NBA: the Template Changes Every Week, and the Enemy Can't Keep Up.

Zhang Han traveled to the NBA in 2015 and became a Knicks player. The good news is: He has realized the dream of basketball hall that every man has had. The bad news is: the temporary contract expired and coach Fisher decided to fire himself. Fortunately, I woke up to the NBA template that is refreshed every week. When the model was Durant, he used his trumpet to yell at reporters, "You don't understand football!" When the template was Curry, he tweeted, "I'm a little impulsive this week, I'm going to hit 100 three-pointers!" The alliance went crazy and studied the Zhang Han template every day. The defensive coach who stayed in the video room for 72 hours collapsed. In order to lock in last week's Iverson-level butterfly change of direction, Zhang Han's footsteps were broken into frames. As a result, Zhang Han did not change direction this week, but played backward. The opposing center who gained 20 pounds specifically to withstand the pressure of your Barkley style had to eat muscle-building meals for a month and walk with breathlessness. As a result, instead of playing center, you become a gentleman and shoot three-pointers randomly. When the entire alliance was studying how to defeat Zhang Han, Zhang Han's template was refreshed again. "Hey! You guys, stop studying the strategies. It's all in vain!" "Kneel down and hold your head high, my model this week is Michael Jordan!"