
NBA: This Coach Is Way Too Passionate About Studying
NBA:这个教练过分热爱学习
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 231k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Sporting Events
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It's a pretty good novel, but it has some poisonous points that could be interpreted as a magical transformation. But the protagonist's character lacks toughness, not externally, but internally. Good guys can't lead a championship-level team. Even Tyronn Lue requires all players to serve James. From another perspective, it is actually a strong performance. There are also many times where he twitches the corners of his mouth and eyes, which is very devaluing behavior. He who remains calm in the face of thousands of troops is considered a man, and the color here also includes facial expressions. . . Also, the interaction with the manager felt particularly awkward. Pen-twisting, gel pens, etc. Appeared many times. Pen-twisting is not a bad habit, but it is definitely not a good habit, especially when talking about serious matters. For example, when you are talking to someone about something and the other person is making a fuss, how do you feel?? Either the other person doesn't care about what you say, or they look down on you. If this is a kind of beauty, it can only be said that the psychological age of the protagonist is probably fifteen or sixteen years old, not twenty-six years old.
Questions about the draft and Green's selection
Sorry guys, I really haven't watched a complete draft with my own eyes, so there are some problems with the plot, which I will try to avoid. When I looked up the information, Green's pick was the 35th pick in the second round. I didn't think much about it at the time and wrote it up. Only when someone reminded me did I remember that there are 60 picks in the first round plus the second round. So Green should mean that there are 34 picks ahead of him? It's not quite the same as the 35th pick in the second round as I understand it. Brothers, you can ask any questions later. I will try my best to finish this book in a reasonable state.
To be honest, it's a bit poisonous. Irving and Harden are enough, and Howard is arranged to come. Do you think Howard and Irving are not locker room bombs?
There are very few people who can run, pass, and shoot. Well, there are a bunch of them.
Notice in the service room
Look for this author. The king of eunuchs. All works are full of eunuchs without exception. If you see it, just take a detour
I guess tj 😭
What's the point of coaching articles? One is a new lineup combination involving drafts and trades. The second is to develop players' abilities, reach their peak early or develop things they wouldn't otherwise have. The third is to use the Sky Eye to develop tactics and adapt the players to tactics. So to sum up these three points, how can we show that these three points have been successful? The most intuitive thing is the player data. You don't write the players' season data or the players' personal awards. You only write about the coach's daily life. Personal emotional lines can only be used as an adjustment in sports articles. Even personal growth is a bit boring and not suitable for writing in a big way. In fantasy articles, growth can be reflected through upgrading, so write more. It's okay, but coach, your growth will ultimately be reflected by the performance of the team, but if you don't write the data that most intuitively reflects your performance, it will appear very dull. Readers will only care about the direction of your plot, who can win, and who wins in the end. If they don't care about the process, they won't subscribe. Just look at the title.
What is the weird course you are talking about?
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On the first day of release, the tiebreakers haven't been finished yet. I haven't even finished explaining how cool it is.
This book seems quite interesting so far, but I don't know what the rest of the book will be like.