Legendary Basketball Tycoon

In the general manager's office of the Island Garden Arena Center, Mitch Kupchak is giving a report to the "Prince Prince", and head coach K.C. Jones is sitting on the sofa next to him.

In fact, as soon as the "4 rules" are introduced, it's better for rookies or losers, but some veterans can't sit still. After all, they have been in the league for so long. Knowing the twists and turns inside, some rules are hard to accept. Leave. It is the best choice. After the press conference, several uncles signed up.

In fact, Bruce wanted to make the team a warm home in the NBA. Putting aside those hurtful trades, Bruce also wanted to try his best to keep the players selected by his draft. There is no way to live. Although rookies come in and old guys leave every year, Bruce only wants them to treat this as a family. After removing the 12-man roster, the remaining 3 places are those of players who are forced to leave and want to come back. .

That's all Bruce can do. Although the NBA is a business league, he doesn't want to use these dirty deals on his own people. If Bruce is really like other bosses, he won't care about the players' feelings at all. I want to let him Get out of here, and it's up to you whether you want it or not...

There are three people who are looking for Mickey Kupchak to sign up and are going to leave, Jason Williams, Dale Davis, and Leder Ikells.

"Mickey, you are responsible for these three. After the winter window opens, trade them all. You know what I want." Bruce said to Mickey Kupchak.

"Understood, Prince." Mickey Kupchak understood in seconds, knowing that Bruce was very cold with these miscellaneous troops and would only need the direct line of his own choice.

"Coach K.C, before the winter trading window opens, these three people will arrange more time to play, so that they can use more data so that Mickey can operate well."

"By the way, this season you will definitely be very difficult. I suggest you rotate more players and let those players play the game, because there are big moves behind the team and players need to be traded after the end of the season."

K.C. Jones also knows that the expansion team is not easy to play. In the first two seasons, the team may only be at the bottom.

"Then I will trade a few players back."

Both Bruce and Mickey Kupchak looked at him, and finally Bruce smiled: "I'm sorry, coach KC, this year the team will only not be able to get in, but I will maintain the 12-man roster, and I will rotate 12 people, so it hurts. I'm sorry."

K.C. Jones was not originally a direct line of Blues, but just over-coaching, and would not participate in the blues plan to trade a direct line with a brand name, so he didn't know anything about it.

"Mickey, I need a top ten lottery pick next year and a top ten lottery pick next year. It's best to be the unprotected one. If there is really no way to get the top three protection or the top five protection, it is fine. "

"If you can get an unprotected sign, you can increase it when necessary, and some players on the team can be traded in."

"Come on, Mickey, coach K.C, let's discuss the main framework of the team and the players that can be traded."

That night, Bruce led the two to sort out the main lineup of the New York Hans team and the weights that can be traded.

Attached to the list of the New York Hans in 1992:

Center C: Alonzo Mourning (main force), Jason Williams (substitute and traded), Bisson Dler (tradeable), Sean Lukes (traded)

Power forward PF: Dell Davis (main force plus trade), Chris Gatling (substitute)

Small forward SF: Leder Ikells (main force plus trade), Cedric Ceballos (substitute can be traded), Popeye Jones (trade)

Shooting guard SG: Hu Weidong (main), Bobby Phils (substitute), David Wesley (tradeable)

Point guard PG: Avery Johnson (main player) Darrell Armstrong (substitute can be traded), Brent Price (trade)

Bruce looked at the compiled list, thoughtful.

With this lineup, I am afraid that it will be the bottom of the new season, but our "prince" does not want the top pick. In 1993, there were only two superstars, Weber and Hardaway. The former is difficult to manage, and the latter overlaps with Hu Weidong. Not be considered.

Even from now to 96 years ago, Bruce is not going to be a complete mess. The reason is simple. Except for Tim Duncan, there hasn’t been a star that needs him to be a bad player in the past few years. Even Kidd and Hill in 1994, Garnett in 1995, and Iverson in 1996 were not what Bruce wanted. player of.

It was too early, and Bruce believed that Stern would directly and secretly draw Bruce the number one lottery in order to speed up the expansion of the Chinese market. Please, there are not many opportunities for Stern to cheat. You have to grasp it carefully, and you can't waste this precious opportunity.

At least Tim Duncan and Yao Ming deserve this opportunity. The former is the cornerstone of the team and the latter is the complex. Do you really think that Bruce can win the No. 1 lottery by virtue of his luck after the bad show?

"Coach K.C, I hope you will try to win every game without the players being injured, and the team will try not to be bad. This year is the first year of the New York Hans, and I hope to have a good start."

Bruce said awe-inspiringly. God knows what he thinks?

Because there are still a few days to start the regular season of the new season, so after the team assembled, Bruce also watched the training situation.

I really don’t know if I was surprised at a glance, what are these things? What kind of mess did you hit?

Bruce is angry. After a four-month break, don't you guys train to stay in shape? It's like being crazy during the holidays during the school days, and trying to catch up with homework when the school starts.

You are professional players, where is your professionalism? Was chewed by a dog?

Although the team doesn't require results in the new season, it can't be so embarrassing. It's weird that you don't get other teams to win 10 or 20 games in a row.

"Prince Prince" got angry for the first time, scolded all the players on the team and ordered K.C. Jones to rectify the team.

Bruce was so angry that he was annoyed to see these people, and he couldn't keep up. He sulked and left the arena with Mickey Kupchak.

"I really want to trade them all. In four months, look at what they are doing. Mickey, order to go. All players must train according to the trainer Aaron Nelson's request. Whoever fails will be injured. List of sicknesses, when will they be qualified and when will they come back."

After returning to the villa, Bruce talked to Mickey Kupchak with hatred for iron and steel.

Bruce knew that he was too inexperienced. Didn't he know that he would concentrate on training a month in advance, or pull the team back to China to play a friendly match with the national team.

Let these people play for so long, and look at all the brains full of fat, they are almost unable to walk, this is his fault.

Bruce also secretly vowed to learn from this lesson, and to train a month or half a month before the start of each new season.

Some of the players in the arena also knew that they were too shameless. All of them were training hard and regaining their physical condition. After all, they were scolded by an eight-year-old child and their faces were dull.

With the passage of time, the first game of the New York Hans' regular season game against the Milwaukee Bucks has arrived.