1994: Rebuilding the Celtics Dynasty

It's the red jelly grass of basketball articles 👍 The overall plot and detailed descriptions are excellent among basketball management novels [OK] It maintains a sense of excitement while being consistent with realistic logic, and it does not make people feel uneasy to read. [Thoughts] The part involving European basketball is very detailed, and the perspective is novel compared to other novels, but it will be unfamiliar to those who don't understand it. As long as the novel is not written continuously and in large lengths, the unfamiliarity with European basketball can be turned into understanding 😄 The most important thing is that there are a lot of updates 👍 👍 ❤️ ❤️ 😎 😎 I often enjoy reading eight or nine chapters 😘 😘

It feels good. The author controls the pace and AI assists the writing. It seems that the author's idea is to form a championship lineup ten years in advance of reality, but there are some plot difficulties in maintaining authenticity and logic. 1. Now that Garnett has played, he has already received a maximum salary. Players who will play in the future will have big contracts. How to retain players when the salary is full? It feels like the author is building a sentimental lineup. Pierce and Garnett will definitely not move in the future. Will they continue to pay the maximum salary to pay the luxury tax? How long can he play? The current writing progress is also very fast, how many years do you plan to operate? Whose story will this Green Army retire after? Or will it be completed directly? 2. Introducing modern basketball tactics in advance, other teams will follow suit, and players' skills will also adapt to small balls in advance? 3. The analysis standards of scouts and the needs of the team will also change according to the basketball style. Will it be easy to cut off the talent in the future draft? In addition, the potential rookies selected will not be able to practice if they do not have enough playing time. One additional point, regarding the regular season ranking competition system and the 2-3-2 competition system in the finals, please pay attention to the constraints when writing AI. 4. How to control the frequency of player injuries?

This book is one of the few relatively rigorous and in-depth basketball articles written by Tomato. It is very sophisticated in many details, the plots are interlocking, and the character creation is also very successful. I hope it will get better and better [Top post][Top post][Top post]

It's a very good book that people can read into. The protagonist's thoughts are very comprehensive and rigorous, from ticket sales to training, which is different from the ordinary fast-food championship articles. And after seeing some of his early operations, I feel that I have deepened my understanding of the potential influence of a giant like the NBA. This kind of finding someone to help find people to persuade players to operate, it feels like a fantasy to switch to other clubs, but if you want to say this is the Celtics, then I really believe it.

To be honest, this main line is good, and the creative ideas are also very novel, but because of the books I read, recently I keep feeling the same writing techniques and writing methods in many books with completely different themes 🤭 In the past, it was difficult to distinguish them from a few, but now there are more and more 🤭. In fact, it's hard to tell at the beginning, but the further you read, the more it repeats itself 🤦. And it updates very quickly. Good reviews are good ideas.

The boss-coach article is one of the best written. The trading methods are sophisticated and reasonable, the layout is advanced, and the team-building ideas are not as individualistic as other articles such as Ke Ai. However, as of the second championship stage that I saw, there were almost no injuries, which is a bit exaggerated. As of the second championship, there were only two injury lists on paper, Scott Huggins and Hill. Although there were early intervention in various aspects such as scientific medical treatment and rotation, in that era of fighting hand-to-hand injuries, erasing too many injuries was a bit excessive, and the drama was much less... Everything else is very good.

I think this is an innovation in basketball writing. It really breaks out of the small pattern between players or coaches. Even if you have never read basketball writing, I believe you will like it. The writing is exquisite and the gift of a great master 👍👍👍👍

I've caught up with the latest 628, top-notch food. 1. This book is suitable for old fans who have some basic knowledge of football. It is not the kind of mindless novel about forming a set of All-Stars and then winning 10 consecutive championships. After all, not everyone can endure it until about 200 chapters before they start winning. 2. This book is considered top-notch in some respects. It feels like I read Lao Ge's Champion's Creed. It completely expresses the attitude of a champion first. The author has a really solid foundation. He basically builds the team according to the ideas of the young marshal and General Manager. Even if you look at it now, many of those transactions are losses, but this is the actual NBA. If you make money every time you trade, no one will trade with you. If you win more, the broadcasters will not pay, so winning must be small and restrained. 3. The only unreasonable thing I want to complain about is that around 2000, every team valued first-round picks. The value of first-round picks at that time was very different from now. It was basically impossible to put more than one first-round pick in a deal, and it was impossible to give out two first-round picks for a non-core player. Not to mention that when the team was split for four consecutive championships, both teams were willing to give out four first-round picks. At that time, other teams knew that you wanted to split up the team, so you could only sell it at a low price. 4. Finally, let's talk about Hill's trade. I even argued with the author for a few words. Now after reading it, I still feel that the transaction was more like the author found that there were too many draft picks in the first round and needed to find a way to deal with it. After all, it took 4 first-rounders to come here, and he spent a lot of money to recover from injuries for 2 years. As a result, he recovered from the injury and played for one season before being sent away... 5. Except for the small issue of the number of first-round picks, the others are basically harmless. Of course, if you really hate Garnett Pierce, it is still recommended to turn left. This is mainly about those people from the 2007 Celtics and 2004 Pistons. To be honest, the author's level is really good at making ideas. [Please taste carefully] It's really rare to see someone who understands basketball in a basketball article.

I really like this kind of NBA article. The boss let me see another Green Kai. How can I say it? I can only say that the author did a great job!!! I will always read what you write! The rating is okay, it will gradually increase in the future, 5 stars for you!! Boss, don't stop updating!!!

A five-star high-quality basketball article that is relatively reasonable and rigorous, not a story with a happy start. There are linear growth of stars and role players, both in terms of personal ability and psychological quality. If I have to talk about a shortcoming, it might be that Kobe basically plays the role of the villain throughout the book. It's okay to mention it occasionally, but it's a bit stereotyped to play the villain frequently.