搭配前一篇矮汤莫名中枪的文 来看看MJ跟Isiah Thomas间的过节
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以下仅节录和简单翻译
Finally, Jordan and the Bulls got over the hump, sweeping the Pistons in the
1991 conference finals en route to winning their first championship. With 7.9
seconds in Game 4, nearly the entire Detroit squad (except for John Salley
and Chuck Daly) walked off the court, strolling right past Chicago's bench,
rather than sticking around to shake hands and congratulate the Bulls after
the game and series had ended.
In episode four, Thomas was asked about the incident.
最后MJ突破了活塞队这堵高墙 在91年分区冠军赛横扫了活塞并获得总冠军
第四场比赛的最后7.9秒 几乎所有活塞队的成员都直接从公牛板凳旁离开了球场
没有握手致意 也没有恭喜公牛队晋级
在the last dance第四集中 Isiah Thomas被问到这个事件
"That was the only time that I think I'd ever been swept in a series. I was
normally the one doing the sweeping," Thomas said. "Their time had arrived,
and ours was over. As we're coming out of the game, Laimbeer said: 'We're not
shaking their hands.' ... Knowing what we now now, in the aftermath of what
took place, I think all of us would've stopped and said congratulations like
they do now. But in that period of time, that's just not how it was passed.
When you lost you left the floor. That was it."
Thomas说:
我想这应该是我唯一一次在季后赛被横扫 我通常都是横扫别人的那个
我们的时代结束了 他们的时代来临了 当我们要离场时
蓝比尔说:我们才不要跟他们握手!
现在回头想想造成的后果 我想我们当时应该至少要停下来说声恭喜的
就像现在的球队一样 但在那个时代 当你输了 就是离开球场 事情就是这样
Jordan, who was handed an iPad during the documentary to watch Thomas make
his remarks, is still not buying Thomas' excuse.
听到Thomas的说法 MJ完全不买帐
"I know it's all bullshit," Jordan said before he even looked at the iPad.
"Whatever [Isiah] says now, you know it wasn't his true actions then. [He's
had] time enough to think about it, or the reaction of the public that's
changed his perspective. ... You can show me anything you want. There's no
way you can convince me he wasn't asshole.
他说的全都是屁 无论这家伙现在说什么 大家都知道这不是他当时的本意
纯粹是为了顾及舆论观感才改变说法
你可以说任何你想说的 但他就是个混蛋 没有人可以说服我改变想法
"All you have to do is go back to us losing in Game 7 [the previous year],"
Jordan continued. "I shook everybody's hand. Two years in a row, we shook
their hands when they beat us. There's a certain respect to the game, that we
paid to them. That's sportsmanship. No matter how much it hurts, and believe
me it f