NBA Championship Dynasty: It Starts with the Hard Selection of Carmelo

The biggest problem with the Pistons is that the coach doesn't use any new players at all, and the Pistons' defense comes first, while Melo's defense is a colander.

Everyone questions melon selection, are you watching the game?

Ben Wallace, Rasheed Wallace, Chauncey Billups, Richard Hamilton, Tayshaun Prince. This is the championship lineup that won the championship in 2003 and 2004, the Pistons Five. The head coach is Larry Brown. This head coach only uses players who are active on defense. New players are not used, and those who are not active on defense are not used. Detroit is an industrial city, an industrial city from the past era. That city is dead and has lost its hematopoietic ability. Detroit is nothing like it is now. Moreover, the city is extremely chaotic and gangs are rampant. I've seen a blogger's video of Detroit. The roads are like those in third- and fourth-tier small cities, the kind of roads that have been in disrepair for a long time.

In 2003, if you didn't buy the Warriors or the Suns, which have prospects and development, but you bought the Pistons, I don't understand.

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Choose melon? Does it fit the Pistons style? Might as well choose Wade

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It's not that Larry Brown doesn't need new players. Prince was drafted in 2002 and promoted to the starting lineup in 2003. He is also the Pistons' first perimeter defender. His role in the hands of Larry Brown is very important. It cannot be replaced by a rookie Carmelo. Rookie Melo will only play a sixth man role when he arrives with the Pistons, and he will not be able to achieve the statistics and influence that the Nuggets had in his rookie year. In other words, Larry Brown of the Pistons cannot develop Melo like he did with Iverson with the 76ers from 1996 to 1997. Put Melo on the Pistons, maybe as Billups said, they will win 3-4 championships. Melo's personal achievements may be better than reality. But the way he plays will definitely not be the person we are familiar with in reality.