NBA: Team up with Xiaoka to Form a Dual-Core Ice and Fire Team

Looking at the resume, it's quite exciting, but it's a pity, haha I've seen Leonard in the NBA with the Clippers.

This female reporter was written ten years ago, right? 😅. Doesn't she have a great family? She also helps the protagonist. It may be a matter of public opinion or financial issues.

I haven't watched it yet, but I was persuaded to quit by the introduction of James' Master of Kings! Of course, if it's James Harden, just pretend I didn't say anything!

Throughout Kawhi's career, Kawhi's passing has always been very hip-reaching, and Durant's passing has also been very hip-reaching, with two more passes and two more mistakes than Kawhi. Durant and Kawhi are equally powerful The problem is that these two didn't play enough and didn't collide enough in their peak years The Thunder eliminated the Spurs 4:2 in the 15-16 season, Durant was seriously injured in 14-15, and Durant was in the postseason in the 15-16 season The performance in the game was the worst year, and it was not at its peak. The Warriors' invincible performance, 1: It's their own body's recovery, 2: It's the Warriors' luxurious shooter group, 3: The referee praised the Warriors and sent the Cavaliers to the finals, 4: In the finals, the crabs didn't guard Durant themselves, leaving Jr. To guard. It's strange that Durant's shooting percentage is not high. Durant never calls a pick-and-roll when facing James. James will definitely call a pick-and-roll when facing Durant. Durant averaged 28.5 Points, 6.7 Rebounds, 4 assists, 0.7 Steals, 0.5 Blocks, and 3.8 Turnovers per game. Hit rate 50, 29.6, 89.1% Leonard had 23.2 Points, 7.3 Rebounds, 3.7 Assists, 2.5 Steals, 0.5 Blocks, and 2 turnovers. Hit percentages 48.6, 28.6, 75.8. Although the Spurs won the regular season in 16-17, the performance of the two players can be said to be neck and neck. In the first game of the playoffs, Kawhi can be said to have eaten dumplings, or it may have been a matter of accumulation, but everything is meaningless. The Warriors' stepping in ruined this great game In the 18-19 season, Kawhi defeated the remnant Warriors, which is also the retribution they deserve. After that, Leonard went to the Clippers and Durant went to the Nets. Kawhi often recuperated from injuries in the regular season, so it was difficult to encounter him in the regular season. Not to mention the playoffs, both sides couldn't even make it to the finals. The Warriors are not qualified to say that Kawhi is injured. The Warriors only appear in 5-on-8 when facing James. At other times, the referees don't care about garbage men like Green. To be honest, I don't think James deserves to be compared with these two people. Why can he become the strongest forward?

The writing is actually good, but is this female reporter too abrupt? Also, when I see Yao and you talking about seniors, the way you talk is so uncomfortable. Don't treat the protagonist as a Japanese.

Is it a secret security card, a medical insurance card from the Clippers era, or an explosive card from the Spurs and Raptors era🤣

If you don't break away from reality when writing a national title, there will be many constraints and it will be difficult to write thoroughly. If it's divorced from reality, it's just mindless killing. It's just mindless and fun, but after one or two fun times, there's nothing interesting about it. Moreover, the problems of national football basketball teams are basically the same. If you use a domestic head coach, your tactical ability will be limited, and if you use a foreign head coach, your player abilities will be limited. For example, in the 2008 Olympics, one of the strongest lineups in history, when playing against other strong teams, the problem of the players' overall personal ability being low was obvious. The only All-Star player we have who is truly capable of establishing a foothold in the NBA is Yao. To change the status quo, a new ecosystem needs to be created. This amount of work is basically impossible to accomplish with just one star player.

A rare point guard article from the starting point. Too few people write about point guards 🙂

The strongest duo in NBA history is nothing more than the double MVP duo of OK and Curry Durant in their prime. Kobe didn't have MVP ability at least in his first championship. He played for 4 years and was actually less than 4 years worth of double MVPs. The latter did not show his double MVP ability for various reasons in the last year of 3 years of playing. In other words, the double MVP can play normally and win four championships in five years. The strength of your protagonist and the patched small card must be double mvp. Look at the introduction and have been together for 10 years. At least in my opinion, no matter how many championships you win, you should have no enthusiasm at all.

I have read the latest chapter so far, but I feel that there are gaps in this novel, including the relationship between Kobe and James and the protagonist in the early stage, but when they start to compete in the later stage, there are obvious signs of devaluation. I don't know how the author's outline is written. Although it is systematic, the existence will be relatively low. This is good, but you must go through some chapters and have a staged summary. Overall it feels rather messy.

No, buddy, you are doing more health maintenance today.

Since you are writing a system article, don't abuse the owner. It feels like the system behind it is invisible. Why is there no reward for the college league championship? No reward for the draft champion? Does the system only have one function? What's the difference between that and nothing?

They say they are joining forces, but why do they claim to be the creator? What are you afraid of if you have plug-ins enabled? Just call him your younger brother.

Apart from anything else, there is a book in Tomato that is just a poorly finished building, and the protagonist is also named Lin Ran.

He signed a Yin-Yang contract and has been suspended for a year. He is worthy of being the "honest man" who played the Spurs, Lakers, and Raptors around.