06 Rockets Me Takes Charge of Hugh City Twin Towers to Win Championship

In 2006, the NBA league was full of heroes. The Spurs in the Western Conference were as solid as a rock, the Suns were running rampant, King James in the Eastern Conference was rising, and the Pistons remained as fierce as ever. The Houston Rockets have been hovering on the edge of the playoffs all year round. The old owner was frustrated and delegated power. The time-travel heir was appointed to take charge of this frustrated team with Yao Ming as the core. In order to realize the dream of winning the championship, the new owner drastically restructured the lineup, reluctantly traded a generous bargaining chip with the Bobcats in exchange for the No. 4 Pick and Gerald Wallace, and locked Roy in the draft to build the core framework; they overcame all opinions to clean up Tracy McGrady's sky-high contract, accurately targeted the Grizzlies to trade for Gasol, and formed the Yao-Gasol Twin Towers; abandoned Alston's starting position with weak tactical awareness, signed Steve Blake to control the offensive and defensive rhythm, and moved Alston to the second team to take advantage of chaos. From the trade game in the offseason to the lineup adjustment in the regular season, from the fierce confrontation between the Western Conference to the distant competition between the Eastern Conference, the 30 teams have their own plans, and the league structure is undercurrent. The new owner is strategizing, the core lineup composed of Yao Ming, Gasol, Roy, and Wallace has grown steadily, and the offensive and defensive system has become increasingly mature. This is a legendary journey of taking charge of an NBA team. It is the Houston Rockets' iron-blooded journey to break away from the shackles and challenge for the championship. It is also a basketball epic intertwined with trading games, tactical polishing, player growth and league melee.