NBA: My template has no limit

The outcome of the Bucks vs. Celtics game is not in doubt; the real suspense lies in how many points the Bucks can win and how Xu Feng performs.

Celtics' leading scorer David Wesley is sidelined due to right plantar fasciitis.

Moreover, the Celtics were already tanking this season, hoping to pursue the one-in-a-million number one draft pick, Duncan.

In the first half of the year, it was widely believed that Duncan would enter the draft this year, but at the end of May, Duncan suddenly told his teammates:

"After meeting Xu Feng, I learned a lot from him. I used to think that my skills were almost there, but now it seems that I still need to hone them."

Duncan announced his withdrawal from the race, forcing the tanking era to continue for another year.

In the first quarter, the Bucks crushed the Celtics' defense with overwhelming force.

They gave up on Antoine Walker and were forced to continue to suffer from a hollow interior defense, allowing Vin Baker to dominate the paint and score at will.

Celtics head coach ML Karl is also the team's general manager.

Karl has the backing of the management, and his game is designed specifically for the team to tank. Fans can criticize him without worry, and players can tank with peace of mind.

Therefore, tanking depends on the situation. When the team wants to tank, the players can tank without worry. But when the team doesn't want to tank, the players should avoid tanking haphazardly.

On the front line, the one defending Xu Feng was surprisingly Greg Miner, who is only 1.78 meters tall.

As the most serious player on the team besides Ray Allen, his seriousness often gave Coach Karl a headache.

"Greg, you don't have to take the game so seriously. Now is not the time to go all out."

Unfortunately, the person who heard this wasn't the drooling dog, but the serious and earnest Greg. A serious man must take basketball seriously!

Even if Greg is serious, he can't cause any real interference to Xu Feng.

Limited by his leg length, Greg's lateral speed is not outstanding. Xu Feng's large lateral movement after changing direction can easily shake off two Gregs, not to mention off-ball three-pointers with the help of screens.

Andrew stood there, completely blocking Xu Feng's view, so Xu Feng couldn't even see where Greg was.

Is this the bitter tears of someone who lacks static talent?

Ultimately, Xu Feng and Vin Baker finished their get off work in three quarters, and the Bucks won easily.

Playing at home, and at such a crucial time, Xu Feng has to go all out, even if he's just beating a weaker opponent.

许峰登场30分钟砍下32分7板4助2帽，文·贝克轻鬆砍下29分16板3帽。

Ray Allen ran the whole game but only scored 15 points.

The Boston Celtics suffered a crushing defeat to the Milwaukee Bucks, losing 97-127.

Chris could win the game simply by sitting on the sidelines, which made him waver a bit. Was victory really that easy?

No, you can't think like that. The Bucks are just dominating weaker teams right now; they haven't encountered any real formidable opponents yet.

However, after watching a few games, Chris realized that he might be able to increase Xu Feng's ball possession rate, as his ball control level was quite good.

With the Celtics gone, most of the first-round picks from the 96 draft class have made their debuts.

Marcus Camby faced two of the New York Knicks' top big men, Ewing and Oakley, in his first game with the Raptors.

Marcus, who used to dominate the college paint, became a little girl in front of these two. In just 14 minutes, they sent Marcus to foul out, scoring 5 points and 4 rebounds.

Ray Allen had just been humiliated by the Bulls before meeting Xu Feng, scoring only 8 points in the entire game. This may be the price he pays for going to the Celtics.

Marbury fared even worse. Five minutes into the game, he suffered a severe inversion and sprain of his right ankle while landing after a layup attempt, forcing him to abandon the game.

This also made Xu Feng realize how important the golden ankle heel given by the system was.

Kobe struggled even more with the Lakers, with the Lakers only giving him a few minutes of playing time during garbage time.

Surprisingly, the best performer was the third overall pick, Rasheed Wallace, who went to the Grizzlies. He scored 4 points in the first half despite the opponent's tight defense, and then rallied to 16 points in garbage time.

Gold will always shine, but right now, Xu Feng and Iverson are more like diamonds; they shine even brighter.

Next, the Bucks got a valuable four-day rest period, during which Xu Feng focused on training his mid-range shooting skills.

Regardless of whether it's a home game or an away game, Xu Feng tries to practice whenever he can, because since he has chosen to compete with Da Gou, the team won't give him much time.

On his first day at the training camp, Big Dog Robinson wandered around a couple of times, but on the second day, he was nowhere to be seen. This guy had completely gone wild.

Coach Dick was so angry his hands were shaking:

"Completely lacking in sportsmanship and basic sportsmanship! This isn't a player; he's a thug!"

After Chris explained the situation to Dunleavy and Herb, Herb said one thing:

"If he doesn't come, he'll be fined; one eighty-second of his annual salary will be deducted for each training session he misses."

So Robinson appeared in training on the third day, still looking half-dead.

Four days later, the Bucks will host the Vancouver Grizzlies.

Without a doubt, it's yet another welfare scheme.

The Grizzlies are also a notorious tanking team, having finished last in the league last season. This season, the team's management has decided to try again and achieve better results.

The third overall pick, Shareef Raheem, is 2.06 meters tall and looks very aggressive, but in reality, he is a gentle, technically skilled, classic striker.

If Bucks fans might have thought Rasheed was pretty good before, after seeing Xu Feng's performance, they only had one thought.

"Softie!"

With Xu Feng's ability to fly and teleport, who would care about your floor-based skill-based Rahim?

The game was also blown out in the first quarter. Raheem wasn't fast and was right in Newman's comfort zone on defense.

Newman relentlessly harassed and guarded Rahim, forcing him to make several mistakes in a row, and he even almost used the Heavenly Dragon Eight Steps!

Two consecutive home-court stomp games were played, much to the delight of Bucks fans and the dismay of Big Dog Robinson.

He's gradually realizing that management seems to be serious. He used to be able to do whatever he wanted in the team, but now he's restricted in many ways.

Do they really intend to promote Xu Feng, abandon themselves, or even trade themselves away?

Big Dog took another sip of wine, and watching the wild cheers of the stadium after Xu Feng scored a goal on TV, he felt a pang of sadness.

That originally belonged to me!

Milwaukee local media have been extensively promoting how hard Xu Feng trains in the past two days, in order to create a positive image that is completely different from that of the big dog.

Such reports can, while creating confrontation and generating buzz, also help the media vent their initial anger at the exorbitant demands made by the big dog.

The Bucks' signing of a 10-year, $94 million contract in 6000 was like throwing a pile of shit in the face of all Milwaukee basketball fans.

It smells awful, but it tastes...

Then look at Xu Feng, he has a rookie contract, but he plays harder than anyone else.

Back to the game, Xu Feng and Wen Baker once again clocked out after three quarters.

许峰砍下27分6板7助，文·贝克29分12板6助。

The Bucks easily defeated the Grizzlies 94-111.

The victory in this match did not make Xu Feng feel more relaxed; on the contrary, it brought him even greater pressure.

Because the next game will no longer be a simple stomp on a weak team, the Milwaukee Bucks will face the Miami Heat, and this game will be broadcast live across the United States on Sunday night.

Is he just a master at beating weaker opponents, or does he truly have skill? Herb needs to watch the next match to draw a conclusion.