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Chapter 161: [A Watermelon Knife, A Piston's Lifelong Darkness]. [161]
Summary
. In the second half of the game, Ha Pu Lin accumulated three fouls against Ka Te and had to sit out. Despite his efforts to defend, Ka Te, a star player, unexpectedly fell to the floor, highlighting the difference in their experience levels. The Raptors dominated the game, with their key players excelling while the Magic struggled offensively. Yang Rui, the Raptors' coach, casually snacked on churros and milk tea, prompting criticism from Magic's coach Dai Li, who was frustrated with the referees. The Raptors won decisively, and post-game interviews showcased Yang Rui's relaxed demeanor contrasted with Dai Li's anger. The media's reactions varied, with some finding humor in Yang Rui's antics while others criticized his lack of authority as a coach. Historical context was provided about the evolution of NBA rules regarding fouls, emphasizing how changes favored perimeter players and impacted teams like the Pistons. Ultimately, the chapter underscored that a coach's success can overshadow any casual behavior, as long as it doesn't disrupt the game. .Full content
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