NBA: Starting with Parker Bowen

If you go to the Rockets, this book will not be popular. There are many reasons. Those who wrote about the Rockets in the past could not get results, let alone now.

Go to the Rockets. Then you might as well stay with the Jazz Will your status be higher than McGrady if you go to the Rockets? Did he hold the ball and did you hold the ball? When you are the third in charge, what are you doing out there?

After reading it, you will know that the author is talking nonsense, and Sloan finally touched the O'Brien Trophy. An old man like Sloan will never win the championship. He has always clung to the pick-and-roll, from Stockton Malone to Deron, this kind of thing cannot keep up with the times. The breakup with Deron was not entirely Deron's fault. If a slap in the face can't make a difference, doesn't Sloan have any responsibility? Old-school coaches such as Popovich and D'Antoni have long followed the times and adapted. Only Sloan is rigid, inflexible, strict, and has a strong desire to control the team's players. Only players in the 1980s can tolerate his control. No modern player can bear it. Star players will fall out sooner or later under him. Just because Sloan can win the championship, what kind of international joke are you kidding?

You're winning in an away game and someone is calling you MVP? Can you still read a book with your brain in mind?

What I hate most about NBA novels is authors who have a standpoint. But for those authors who write NBA novels, the only standpoint is the protagonist himself, without any key details.

Why go to the Rockets? The Rockets did not have the soil to win the championship back then, there were no players in the team who were extremely eager for the championship, and they were not a team that could take off with only the protagonist. Moreover, the team was not well regarded among fans and readers (unless Yao Ming won the championship that year). There is still hope of making a wave of Green Kai by going to the Lakers, but it is also good to go to the Knicks to make a wave of bad money! Even go to Green Kaikuo to become a champion!

The first part is good, but the key branches are very toxic. I might rewrite the last few chapters to save it.

Go to 07 Rockets and be a dog for Mo Gou!

Looking at it now, I can only say that if the results are not good, the author's stubbornness is also a big reason. Everyone is saying not to go to the Rockets, but if they still go, then the author just wants to write it for himself, so there is nothing else to say.

Let's go to Rockets and Tracy McGrady. This round of trash is so ridiculous that I won't even watch it for free.

What you wrote in the latest chapter is wrong. What does it mean to support when you win and ignore when you lose? Compare it with the national football team. Did the national football team win?

Nowadays, NBA writers are not the boss in their debut, what do you think? The most interesting ones are the 1995 NCAA and the 2002 NCAA

The Rockets can win the championship entirely because of the protagonist's cheating (the author changed the plot)