NBA: Countercurrent Terminator

This is not a traditional sports article. The author is much more passionate about off-field than on-field. Various injuries, political leanings, media controversies and other scenes that are usually the spice of sports writing become the protagonists.

Although America has serious racial discrimination, a guard with explosive physical fitness and an average of 25+ per game in NCAA March Madness fell out of the top three, and was even ranked seventh. The author is writing that all Americans are idiots, haha

If you are lower than the top three, you can go directly to the eunuch Can you look at the data written by your own NCAA?

The protagonist is too rubbish. How much does 50-year-old Jordan weigh? At 110 kilograms, you can't even pass it in one step.

I don't know what the system you gave is useful! Just to let the protagonist know his shortcomings and then train himself? It's not that I look down on Chinese people, I still hope that China will produce some awesome people. The protagonist's talent limit is only that high. It's useless in training. According to the author's arrangement, it can only be trained.

Even though I don't know much about basketball, I can see it very clearly. 👍👍👍👍👍 Give the author a thumbs up

A good book. If the quality is maintained, it will be better than the basketball articles on the list.

If you can win without following the version, it will be a big mistake. The new version has been updated and you are still playing the old version.

Come on, students have nothing to do, all they can do is book as many as possible

Can you please stop writing so much about the Kardashian family? You don't have to write about the heroine's emotional drama if you don't know how to write about it. The Kardashians' reputation is not good to begin with, but you still write about it because you think your grades are too good? I really can't create my own original heroine.

The writing is indeed good, but putting a bunch of copybooks together will cause visual fatigue. 🙂🙂🙂

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The Bobcat actually went there. It seems that Jordan sold the Bobcats for 3 billion this year. When he bought it, it was less than 300 million in 10 years. The Bobcats made two playoff appearances in 2013. The total winning rate is over 40%. The performance is quite poor! The draft also only selects what local fans like and not what is correct. The area where the Bobcats are located is a stronghold for elite NCAA schools, so the protagonist's choice should be recognized by the local area. After all, Kemba Walker was originally selected because he is the core of the championship. Prepare to practice leveling in Bobcat for a few years!

No offense intended, can the Bobcats build a winning lineup for the protagonist?

I stopped watching Bobcats because I couldn't stand it anymore. What is Jordan's vision? How many parallel imports did you choose? Jordan was very good as a player, so forget it about being a boss. He had a face when he was a player, and he has a face now. Don't even think about winning the championship with the Bobcats. Jordan has a very poor draft vision and poor trade choices in the Bobcat market. Tianbeng starts with a ball.

I don't know what to say. In fact, the writing is okay, but I don't want to read it when I see the Bobcats. I feel that the author should consider the factors of the team's fans when writing the book. If he writes casually for his own pleasure, or for performance, the Warriors, Lakers, and Celtics are the places to go. After all, people who watch football still have a preference for the team. No matter how bad it is, there must be a 76ers, Heat, and Thunder. For a team like the Bobcats, I even doubt that many fans will like him.

This is one of the best skill articles about "leapfrogging" among the sports articles I have read. In the past, the most popular sports articles were "ball star" water cooler players, super giant substitute players, and legendary ordinary players.

After reading about ten chapters, I can only say that this author likes the writing style of literary youth.

Can't you double update? Originally from Mo Wen, your update seems to be following his path.

This book is very reasonable... A few teams that you really can't go to in basketball novels: 1. The 2001 Wizards... Bobcats... I know them all! 2. The Cavaliers and Heat in the Rhubarb Era! I understand everything I know 3. The Lakers in the coward era... I understand everything! 3. The Warriors after 2009... Understand everything! Also try not to go to the Green Army, this city is racially discriminatory, and people have a lot of honors... Try not to go to the Spurs, after all, some champions are not very honorable! That's why this book was thrown away…junk!