NBA Ten Thousand Worlds Bishop

Chapter 31
On the afternoon of the game day, Davidson found Muresan. On such an important day tonight, Davidson must give Muresan a good command.

"George, tonight is the real debut of your career, you must work harder."

"Leaving aside the offensive end, rebounding and defense must be at a good level. This is very important and determines your future status in the team." Davidson said to Muresan with a serious expression.

Muresan nodded solemnly, "Wilson, I will definitely not let you down."

"I will protect the rebounds and defend well on the court!"

"Okay, tonight is your battle to become famous, and I believe that your headline will definitely appear in the newspaper tomorrow!" Davidson said excitedly.

Muresan's conviction, or loyalty to him, Davidson could clearly feel.

This also made Davidson more and more aware of the horror of the club, which could actually affect people's hearts in reality.

If there is no influence from the club, even if Davidson has helped Muresan, at most Muresan has maintained a deep friendship with Davidson, and it is unlikely that Davidson will follow his lead as he is now.

……

There is about an hour before the start of the game, and Chuck Daly is mobilizing the players before the game.

Davidson sat in the corner of the locker room and began to calculate.

The calculation is naturally the six-dimensional equation system that Sledgehammer said.

After six preseason games, Davidson also obtained sufficient sample data.

The main reason is that Muresan did not score in two games, and only had steals in two games, so the difficulty of calculation has become much smaller.

Davidson, who finally figured out the result, was full of confusion.

"As expected, Muresan's career life is really not long, only six short years." Davidson sighed.

Although he had already prepared for the worse before calculating, for example, Muresan only played for three years...

"Six years, let's say six years. Although it's a bit short, it's still better than three years." Davidson comforted himself with a wry smile.

The calculated results not only include Muresan's career lifespan, but also the ratio of the five benign data to evolution coins.

1.2 points, 3.1 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 5.4 blocks, 7.9 steals, these are the results calculated by Davidson.

As far as scoring is concerned, Muresan scored 1 point on the field. After the game, as long as he wins, regardless of the player's career life, Davidson can get 1.2 points of evolution coins.

Considering that Muresan only has a career life span of six years, Davidson's income can be doubled by 2.5 times.

If you lose, it will naturally be halved.

……

Before eight o'clock in the evening, the players began to enter the field, and Davidson also entered the field behind Chuck Daly.

Just walking to the bench, Davidson looked weird.

Because the soft female voice sounded in his mind.

"The natal player's debut mission is triggered."

"Please wait for the buyer, the club will issue matching tasks according to the situation of the players."

Davidson knew it in his heart. Although he didn't discuss the debut mission with Sledgehammer in detail, but according to the club's tips, he can probably guess that different natal players must have different debut missions.

It's normal to think about it. Players in different positions must be good at different things. It is definitely not realistic for a point guard to issue a task of how many rebounds and blocks.

After about 5 minutes, the soft female voice sounded again.

"Mission matching completed."

"George Muresan of the D-level mammoth system, the goal of his debut mission is to get 18 rebounds and 5 blocks in a single game."

"After the task is completed, the buyer will receive a special debut task reward."

After accepting the task, Davidson frowned.

18 rebounds and 5 blocks?This first show is really too difficult.

Although Muresan performed outstandingly in the preseason, his best stats were only 11 rebounds and 3 blocks, which is quite a big gap compared to the goal of this task.

Maybe because Muresan is a mammoth system player, the mission goals given by the club are only blocks and rebounds that mammoth system players are good at, and do not include other data such as scoring.

Even so, the task was so difficult that Davidson frowned.

If Rodman is his natal player, then Davidson doesn't worry about rebounding at all. Rodman averaged 18.3 rebounds per game last season. For him, getting 18 rebounds in a single game is just a piece of cake.

But Muresan is not Rodman. Although his rebounding attributes are good, reaching 91 points, compared with Rodman's rebounding monsters, the gap is still quite large.

Of course, the 91-point rebound attribute does not mean that there is no chance to grab 18 rebounds. It can only be said that the difficulty is not small, and Muresan needs to work hard.

As for the data of the five blocked shots, it is actually quite difficult.

Now the task goal requires Muresan to get 18 rebounds and 5 blocks at the same time. It is conceivable how much headache Davidson has.

"George, you must work hard on the court tonight, and you must get more than 18 rebounds and 5 blocks." Davidson whispered to Muresan before the game started.

Muresan looked shocked, 18 rebounds and 5 blocks?

"Wilson, although I feel that I may not be able to hit such a stat, but don't worry, I will work hard." After being surprised, Muresan said firmly to Davidson.

"Beep beep!" The referee blew the whistle to start the game, and the starters of both sides began to appear on the stage.

Nets starting lineup: Muresan, Coleman, Edwards, Morris and Kenny Anderson.

The Nets sit at home tonight, and their opponent is the Miami Heat in the same division.

The Heat are a perimeter-centric team, and the two strongest offensive points in the team are all perimeter players.

However, this does not mean that the Heat are weak on the inside. Their starting center Ronnie Sekali is strong and has won the honor of the most improved player of the season before.

Speaking of Sekali, fans will immediately think of his feat of 34 rebounds in a single game last season, surpassing Rodman's 27 and becoming the single-game rebound leader in the 92-93 season.

Blame Rodman for being able to press the rebound. It can be seen that Sekali really has two brushes on the rebound.

But to say that his rebounding strength surpasses Rodman's, that's certainly not the case.

Not to mention Rodman, there are many players in the league with better rebounding ability than him.

The reason why he was able to hit an astonishing statistic of 34 rebounds is, in the final analysis, due to luck.

In that game, his opponent was the Washington Bullets. The Bullets were well-known in the Eastern Conference and had a weak interior. As a result, Sekali seized the opportunity and racked up such explosive rebounding data in one fell swoop.

In Davidson's view, Sekali's rebounding strength may not be as strong as Muresan's today. He is optimistic that Muresan can beat Sekali on the rebounds, but he just doesn't know if Muresan can get the 18 rebounds required by the task.

(End of this chapter)