NBA James, Your House Was Stolen

The general manager is the one who takes the blame. You might as well buy the team. No matter how good the development is, what's the use? I might ask you to get out one day. If you have the time, why not study and make money?

This subject matter is not as good as ordinary basketball articles that can write about on-court content. I can already imagine the author's joy when he found out that no one wrote about basketball articles about managers. He wanted to take the first bite of crab. In fact, this idea didn't even need to be written to know that it would be a success.

In fact, I would rather see Irving and Clay Leonard join a team with thick eyebrows, come out of the Cavaliers and build a dynasty together, instead of trading Irving for Paul.

With this title, I thought Lao Zhan's birthplace was attacked by the protagonist.

Knight boss: I have the best cows and horses

When playing against Tan at home, asking someone to take the lead in counting steps for Tan, and 20,000 people shouting 12345678 at the same time, what a scene!

To me, James was worthy of Cleveland from 2003 to 2012 plus 2016. I don't hate or like James.

I have run a team from scratch, and the author's information is complete and very attentive. If you feel that the results are not good, you can use AI to write it.

James can't go home, it's not as lethal as the friend's mother's family back then.

There is nothing really specific about LeBang, which is a bit disappointing

As a promoter of capital, James' character is not as tough as Kobe's. Being forced to wear women's clothing and being punished by Diddy was not what he wanted. Even those who call themselves the best in history are not forced by capital?

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I've already thought about the ending of this book

NBA articles, I haven't read many coaching articles, but they are surprisingly good-looking. I read them all the way and subscribed to them. It feels like it fits my taste!

Focusing your perspective completely on the NBA court, can you expand your perspective to the entire United States that is killing the line?

The 1997 generation was indeed wonderful, and the 2003 generation was also good. The small ball era is indeed not as exciting as before, but it is also a change of the times and is in line with objective laws.

Has the author cut this book?

C-Varejao PF-Shaun Battier SF-Leonard SG-Butler PG-Irving (substitute lineup) PG-Jeremy Lin or Isaiah Thomas SG/SF-Danny Green PF-Brandon Wright Battier, Lin, Green, and Wright can all be signed in the free market IT is the 60th pick in the second round. If you don't want to sign Jeremy Lin, that is another option. Butler is the 30th pick in the first round. The Cavaliers can definitely negotiate for it in the second round. If you want to pick IT, you can definitely find those who can trade it for cash in the second round.

If you want to say that the peak is definitely Leonard, but his career leadership record and durability are definitely the first in 2011.