NBA Ten Thousand Worlds Bishop

Chapter 29 Linear equations in six variables
At the end of the game, players from both sides began to leave the field. Chuck Daly patted Muresan's arm rarely, and praised with a smile.

After Davidson saw it, he was overjoyed. Obviously, Muresan's performance had been approved by Chuck's father.

……

At night, Davidson entered the club and found the sledgehammer.

After telling the sledgehammer that he earned 46 evolution coins today, Davidson had a premonition that the sledgehammer would be shocked.

But after waiting for a while, Sledgehammer's expression was quite calm, he smacked his lips, and said to Davidson.

"Well, it's a bit small, but it's okay, after all, players at the same position in the team compete a lot." Sledgehammer didn't have the slightest shocked expression on his face.

"Less? Li Dahammer, are you kidding? If this is the regular season, it will be more than 90 evolution coins..."

"It's indeed a little less. Don't compare with me. My situation is special."

"I told you before that there is a ratio of evolution coins earned by natal players, which is also related to the player's normal career years. Buyers like me who bind themselves as natal players are directly calculated on the basis of 20 years. The longer the years, the less evolution coins rewarded."

"Although I can't tell you the lifespan of Muresan's career under normal circumstances, you can use your big toe to guess that it must not be long. Otherwise, you wouldn't be able to get so many evolution coins." Sledgehammer Anderson explained with a smile.

Davidson was taken aback, so Muresan's career life would be short?

This is a bit painful. After finally binding a natal player and evolving it, it will take a few years for this natal player to retire?Isn't this a shame.

"Don't worry too much about these things. The shorter your career, the more evolution coins you will be rewarded. It's not a loss. Of course, the premise is that your natal player can get enough playing time in a short period of time."

"If the natal player you bound has only one year's career, and you can't let him get enough playing time in a short period of time, then you will lose a lot." Sledgehammer continued to explain to Davidson patiently.

Davidson nodded. This is indeed the truth. As long as the players of their own destiny can rise quickly, the length of their careers does not matter.

On the contrary, it would be better to have a shorter career, and be able to obtain more evolution coins in a short period of time.

"After some rookies are selected, they are not signed at all, and they haven't been in the NBA for a day. If they are tied to such a natural player, wouldn't it be the end?" Davidson thought of this, and asked fearfully.

The sledgehammer waved his hand, "It's impossible for this to happen. The players that the club gave you as candidates are all players who have landed in the NBA. Those players you mentioned are simply impossible to become backup players."

Davidson nodded, then relaxed.

……

"You don't have to think too much about the player's career life. If it is shorter, you will be more efficient in obtaining evolutionary coins. If it is longer, these players are generally players with good strength. Their strength after evolution may also be stronger, which can help buyers obtain a lot of props."

"The club's standard career lifespan is 15 years. Maybe you think this standard is too high, but there is no way, that's what the club stipulates."

"For example, if I have 20 years, then I can only get 75% of the evolution coins, and if the player has a five-year professional life, they can get three times the evolution coins."

"If you are good at mathematics, you can actually calculate the career life of your own player."

"Collect a little more sample data, and then make a system of equations..."

"Muresan is normally a second-round pick, so you can just ignore the impact of the pick."

"What's the name of that equation, six-dimensional equations? It seems to be this. You are Asian, and you should be good at mathematics. You can just go back and do the math." Sledgehammer said with a smile.

Davidson's eyes were about to pop out, and there was such an operation?
Can you even calculate the career life of your own player? !

A six-dimensional equation?It seems that is really the case.

The ratio of the five benign data plus the life span of the players, regardless of the influence of the pick, these are six unknowns, isn't it just a six-element equation?

As long as there are more games, that is, enough sample data as Sledgehammer said, it is easy to calculate the value of each unknown, including the player's career life!
"My God, Sledgehammer, you really have it, so maybe I can figure it out in a short time." Davidson said in surprise.

Although the sledgehammer also said that the lifespan of the natal player does not have a particularly big impact on buyers, Davidson still wants to know how many years Muresan can play.

Unless Davidson is lucky enough to get Muresan's player handbook, otherwise, he can only do it himself.

It can even calculate not only the lifespan of the natal player, but also the proportion of rewarding evolution coins based on the five benign data.

This is so awesome, Davidson can't wait to grab Li Dahammer and kiss him.

……

Muresan's first game of the preseason was over. Although the statistics were insignificant, his performance on the field was really good. In the next few preseason games, Papa Chuck gradually increased Muresan's playing time.

And Muresan also reciprocated, repaying Papa Chuck with a very brilliant performance.

To be more precise, it is to repay Davidson. He has earned a lot of evolution coins for Davidson in the last few games.

Especially in the third game of the preseason, Murray Sauna scored 27 points, 2 rebounds, 11 assists and 3 blocks in 3 minutes of playing time, which directly allowed Davidson to get 79.25 evolution coins.

Davidson has recorded the preseason data and the Evolution Coin income. After the preseason is over, he will probably be able to make a six-dimensional equation and then calculate what he wants to know.

Of course, in fact, Davidson also has an easier way to calculate.

For example, in a single game, Muresan only takes rebounds in the top five statistics. In this way, Davidson only needs two games to get a binary linear equation, and easily calculate Muresan's career life.

But Davidson didn't do this, because it was completely unnecessary. Every piece of data was an evolution coin, and Davidson couldn't bear to waste it.

Besides, playing a few more games and then getting the results makes no difference.

On October 10, the Nets played the sixth and final preseason game.

Muresan got the chance to start the game, and the original Hammer Guillermo, depending on what Papa Chuck meant, might let him play as the chief substitute in the future.

In the first five games, Muresan's performance has completely conquered Chuck Daly.

Although the abilities displayed by Muresan did not include offensive ability, in the eyes of old-school coaches like Papa Chuck, it was not a problem at all if the inside players did not attack.

Think about Rodman, even though his offensive ability is not outstanding, he is not deeply loved by his father.

(End of this chapter)