NBA: Return to 1997 and Become an Iron-Blooded Coach

Although the front is average, I took my time to read it. It was really disgusting to see that place in Chapter 670. Is it okay to do whatever you want just to open up the Chinese market? Roughly, 22 years old. What was arranged was the status of an undrafted player. As a result, he signed a one-year contract for 13 million U. S. Dollars? How much is the top pick? How old is O'Neal? So brainless? Brainlessly patriotic? Does the author want to humiliate the readers or himself?

In Chapter 28, the author mentioned why there were so many big outside players in that era. The mainstream NBA believes in one sentence: scoring depends on offense, and winning depends on defense. The inside line was a meat grinder at that time. Some players didn't want to play in the inside line and even went so far as to be shorter in order to report their height. The injuries in the inside line were too high. If there were too many injuries, they wouldn't be able to make money. This was the main reason.

I really couldn't stand it when I saw 176. At first, I offered 13 million U. S. Dollars without even training. The novel was messy, some were messy, and some were normal. Until I saw that in order to prevent Dayao from leaving, the 76ers directly selected 6 players from the team and added the next 6 first-round picks to change this year's No. 1 Pick. What kind of brain can come up with such a plot? It's not that I have never seen patriotic writers. You really opened my eyes.

Looking at the past, even if it is mediocre, it is acceptable. Wang Zhizhi was so vicious when he gave a one-year contract with an annual salary of 13 million, which completely destroyed the team. What does a team focus on? You obviously have no ability at all, why do you get so much more salary than others? Changes in people's hearts are difficult to deal with. There is no need to read further after reading this.

This book is interesting

Even senior fans can't stand it

How to say it? To be honest, some games were written without that sense of tension. Jordan's last dance didn't feel like it was written at all. The buzzer beaters you mentioned gave me a very bland feeling, just like going out for a walk.

The writing in this book is really ordinary. An undrafted player's salary is 13 million. What are you really writing about?

It's really a pitfall when I write it down, and I'm not that brainless even in Wu Nao.

I took a look at the reviews and found that they were basically negative reviews. I don't know how I got it to be 9.4. This rating is a good book next to me. 13 Million for a year is about the same. If you have to talk about the poor line, to be honest, it's better than hundreds of thousands, and then the remaining poor line will be flat. When assigned to the team, it really raises blood pressure. It's not that Chinese people are inferior to foreigners, but that the level of basketball is there. Why is it so high? It's higher than O'Neal. I really don't see that he is better at playing than O'Neal, not to mention that he is just a new player in the NBA.