Burn Out of the Frame

Some things, there is no chance to do it again. Just like a thrown ball, the moment it leaves your hand, the outcome is already determined. On the basketball court, there are three words I hate the most: Can't do it. There is no born winner in this world, and there is no unbeatable opponent. Opposite us are the same five people, who are also tired, timid, and self-doubting in desperate situations. There is no opponent in the world that cannot be won, only victory or defeat that one dares not run for. Beilun Heavy Machinery, a veteran team that once dominated the Bincheng basketball world, has gone through many ups and downs, its glory has been tarnished, and now it is trapped in the quagmire of the CRL secondary league. This patchwork corporate team. Finally decided to break free from the sinking and struggle to restart. Xie Junze, an ordinary newcomer, just wants to find his pure love; Nie Lingxiao, who has fallen from the altar, is locked up by injuries and the past; Shen Tunan, the rookie genius who is praised by everyone, is repeatedly pulled between utilitarianism and original intention; Jiang Jieyu, a forbearing assistant coach, has ambitions and is waiting to break the situation. Four completely different lives are fatefully intertwined here. Victory never falls from the sky. A scattered team, players with their own agendas, and old-fashioned and rigid tactics put them in the abyss of losing streak. Just when everyone thought that the machine would stall again, a rebellious flame quietly ignited in the darkness. They finally understood: Victory is never a comeback by one person, but the rebirth of a group of people. If you want to win the game, you must first break through yourself; if you want to perfect yourself, you can only entrust your companions. When the basketball hits the net, all the running is meaningful.