NBA: Miracle Workers

QAQ takes a day off

I have been too busy with work recently, and my brain is confused when it comes to editing. It would have been easy to take a break to code, but after a whole morning of editing, I only coded less than 3000 words.
Allow me to wait for a day QAQ
This section of the shortened season was almost entirely rewritten.

Fortunately, it’s coming to an end and I won’t change it again.

Yesterday's [-] words were criticized by some book friends. Ahem, I can only say that I tried my best. Since the beginning of this season, I have been trying to streamline it. The progress of this book is really fast.

In addition to rewriting the end of this volume, I would like to take a leave of absence to answer the comments from book friends.

Why is the protagonist so stable?Won't he pull it off?
In fact, the protagonist's status fluctuates greatly. Here is a simple example:
In the first season, in the first two rounds of the playoffs, the protagonist's shooting percentage reached an astonishing 53.5%;

In the Eastern Conference finals series, the shooting percentage dropped to 38.5%.

In the first two rounds of the playoffs in the second season, the protagonist shot 2%;

By the Eastern Conference Finals, it had become 44%
I didn’t write down the details of G98 in the 5 Finals. In fact, in my Excel spreadsheet, it was 18-for-7.

As for why there is such a big difference, it is because the opponents are different and the defenses they encounter are different. As the series progresses, they will also be targeted.

In the past two seasons, the protagonist has improved. At least judging from the efficiency of the Eastern Conference Finals, he has fulfilled those talents.

Many times the statistics are beautiful, but some games are the result of digesting the ball.

But I won’t specifically emphasize these things, because many book friends don’t like to see fights, losses, and negative reviews.

But as long as you pay careful attention, you can still see that there are ups and downs in status.

If you like watching data explode, the protagonist of the last book has gone to heaven and is no longer a human in the later period.
Why do many descriptions show the Knicks scoring and the opponent not scoring, but when we look at the point difference again, we still stand still?
Ahem, in the playoffs of the first season, I would still write about the fight, but book friends reported that the fight was too watery, so I will try my best to write about the go-ahead score in the future.

If you see your opponent pause after taking the lead, and after a short description, the point difference has not changed, then it means that the two sides are fighting or the two sides are scoring alternately~
Why does it feel like the protagonist is invisible during a losing game?

Of course, if you lose, you are playing mediocrely. Many book friends may want to watch a data explosion and then win, or "the Knicks lost, but the protagonist did not lose";
But the above situation is difficult to occur based on the current configuration of the Knicks' championship competition.

Data is a beautiful weapon. Even in the basketball environment of the late 90s, there were still a lot of data brushes!
When you have the ball in your hands, letting everyone get a share of the pie and data is the prerequisite for a stable locker room.

The protagonist is not a beautiful sword. If you want to gain support, talking about "brotherhood" is too boring.

Play with me, having data, having championships, and having attention is the development path of the protagonist of this book.In the book, Sprewell doesn't like substitutes, because the substitute data has shrunk seriously. Even if he gets the cake, it is pitifully small compared to the past.

I have introduced the number of rounds in the Spurs' playoffs, and in many cases it is about 70 times.

The Knicks are outpaced by their opponents, and the number of possessions will drop to around 76.

Ewing is not injured, he has more shot rights, which is 16+, let's share the cake together;

After the injury, the protagonist scored 20+, Alan Houston had 17+, and Sprewell had 15+. The three of them had already taken most of the ball.

For scorers to find their form, the right to take shots is essential.

If the protagonist wants to increase his statistics, unless he achieves unparalleled efficiency, he will have to steal the ball from his teammates.

In the 98-99 playoffs, with Ewing injured, the protagonist's ball ownership and usage rate in the environment at that time were already off the charts.

It cannot be compared with Iverson. The 76ers are a rebuilding team. Compared with O'Neal, in key games, the number of shots taken by the protagonist is basically the same.

In fact, a novel should not talk too much about logic, but if it does not talk about logic, it will be difficult to write it to the later stage.

When I wrote the last book, I rarely increased the advanced data, because if I couldn't, it would have exploded in the middle and late stages.
The protagonist has a long career, and there are definitely plots that most book lovers want to read.

And with the changes in the media environment, situations of blackmail or exaggeration will also appear.

In different periods, the team situation is different. I will not write that the locker room is harmonious and everyone is "Bro", nor will I write that the old guys in the team are kind.

As for the kind of star who joins the team and "bows down", giving up the ball and data is even less likely to happen.

_(:з　∠)_
After this volume ends, the protagonist signs a big contract and will return to Albuquerque, which is sort of an introduction to his origins.

I will not change the following plots. Some book friends may not like them, but I will mark the daily routines so that everyone can choose freely.

Take a day off to change your mind QAQ
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(End of this chapter)