NBA: Is This Player a Team Owner? !

Li Hao, a veteran fan and an outstanding representative of the new era, traveled back to 2004 when he woke up. This year's NBA season has been one earthquake after another. The Lakers and OK team parted ways, the Bobcats officially joined the league as a new NBA team, and the Spurs ushered in another championship the next year... But these are not as shocking as Li Hao entering the NBA as an NBA team owner to play. Li Hao, who traveled through time, has a very special identity. He is the adopted son of Bobcats owner Robert Johnson. Although Li Hao has never met this nominal adoptive father, with this status, he was signed by the Bobcats as a non-draft player, becoming another Chinese after Yao Huang to land in the NBA. But before the season started, news came out that Robert Johnson died of a sudden heart attack, and all his assets, including the ownership of the Bobcats, were inherited by Li Hao. The NBA has a clear rule that people who own shares in the team cannot play in the game. It seems that Li Hao can only give up his player status. However, Li Hao, who has the strongest NBA system, said that he wants both the identity of the boss and the identity of the player.