Rebirth 2003 I Control the Piston Cast Iron Blood Dynasty

In the summer of 2003, Lin Chen was unexpectedly reborn and became the new owner of the NBA's Detroit Pistons. At that time, the league was in the midst of the "2003 Golden Generation" draft frenzy, and the Pistons management was still debating whether to select Milicic or Anthony with the second pick. However, Lin Chen relied on the absolute decision-making power of the boss to directly make the decision: "Abandon Milicic and sign Anthony - he is the last piece of the puzzle for the Pistons to win the championship." No one is optimistic about this decision: Anthony is the college scoring champion, but he is known for his "loose defense" and seems incompatible with the Pistons' "iron-blooded defense" system. Faced with the concerns of general manager Dumars and the doubts of head coach Brown, Lin Chen did not engage in lengthy communication and only invested resources and trust - increasing the special training budget and sending a defensive manual, allowing Anthony to hone his defense in Big Ben's "devil's special training" and practice running positions under the guidance of Hamilton. The 2003-04 season became Anthony's path of transformation: Brown scolded him for missing a player in his first Summer League game, so he went to the gym an hour early every day to practice covering screens; in the regular season, he encountered the "rookie wall" and was defended by Kobe Bryant and Bowen to 6 points in a single game. He took the initiative to learn from Billups. In the playoffs against the Pacers, he defended Artest and scored only 15 points. In the finals, he withstood the pressure, defended Kobe Bryant and scored key points, helping the Pistons overturn the "Lakers F4" 4-1 to win the championship. At the age of 20, he became one of the youngest rookies in history to win the championship. Lin Chen has always been the driving force behind the scenes: he does not interfere in tactical details, but only sets the direction at key points - giving Anthony the ball and ensuring that he starts in the playoffs. When the Pistons lifted the championship trophy, he knew that it belonged to the Pistons and