"You guys hold them off. I'm out of here..."
"Let me get a couple more assists and take it easy, yeah?"
"It's crunch time again. Ready to catch my turnovers, I mean, my beautiful passes?"
After the game:
Jordan: "It wasn't until I met Ren Dong that I learned what it means to be the god of basketball."
O'Neal: "I never thought I'd lose a physical matchup to a small forward."
Melo: "I was doing pretty well in New York, but he became the king of the whole country."
After a Chinese college basketball fan led his team to the NCAA Division I championship, he was framed by a villain. Luckily, he was reborn and bound to a miraculous Basketball System.
Having returned from the dead, he had only one thought: hide his true abilities, coast along, and take his revenge in one fell swoop.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
You have to be a villain to play ball, you are really strong.
O'El has no footwork and Barkley hits the Laoyun fans on the back.
Why did it reach 76 plus 6 in Chapter 40? Besides, there are still 10 free points that can be added in the middle. Even if you don't add them, if you don't increase the points in training and competition, you still have 86. Now it's 82. You author, you have a certain level of nonsense.
It's quite urgent to wait online for updates.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
The content of ** words, I feel that ** words are all information.
It's not smooth to see, it's a mess
Commentary on Chapter 107: The Iron-Blooded Pacers in "NBA: I Just Want to Be a Bastard" written by Ghost under the Basket.
Commentary on Chapter 116 of "NBA: I Just Want to Be a Bastard" written by Ghost under the Basket: Shocking, the Oriental Thug's First Win in the NBA.
I haven't watched it yet, I'll watch it first