NBA: Give Yao a Championship

This story seemed okay at first, but when I saw the Timberwolves playing in the playoffs, I was disappointed with the story. There's no excitement, no climax, and no chance to see the protagonist's performance.

To complain about the introduction, getting the McGrady template for an average of 30 per game is not a reward but a punishment.

If you keep your girlfriend in Hollywood, it won't be a big concern for you. 😄I suggest you dye your hair green.

Team owner Alexander, the SB, is not willing to spend money. He can't retain people without spending money. He uses the money he earns to engage in public relations, but he doesn't spend it on players. He just uses the money to win the championship!

Why do you need McGrady's template if you average 30 per game? McGrady never averaged 30 per game in any season with the Rockets.

If Yao Ming goes to the Lakers for the second contract period, he might get a championship ring! Kobe, Bynum, Odom and Artest! It's a pity that the Rockets gave it to PUA!

He's already averaging 30 points per game. Do you still need a McGrady template?

Ever since Tang Shuai couldn't lead the team, I've been feeling more and more frustrated. Now that Van Gundy and Thibodeau are here, I feel like I can give up if I continue to feel frustrated 🙄

I have read more than 260 chapters of this book, and the more I write, the more it becomes like a running account, tasteless to read, and a pity to discard. Even if you jump to read it, it will not affect your reading. The title is to help Dayao win the championship, but the content and communication between Dayao and Dayao are less than 100 words.

Now I see novels that try their best to suppress the pace and the protagonist's fighting power, so I basically remove them from the bookshelf. I am still tired of chasing your novels, and one chapter a day is still amazing.

If you continue writing like this, you won't be able to write an MVP in the first year and a championship in the next year 😥

Others take a 5% share of the sales, but it turns into profit for you. The difference between these two is huge

It's too short. It's too little. Let's raise it for half a year and then look at it 😅