Basketball Head Coach: The Seattle Dynasty

Twitter didn't exist in 2004!???

Teaming up might be fun for a while, but it'll ruin your reputation. Can Sixstep really pull off a layup? It seems he never did one throughout his entire career, because his lower back muscles can't support the power required for that move. That's why Sixstep doesn't participate in the All-Star Slam Dunk Contest and why his layups and dunks are all straight up and down.

It's been updated? Woc

The author is a fan of Yi Jianlian, but if Yi Jianlian hadn't been transported to another world, he wouldn't have been able to play like that. He's afraid to engage in physical confrontations, lacks basketball IQ, doesn't like to communicate, and has no fighting spirit. He doesn't even know if he's trying or not.

Haha, Dwight Howard's professional basketball career can be summed up in one phrase: "Exceptionally talented!"

After reading dozens of chapters, there are a few really glaring flaws that I just can't stand: The protagonist clearly had the chance to become the SuperSonics' head coach directly, yet he actively recommended Hollins for the position. Couldn't even his rebirth sustain his confidence? After recommending Hollins, he was then suspected by Hollins and actually resigned.

There's definitely referee bias, but it's not this serious. Referees might influence the outcome by 1-2 goals or even 1-2 games, but it would never result in a 4-3 scoreline as described in the article. At most, they might call a 3-1 or 3-2 scoreline when the score is 3-0 to save face for James. Or is it only because the main player is a rookie that they dare to make such calls?

First, the Trail Blazers' 2007 draft pick was protected by the top 10 picks. This meant that if the pick was in the top 10, it would "not" be traded but would be carried over to the following year. Historically, the Trail Blazers had the number one pick, while the SuperSonics had to wait until the next year's 10th pick to have the right to draft.