The NBA's Big Yellow Bird

Sometimes when I read these sports novels, I often see that someone's career is not good, imperfect, and has shortcomings. The protagonist says, I want to help them realize their dreams, etc. At first, I felt quite touched when I saw this kind of plot But after reading more, these people mentioned by the protagonist are at least football stars, right? There are many superstars. How much do they earn in a year? Living in a mansion, driving a luxury car, and living a fairy life, you don't need to help them in this kind of life, right? I often see in some novels where the protagonist claims to be a fan of Kobe Bryant and how much he admires Corvo and helps Corvo make his career a success. Kobe Bryant has more talent than his career. He ranks among the top ten in the NBA for various honors. How much money he makes. He needs the help of the protagonist. There are so many marginal people in the league who can hardly survive. Why don't you help? I really didn't understand when these authors wrote this. As a fan, how much money do you earn, do you need to feel sorry for these billionaires?

Larry Bird has 20+10 in the first grade. The protagonist wants to be a "big yellow bird", that is, his combat ability must not be bad.

At this rate, it's a question of whether it will be drafted when it's released.

I have read other novels mentioning Bowen's incident with the Spurs before, and I came to the conclusion that we should not just retaliate against Bowen, but should step up to the strongest Duncan. Duncan has enjoyed the dividends of Bowen's step, and only by stepping up to Duncan can he "repay" the Spurs to the maximum extent.

A pure passerby who can't run fast or jump high enough to play basketball. . Isn't this similar to the pitfalls in my ranking?

He plays in the NBA too much, but only when Bird conquers American female stars will he become popular

Read the comments: Duncan was the one who got the Spurs kicked, hahaha ~ I need to support him

Pad Duncan, never seen it. . .

Bird's defense is not as bad as you said. It happened after the back injury. He has been in the third defensive team twice. The great thing about Bird God is his reading of the entire defense, blocking and even stealing the passing route. He has excellent rebounding and blocking awareness. Wherever he stops, he is a deterrent. He has many fake steals.

Come on, I really like this style. I'm really tired of watching the beast style. Counterattack after being defeated is too vulgar.