The Legendary Head Coach

I just don't understand. He and Sterling are clearly not on the same wavelength, so why would the protagonist go to such lengths to build a dynasty for him? Wouldn't it be better to perform well, find another place, and try again?

I hope the female lead is a high school girl! This is when American girls are at their most beautiful.

Going to the Clippers would be great. In 2009, when they were tanking, they could have drafted Harden or Curry and immediately had a cornerstone for the team (although if they had used the number one pick to draft Curry or Harden, they would have been criticized to death because the number one pick that year was basically predetermined to be Blake Griffin, so it depends on how the author writes it).

No! I can't find this book.

Like that young master Hui, you wrote quite well, but when your grades weren't good, you decisively dropped out and started all over again.

It's actually quite troublesome to completely know what others are thinking, but if you can adapt to and make the right use of that knowledge, then success is possible.

Anyway, I've seen too many American actresses appearing in NBA articles, and most of them are for no reason... It's rare to see anyone write about Chinese girlfriends, and even if they do, they're forced to be labeled as beautiful managers. Sigh, it seems that those who write basketball articles are either greasy bastards or bean sprouts stir-fried with pork intestines (manual sarcasm).

Isn't Colonel Sanders the most criticized for his on-the-spot command? This tactical confrontation seems to be glorifying him.

I haven't watched it yet, but I'd like to ask, is the Bobcats the worst team?