Who can give me a detailed description of the fight at auburn hills Palace in NBA?

Yes, it seems a little late to write about auburn hills. It's165438+1October 25th, and it's actually two years and a week since the infamous fist fight in June 2004165438+/October 9th. But I chose this time for my own reasons. During our two years in auburn hills, we experienced excitement, sadness, confusion, anger and extreme disappointment when watching the pedestrians. The Fa of Pacers will never be discouraged by failure. Many years ago, when the Pacers were defeated by Shaq in the finals, larry bird's last words as a head coach were, "Hold your heads up and walk out of the stadium like winners." By the way, we are never afraid of failure. What we are afraid of is that the team will lose its soul. After the Pacers were defeated by the Celtics, Joe rushed into the coach's office and fought with Rick Cassirer and Bird. Seeing this news, I don't want to hide my frustration. For a moment, I felt that the Pacers would make the same mistake as last season-we lost Artest, tenacity and fighting spirit. How many times have we been madly caught up with our opponents in the first half or even the third quarter? I think this is a memory that everyone doesn't want to mention ... How many fantasies, if I can get the ability to go back to the past, even if it is only 10 second, I will definitely return to auburn hills on 1 19 and use that 10 second to catch the beer cup thrown at Artest. In this case, we may have reached the finals that year, and even have a chance to keep Reggie from coming home empty-handed ... Of course, it's too late to say anything now. Fred Jones, who was held down by Big Ben's brother that day, has gone to the Raptors to dunk and persuaded King Cro to leave the Mavericks. Now he can only exchange memories about the pacers with AJ, who wore a suit and hit the Pistons fans. Bender, who was almost hit by a chair, finally withered under injury, and Pollard now has to go to the Cavaliers' locker room to tell jokes. Reggie, who escorted Artest into the locker room, will never come back. At that time, the two sides, Artest and Big Ben, left the original home team in the abuse of fans, and then performed their meeting and smile in a place we didn't know. This sounds ridiculous. In such an alliance, the team you are familiar with will become unrecognizable overnight, and all hatred, anger and pity will disappear. There is no myth, no epic, the legend is dead, and everything is just vanity. Time has passed, two seasons have passed, what is left of the Pacers? Joe, who can't seem to live up to his usual rhetoric, JT, who is always on the court, Granger, who inexplicably began to like flying kites outside, Al, who still can't find the king of Europe in the north, Al, who finally came back after a week's study tour (for a while, he seemed to be our only hope), and Armstrong, who was specially invited back to prove that his family was as old as treasure. Oh, by the way, there is the wusheng classmate who is more accurate than shooting. No wonder some people say that the Pacers' strength plummeted at the beginning of the season. Well, I won't mention that everyone overestimates AJ, nor that everyone underestimates Armstrong. However, I am afraid that the Pacers will become a team without soul and fighting spirit, a team that no one dares to look up at the 3 1 jersey hanging on the ceiling at home. Lovereggie3 1 Brother wrote an article "Indiana Pacers, you should not abandon your indomitable spirit, and you should not let the fans down". In addition to recalling the glorious past, there is more dissatisfaction with the current situation of the team ... The Lovereggie brothers told this story only in 2004. Then I will talk about it next. We lost almost all our main players that year. Throughout the year, Artest played JO25 games (injured after his comeback), SJAX played 30 games, and JT was injured intermittently for almost half a season. It sounds as if you were sentenced to no rebounds, no inside, no outside, no assists, no stars … nothing. Can you believe that such a team can still rank sixth in the East, reach the second round of the playoffs, and finally lose 4-2 to last year's champion? It sounds ridiculous, but we did it. Reggie was 39 years old that year. He is the oldest shooting guard in the league, as old as dinosaurs and fossils. Many times, he can only eat dust after those young people who fly as fast. He is no longer the Reggie who can laugh at all the viewers of MSG. He hasn't spoken rubbish for three or four years, and his hit rate has dropped to the lowest point in years. However, it was such an old guy who led the team on a frenzy when Joe was injured in April and then rushed into the playoffs. Although we finally fell down, Reggie's final performance told us that in this increasingly serious alliance, there are still things worthy of our tears and blood boiling. (Of course last season's ZO was the same) Not only Reggie, but that season, from Foster to Sjax, from our two Indiana Jones to Jill of the water cooler, no one gave in. Everyone is a hero who saves dying walkers. I forgot to say one thing. Byrd Pacers and Pacers in 2004-05 are my two favorite teams in my life. The former tells us what glory is, while the latter tells us what courage is. June165438+1October 17, 2006, when JO was walking in the depression of that humiliating defeat, I wonder if he inadvertently looked up at the calendar and then recalled what happened two years ago. Does he remember how he fought against the hardness inside the piston when he could hardly use one hand? Did he recall how he promised his strongest self to Pacers fans at the beginning of the season? Then he rushed into the coach's office and shouted loudly enough to hear the Celtics' dressing room. Pacers are such a strange team. When you lose all hope for it, it suddenly shines with hope. Perhaps the Celtics' defeat finally inspired the pacers' self-esteem, or perhaps Joe's roar, which had always wanted to be a good person, finally played a role in communication. After losing to the Nets again, the spirit of the pacers that we have been proud of suddenly began to show signs of recovery. From19-by the way, it was the second anniversary of the auburn hills incident. The walker was suddenly possessed by the invincible walker. Twice against the Bucks, twice against the Magic and once again against the champion Cavaliers in the Central District. Although the Pacers kept attacking while the iron was hot, we never gave up easily in the first half, and we never lost our morale after being led by opponents 10 by several 20 points. For four consecutive games, we all fell behind by a big score, and learned to fight hard after falling behind. Then, we fought until the whistle sounded. VS Magic, we were defeated by Xiaomi and Hill, but we never swore an oath after the game, because the pacers tried their best and never gave up until the end. To tell the truth, I always wanted to see the opponent's face when the walkers caught up step by step in these four games. Will they look at the group of people who are always glaring at each other despite their backwardness, just like when Hainan was facing northern Hunan, gnashing their teeth and saying, "I can't get rid of them ... these people are too tenacious!" " We are not a strong team. No, we are not. To find fault, there are too many problems with this walker now. The perimeter is still scum, the shooting percentage is ridiculously low, Al still can't shine with Joe, the king of Europe still can't find his position in the team most of the time, the IQ of Wusheng Sjax shows no signs of improvement, and Granger is really disappointing on the offensive end ... so we always suddenly can't find North in the first half or the third paragraph! In other words, if we really have a good time, why are we chasing each other to fill the hole? But it's easy to be satisfied when you suddenly find yourself a Pacers fan. As long as we are brave and tenacious, we are not afraid of anything Digging a hole is not good, digging a hole is not good. Think about it. Pedestrians in Byrd's era and 6 1 victory period wouldn't dig holes like this at all, and wouldn't make low-level mistakes at all ... but what can the performance after digging holes tell us? This is not metaphysics, and it is not Ah Q's victory method. I can only say that these four games have once again made me see hope. Two years ago today, the pacers who were short of generals just defeated Pierce and Davis' Celtics with eight ordinary unknown players (two of whom were forced to come back with injuries) in front of their hometown elders. At that time, no one sat and watched the whole game. Similarly, I think the Conceco Arena must be boiling today, when the disappointed audience suddenly found themselves with an unyielding iron army. JO played the leading role in these four games, especially today. Many times, we can only rely on him to support the offensive end, and JO didn't let us down. JT proved why we can give up AJ. Granger and Wu Sheng ... Well, in terms of offense, they really should be relatively speechless today, but their defensive efforts are an important guarantee for the Cavaliers to lose their touch in the third quarter. Al didn't join hands with JO as we hoped, but he became our strong backing for rebounding. Salas showed Byrd that he could be trusted at the critical moment. No matter whether we are a strong team or not, no one can look down on us. Isn't this what the Footballers' FA has long wanted? I also want to see the Pacers reproduce the magnificent internal and external offensive and defensive war in 2000, and I also want to see the Pacers reproduce the iron wall defense in 2004. I also want to see the Pacers take the initiative to attack and defend their opponents from the first quarter, but now I suddenly feel that this is not bad. At the beginning of the game, the walkers tried their best to strike the iron, and the opponents desperately scored points. Then lead the Pacers by more than ten points before the third quarter. The opponent was ecstatic and the audience was booed. Then, RC called a timeout. When Joe walked back to the bench, she looked up at the national flag 3 1 flying on the ceiling. The walker paused before playing, and the opponent was still snickering. Then they stopped laughing. Because they suddenly found themselves facing unyielding walkers. Well, maybe I got carried away. Teams like the Pacers will eventually become "precocious" no matter what you say. After facing the Raptors on Monday, the Pacers will begin their Western Expedition. Maybe they will lose miserably next, miserably. But I wish the Pacers the dignity of an Eastern team. Play with dignity like a walker.