shooting guard era

Chapter 100 123. Milicic
ESPN made predictions for the next half of the schedule when most teams played halfway through the regular season.

They predict that the Cavaliers will attack in the second half and eventually enter the playoffs, while the Bobcats will fall out of the playoffs, on the grounds that the Bobcats are the only team in the playoffs that has experienced an eight-game losing streak team.

Well, this reason is really "convincing".

Everyone knows that ESPN is the most popular media for LeBron James. When James was still a high school student, they broadcast his high school games live across the United States. It was basically a game between adults and children, or that kind of professional Games for athletes and kids.

Although James showed a good talent in that game, the game process was really boring. It was obvious that they wanted to create a topic, a topic that they could always praise in the future.

The nickname "KING" and a series of campaigns are also instigated by ESPN. I have to say that they are very successful. The fans are very polite. They play like a player who came out after four years of college basketball. They are very team-minded.

But people are tired of espn touting James and belittling James' opponents all the time. It's true that James played epic second-year data this year. It's true that he averaged 28 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists per game. But the Cavaliers want to shake The top eight in the East is unlikely.

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that ESPN just wants Hei Yehan, and the statistics can't be black for the time being. His average of 27 points, 10 rebounds and 3 assists per game is not worse than that of James, and his shooting percentage is a little higher.They can only black out the record of the Bobcats. Anyway, it is a prediction, so how can it be possible without some topicality.

At the beginning of the season, they used the Rockets to create topics, predicting that the Rockets would not make it to the playoffs. Now that the Rockets are making great strides under the leadership of Yao Ming and McGrady, they use the Bobcats to create topics.

Knowing this, the Bobcats generals were naturally very upset. They decided to slap ESPN in the face and make it to the playoffs.

"Don't be angry, ESPN people are all clowns. Back then they said that O'Neal could not win the championship, and that Duncan would win countless championships in a row like Jordan did, but now O'Neal has one more championship than Duncan, winning consecutive championships. O'Neill is also here." Said the hoarse voice, the owner of the voice was a strong big man, who didn't look young anymore.

The signings of the Bobcats finally came today!The person who just spoke was Derek Coleman, a highly respected senior.

"They said we can't make it to the playoffs? Boys, you have to work hard, kick those guys' ass for me, and show them the playoffs! Aim for the championship!" Coleman said in a funny tone Said.

"Yes, aim for the championship, hahaha..." Okafor was amused and laughed loudly.

Others also laughed together. The anger caused by ESPN quickly dissipated. Playing and training with emotions outside the game can easily have a negative impact. Coleman, who has changed his clothes in the past two years Room leaders are very good at regulating the emotions of their teammates.

Coleman looked at his teammates who were joking about winning the championship, and sighed silently in his heart, the championship... If he wasn't such a jerk when he was young, he would have already achieved fame by now.

When Coleman was young, he was full of talent and outstanding strength. He was 16+10 in his rookie season, and he was selected to the best team in the second season. You must know that in the early 90s, the insiders could only enter the best team God describes, Barkley, Pippen, James Worthy, Karl Malone, Sean Kemp, Dennis Rodman... Wait, etc. A large group of super forwards are competing for the 6 positions of the best team. In the second year, he snatched one of these places from these people.

However, having become famous at a young age, he soon fell into the trap of praise and began to be complacent, especially after returning from the Olympic Games in 94, he became even more proud.First of all, I looked down on the coach of the team, thinking that he was not as good as the coach of the dream team, Old Nelson.Old Nelson is the best out of so many coaches in the United States. How many team coaches can match him?

But Coleman didn't think so much, he just wanted to confront the coach, be lazy in training, drink too much, and disobey instructions on the field...

Coleman is the leader of the team, and the team's box office is guaranteed. Naturally, no one dares to oppose him, but later, after the NBA was suspended, his strength dropped sharply, and he was naturally sold by the team.

In recent years, Coleman has been wandering around the teams, hugging his thighs everywhere, but he has not touched the championship, and now he has reached the age of retirement.

The older he gets, the more thoroughly he sees things. Coleman feels ashamed of himself, but he doesn't regret it. What's the use of regret?It is better to face everything healthy and happy every day from now on.

Now being traded to the Bobcats by the Pistons, Coleman's championship dream has basically been shattered. He is destined to be unable to win the championship as a player in this life, but he still uses his experience and leadership in the locker room to help the team.

Coleman felt very relieved to see his teammates who were no longer angry and trained with a healthy attitude... except for those two guys.

Coleman looked at Ye Han, who was dominating a court, practicing shooting with his head down, and Milicic, who was loafing in the corner.

These two guys made Coleman feel a little bit incomprehensible.

Coleman on Ye Han's side feels that he can't figure it out. At least he trains well, it's still very hard, and Ye Han's training is so beautiful, all kinds of sudden stop jump shots while dribbling the ball, from time to time To dunk, it is completely free to play, it feels like looking for the feel of the ball.I have to say that Coleman is very experienced, and Ye Han is really getting himself used to the feeling of attacking with the ball.

Coleman on Ye Han's side thought it was normal. He had heard O'Neal say that Kobe was this kind of person, and Ye Han was a player under Jordan's team, so it wasn't surprising.

Another guy who Coleman can't figure out - Milicic, it's really hard to figure it out.If he was depressed when he was in the Pistons and didn't practice shooting every day, Coleman could still figure it out.

But this is all coming to a new team, still a team that lacks insiders, and is still so lazy, which makes people wonder.

Ye Han was also confused. He had finished the last set of training—one hundred goals (every time the ball hits the ground, it can only be bounced once at most before you have to catch the ball, and after you bounce it twice, you have to recalculate) Afterwards, it was found that Milicic had fallen asleep!
What is this guy here for!

Ye Han took the ball, walked up to Milicic, and threw it directly at Milicic's face.

"Ouch"

Milicic was directly knocked to the ground, and he was awakened by the shock...waking up from the pain, he got up and looked at the culprit in front of him, punched Ye Han, and shouted loudly: "It hurts me to death, bastard..."

(End of this chapter)