The NBA's Mightiest Heir
NBA最强太子爷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 831k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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405Chapters
1.1kRecommendations
5.5kFans
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The NBA doesn't allow owners to play basketball; even Michael Jordan sold his Wizards shares to leave the league.
Buying the Suns from Mark Allen? You're dreaming. Goodbye.
Why is there only 9 comments after the book is finished? Haha, I'm the tenth.
Only 6 comments for over 200 chapters? 🙂
Is the Suns still the Suns without Nash?
This book has a very interesting premise: the protagonist directly replaces Steve Nash from the "7-second offense" era, and can even use his status as the crown prince to intervene in tactics and player selection with legitimate reasons.
The author didn't interact with the audience, didn't recommend the content, and it was released without any promotion. Even if they wanted to promote it, there was no way to do so. At least they should have created a fan group or something.
The toxic choice of De'Antoni as head coach