NBA: Starting with the Founding of the Los Angeles Lakers

The best destination for this kind of author is to hit the streets hard

Dr. J was born in 1950. When he retired, McGrady was 7 years old, Kobe was 8 years old, and Carter was 9 years old. Iverson was 11 years old. Play ball together?

No matter how good a manager is, capital will abandon him. The sculptures of the Lakers are also gone Without a team, everything is meaningless

It belongs to the type that can be discarded after reading the introduction. How would you play Howard Jokic in the 80s/90s? Even the worst gorilla among the four major centers is not what Howard can touch. The top one is the defensively enhanced version of Otombo. Jokic's style of play in that era, no team would use him as a core training. The same is true for James. James's style of play in the early and middle stages of his career is really unacceptable in the 80s and 90s. His physical fitness is not as good as that of O'Neal in the Magic era. He was still swept by Olajuwon in the finals. Not to mention that O'Neal's basketball skills are not comparable to James's.

After reading the introduction, the team lineup is probably a model of stacking stars, but stars from different timelines play together. Has the author ever thought about who will be the core? Or how should I choose the basketball rules at that time? After all, players from different eras played under the rules of the time.

The timeline is completely wrong. Magic was in the same era as Ray Allen, Iverson, and Kobe. They were both born in 1996, and Magic was born in 1979. There is a difference of 17 years. I can't stand it.

A hodgepodge, more disgusting than Fat Tiger's singing voice in Doraemon!

This book made me feel like I was watching an enhanced version of Charlotte. The protagonist just had a dream that he had always dreamed of.

You should write less emotional lines. Although the NBA is about basketball and beautiful stars, the protagonist you wrote is too pure.

My evaluation is that the ball is not enough points.

Very confusing. A mess.

The creativity is pretty good, but the learning is a little brainless.