NBA: Starting from the Veteran Template and Heading to the Top

He was told to quit at the beginning, a piece of trash with a 10-day contract. How could he be brought to the press conference? Who would interview a piece of trash with a 10-day contract?

The timeline is too late, I have no interest in watching it at all, and I have no interest in the NBA after Adam joked about becoming the president.

I'm serious about how big the NBA audience is now. I used to pay attention to the playoffs every year, and then I would watch the finals, and then I would go to the comment area to watch the videos made by the black bloggers at A Tan. It's not because I don't have time, it's because I'm bored. So if I want to travel back in time to the NBA before 2020 to beat up stalls or eat bonuses, I won't bother to pay attention to the rest. So if you time travel to the Thunder in 2016, I really have no sense of empathy. Not to mention a big brush like Westbrook, to be honest, he is the one who should get out of the Thunder's three young men. Du Laoer is outstanding in strength and temperament, and Westbrook is not strong in strength, but has temperament. Harden came too late and had no chance. Du Laoer's heart is actually understandable. It's like a poor guy's heart. I just want to join another team to make the management regret it, and then imitate Ah Tan, but the team behind him can't control it. Harden understands everything without even talking about it. It's too niche for you to support Westbrook as a group.

The protagonist is a little person who is not even a substitute. He becomes a public enemy after saying one word of opposition? What a mess, it means nothing, who will pay attention to what you say?

When the stall is done with the shit, will the protagonist on The Darkest Champion come out and prepare to beat up the stall's strict father, Curry?

Korver➕Lillard template, and then the three-point ability value is 89, don't be funny

It's not that so many people in the comment area say it's too late, I think it can even be a little later, either late enough to catch up on the traffic of people who are now watching the NBA, or early enough to catch up on the traffic of old bookworms and old basketball fans. Now, if I'm caught in the middle, I might watch them all, and I might not be able to help but complain. This depends on the strength of the author. It's strong enough to take everything in, but it's hard to say that it's average in terms of writing.

If you think about it carefully, if it starts with peak Korver shooting ➕ peak Tony Allen defending, that would be quite interesting.

Your writing style should have been very popular a few years ago, but now...

In this way, the timeline is late. The timeline is 10 years ago. It would be good if the protagonist can play and become the face of the league. If the protagonist enters the league 10 years later, if you write about fast invincibility, there will be nothing to write about for two or three seasons at most, and what you write after that will basically be a running account. If you write about slowly becoming invincible, then when jokes take over the NBA, the NBA will slowly enter the league era. After all, the protagonist cannot become invincible in two or three seasons. It will take at least five or six seasons. But in 10 years, James opened up an era for those who came after him to sign up for a team to win the championship if he was not capable enough. This is also why the protagonist entered the NBA 10 years ago. After James started to sign up for a team to win the championship, he was able to break up James again, so that later people knew that unless five superstars signed up for a team, they would not be able to beat the protagonist. Only in this way can the NBA be prevented from becoming a soft-egg league.

This is no wonder that veteran Harden is still scoring 27 points in a single quarter at this age.

Are you writing without any thought?