
NBA: Ruling the Hall of Fame
NBA制霸名人堂
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 101k Words
- Genre
- Competitive Gaming
- Subgenre
- Basketball Saga
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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... Tj?
The teammates who are good at three-pointers are probably the Splash Brothers (laughs).
Oden's stats from his time with Jiangsu Kendia, averaging five points, three rebounds, one assist, and one steal per game, are provided for the author's reference.
Shameless old thief Zen Master Jack (●°u°●)"
Why did it break?
Three-piece? Hmm... Beast Sinbec Scott says it's true.
Keep up the good work, author! I'm so eager to read your manuscript! I want to steal a copy so I can get a sneak peek!
Scott is probably going to be inducted into the Hall of Fame soon, almost on par with Phil Jackson!
It's so short, ugh, it's so annoying to watch.
If Johnson could actually figure out double-teaming positions, he'd be like Phil Jackson... Emmm... It's getting better and better; the article has fewer and fewer factual errors. A few plot holes are understandable in a fast-paced story, but regarding market planning, I suggest the author do some research. I remember during Stern's time, it wasn't Silver who was in charge of peripheral market development; it was handed over to Kurstler (I think? I forget. She should have been a dedicated VP of Marketing Operations).