The hound, whether on offense or defense, he's going to try to bite you."

Normally, Wilson would not fight to the end, but now he must fight to the end.

He wanted to prove to Oakley that he could handle it, and that it was not just empty talk.

The Knicks' court configuration allows him enough space to play in isolation.

Oakley, a tough guy, can shoot, Ewing can shoot already, Stockton and Ellis are separated left and right.

The stage was set for Wilson.

Many people need such a stage.

Wilson didn't seem to be exerting much force. He was concentrating on dribbling, accelerating, taking advantage of his age to force a gap in front of Bradley, stopping suddenly, retracting his strength, shaking the man away from him, and shooting.

Even the Minister of Defense can't stop him.

This scene shocked the Bucks coaching staff.

If Bradley can't guard Wilson, then no one else except Moncrief may be able to guard him.

Do you want Moncrief to switch defenses? Yes, definitely.

Next, the Bucks' defensive matchup changed.

Bradley went to guard Stockton, and Moncrief guarded Wilson. For Stockton, this was another opponent he couldn't punish, but the defensive intensity Wilson faced was a super hit.

double.

Before the injury, Moncrief could still be considered the second defender on the back line after Jordan. Even Dennis Johnson of the Lakers was inferior to him.

After the injury, his defense declined, but he was still among the best in the league.
Chapter completed!