I'm Really Not a Role Player

My hands are too short, so I choose to abandon the book, which is a bit ridiculous. I still want to defend the top level with my short hands? The maximum upper limit is between second-rate and first-rate, and this is only single defense. It is difficult to help defend even third-rate players, and offenses are easily defended (I mean the intense playoffs, refer to Mengku). It may be possible to become a first-rate star, but you said you want to surpass the goat. With such an obvious flaw, have you ever seen a star who dominates the league with short hands? It doesn't mean it has to be very long, at least it can't be this long... Poisonous

I'm speechless. With my short hands, I can dunk on others easily. Does the author have any common sense? You insisted on not changing the settings before, so you just ignore such a big bug? Take Griffin for reference. He pressed the defensive player and smashed into the frame. Strictly speaking, it was a foul. The protagonist was a rookie, not very popular, and the league did not praise him highly. Are all the referees blind?

Dirty sports should not be the world we yearn for. The protagonist takes Durant to beat Oden. When the fight was neck-and-neck, the protagonist's idea was to suggest to the coach that "Oden's right hand is injured," implying that he could win by maliciously attacking the opponent's body. I don't understand how this kind of protagonist with cheats, with such a top superstar by his side, would think of such a vicious and disgusting strategy. He just doesn't have the courage to win openly, right? If you were any star you like, such as Yao Ming, what would you think if the opponent committed a malicious foul on Yao Ming's ankle? If sports are not an aboveboard aspiration, why play sports at all? Boy, it's a good book, but it's a pity

After reading the recent chapters, I always feel that the protagonist is kneeling and licking Curry. If they don't want to come, you have to choose. You have no other choice. Can the person you hate integrate into the team? From the beginning, let people play freely, throw casually, and stick to your style. Do you want to cultivate a leader in the team system to compete with you? Don't tell me that you wrote hundreds of pictures and then went back to writing them when you saw that the protagonist wanted to be a real team leader and lead the team to achieve results, and you were willing to play a supporting role. Later, he said to give the ball, good guy, you think he is the peak version, he is just a rookie. I can't think of a rookie who makes the protagonist who is about to become the boss willing to give up the ball and unconditionally support the licking dog who throws it casually. The key is that people still ignore you and look reluctant. What's this? What are you choosing? Is he a qualified starting point guard on his way to the championship, or is he a core player who should be put on hold to develop leaders for the big team?

This book gets more and more boastful as the book goes on, anyone with such a strong defense will be killed. . . , And his 3 points are only B-level, but no matter how he shoots, he obviously only has a high single defense level, but when you write it down, it feels like S. . . The more I write, the more my hips stretch.

What right does a person who relies on cheating have to look down on other talented people?

I read the table of contents and reached chapter 80. Have you logged into the NBA?

I feel like the author always writes out his outrageous thoughts, especially those times when he was one-on-one with Kobe. With Durant's shooting talent and without his physical hardware, how could you beat the top division? And even if you are young, you can't beat the top division. It's really just for fun.

I can't stand it anymore. Hei Yidi doesn't have a professional attitude if he doesn't go to the Bucks, and he backhandedly intervenes in team transactions. Haha, trading is a matter for coaches and management. Only a few team bosses have the right to make suggestions for players (when Alston was traded, Dayao only found out about it afterwards), so why should a new player do it? It was based on personal relationships, and it was stupid to say it through an agent. I still want to trade AI, which is funny. Growth requires the ball. With AI coming, who has the ball?

Everyone wants to start with a perfect physical talent, come here and I will write about it. Li Ke got the system through time, with full physical talent and perfect skills. He started in the NCAA, led his teammates to victory and won the championship. "Whether it looks good or not, it's normal for the protagonist to have flaws. Otherwise, just look at Hammer, just look at me. How cool it is."