Original/Oxygen is a metro
The "Miller moment" is very classic, with many words intersecting: a playoff reversal, Madison Square Garden, 9 seconds and 8 minutes, making it a great thing that will go down in history. And the director of everything, Reggie Miller, is in a way that fits personal tradition: three-pointers, and big hearts. Just like in many games, Miller often freezes outside the three-point line while running, and after receiving the ball, he suddenly pulls up a long-range shot above the defender's head, followed by the habitual sound of scoring goals.
His mastery of basketball increased Reggie Miller's sense of competitiveness, and in the glorious 90s, when he was still promoting trash talk provocations, Michael Jordan, the king who systematically and often fought the field to the extreme, made him rude to the whole world. The Chicago Bulls' insanity left Reggie Miller inaccessible, and instead made more practical contact with nemesis, the New York Knicks, and produced the famous "Throat Cut Ceremony". This is a superficial phenomenon, and the deep reason is also Reggie Miller's passion for basketball, he can always infect teammates and ensure that he is never soft at key moments.
Based on this mentality, Reggie Miller especially likes to kill the away game, "I am keen to break all this (their comfortable zone)". He even aspires to be the enemy of the world, "I don't mind playing the villain role", including those "innocent" audiences, which becomes a "vicious circle", but retains the stimulation effect - Reggie Miller relies on the pressure given by the outside world to improve his combat effectiveness on the spot, under the interpretation of boos as praise, playing the role of "I get you done", enjoying the thrill of winning by shooting, and he also confessed that he can only explode huge energy in critical moments.
Despite his natural inability to walk normally, Reggie Miller finally overcame the difficulties, and from a sports family, he began to train from an early age, and the environment of individual talents cultivated the rhythm of adapting to high-intensity competition. However, Indiana Pacers fans were initially more eager to accept home-based champion goalscorer Steve Alford, who had partnered Jordan in olympic gold, and gave Reggie Miller an incredible cheer on draft night. As you can imagine, Miller naturally remembers deeply, responds with immediate action, and quickly becomes an All-Star posture to let the home team know that he is the right choice.
Stephen Curry, the strongest trinitarian in history, has also said, "I awoke Reggie Miller" and is a type of style that uses emotions to practice—no-ball running, big hearts, and a sense of competition. Look closely, Miller and Curry overlap on some rounds. Of course, there may be three points. Reggie Miller's best sign is the long-range shooting: the advantages and weaknesses of the three-point range are obvious, but he can maintain the two to a self-interested balance and achieve the goal. For Curry, Miller has the last stubbornness while being fully affirmative, "if it is at its peak, it will definitely beat Stephen."
Reggie Miller, who can still play career averages in retirement, is not limited by Michael Jordan. In the years when God withdrew from the game, Miller finally reached the Finals, facing the "other Jordan" KO combination, he and his friends were simply not enough to shake the dynasty, and the average of 24.3 points per game in six games was already full strength. At the on-field farewell ceremony of the first three-point king, the suspension of Larry Brown, an old acquaintance of the visiting team coach who had refused to borrow from his fan base, sent a 18-year-old appreciation for the applause of sincere thanks.
Not having a championship is a career regret for Reggie Miller. And one of his things to be affirmed is to maintain the loyalty of staying in a city. Two meanings: the ability to prevent and the reluctance to change teams. The one who can dominate their own destiny is the superstar. As for the once-fierce Knicks fans, they have begun to put aside their grievances and interact with this "bastard" in a friendly way.