Emperor Yi is invincible

Chapter 351 A Unique Discussion

After winning two games in a row, everyone on the Mavericks was refreshed.

The Lakers are still full of problems. Disagreements among their main players, especially Kobe and Howard, have spread throughout the league.

I don't know who broke the news of Howard's refusal to sign in advance, which made the situation of the Lakers even worse.

Some people say that at the end of the second game of the series, Kobe went to talk to Howard, but the two finally broke up.

The specific content of the conversation has not been revealed, and no one knows what they said.

In faraway Los Angeles, a very heated discussion was going on at this time.

The discussants were Jimmy Buss and Jenny Buss, general manager Kupchak, head coach D'Antoni and others in the Buss family.
When it comes to the Bass family, one has to talk about an old Bass—Jerry Bass.

Jerry Buss was a milestone for the world-renowned Lakers, who quickly became one of the most successful franchises in the NBA under Buss' leadership.

Needless to say, Jerry Buss' achievements can only be seen from the market value of the Lakers.

The 1979 Lakers alone were valued at $1600 million, and now according to Forbes magazine estimates, the 2013 Lakers are worth $10 billion as of now.

From 1600 million to 10 billion, nearly 100 times!
This is already a very astonishing figure.

100 times.

It can be said that the Lakers' current status is definitely more than half of the credit of Old Buss!
Without him, there would be no Lakers today.

The old man was a very clever man, but unfortunately he suffered from cancer in his later years.

After all, he failed to carry it through, and died in Los Angeles, USA on February 2 this year, after the All-Star Game.

After the old man passed away, the helm of the Lakers was taken over by his second son, Jim Buss.

The Bath family has a large number of people, and there are as many as seven children of the old Bath alone.

Among them, Jim Buss and Jenny Buss are obviously the most qualified to take charge of the Lakers.

In terms of ability, Jenny Buss is naturally better than Jim Buss, but the American people are also traditional, and the career must be passed on to his son, so Jenny Buss was out, and Jim Buss became the Lakers new boss.

In fact, Old Bath thought so too.

He also specially trained Jim Bass in this aspect of management before his death.

Because of the love affair between Jane Buss and the Zen master Phil Jackson made him very jealous.

Disputes between rich and powerful families are inevitable.

Jim Buss is now serving as the executive vice president of the Lakers, which is actually the person in power.

As another very promising successor, Jenny Buss is naturally not very happy about this.

But there is a "three-year agreement" between the two parties.

After Jim Buss took office, he needed to get the Lakers to the Western Conference Finals within three years, and if he couldn't, he would step down.

This is also a gentleman's agreement.

In this regard, Jenny Buss also agreed, and at the same time slowly faded out of the actual controller of the Lakers.

Yi Jianlian, who had the foresight, naturally knew that Jim Buss hadn't fulfilled the agreement at all, and instead the Lakers were messed up.

After the Lakers lost the G2 game, there was a heated discussion within the Lakers.

The initiator of the meeting was Jenny Buss.

Her target is head coach D'Antoni and general manager Kupchak.

These two men were the confidants of Jim Bass.

In order to combat the influence of Jenny Buss, Jim Buss refused to re-recruit the Zen master, signed D'Antoni instead, and spent a lot of money this season to introduce the Big Four lineup.

Jenny Buss was naturally upset.

It is said that he faded out of the team, but how could he really fade out?
Seizing the weakness of Jim Bass is naturally to launch a fierce attack.

"The Lakers spent so much money on the luxury tax this season, but they finally delivered such results?" Jenny Buss spoke fiercely.

Jim Bass' face was naturally not very good-looking, and he said with a gloomy face:
"The game hasn't finished yet, don't you think doing this now will affect our mood for the game?"

"Isn't the game over yet? Hehe, in my opinion, when the Big Four are formed, the game is already over!"

Jenny Buss goes head-to-head.

"It takes time for the players to adapt, and it took Miami a season to win the championship."

Jim Buss looked up at Jenny Buss.

"Then what's the matter with Dwight not agreeing to renew the contract?"

"This..." Jim Buss was silent for a while without answering.

He also resented why Warcraft would not agree to renew the contract in advance.

He offered a lot of money.

Because he thinks this lineup of the Lakers will definitely pay off.

But Warcraft just didn't agree.

He was also very anxious.

Once Warcraft enters the free market, it is uncertain whether to leave or stay.

He knew why Warcraft didn't renew the contract.

There is a contradiction between him and Kobe, and it is the kind of contradiction that is difficult to reconcile.

Coupled with the continuous loss and data decline in the Lakers, Warcraft 90% may leave Los Angeles.

That would be bad!
Seeing that Jim didn't speak, Jenny Buss snorted, and put her gaze on D'Antoni's head again.The run-and-gun coach is poised under the gaze of Jenny Buss.

He has nothing to be afraid of, he is good at running and gunning, which is also what Jim Bass took a fancy to when he recruited him.

As for the current record, he can't decide, he has already played out his own tactics, so what can he do if the record is good or not?

The four historical superstars in the team really think that coaching is an easy task?
joke!

Jenny Buss snorted disdainfully when she saw people from the faction of Jim Buss, who was not interested in oil and salt, and walked out coquettishly.

In her eyes, Jim Bass' "Doomsday" is not far away!

After Jenny Buss left, the crowd still didn't get up.

They don't look good.

Jim Buss looked at Kupchak next to him,
"Contact Dwight again. The salary can be adjusted, and it can be raised if conditions permit. Try to keep him as much as possible."

Kupchak smiled wryly, to put it simply, what would he do to keep him?

Now World of Warcraft is not having trouble with money, but with people.

"Okay, I'll try my best." Think so, but Kupchak replied anyway.

He and Jim Buss are a grasshopper on a rope. If Jim Buss steps down, he will be fired immediately.

"Also, keep in touch with Yi Jianlian and make an offer to me, to the point of death! I don't believe he can really refuse everything!"

(End of this chapter)