The God’s Whistle: A Basketball Story

This is a good novella coaching article, with a score of 8.8 Out of ten. From the defensive stranglehold and three-point counterattack in the Celtics chapter, to the offensive supremacy in the Suns chapter, the Five Tornadoes combine the fierce defensive style and offensive punch to the flesh, explaining what is the ideal NBA championship coach and the true master of tactics. I really like the Celtics' championship playoffs, the fo-fo-fo-fo playoff victory. That team of Pierce, Arenas, Garnett, Reid, and P. J. Brown may really be the best dark army in the new century. From a gangster boxer to a sophisticated analyst, to a rational and calm coach, to the domineering and resourceful "Alati God's Whip", the public opinion and experience are all wonderful. But let's talk about the flaws, there are many holes left unfilled, and the ending is hasty. Overall, it's a good short story

I don't know what year it was written, but it didn't avoid Morey's trap. In addition, the first half is very well written, and more and more detail holes appear in the second half. Regardless of pitfalls, a score of 8.5 Is no exaggeration. Fix the loopholes, remove the pitfalls, and you can still compete for a score of 9.5. The pitfalls are still there, and 7 points is not an grievance.

The first part is pretty good, the second part is like the sun disappearing, eunuch