NBA: Create the 30Th Team at the Start

Is this a eunuch? This author is really tough. It's normal for small bugs to appear. If you can fix it, just fix it. If you can't fix it and apologize, if you insist on saying it, it's foreshadowing, then you should be tougher and keep writing.

To be honest, I have seen one of the stupidest authors in this regard. He sets the comment function to require fan points before he can comment even before it is published. How can anyone reward you even before it is published? In the free chapter, readers can't even comment, so how can you retain people? . .

Kobe has signed the following five contracts since he entered the NBA: The first contract in 1996-99: 3 years and 3.5 Million as a rookie; The second contract in 1999-04: 70.9 Million in 6 years and 70.9 Million signed with the Lakers in 1999; 04-10 The third contract: signed with the Lakers the highest salary contract in NBA history for 7 years and 136.4 Million; 10~13 The fifth contract: renewed with the Lakers for 3 years and 90 million; 14~16 The sixth contract: signed with the Lakers for 2 years and 48 million. Garnett Contract First, review the contracts he signed in his career: 95～98 first contract: 3 years, 5.4 Million US dollars Timberwolves 98～04 second contract: 6 years, 126 million US dollars Timberwolves 04～09 third contract: 5 years, 100 million US dollars Timberwolves 09～12 fourth contract: 3 years, 51.3 Million US dollars Celtics 12-15 fifth contract: 3 years and 36 million US dollars Celtics 15-17 sixth contract: 2 years and 16 million US dollars Timberwolves

Brother, to be honest, if you choose Kobe, you will choose the next 10 years. You also know that Kobe is not invincible at the beginning, he also needs to level up. In the last chapter, you said you don't want him to play for the Tang people for 10 years. Rather than letting him leave, it would be better to keep him in this team and let him play for ten or eight years. Didn't you say you wanted to choose Ray Allen? Then why did you choose Kobe? Ray Allen, Hu Weidong and Garnett, these are not giants, so why would you choose Kobe? If you really think he has the ability to become a superstar, then when your contract ends, don't you think he will be in another pile again? If it is the Lakers, won't you cultivate an opponent for yourself? (If you're not a fan of Kemi, please don't criticize me. I just don't understand it. Please go to the author for a clear explanation)

I see that you are going to train Yao, so let me tell you the truth, there is something wrong with your outline. Regardless of whether you choose Yao in the end, Garnett and Kobe are both high school students who entered the NBA. I think they have been playing for at least 2000. Garnett asked for a big contract when he entered the NBA (I am too lazy to check), which accounts for more than 40% of the salary space. Do you want Kobe to give it? If I don't give you a crown, I won't be able to retain people. If I give you at most two crowns or even one crown, you will face luxury tax. In those days, you couldn't pay the luxury tax in large sums. This is unrealistic. Are you not ready to reinforce it? Where is the salary space, and the status of the team is also an issue. Whose team is this, not to mention two people? Now the company has not mentioned two general managers. They are both tough people in the early stage. It is possible that they will not coexist as long as they win the championship. This is also a matter of face. There is only one year between them. It's negligible, so I suggest that we wait and trade Garnett and the 1997 draft pick to get Old Deng back. As long as the No. 1 Pick is not in the hands of the Celtics, Popovich will also be tempted. After all, the difference in strength between the two is negligible. Garnett has played for two years. The above are just suggestions

And to be honest, choosing Yao Ming as the cornerstone of the team is not a good move. Kobe and Garnett are enough. What does Yao Ming say? After 2003, traditional centers have lost their dominance. The introduction of zone defense has greatly restricted traditional centers. O'Neal lost to Duncan in 2003, and then lost to Duncan in 2004. With the Pistons, the top zone defense, Yao Ming is still afraid of going forward, and has absolute physical problems. The Rockets are not afraid of anyone in the first three quarters, and they collapse immediately in the fourth quarter. With so many problems with the National Team Basketball Association, the team cannot afford to support more than two superstars. In the future, the two superstars will basically have to rely on the minimum salary of the veterans. This was the case with the Lakers at the beginning.

Come on, the team owner's writing is really poor.

The king of Tang either didn't have it, or he was Chinese

To be honest, Kobe's style of play is not compatible with the team

You said that if the Lakers won the championship in 2004, the OK team would fall out? Kobe also fell out with O'Neal only after the Lakers lost consecutive playoffs after establishing a dynasty. Before and during the championship, Kobe would never try to squeeze out O'Neal. You can really choose Kobe in the early stage, buy two contracts for nothing, and trade the second contract in the middle for at least a top shooter and lottery.

I would like to ask how do foreigners call the name Tangren Team? Chinatown is called chinatown. If the Chinese team is not Chinateam/Chineseteam, then it is the Chinese team 🤔

The 1996 draft can be played in the double lottery (13+14), which will give face to Stern, the No. 1 Pick later.

Will there be a sneaker factory in the outline? Just like the Knicks book, one-stop service for players

Hang on, there aren't many novels about running a sports team anymore.

Come on, but... I just think the name Tangren is a bit tacky

You can let players other than Garnett and Hu Weidong work hard to improve their statistics, give them tactical status, and then trade the draft picks of the 1996 generation.

It's beautiful. The author is great and doesn't know how to use TJ.