NBA: The Paint-Area Juggernaut

Can he leave the Timberwolves and not join Garnett? This kind of person,,,

Others are gods, demons, Buddhas, etc., But the protagonist's nickname is Cow? Are you on the same level as others?

I don't understand how to write this template? Just keep writing +2+3 and keep adding upwards? There is no strength, speed, or agility. From the beginning, when the fusion degree is 40%, I write strength. When it reaches 60, it is still strength. Speed, agility, etc. Are still the same as at the beginning. The shark is not in strength, so I just keep writing strength. Or just say that the template is the strength of the shark at the beginning. There is no speed and flexibility.

During his career in the Timberwolves, in addition to his teammates finding him a second-team backcourt alien and madman Spree. Breakthrough first-round pick. In all the other games played by the Timberwolves, they either failed to make the playoffs or were eliminated in the first round. In the peak season, with an attendance rate of 95 and three consecutive fishing trips, players like this who were brushed aside in the regular season, and players who could not even be brushed in the regular season, could not even be brought into the playoffs. They have gross strength. The only championship in my career was to join a team with a salary cut, and to steal a championship for the first time. Fmvp is not my own yet.

Well, I read it, but I feel like the author really hasn't watched many basketball games or doesn't know much about NBA basketball stars. First, in the 2004 season, the Nets and Huskies are no longer on the same level. Second, Sister-in-law is really not a top insider. When Sister-in-law didn't go to the Lakers, she only made it to the All-Star once. She entered as a substitute. Stoudemire was injured and couldn't participate in the All-Star game, so Sister-in-law made it as a substitute. Third, when there is no protagonist, the Nets are no match for the Huskies. With the protagonist, the Nets can be inseparable from the Huskies. So what is the role of the protagonist?

I wonder, brother, what you wrote is not the number one pick. Rookie at the end of the first round, he averaged 10+5+1 per game in his first year (although it was only a few games at that time, more than a dozen games). Although his offensive skills were rough, his shooting percentage was very high. In addition to the static figures of 213 and 229, it is still the human shield insider of the Lakers' three consecutive championships. Why are there still questions from commentators? The commentator complained that he is not worthy of starting. Is there anyone else in the Timberwolves who can overwhelm the protagonist? Let alone the end of the first round, not many players in the lottery can develop to the point where they can consistently produce this kind of data. . . The competition data is also quite messy. The offense above is comprehensive, with jump shots, hooks, and dunks. At the end of the game, the opponent is 2-for-6, and in the next period, the opponent is 1-for-6. The score is more than ten points, or 9 points.

After looking at the protagonist's style, looking at the team, and then reading the comments and replies in the comment area, you can safely abandon the book.

I want to know if this template fusion is superimposed on the original character of the protagonist. If it is based on the original one, then the fusion of one template can surpass the limits of the human body. If the fusion template is to replace attributes, then 50% of the shark templates can beat the shark with strength. Isn't this funny?

Might as well write that the protagonist is a second-round pick. It looks boring😰

After reading the third chapter, I felt a little bit unhappy. A short paragraph with a big Z's name appeared repeatedly. Can I make up the word count?