Bishop of the Devil

The game on the court was going on, and Richard looked weird. It seemed that if he continued with the current momentum, Milicic would probably win the All-Star MVP tonight.

This is something Richard never expected...

Although Milicic has entered the All-Star this time, Richard feels that he may just be a soy sauce and make a few noises on the court. Meaning, in the end, there is a high chance that the All-Star MVP will be selected by one of Yao Ming or Iverson. Get it.

After all, Milicic is too young. He was born on June 20, 1985, and is not yet 21 years old...

He is the youngest All-Star player on the court.

Perhaps this is also the reason why the West Lafayette gang is willing to give Milicic the ball. Respecting the old and caring for the young is the tradition that Richard conveyed to them.

West Lafayette players have great respect for big brother figures like Iverson and Ben.

And they love Milicic and other young West Lafayette players.

As long as they have a chance tonight, they will immediately pass the ball to Milicic. Judging from this momentum, as long as the Eastern Conference can win tonight, Milicic has a high chance of winning the All-Star MVP honor.

Richard is also secretly happy for Milicic. Anyway, after receiving this honor, he has officially entered the league's star group.

A kid who had just turned 20 actually won the All-Star MVP. Richard didn't know if this broke any records.

"It seems like he really broke the record. He was the youngest All-Star MVP before. I don't know much about it."

"But under normal circumstances, James won the All-Star MVP this year, and he became the youngest All-Star MVP in NBA history."

"And Milicic is younger than James, so breaking this record is definitely a certainty."

Milicic is indeed smaller than James, and not even a little smaller...

James was born in December 1984, which is half a year older than Milicic.

Richard couldn't help but get excited. He would undoubtedly be rewarded for breaking such a historical record, and he didn't know what he would be rewarded soon.

…

Richard sat on the sidelines watching the game on the court with a smile on his face.

Next to him sat Wade. At this moment, Wade seemed to remember something and smiled at Richard.

"Coach Richard, Coach Cali Perry asked me to say hello to you."

Richard turned to look at Wade, Cali Perry? Wade is a disciple of Cali Perry? I really don’t know this very well.

When Richard got married, Cali Perry came to the event in person and had a drink with Richard.

The two have been friends for ten years, and Cali Perry served as an assistant coach under Richard for a year and won a championship with the Trail Blazers.

I think when Richard first joined the NBA, if he hadn't received a lot of benefits from Cali Perry's Nets, the Blazers wouldn't have been able to rise so rapidly.

The friendship between these two people is quite deep.

But Richard has never heard Cali Perry mention Wade...

"Are you a disciple of Cali Perry?" Richard asked with a frown.

Wade nodded.

"Yes, Calipari has found a good disciple."

"Work hard, I have a hunch that you will leave a strong mark in NBA history this season."

Richard patted Wade on the shoulder and said with a smile.

Richard is not joking. If Wade can win the championship with O'Neal this year, he will be amazing.

He will temporarily become the most successful player among the 2003 Platinum Generation.

Wade was smiling all over his face. Being praised so highly by Richard immediately made him full of confidence in his future career.

In Wade's view, Richard may have shortcomings of one kind or another, but there is one thing that he is not bad at all.

That's how he sees people, and this is something Richard has proven countless times.

…

This year's finals would normally pit the Heat against the Mavericks.

The Heat defeated the Mavericks with a score of 4:2 and won the championship.

Wade was truly outstanding in this round of the Finals, averaging 34.7 points per game and winning the Finals MVP.

It was also in this round of the finals that Nowitzki was kicked out of the game, and countless fans furiously cursed him as a softie.

In fact, this has nothing to do with whether he is soft or not. Nowitzki did not have a good touch in this series, averaging only 39% shooting per game...

As the team's top offensive point, how can such a shooting percentage lead the team to win the championship.

And in this 4:2 big score, the games where Nowitzki's touch was the worst were actually the two games the Mavericks won. After his touch recovered in the next four games, he lost four games in a row...

This is completely unreasonable.

Especially in the last game, it was an unjust loss. No matter what, Nowitzki cannot let Nowitzki take the blame.

In the life-and-death game, Jets Terry made 7 of 25 shots and only scored 16 points. Another outside core, Josh Howard, scored 14 points on 5 of 16 shots...

Of the three offensive cores in the team, two of them feel cold and their scalps are numb. Even if Nowitzki is a god, he will definitely not be able to lead the team to win.

…

Although Nowitzki led the team to the finals this year, this may be the biggest trough of his career.

But five years later, he got another chance to prove himself. This time he seized the opportunity and won one of the most valuable championships in the entire 21st century.

…

Just as Richard was thinking wildly, the All-Star game was coming to an end. There were still three minutes left before the end of the game, and the Eastern team was leading by 8 points.

This eight-point difference is actually nothing in the All-Star Game. It may be recovered in just two minutes.

But at this moment, Popovich made a substitution, replacing several weaker All-Stars in the Western Conference.

Some All-Stars in the Western Conference must be a little dissatisfied, but they can't help it. They can't argue with Popovich because of the All-Stars.

…

"Beep!" The referee blew the whistle to end the game.

The Eastern Conference won this All-Star Game with a 9-point lead.

Milicic recorded a near-triple-double of 29 points, 11 rebounds and 7 assists in this game. If nothing else happens, he will definitely win this year's MVP.

On Wade's side, Richard gave him a lot of playing time out of consideration for his old disciple. In the end, he also scored 23 points, but it was obviously impossible to threaten Milicic. AMVP.

As for O'Neal, he played a standard twenty minutes in this game...

And James' playing time is even less pitiful, only twelve minutes.

He himself said that he didn't want to fight, so Richard still had to give him the emperor's face.

The fans in Cleveland are going crazy. They fully expected James to win the All-Star MVP this year, but Richard gave James 12 minutes of playing time?

For a moment, countless fans at the scene yelled at Richard.

Richard suppressed his laughter and didn't care about the curses at all.

James himself said that he would not play anymore, and that he was just fulfilling his wish. Can he blame himself?

Besides, Duncan only has 12 minutes of playing time tonight. I don’t have any objections to Duncan. What can you have?