[NBA+basketball boss manager article+no system+rescue answer is difficult to understand]
Qin Tian traveled back to 1998 and became a loyal fan of the answer, decisively buying the Philadelphia 76ers.
Picking a softie in the draft? Are all transactions made by laymen?
Facing the ridicule of the entire league, the 76ers won one championship after another, and Iverson stepped from one peak to the next.
The whole league is panicking. He is not a basketball idiot, he is the godfather of basketball with open eyes!
Reader comments
To be honest, AI is as leadership and as training-loving as in the book. Larry Brown is not so rigid. The 76ers may be able to go further. This book is worth three stars. One star is deducted. Although there is no system, the growth rate of players is almost 3 times faster. Player trading is like playing 2k. There is no tactics at all. This bunch of things is deducted one star, but making dumplings with AI is plus one star. Personal rating is 4 stars.
OK, thank you for your concern❤️
This is basketball writing, the answer really needs help [laughing]
Not bad, worth looking forward to
So pretty, so pretty
Good, good, good!
It's too short, author, you're too short [face covering]
It's pretty good, but can I break up the sentences a little more? It's a little uncomfortable.
To be honest, AI is as leadership and as training-loving as in the book. Larry Brown is not so rigid. The 76ers may be able to go further. This book is worth three stars. One star is deducted. Although there is no system, the growth rate of players is almost 3 times faster. Player trading is like playing 2k. There is no tactics at all. This bunch of things is deducted one star, but making dumplings with AI is plus one star. Personal rating is 4 stars.
OK, thank you for your concern❤️
This is basketball writing, the answer really needs help [laughing]
Not bad, worth looking forward to
So pretty, so pretty
Good, good, good!
It's too short, author, you're too short [face covering]
It's pretty good, but can I break up the sentences a little more? It's a little uncomfortable.
A must-read book for Allen Iverson fans