pinnacle of basketball

Chapter 76 Senior Scout
Jameer Martin, the NBA's gold medal scout, most of the rookies who entered the league from him played well, the most famous of which is James Bryant, who led the Los Angeles Lakers to win this year's championship as a third-year player.

"You were in the game just now?" In fact, Mu Chenfeng had noticed his existence a long time ago. There is no such well-dressed person in the slums, and he does not belong to this place just like himself.

"Jamil Martin!" The man took the initiative to show his favor and handed over his business card in a friendly manner.

"You are Martin?" Fu Di was so excited that he almost lost the ability to speak, and his fingers kept shaking.

Mu Chenfeng turned his head and asked, "Why, do you know each other?"

"Jamil Martin, he is a well-known scout in the NBA, and he is very accurate." Fu Di showed a look of admiration. Who would have thought that he would meet such a man of power in the slums.

However, he should have appeared in prestigious basketball schools such as Duke, UCLA, or Kentucky to observe those who may rule the NBA in the future, but he did not wander among the famous schools like other scouts, trying his best to persuade those so-called rising stars to join his team. Instead, he appeared in the most unlikely slums.

The slums of the United States are the cradle of superstars, and there are many superstars who can change the league structure. However, most of these players have performed well in the NCAA league, and then they are picked up by scouts, and then brought into the NBA, and then dominate the league.

Few scouts go directly into the slums to find players, and Kyle Terry is only 16 years old. The earliest time he entered the league was 2 years later. 2 years is enough to turn a player upside down.

Another point is that Kyle Terry has been pre-booked by Chicago. Even if he enters the NBA, he can only play for the Chicago Bulls. Jameer Martin, as a scout for the Los Angeles Lakers, blatantly came to his site to grab people. He is really fat.

Originally, Martin came to Chicago with only one purpose, but accidentally discovered another genius, and the hometown of this genius is China! ! !

The league has not seen Chinese players for several years. The appearance of Mu Chenfeng made Jamie Martin think that it is time to bring Chinese players back to the NBA.

"How old are you this year?" Martin raised his head slightly. With a height of only 170cm, he always raises his head when communicating with players. This angle looks very kind.

"16." Mu Chenfeng answered truthfully.

"I'm also 16." Fu Di also added a sentence.

This is the closest he has been to the NBA in his life, and it is simply the pinnacle of his life.

"Can I test some data about you?" Jamil Martin got straight to the point and didn't hold back at all. He immediately asked Mu Chenfeng for his body data.

"Me?" Mu Chenfeng pointed to his nose suspiciously.

"Of course." Martin nodded gently.

"Quickly agree." Seeing Mu Chenfeng hesitated, Fu Di next to him became anxious and hinted desperately.This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. How many people try their best to show their abilities to these scouts and let them see themselves. Now that the opportunity comes to them, a fool will refuse.

"Yes, but I have one condition." Although Mu Chenfeng agreed, but the data cannot be given to the other party for free, he also put forward his own appeal.

"Brother, what conditions do you want to ask? Don't we have any points in our own minds?" Ask the scouts to ask for conditions?Mu Chenfeng simply said that the most indispensable thing in this land of the United States is someone who can play basketball well. He forced Martin to turn around and leave, and it was too late to cry.

Fu Di's words are rough and reasonable, but he still overlooked a very important thing. The United States does not lack good players, but they lack Chinese people who are good players.

"Yes, but there can only be one request." Martin is an out-and-out businessman, and a businessman has his own rules, and it is most fair to change one for one.

Mu Chenfeng said, "I want Kyle Terry's data."

This puts Jamil Martin in a dilemma. Player data is highly confidential. Except for the relevant personnel of the team, scouts are not allowed to give these data to others without authorization.

Especially for key objects like Kyle Terry, the data is particularly important. Only the team management can read these materials, and others have no chance to see them.

Jameer Martin is an extremely professional scout! ! !

"Deal!" Martin accepted Mu Chenfeng's rude request.

"Really agree?" Martin's performance completely overturned Fu Di's perception of scouts. Such important player information is like a commodity in his hands and can be exchanged at will.

"As a scout, I want to maximize the value of the collected data. I can exchange one person's data to get another person's data, and I will get the data value of two people at the same time. Why not do it."

If you think about it carefully, there is nothing wrong with what you said. Don’t scouts exist just to collect player information?Besides, even if the data is given to Mu Chenfeng, it won't have any effect.

"Are you not afraid that I will hand over his data to others?" Mu Chenfeng asked.

"Not afraid." Martin replied decisively.

"why?"

"Because you are Chinese."

"thanks."

This is a win-win deal, and both parties get what they want from the transaction.

Martin set the time for the test to be three days later, in order to allow Mu Chenfeng's body to get enough rest, so as to ensure the accuracy of the test data.

To show his sincerity, Jameer Martin first gave Kyle Terry's data to Mu Chenfeng. The data is not some simple scoring, but a lot of formula calculations. When various data are integrated into specific formulas, the obtained things can only be understood by very few people.

After getting the data but not understanding it, the data has no practical significance. Mu Chenfeng and Fu Di stared at the dense calculations, feeling like fools.

"What is this? I don't understand it at all." Fu Di's eyes were dazzled.

You need to find someone who is proficient in data.

"Data." When it comes to data, the first image that pops up in Mu Chenfeng's mind is Li Yao. Although the title of "database" is self-proclaimed, he does have a way of researching data, but he doesn't know if his database has extended to the category of Americans.

In short, let's treat a dead horse as a living horse doctor. Mu Chenfeng sent all the data of Kyle Terry to Li Yao, hoping that he can crack it.

Half an hour later, a reply was received.

(End of this chapter)