Changes in Yao Ming's Career Begin in the Offseason

There is nothing wrong with trading Tracy McGrady. A superstar in the regular season and in the first round of the playoffs, he stayed with the Magic at his peak. His body was too brittle and he always shot pull-up jumpers. His offensive efficiency was low. This does not mean that he is not strong and none of the four shooting guards are not strong. But in the playoffs, Rockets McGrady just couldn't get on the stage.

To be honest, even 1 billion in cash can't buy the Knicks' equity. The Knicks are a team that makes money on their own.

Write less about Kung Fu, it's too embarrassing

Yao Ming was seriously injured three times. After losing weight, he was able to play two full seasons. It is impossible not to be injured because he is not a system player and the protagonist does not have a golden finger. And Billups' peak period lasted for at most two seasons. Dayao was able to win the first and second defense twice, and won the MVP and Finals FMVP. Hard honors are enough to change the historical positioning of his career. Dayao's retirement is not a bad thing. Sometimes he retreats bravely in a rapid situation, which shows his true qualities as a hero.

I really can't stand bragging about kung fu. Again, the so-called killing moves are available in all schools, so why are they lost in China? If it doesn't work, it won't work. You can't rely on the outdated Muay Thai from hundreds of years ago to compete with today's Muay Thai. No one really thinks that the traditional martial artists of the past are better than the martial artists trained by various mechanical sciences and nutrition nowadays. That's pretty much it.

Your introduction tells me that there is a problem with punctuation in the entire text😅

I feel like the author could change the introduction. Because it's a bit discouraging for readers, I still can't figure out why the boss would trust Tracy McGrady if you, a Chinese, come to the trash team of the Rockets, and then there is that trash. And the introduction is like writing a small plot. Not very appealing. And if it starts in 2008, it feels like Yao Ming has not been in his prime for a few years, after all, he has suffered so many injuries before.

I think it's more reasonable for Battier to play the 2-3 position and Artest to play the 3-4 position.

Sorry, I don't read the novels written by Zhan Mi.

Mosaic team resurrected in China? Another brave author writes about Team Mosaic.

It feels like a running account. I didn't feel immersed in watching it😥

Changing Yao Ming's career starts with letting Yao Ming immigrate twenty years in advance.

For the Rockets, as long as Dayao makes money, Alexander will not pay more. After all, he is here to make money. Without Dayao, if there is no stable income, they will invest in attracting investment.

I didn't watch much of the game, but there were a lot of other things going on, including a lot of conspiracies and intrigues. The description of the game process was also very robotic, without much passion, as if it was written by looking at the records on the game scoreboard.

Yao Ming is being used in the country. He is allowed to play in trivial games and has no time to cultivate. How can you, an NBA coach, change? Did you make money to hire a killer to kill the basketball association?

Books about basketball coaches are not popular at all. There is no sense of immersion. There is something wrong with anyone who has nothing to do to put themselves into the role of a coach. If you look at Qidian, almost all books of this type are dead. There is no struggle, no pleasure, and nothing. Stop writing about players as soon as possible.

The Rockets dare to write about it. How can this be awkward? Even if you traveled through time and acquired the Rockets earlier. It's a waste of time to write like this, it's not even worth it.

The Knicks guard New York, and their income is almost the same, if not the highest every year. Equity is really hard to buy, and MSG is not short of money behind the Knicks. I remember many years ago, someone tried to spend 5 billion US dollars to buy equity in the Knicks, but was rejected outright. The 1 billion seemed a bit...

I would like to ask the author whether he will become the boss in the end. No matter how awesome your team is, what's the use? It's not just being a dog for the boss and making a lot of money from the Chinese market. I used to read coaching articles but then stopped reading them. No matter how awesome it is, what's the point of working for someone else for just a certain amount of salary?

I feel that this book has nothing to do with the title. It changed Yao Ming's career, but he ran away in one year. In addition to winning a championship, Yao Ming also retired at the same time.

Talk about finance. . . . . . . . . Hmm, I'm speechless. There are so many settings in the early stage. What to do? It's better to go straight to a system and just give money to win. It has been setting a lot of backgrounds. The pig's feet are very useful. It's also super good at fighting. Even the fighting champions can't beat it. It knows Chinese kung fu. There are too many things that have nothing to do with basketball. . . .

Yao Ming is about to be investigated (refer to the Programmer of the Pig Association), why are you still bragging? ! Ha ha! ! !

How to put it, a typical novel written after being misled In my opinion, trading McGrady is a big failure. Although McGrady did not make a breakthrough in the playoffs, his efficiency has increased. The big reason why he did not break through the playoffs in the 2007 and 2008 seasons is that the Rockets have a big problem with the power forward position, which was shot to death by Boozer, and star players are under great pressure. If a team has superstars, then in When there is no chance, you can only rely on the personal ability of the star. Many times McGrady has no choice but to take one shot and have a high hit rate. Frankly speaking, McGrady is already very good when he only has Yao Ming on the inside and Alston can only be regarded as half a point guard on the outside. Some people score high in low-pressure situations, and some people score in high-pressure situations. For example, why didn't Jeremy Lin get up? Single-core tactics are unrealistic in the 2009 season In fact, when it comes to writing novels about the Rockets, the best ones will not touch Tracy McGrady. Instead, the first ones to touch are Uncle Huo, Scola, and Landry. They must give Yao Ming a decent helper inside. The second is to move Alston to reduce McGrady's organizational pressure. This is the fastest and most reliable method, and it is relatively easy. If McGrady is really sold, then who will be the shooting guard? Artest doesn't have that ability. Artest's scoring rate after he went to the Lakers speaks volumes, and his defense is indeed okay. At that time, the 2009 season relied on the impact of a bunch of young substitutes and played seven games, but it does not rule out the possibility of Lakers training. In fact, the shooting percentage of the offensive core in that era was not very high, and the breakthrough ones would be higher, but it was not outrageous. If the offensive core was responsible for organization, most of them were not as good as Tracy McGrady. If it was the 10th season, that can be said It was not until 11 or 12 years after the rules were changed and there were more and more body hair whistles that the shooting percentage went up. By the way, Jordan's career average of three-pointers was 32%

Dayao's actions after entering the Basketball Association were really afraid of being beaten like a tiger.

I really can't stand the space trade, Jeremy Lin is so awesome. Your own abilities are there, if you can't do it, you can't do it. It's enough to have a good protagonist. It has to be a Chinese bond in the NBA, which is too unrealistic.

It's well written and worth reading. Although the pace is a bit fast, it's not bad to intersperse life and making money.

The title of the book makes me feel lonely. Yao Ming should retire and he must retire. He is gone.

Can the author use double quotation marks correctly?

A bunch of conspiracy

Speaking of which, it always feels a bit like Tucao's style. Have you changed your vest?