Larry Bird, the big beeping bird, when people mention him, they will think of the phrase "Which one of you will fight for second place?"

Oh no, when people mention him, they will think of the Boston Celtics, the black and white hegemony in the 1980s, and the fact that he was beaten for pretending.

Bird: If you don’t say the last one, no one will think you are dumb!

Jazz: Yes, I also participated in this fierce battle. After all, I am the man who punched the ball, smashed the shark's butt, sat on Rondo, and won a championship ring.

It can be said that Bird's playing career is tied to the Boston Celtics, and he is a well-deserved Boston star.

As a team star, he generally has a good relationship with his home team.

You see, while Magic is busy having children, he still attends Lakers activities every three days. Recently, he hopes to join the Lakers management team.

After Duncan retired in the future, he immediately joined the coaching staff, showed off his long hair in front of Ginobili, and led the team to a victory as the acting head coach.

Not long after this victory, Deng Dai announced his temporary resignation as the chief assistant coach.

In this way, Deng Shu's winning rate as the head coach will always be fixed at 100%. He punched Veach and kicked the Zen Master, hiding his merit and fame.

But as a team star, after retiring, Big Bird had almost zero communication with Lu Kai.

He never returned to North Shore Garden to watch a game or had any interaction with the team.

If you look carefully enough, you will even find that there is almost no decent deal between the Pacers and Greencap.

The reason is that Bird is unwilling to make a deal with Green Kai.

After Bird retired, he actually wanted to work at Green Kai.

Although he is from Indianapolis, he has spent his entire career in Boston. It is impossible to say that he has no nostalgia at all.

However, Danny Ainge was someone who dared to say "We should trade Larry Bird" as a player, so he naturally didn't get along well with Bird during his management days.

But due to Bird's status as a famous star, the team cannot directly kick him away.

So, Bird was given a sinecure job in an office.

On the surface, Bird is indeed a member of Green Kai's management. But in fact, he does not have any decision-making power, and the management does not involve him in anything.

Big Bird was so angry that he directly broke up with Green Kai and returned to Indianapolis to play basketball in his hometown.

At that time, Byrd did not even attend the funeral of the Cardinal.

Therefore, Bird is actually the number one basketball player in his hometown.

Therefore, even though he is a Green Kai star, Bird was still very happy when he watched Wayne record a quadruple-double in three quarters at North Shore Garden.

Anji, Anji, you are so stupid that your head is probably going to explode.

I'll blow you up!

I don’t know if Anji’s head was blown up with anger, but the heads of Green Kai fans must have been.

They originally hoped that this arrogant Chinese would have a taste of the power in the registration garden, but now Wayne asked the Green Kai fans: Have you tasted the power?

After scoring 66 points in three quarters not long ago, Wayne had another miracle of a quadruple-double in three quarters today.

Everyone is the king of the last quarter, but Wayne is the king of the three quarters.

What level? There is no need to play at the end!

"Great record, great player! I think from now on, Boston fans will not dare to provoke Wayne anymore.

After the All-Star Game, people said Wayne was playing second fiddle.

And now, Michael, who is sitting in first place, must be very nervous! Because of Wayne, he has taken another big step towards first place!"

The on-site commentary once again pushed Wayne ahead of Jordan, with four double-doubles in three quarters. This was undoubtedly an important bargaining chip that furthered Wayne's historical status.

Many people are surprised. Isn't it just a four-double? How cool is it?

Liu beep, very Liu beep.

Because since the NBA started recording quadruple-doubles in the 1973-74 season, there have only been four quadruple-doubles in history!

The most recent was David Robinson's quadruple-double of 34 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists and 10 blocks in 1994.

Of course, Zhang Erwan and Oscar Robertson must have had quadruple-doubles, but the technical statistics were not perfect at that time.

In fact, in Oscar Robertson's time, let alone a quadruple-double, there was not even a concept of a triple-double.

It wasn't until the concept of triple-doubles was completely popularized in the 1982-83 season that people discovered that Big O was so stupid before.

If the concept of triple-double existed in that era, Big O would never let the sewer catch up with him.

Secondly, a quadruple-double officially recognized by the NBA refers to a quadruple-double if four of the five major statistics of points, assists, rebounds, blocks and steals are in double figures.

If double-digit turnovers count as quadruple-doubles, then there will be more people who can do it. Agui and Harden said that if you want to talk about it like this, we won't be tired.

As for Wayne's quadruple-double this time, it has been 12 years since Robinson's!

The fifth man in NBA history, and the first man in the 21st century to score a quadruple-double in a single game, a quadruple-double in three quarters.

Isn’t this enough to support Wayne’s place in history?

Even the old gangster shivered when he saw it.

So looking back, Bird is a fucking king.

When the concept of triple-double first came out, Bird said: "As long as I want to, it is not difficult to get a triple-double in the game."

So in 1985, he actually produced the quasi-quadruple-double in three quarters mentioned before.

But in the face of a historic record, Bird, who was only one assist away from achieving a quadruple-double, did not play in the third quarter, leaving only one sentence: "I have finished my work, they have lost. I am tired and thinking

Rest, that’s it.”

If you don't want a historic four-double, you don't want it. Bird really had a monopoly on pretending.

Others use data to show off, and he also uses data to show off.

If I'm one assist short of a quadruple-double, I won't get it. I'm just pretending, eh, I'm just pretending!

But Wayne made up for this regret.

It's just one data short of a quadruple-double. It's so uncomfortable to watch it with obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Wayne knew that he had created history again. When he looked at the audience again, sure enough, no fan dared to look directly into his eyes.

To be honest, Wayne never thought about a four-double in three quarters at first.

He knew that he was close to a triple-double at halftime, but Wayne didn't look at his blocking data too deliberately at that time.

It wasn't until midway through the third quarter that Carlisle reminded Wayne that he had blocked seven shots. Wayne looked up at the data on the big screen and realized something was wrong.

He just felt that he had indeed blocked too many shots today, but he didn't expect that he had already blocked so many shots.

There is no way, because of the stimulation of Green Kai fans, Wayne was extremely active on the defensive end today.

As a result, he always wants to use the most brutal way to complete defense.

Neither Johnson nor Olynyk had three-pointers, which reduced the difficulty for Wayne to assist in blocking shots, so the number of blocks increased unknowingly.

Wayne admitted that knowing he was about to have a quadruple-double in the last three blocks made him a little nervous.

Because there were several times when he defended, he didn't actually need to make up for it.

But in order to get a chance to block shots, Wayne still took the shot.

For no other reason than to vent his anger in front of Boston fans!

Ever since, the historic three-quarter four-double was born.

In today's game, Wayne was really proud of himself.

The fans were also humiliated, and Olynyk also dealt with it.

Comfortable!

This block also meant that Green Kai missed the opportunity to close the score in the final stage of the third quarter.

The game has officially entered garbage time!

The game was taken away in the third quarter, and Wayne kept his word.

At this time, many Green Kai fans were already leaving the stadium.

They didn't pay to be there just to be Wayne's backdrop.

Seeing the fans starting to leave, Wayne was also very proud.

At least in the fourth quarter, my ears can finally be quiet.

In the last attack of the third quarter, facing Bradley, who had lost most of his fighting spirit, the elementary school student made three hits at the buzzer, making Lu Kai even worse.

And when the buzzer sounded at the end of the third quarter, Curry, who had made the buzzer-beating shot, hadn't even started pretending yet. Wayne jumped onto the technical stage, taking advantage of the fact that most of the Green Kai fans had not had time to leave.

Then...raised the middle finger!

"Bye bye, you weaklings!" He raised his middle finger and didn't forget to yell at the fans who were leaving the stadium.

"Fuck, cut, quick cut!"

ESPN directors were so scared that Wayne still dared to do such an action in 2016!
To be continued...