I've Played in the NBA for Three Years, and My System Is Only Showing Up Now?

In the NBA, if you are not the boss of the team, you have no commercial value. The commercial contract you sign is not a big deal. Even if you are of equal strength, you can only sign a sub-level contract. Referring to ADDI's McGrady and Kobe at the time, when you are strong enough, you have to seek team status, unless you do not want commercial interests. Data is very important for commercial value. O'Neal and Kobe Bryant won't give you many shots, and the number of shots in previous games that were mainly based on positional battles can't be compared with now. O'Neal is okay, but Kobe's efficiency is not that good. The number of shots assigned to the third leader can be imagined. You know, if you look at Klay's data with the efficiency of the Universe Yong and the small-ball bonus, you can be considered efficient if you can average 15 points per game. This data is just on the roadside, has no influence, and has no commercial value. By then, it will not only be O'Neal who wants to beat Kobe, but you will also have to be added.

Did the author not read this chapter? There are dozens of things in this chapter that say Duncan is useless, but you still choose to make scraps like Bowen. Are you a single player? Then there is no need to read it. Don't talk nonsense about Duncan not dancing. There are many ways to defeat people. The simplest thing is that Horry can completely copy Nash's flying kick. Get a substitute, rush up and kick Duncan directly, or guillotine him from behind when he goes for a layup. Duncan is not a tough guy, just do it casually and he will be useless.

The typical person is a second-rate person who fights, curses, gambles, and cheats. Why would he like to be the protagonist like this, and think that such a character can be successful? Does the author have some misunderstanding of the world, or the world I see is different from the world of people who write online novels, or is the world of online novels normal? Please explain.

No, this guy has already won two championships with the Bulls. Doesn't the Lakers have another chance to win three consecutive championships? This means they have five championships in hand 😰

Why do some people regard Kobe as a fool? If O'Neal can be forced out, who will force the palace management to do it?

Watching the 02-03 season now, I always have the feeling of watching a love TV series, which focuses on an extreme stretch: three people are together - a problem occurs - racking their brains to solve the problem - another problem occurs - trying their best to solve the problem - another problem occurs - it seems to be a bit exciting, but in fact it is a calm and serious solution to the problem. It's really like torturing each other, you hate me, and we are divided and combined. You designed the characters' lines to be more poetic. This is definitely the way of Qiong Yao's bitter drama! This is a basketball novel, either exciting and passionate, or realistic business. It is wrong for you to play with it. After reading 157, I don't want to subscribe until the end of this year's season. It's really uncomfortable to read, and there are more and more places where I can't understand the logic of behavior. In the middle of the third quarter of the tie-break, the score was very close. O'Neal was in a bad mood because the protagonist was praised, so he looked bad on the court and defended with his eyes, which meant that he had to beg him to coax him to coax him to play with him. According to you, O'Neal's professional quality is really not good. At the critical moment, he was not working because he was in a bad mood. Is it such an exaggeration? Then the protagonist shouted angrily that he meant DNP O'Neal, but Phil Jackson and Xini still let O'Neal go. What is the logic behind this paragraph? I'm so confused. I can't understand why the story develops like this. Can anyone explain it to me? It's been so long since I've watched the routines of a romantic TV series, and I really can't wrap my head around it.

Can you please hurry up? So many words have been written in the fourth season that I almost forgot about this book. Hurry up and make progress. Wouldn't it be better to go to a new team and become the boss?

The biggest pitfall is that there is no initial value. Then, the concept of how much improvement will be achieved after 200 times the effort is unclear, and the author can adjust it at will. The key is not feeling happy, has it been improved? Rusheng

Speed ​​up the progress. Now you keep repeating the problem of Kobe Bryant without solving the problem. It is really easy to get tired of aesthetics. Moreover, you don't even write much about the protagonist. You keep describing off-court problems, and the pleasure is gone. We can't lose priority.

The author may have some misunderstanding about Kobe. He portrays Kobe as a stupid young man who can't even talk trash. In reality, Kobe also came from that era and is even more outstanding. Not only is he a good trash talker, but he also has a pair of iron elbows second only to Malone.