed.

Another important role of the Pistons, Lambiel, who was punched by Gan Guoyang, continued to make trouble on the court as if nothing happened.

Lambiel is not a court hooligan who only knows how to play small tricks and tricks. His ability to protect backcourt rebounds is actually the best in the league.

Since 1982, his backcourt rebounding statistics have been ranked first in the league. Although the Pistons lost a lot of defensive points at that time, Lambiel was definitely one of the few reliable defensive guarantees in the Pistons.

Lambiel's powerful backcourt rebounds provided enough ammunition for the Pistons' quick offense, and also made the Blazers want to attack the Pistons inside and increase their second offensive opportunities.

Without Gan Guoyang, the Blazers, who lacked a stable output point inside, assigned more offensive tasks to the outside.

Although Gan Guoyang is indispensable among the Blazers, he has not reached the absolute core. Without him, he can't play the ball. Especially when Vandeweghe is still there, he can always use goals to keep the Blazers alive at critical moments.

Especially his free throws. He made 13 of 12 free throws in the game, and he only made 12 shots in the game.

Without the support of Gan Guoyang, Sampson was even more unable to limit the Pistons on the defensive end, but he did a good job on the offensive end. Facing Lambiel's tricks, Sampson responded maturely with goals one by one. He made 12 of 8 shots and scored 19 points.

However, in terms of rebounds, the Blazers lost a full 20 to the Pistons, 6 fewer assists, and even 11 fewer fouls than the Pistons.

In the end, the Pistons defeated the Blazers 120:112 at home, giving the Blazers their third defeat of the season and ending the Blazers' 8-game winning streak.

Gan Guoyang sat alone in the locker room. Of course, he was not idle. Instead, he found a few barbells in the locker room and began to do bicep exercises.

The more the voice thinks, the better the Pistons are playing, which means that the Blazers' chances may not be great.

Originally, there was a radio in the locker room. The Pistons’ local radio station should have audio broadcasts of the two teams’ games, but Gan Guoyang didn’t want to turn it on. He was afraid of hearing the team lose, or that the team would fail because of his impulsiveness.

But what should come will always come. When Gan Guoyang saw the door of the locker room was opened and Kenny Karl, who was the first to come in, drooped his head, Gan Guoyang knew that the team should lose.

Gan Guoyang watched his teammates walk into the locker room one by one in silence. The cold and damp locker room was suddenly covered with a layer of ice.

Gan Guoyang was like a child who made a mistake, he didn't know what to do, and he didn't know what to say to comfort his teammates.

After all, he is still young, he has strength and temper, but he has not learned how to control his temper, nor how to deal with the current situation.

"Well, we lost, an expected defeat, because our state was really bad. Our tactics didn't work out, we didn't rebound enough, we made too many turnovers, and we didn't limit the opponent's offense. If so If we can still win with our performance, then I will doubt whether we are playing in the NBA." Ramsey was the last to come in, and then began the post-game summary.

He didn't mention Gan Guoyang's punch, but criticized the performance of the whole team, and then told everyone to pack up, prepare for an interview, and then leave this ghost place.

Gan Guoyang refused to be interviewed by reporters after the game, and after taking a shower, he left directly from the player tunnel to the bus. He was really in no mood to deal with those annoying reporters.

Soon, the result of the game itself was ignored, and Gan Guoyang's "fight" in this game became the focus of the topic.

As soon as Gan Guoyang returned to the hotel, the report about the game appeared on the TV station. Tomorrow’s newspapers would definitely carry out a lot of publicity, most of which were negative comments about Gan Guoyang, especially since he refused to be interviewed after the game. The media began to judge him as a "selfish, cranky butterbomb," blaming him for the Blazers' loss.

Fighting in the NBA at that time was not a big deal. Earlier this season, there were more serious fights in the game between the 76ers and the Celtics, but both sides of the incident were league superstars. In the end, nothing happened.

But Gan Guoyang, a rookie from abroad, dared to hit someone on the court after playing more than a dozen games. Of course, the media would not let go of this good opportunity to chase and bite.

Anyway, at that time, Lambiel was not as notorious as he was later, and everyone shouted and beat him, so he became a victim now.

Gan Guoyang didn't care much about this. What really concerned him was the NBA's decision on punishment. Stern, who had just taken office, would not let go of this opportunity to make an example of others.

Sure enough, when Gan Guoyang flew to Philadelphia the next day, the league issued a penalty notice, and Gan Guoyang was suspended for three games.

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