Basketball's No. 1 Anti-Fan

Chapter 70 Leave him here!
It is sonorous, resounding, and as enlightening as lightning.

Everyone was stunned.

Han Sen's words were arrogant, but they were all true.

The victory over the Magic was thanks to Hansen's buzzer beater.

The win over the Celtics was thanks to Hansen's 25 points.

Without Han Sen, their starting team couldn't even beat the three teams led by Han Sen!

No one answered because it was impossible to refute.

After saying these words, Han Sen turned and left.

"Wait!" At this moment, someone called out to Han Sen.

"Let's fight again!" It was Mo Williams. He seemed unwilling to accept the defeat and was ready to win back.

"You should first convince the Magic to play another round of the Eastern Conference Finals with you." Han Sen left the training hall without even turning his head.

"Crazy, this guy is crazy!" After Hansen left, Vallejo started yelling again.

"Shut up!" James' face looked very ugly.

Leading the team's main players to lose to a bench player led by a rookie, this was definitely the most humiliating day for him since entering the NBA.

This was more humiliating than when he was swept by the Spurs in the finals.

"If people outside knew what happened today, you would all be in trouble."

After uttering a harsh remark, James motioned for Ferry to step aside and talk.

Brown hesitated to speak at this time. Based on his understanding of Hansen, even if they didn't say it, Hansen would definitely run out and tell.

"Keep him!"

After leaving the training hall, James spoke directly in an almost commanding tone.

Ferry turned his head in shock, thinking he had heard it wrong.

After Han Sen humiliated the entire Cavaliers team in such a humiliating way, James actually wanted him to keep Han Sen?

"Tell him that everything that happened in the past was a misunderstanding. If he needs it, I can ask Brown to apologize to him and keep him." James repeated.

Ferry was still puzzled.

"Do you acknowledge his strength?"

"I need this championship." James' answer was very realistic.

Ferry finally understood.

As a top 3D player, Hansen can help the Cavaliers complete the championship puzzle, but it will still be difficult to beat the Lakers.

The main problem is that no one can match Kobe at the critical moment.

Or it can be said that, just like in the Christmas game, the Cavaliers can play against the Lakers in a evenly matched situation.

But when it comes to the decisive moment of the fourth quarter, the Cavaliers' performance will be silenced.

This has something to do with James' technical characteristics. He is not very good at playing key offensive shots.

But today, Han Sen showed that ability, and it was even stronger than before.

Keeping Han Sen not only means we have a piece of the championship puzzle, but also a player who can score points at critical moments, killing two birds with one stone.

"Go quickly."

Seeing that Ferry understood, James urged him.

After Ferry ran away, James let out a long sigh.

His mind is still full of the scene when Hansen played against him. The defensive pressure that this kid gave him when he was at full strength was no less than any top defender in the league!

This kind of player, every single one of them, who can be a teammate, must not be allowed to become an opponent.

If this ends up in the hands of his championship rival, that would be the most fatal thing.

So from any perspective, the Cavaliers must keep Hansen.

Ferry searched the second floor but could not find Han Sen.

He began to get anxious, and sweat began to break out on his forehead.

If Han Sen really leaked this news before he found Han Sen, there would be no room for maneuver.

He quickly called the security guard at the door to ask if Han Sen had left the stadium.

As a result, there was an unexpected surprise after the call.

"Han Sen and a reporter are in the lounge on the first floor." Han Sen, and a reporter?
Ferry's mind worked quickly and he immediately realized that the situation was not good.

Han Sen had planned this long ago!
He quickly ran to the lounge, pushed the door open, and saw that just as the security guard had said, Hansen was sitting face to face with Khalil.

There was another person sitting at the door. It was Hansen's agent, Thomas.

The three people inside turned their heads in confusion.

After today's incident, Han Sen knew that Ferry would definitely come looking for him, but he didn't expect it to be so soon.

And judging by the beads of sweat on Ferry's forehead, this can be considered non-stop work.

Was Ferry so eager to get him out of here?

But this is good news. After all, the purpose of his doing this is to get the Cavaliers to trade him.

It is better to come early than late. If we can reach an agreement today, that would be the best.

Han Sen asked Khalil to wait for him outside.

"Have you started yet?" Ferry asked just as Khalil stood up.

Khalil shook his head.

Ferry was relieved when he saw it.

This behavior made Han Sen a little confused. What on earth was Ferry doing here?
"We want you to stay." After Khalil left, Ferry looked at Hansen and got straight to the point.

Han Sen was stunned.

Did he hear it correctly?
Ferry said to keep him, not trade him?

"You can ask for anything you want, except the trade, of course." Thomas had already sat next to Hansen.

"Han must stay on the court at critical moments." Thomas said at this time.

"This is natural."

“No less than 30 minutes of playing time.”

"can."

“Second only to LeBron’s tactical position in the team.”

"no problem."

Thomas stopped and turned to look at Hansen.

Han Sen laughed. What's this?
Before, when he wanted to play well, you restricted him here and there. Now that he wants to leave, you tell him you can give him anything?
Of course, he knew that even Ferry didn't have that power.

The only two people who have this power are Cavaliers owner Gilbert and James.

So, this is what James meant?
Or did he defeat James?

That seems to be the case.

Although his overall strength is not as good as Irving and far inferior to Wade, in terms of functionality, he is actually a player of the same type.

Or he is now Mo Williams, who has a more single offensive method but a lot of defensive plus.

No matter which one it is, James won't be willing to let him go.

Hey!
Han Sen had thought of many possible endings, but he had never considered this possibility.

It’s not that I can’t think of it, it’s that I haven’t thought about it at all.

James is really flexible.

"Of course we all know that you have suffered a lot of grievances. If you need, I can ask Brown to apologize to you."

Han Sen laughed again.

But this time it's for Brown.

He felt that he was already a clown because of all the criticism he had received for his black fans, but that was nothing in front of Brown.

It's really a shame for a head coach to have reached this level.

But what's the point of asking Brown to apologize?
None of that was Brown's intention.

"What if LeBron apologizes?" Han Sen looked at Ferry.

He knew that was impossible.

If you ask the Chosen One to apologize to someone, isn't that the same as asking him to kneel down in front of someone?

However, only extremely impossible conditions could make the Cavaliers trade him.

(End of this chapter)