The toughest man in the NBA

Chapter 170 New Season, New Sun

The sun management's trust in Dr. Carter is almost superstitious.

Because of his diagnostic report, the Suns did not hesitate to let Amare go last season, so they will naturally be able to take Yao Ming's big contract decisively this season.

2500 million, the two-year peak period of the No. [-] center in the Western Conference, a steady profit without losing money!
There is a precedent for slaughtering barbarians, and there will be times when you will be greedy!
Signing Yao Ming is just a good start.

Next, Blanks began to spend money like crazy, as if Robert Savoy's money was blown by the wind...

The second signing, snatched food from the Heat, snatched Sean Battier for 3 million in three years.

Hesitant to reimburse Yao Ming last season, desperate to eat, desperate to go to the doctor, Mo Fatty used captain Sean Battier as a bargaining chip in the trade from the Memphis Grizzlies in exchange for the 2009 parallel importer Hashem Thabeet.

Battier was injured at the time, but he quickly adapted to the role, saying:
I will go back to complete the career that I did not complete back then, and strive to help the team win a playoff victory...

Game [-] of the playoffs.

Battier's key three-pointer with 23.9 seconds left helped the Grizzlies finally beat the Spurs 101:98, which was also the first playoff victory in Grizzlies history.

Later, the Grizzlies black-eighted the Spurs and reached the second round.

Battier overfulfilled his promise and broke up happily with the Grizzlies.

After returning to free agency, he began to look for opportunities to join a championship team.

Pat Riley was the first to throw out an olive branch, but the Heat have the Big Three, and the salary space has been locked up. The contract they gave Battier is only 3 years and 900 million US dollars.

Blanks broke out halfway, the Suns had money, Tuman, and Yao Ming, and even promised a starting guarantee.

Battier is happy to go to...

The third signing, the Suns and Grant Hill completed the contract extension, and the two sides signed a one-year contract worth $650 million.

Hill is turning 40!

But he is the man who performed the best in the playoffs besides Tuman and Nash. The Suns want to fight for the championship, so obviously they can't give up this important piece of the puzzle.

For the fourth signing, the Suns signed Yi Jianlian with a full middle-class exception of 300 million.

Yi Jianlian's performance in the Nets last season can be called an undercover level. Except for the Suns, no other team is interested.

This is obviously selling face to Tu Man and Yao Ming.

After four signings, the first deal of the new season still belongs to the Suns.

The Magic, which has been hung up for more than half a year, finally got what it wanted. The "Turkish Magician" who surprised the entire league at the end of last season belongs to Orlando!
This deal involves the Suns, Magic and the 76ers. The core figures are Hedo Turkoglu, Jason Richardson, Andre Iguodala Hovins Carter.

Salary for next season:
Turkoglu at 1100 million, Iguodala at 1350 million, Vince Carter at 1830 million

The Suns used a sign-and-trade approach to Richardson. They first signed a 4-year $2500 million contract with him before making a deal. His salary next season is 540 million.

The sun sent Turkoglu and Richardson to get Iguodala and 300 million cash.

The Magic sent Carter and got Turkoglu, Richardson, and 150 million in cash.

The 76ers sent Iguodala and 450 million in cash to get Carter.

The three parties get what they need, the Magic and the Suns get the people they want, and the 76ers, who are aiming to be infinitely bad, get the salary space and appeal.

Carter's salary is very attractive.

When he signed a five-year 5 million contract with the Nets that year, Carter was put together, and his fifth-year salary of 8000 million was partially guaranteed.

If he does not perform well in the 76ers, the team will have regret medicine, and it only needs to spend 400 million to buy him out!
Furthermore, a skinny demigod is bigger than a horse.

If the performance is good, the 76ers still count on him to appeal to the box office. After losing Iverson, the ball market is not as good as the next year...

Management is dreaming:

How great would it be if you could trick fans into buying tickets while showing off?
Whoring Carter for one year, next season his and Elton Brand's big contracts will expire at the same time, and the 76ers will not even have a contract of more than 800 million.

What a savings!

It took only one day for the Suns' new lineup to take shape.

Starting lineup:

Point Guard: Steve Nash
Shooting Guard: Andre Iguodala
Small Forward: Sean Battier

Power Forward: Tu Brutal
Center: Yao Ming

Substitute lineup:

Goran Dragic, Grant Hill, Jared Dudley, Yi Jianlian, Channing Frye, Robin Lopez, Hakeem Varik

This lineup is not optimistic. The Suns once introduced the Sharks at the end of their peak, but he was out of tune with the Suns' running and bombing rhythm. The team's record plummeted and even fell out of the playoffs. Steve Kerr also took the blame for this Resign.

Before the scar heals, the pain is forgotten.

Now that Yao Ming, who is slower than O'Neal, is signed, will he fall into the same pit twice?

As for the introduction of Iguodala and Battier, it is obvious that they were afraid of being abused by the Mavericks in the playoffs. The western team smiled knowingly. Does the team have defense if they say they have it?
Amid doubts, Blanks shot again.

Signed Wake Forest head coach Jeff Bzdelik and appointed him as the team's defensive coach.

At this point, Bzdelik's defensive smarts aren't mainstream, but in another timeline, he'd be a huge hit with the Grizzlies and Rockets.

After graduating from college, Bzdelik went to Duke University, Davidson College, Northwestern University and University of Maryland Baltimore County to upgrade to fight monsters.

Started his NBA assistant coaching career with the Washington Bullets, assisted Wes Unseld for six years, and then entered Pat Riley's coaching staff for another six years.

In 2001, Bzdelik moved to the Nuggets and was promoted from assistant coach to head coach.

In 2004, he had an "irreconcilable" conflict with Melon and was fired by the team.

Bzdelik returned to college basketball after seven unsatisfactory years as head coach at the Air Force Academy, Colorado and Wake Forest.

Blanks' initial pick wasn't him, but Jeff Van Gundy.

But the latter, as the commentator, had a lot of good things to say, and he refused to take up the coach no matter what.

Later, Blanks fell in love with "the emperor's nanny" Mike Brown, but the Los Angeles Lakers took the lead and invited him to be the head coach!

Head coach, assistant coach?

Of course the head coach!

But Mike Brown is a good guy, and he recommends Jeff Bzdelik:

"I've never heard of the work he's doing defensively, what's your left hand like, what's your right hand like, what's your left foot and right foot like, where's your chest going, what are you supposed to be thinking, what are you looking at, he's going to Tell every detail of every minute..."

Blanks' eyes lit up:
It’s not a waste of time to break through the iron shoes.

Isn't this the hot guy most needed by the Suns with zero defense?
(End of this chapter)