Super Basketball Manager

Chapter 347 It's better not to trade with him!
It's a warm night in May, and Houston hosts Memphis in the second round of the playoffs.

In the last season, the confrontation between these two teams may be as boring as a town meeting in the eyes of fans.

It's very different now, 27793 fans came to watch the two dark horses clash -- to be precise, to see "how high technology wreaks havoc on animals".

Before the game, amid the cheers of the audience, Adelman deservedly snatched the trophy of the best coach of the season, which can be regarded as the best consolation to make up for the best manager that the league should give...

Perhaps you can attribute the stupidity of the 34-game losing streak to his sticking to the rules, willing to sacrifice the team atmosphere to please a few difficult thorns, but the same tactical system, just changed the dial, but directly blasted 52 consecutive victories, and the final 30 wins and [-] losses...

A fact: This is the Nth consecutive year that he led the Rockets to 50 wins...

And even JR, who is still yelling at Ron now, will offer his blessings on Twitter in the face of this good old man...

"He got the players together and played hard," Popovich said of Adelman. "He took an old, sick, bruised team to amazing heights, and it was unbelievable that it only took two or three games to integrate Yao Ming, who hadn't played a whole season, into his system, and not just this year."

Carlisle, the opponent of the upcoming Western Conference Finals, emphasized: "Adelman is one of the best coaches I have ever seen. No matter how the offensive rules of the game change, he always makes the ball run smoothly. So we hope to face Memphis in the Western Conference Finals..."

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Movie name: Lost in Houston

Director: Rick Adelman
Producer: Ron

Starring: Rudy Gay, Zach Randolph, Marc Gasol…

Starring: Mike Conley, Tony Allen...

Game notes: Hollins (Grizzlies coach)
Movie Theater Audience: Fans at the Toyota Center

Sell ​​melon seeds, peanuts, cigarettes, popsicles: Wallace (Grizzly manager)

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It's hard to imagine how a psychological description similar to lost can fascinate thousands of people, make the audience linger and forget to return, and give a collective standing ovation halfway through...

As soon as the show started, the theme song became a Yao-style Requiem...

Finally, Randolph spent 2 oxen and [-] tigers, and finally got Yao [-] fouls in the first quarter, and watched from the sidelines, but in front of the opposite bench, there was another black-faced evil star who was more fierce than the Great Wall of China...

O'Neill is used to bragging. Before the game, he made a bet with ESPN reporters like this-he said: "Do you know that a shark is an emotional animal that is easily influenced by the senses... It's like on weekdays, when you walk around under its nose, maybe it doesn't bother to care about you, but when you scratch the skin of your little finger even a little bit and let it smell a little bit of blood, I'm sorry, it will tear you apart in an instant..."

When those media reporters looked at each other in disbelief and spread their hands at O'Neill to express their incomprehension, O'Neill said seriously at this time: "...The championship is what attracts my blood. The closer I get to it, the more brutal and tyrannical I become... Just wait and see, the cheers of the fans at the Toyota Center are the sea.

Regardless of Rudy Gay's scoring average, the real killer of the Grizzlies is the two brown bears and polar bears who come together from all over the world...

Blacking out the Spurs is to rely on Randolph's random gouging in the interior penalty area, and the white bear Marc Gasol's continuous shots and passes on the outside...

In this game, facing the Rockets who are much stronger inside than themselves, the Grizzlies are like raccoons that have lost their claws. They can only rely on Rudy Gay to play a dazzling game similar to James on the inside and outside to maintain the suspense of the game...

Ever since, in the second half, the Rockets fired internally and externally. Iverson showed off his might in front of Wallace, who had laid off himself.

"I don't have to play..." After the game, Grizzlies head coach Hollins swears to the Memphis media who came all the way...

When they gave Hollins some "good advice" to help him win a home court advantage, Hollins even responded in a frustrated tone: "Home court advantage? Come on! What I'm thinking about now is how to win the next game and not be swept... Can't you see how cleanly they sent the Lakers to the fishing contest when they found the rhythm of the playoffs?"

"...Or what do you think I can do? Inside? Outside? They are like an enhanced version of the Phoenix Suns that claimed to be able to win the championship in 08. A veteran team that has brought together a team that can go back to ten years ago in an instant for the championship, and XX is not the only one. Your best way is to prevent them from making it to the playoffs! It's that simple!"

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Maybe Hollins is indeed a master of psychology with some attainments in psychology. He can only rely on showing weakness to see if there is any chance for a turnaround, but the second game at the Toyota Center completely made the Memphis people who are united as one, and miss the feeling of the zoo...

This time it's not "Lost in Houston", it's "Hurricane Hour XX", or "Fast and Furious NBA Edition", a clear game shot:

Conley took the ball from outside the 3-point line to seek help from his teammates in the pick-and-roll, but saw Teodosic, the Eastern European Serb on the opposite side, nodding somewhere. So, when Gasol fended off Teodosic, he tried to use his speed to pass Cousins ​​who was slowly following him...

All of a sudden, there were two more walls on the left and right sides, two nearly 7-foot swingers (especially the ones who looked alike), and they were waving their slender arms, almost making him feel desperate...

McGrady on the left with No. 1 on his back. He knows him. Who is the guy on the right with No. 24 on his back?

Young Maddie?
oh! shit! The ball was caught in an instant...

McGrady only had a haul and sent it forward over the top...

Xiaojia is preparing to chase back, and has seen the sound of the Serbian dunking...

body…

speed…

The desire to win...

And the passion of youth...

run!

Boom!

Even Yao Ming bombs with the team from time to time...

Yes, this kind of physical strength is easy to be overdrawn. Adelman pinpointed the timing, a timeout, replaced by another group of people to continue...

Then rotate the lineup, Harden is like an All-Star, with Bledsoe and other younger brothers, scraping the Grizzlies' bench alive...

Punkserd, Bayless, although the Grizzlies bench is full of good players, but in the face of two shining new stars who are definitely going to be All-Stars in the future, these people can only be slightly bleak...

The Grizzlies lost again...

After the game, Hollins bluntly said that he was wrong: "...I apologize for my previous remarks...Damn, we all focus on those famous veterans... What is really desperate about Houston-is that they have 6 to 7 superstars!"

"...The devil knows how that Ron used 4000 million US dollars to make this lineup..."

"Perhaps... when the managers of other teams receive calls from him in the future, they should not only focus on their immediate interests, but also take a long-term view!" After saying this, Hollins glared at his immediate boss, the general manager of the Grizzlies, Wallace, with a look that made the latter start to feel ashamed...

First, last season’s Mayo (it was a series of chain reactions such as exchanging the valuable Mayo and New York for the No. 5 pick Cousins), and then agreeing to special Iverson last year, so that Houston spent almost no extra money... Finally, Battier, oh well, if Wallace is not kidding, he was originally decided to give it to the Heat, and he can’t control the Heat changing hands...

A reporter: "So what should we do?"

"It's best not to trade with him! That's it!"

　Movie name: Lost in Houston

　　
　
(End of this chapter)