Lin Hao traveled to 2015 and became the general manager of the Lakers.
I wanted to organize Kobe's retirement tour honestly, but the system required him to win the championship immediately that season!
However, there are so many strong players in the NBA at this time——
The Golden State Warriors are like the rising sun and are about to reach their peak;
The knights led by James dominated the east;
The Thunder, which has a "king bomb" combination, and the Spurs, who are old and strong... None of them should be underestimated!
How can the weak Lakers defeat so many strong teams and win the championship?
Lin Hao hesitated.
Fortunately, a turning point appeared!
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Years later, when talking about who is the most successful general manager in NBA history, what comes to everyone's mind is the man known as the "Basketball Tyrant"!
And the Lakers team with superstars such as Kobe, Rose, Jokic, etc. Is known as the most successful team in history!
Can't you tell? It's obvious that he's ready to trade.
Update soon, I stayed up late to finish watching it and want to see the follow-up
I'm a really good learner, my logic is very strong, but the number of words is too few and it's not enough to read.
Everyone else is a star, he is a manager
When to buy the Lakers?
Most of them are pretty good, but it would be nice to write less about the league's conspiracy. It seems irritating. Also, don't just write a book and end it after one season. That way readers will feel uneasy. Since it is a manager's article, why not write less about things on the court? Wouldn't it be better to write more seasons and more transactions? !
I see that the author's writing style and understanding of the NBA are quite clear, but I personally feel that Antetokounmpo and Embiid's basketball skills are not evaluated, and their RP needs to be discussed. I really don't like these two, and I hope they can be traded later.
Can't you tell? It's obvious that he's ready to trade.
Update soon, I stayed up late to finish watching it and want to see the follow-up
I'm a really good learner, my logic is very strong, but the number of words is too few and it's not enough to read.
Everyone else is a star, he is a manager
When to buy the Lakers?
Most of them are pretty good, but it would be nice to write less about the league's conspiracy. It seems irritating. Also, don't just write a book and end it after one season. That way readers will feel uneasy. Since it is a manager's article, why not write less about things on the court? Wouldn't it be better to write more seasons and more transactions? !
I see that the author's writing style and understanding of the NBA are quite clear, but I personally feel that Antetokounmpo and Embiid's basketball skills are not evaluated, and their RP needs to be discussed. I really don't like these two, and I hope they can be traded later.
I hope Kobe will win FMVP in the end