NBA: What Makes a World-Class Coach?

First of all, Kwame Brown wasn't actually a bad player; his immature mentality was ruined by Jordan. You could say there wasn't time to develop him, but that doesn't mean he was a bad player. The reason he was a bad player was because Jordan tried to develop him in the way his era did, resulting in a bad performance, just like Milicic.

Directly copying books from the same website? That's incredible!

The name is the same as "The Road to Conquest," and the plot is almost identical. This imitation is outrageous!

This deal is ridiculous. Because you were the top pick, directly selecting Gayda Soo-cha would make you the top pick. But by switching picks, Gayda Soo-cha loses her top pick title and huge benefits, and she will think that the uniformed staff looks down on her and humiliates her.

Based on the Eastern Conference rankings and statistics described by the author, Gasol, as a rookie, has no problem making the All-Star team, and there isn't much competition among the major Eastern Conference power forwards.

What's with this latest picture? How did it suddenly switch to the Cavaliers, from Jordan to Harden?

The author should probably check with AI! Many parts are illogical and inexplicable.

Looking at the future, the Pistons' starting five certainly wouldn't be bad. Two of them are Hall of Famers, two are regular All-Stars, and one is a regular All-Defensive Team member. But you have to remember that this was the 2003-04 season, and none of them were highly regarded.

In an era where centers reign supreme, drafting a physically explosive center is no problem; in a league, you can simply put him in the paint and defend against physically strong defenders. Pau Gasol's playing style is primarily all-around but somewhat soft, and he also has a contract worth over a million dollars; he's only drafted when there are no other options.

It's unwatchable, completely unwatchable. It's inexplicable; the newly updated content is completely different from the previous one.