Super Basketball Manager

Chapter 316 Infinite Troubles... Infinite Dawn!
On July 7, the Houston Rockets officially announced the implementation of Brent Barry's final year veteran non-guaranteed contract, as well as Jermaine Taylor's and David Anderson's second-year rookie contracts...

December 8th ...

The Miamis traded Battier's signing rights, a trade exception and some cash from Houston...

At that time, "President" Shane Battier, who was promoting activities in China, was ecstatic when he heard about it...

With the return of the "President", the Houston Rockets' full lineup for the new season is officially released...

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C, 11, Yao Ming (5 million in 7600 years, player option in the final year, choice: execute). (DNP)

C, 32, Shaquille O'Neal. (Free market, about 1 million in one year, part of the cash is paid by Cleveland, the specific details have not been disclosed yet...) The starting center.

C/PF, 9, Spencer-Hawes. (The Rockets and the 76ers signed first and then traded. The bargaining chip is Hayes plus some cash, 2W in 250 years) The starting power forward.

C/PF, 0, DeMarcus Cousins. (The 10-year draft, the fifth overall pick, from the New York Knicks, Sacramento Kings, three-way trade, paid chips OJ-Mayo)

C, 13, David Anderson. (3 million for 750 years, the first two years are a fully guaranteed contract of 480 million US dollars, and the second year will be implemented)
PF/SF/SG, 31, Sean Battier (Rockets and Miami, through transaction exceptions and some cash, 2 years 480 million, veteran guarantee contract.) Starting SF.

SF, 33, Nicolas Batum (Rockets signed and traded with Blazers first, and the chip was Budinger plus some cash, the second year of the rookie)
SF/SG, 5, Jermaine Taylor ([-]nd year rookie)
SF/SG, 24, Paul George (the 10th draft, the [-]th overall pick, traded from Bobcats and Pacers, traded pick to Rockets, details not disclosed.)
SG/PG, 3, Allen Iverson (two-year veteran's basic salary, salary not disclosed, final year player option, choice: execute.)
SG, 7, JR-Smith (4 million in 600 years, 290 million salary in the last year, definitely out of contract next season) starts SG.

SG, 1, Tracy McGrady (McGrady, who was re-dressed, regained the No. 1 jersey after Trevor Ariza left Houston, mid-level Bird terms, about 600 million this season).

PG/SG, 2, Eric Bledsoe (10 draft, No.14 pick)

PG/SG, 4, Brent Barry (5 years, $750 million, final year non-guaranteed)

PG, 10, Teodosic (from free signing transfer, CSKA Moscow, 2 years, 750 million, second year player option.)
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At the moment when the Rockets lineup was released, Ron spent all of the 4000 million salary, but in ESPN's operating list this summer, the signings of the Aerospace City people were clearly rated as A-…

Second only to Miami, which gathered the Big Three of the 03 golden generation this summer...

ESPN Comments: This seems to be an old set, but in fact it is a combination of the old, middle and young generations. Let’s not talk about the outlook for next season. However, the general manager of the Houston Rockets, Ron, was able to choose to rebuild the team when the team’s players were poached by many teams. It is absolutely impossible to keep all the complete lineup from last season. It is worthy of praise from their fans in terms of spirit and courage... Even if Yao Ming cannot return before the start of the regular season, with Tracy McGrady, Iverson, O’Neal and other three players will definitely enter the Hall of Fame in the future Members, their records will not be worse than leaving Mayo, Dragic, Lowry, Scola, Nick Young and others with 4000 million US dollars. If they want to have a deeper breakthrough, they must let the young talents headed by Cousins, Paul George and others realize their talents as soon as possible...

Of course, perhaps based on what we knew about Ron last season, before the trade deadline comes, he does have the possibility and capital to make waves again...

But we must be soberly aware that Adelman does have the ability to turn decay into magic, but if he faces not a group of thriving second-rate players eager to win, but aces (or cancers) from three different former teams, and a temporary army composed of notorious slackers, sick people and nightclub regulars-his smooth personality will only make the team difficult...

So we can only pin everything on that magical super manager, and hope that he will be like Tomjanovich back then, with the Rockets who own the glider, the big dream, the big mouth Barkley, the alien Cassel, and Kenny Smith.

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As soon as the lineup was released, the chubby brother Brett rushed to Ron's general manager's office immediately...

At this time, Ron was humming a ditty, reading praises from all over the motherland and the authoritative media in the United States, and his mood was beyond...

"Hey! See? Barkley has to describe us as an unbeatable team... A few months ago, many people thought that I could only recruit from the Granville Valley Vipers to make up the number..." Ron looked confident: "Yes, everyone said how powerful the Big Three of the Heat are. So we have the 'Big Four'! ESPN's preview list, dare you put us in the top three in the combat power list?"

Brett was a little dismissive of Ron's smugness: "It's a pity, sir... If the game starts, we must be the first one to be beaten with black noses and swollen faces..."

"Sorry?" Ron raised his head paranoidly: "I didn't understand what you meant, I don't think..."

"No... It is true that we can win 40-50 games from the book and statistics..." He frowned suddenly, which whetted Ron's appetite: "But you know what? On the basketball court, there is one thing that is different from statistics... For example, those damn 'roundings'..."

"Round... to five?" Ron curled his lips in confusion...

"For example, the average playing time of a certain player is 3%...Statistics can count these into every game, but what about in real games? He is likely to be DNP (not played) by the coach..." Bright: "Also, I have seen the starting list and rotation lineup and the time allocation of each player...This is not the same as our expectation..."

"What? What's different?"

"...McGrady...Iverson...and Paul George and Cousins...The first two only played more than 10 minutes per game, and their positions almost overlapped...The most important thing is the latter two...They are the '3%' players I mentioned earlier...This can only make our overall plan reimburse Ron!"

"I understand how you feel..." Ron stroked the little chubby brother's back: "But you need to know that the Roman Empire was not built in a day... It takes a process... Many things can only find the right direction through continuous grinding and detours..."

"Okay..." He looked at Ron and shrugged: "Then I mean, if the development of things deviates from our expectations, will you put pressure on the coaching staff?"

"Of course... why do you think you have to come to a preseason game every season?" Ron said with a chuckle: "I have the final say here..."

"Then OK! Get ready for a losing streak in the preseason!"

He spoke quite sincerely, almost with a well-thought-out plan...

What really surprised Ron was that it was really hard for him to believe that Aon, who was able to lead the common people team to dominate last season, could not handle such a team that roughly matched the situation, but had a few more new characters...

Of course, this time it is no longer starting from 10 wins and 23 losses, at least everyone is on the same starting line in the new season...

　"For example, the average playing time of a certain player is 3%...Statistics can count these into every game, but what about in real games? He is likely to be DNP (not played) by the coach..." Bright: "Also, I have seen the starting list and rotation lineup and the time allocation of each player...This is not the same as our expectation..."

　　
　
(End of this chapter)