Basketball glory

After hanging up the phone, except for Tony Allen, everyone else also came to the arena one after another. After all, they had just lost the last game in frustration, and the next game was broadcast live across the United States. At this juncture, no one dared to lose control.

, which naturally includes cancers like Parsons and thorns like Randolph.

Seeing An Ran practicing shooting, Tony Allen stood aside with great interest to help him pick up the ball, observing and thinking, as if looking for some inspiration.

His serious look makes An Ran look a little funny. Who on the Grizzlies team doesn't know that Tony Allen really doesn't have a basketball. He has been in the NBA for so many seasons and has practiced shooting countless times, but he has never made any progress.

"Your wrist movement is very standard, but this force is getting weirder and weirder." Tony Allen's voice reached An Ran's ears, instantly attracting his attention.

"You also think there is a problem with my strength? More than one person has said this, but there is really no improvement in this shot. I think it is already done very well." An Ran said helplessly, Tony Allen and Stack Howe

Sidu pointed out that his own efforts were inappropriate, but how could it be so easy to find the root cause?

An Ran believes that he did not have much contact shooting before, because he did not practice basketball systematically when he was a teenager and when he first came to the United States. He only relied on his enthusiasm.

But when I was in prison, I had already gone through relatively systematic training, and at that time I was focused on nothing else for a few years. Compared to other players, I spent a lot of time training. Although there was only one court and I didn’t practice much shooting, I didn’t do much.

As for how bad it is.

As a defender, Anron was able to make some mid-range shots per game in domestic games. Now in the NBA, even against some role players, Anron felt that there was no offensive space. After these two games, there were no mid-range shots.

If you dare to take action, it will become a big problem.

Tony Allen passed the ball across and said calmly: "Then what else can I do? Keep shooting. Don't be stunned. Look at what I'm doing."

While helping An Ran pick up the ball, he kept urging him to shoot quickly.

An Ran wiped the cold sweat that broke out. You really don't let people breathe. Aren't you tired of running to pick up the ball? Do you want to pass it so fast?

As soon as An Ran stood still, Tony Allen passed the ball over. He had no room to react. He could only catch the ball and shoot, otherwise he would feel the pain of his huge basketball hitting his body.

"Wow, take a break, it's too fast, I'm tired." An Ran complained incessantly, but he couldn't see Tony Allen slowing down at all, and the balls in his hands were passed one after another.

He muttered: "I haven't said I'm tired yet. It's not as easy as you to bend down to pick up the ball. Besides, you came so early, so naturally you have to be worthy of your lack of sleep. The team doesn't need so many missed shots."

Defender."

Baldwin, who was snickering at the side, was startled when he heard this, and then walked away dejectedly. In terms of long-range shooting, he was actually not much better than An Ran. Both of them were unstable in long-range shooting, and they were only about the same level.

Seeing An Ran training so hard, Baldwin felt a little stressed.

It wasn't until his arms felt like they were filled with lead that his movements began to deform. An Ran then begged for mercy: "I can't do it anymore. I really can't do it this time. It's completely useless to throw like this now. I can't make a throw."

After just experiencing an embarrassing 4-for-10 performance, An Ran complained to Tony Allen endlessly that he was too tired, his arm was deformed, and if he couldn't make a shot, why would he practice?

Tony Allen made a gesture of disdain, then stopped and stopped passing the ball. He just said: "Think about it, in normal games, are you more tired at the last minute than this? Opposite opponent.

Should the defense be tighter? You can't even get in this way, it's an empty blue!"

An Ran refused to admit defeat and said, "It's different. What was the atmosphere like back then? How does it feel now? It's different, okay?"

Seeing that An Ran dared to talk back, Tony Allen's expression changed, he frowned and said, "This won't work. We must treat daily life as a competition, so that the competition can be played normally. Otherwise, how can we develop a competition mentality?"

Seeing that Tony Allen was about to go online, An Ran quickly nodded in agreement, which made him nod with satisfaction.

After a while, the players have all arrived, each focusing on their own training. They haven't gathered yet, and the coach hasn't come. This is definitely an opportunity to perform well.

Randolph kept looking towards the door with his little eyes. He occupied the position closest to the main entrance just so that he could see his "efforts" when the coach and boss came.

Although I was already very familiar with Robert Pera and knew all about his personality and preferences, this did not prevent me from using some tricks to gain a better impression.

An Ran was sitting nearby to rest on the floor, when he suddenly saw the training hall door open.

After meeting Fizdale's eyes, Anran's heart skipped a beat for a moment, and then as expected, she saw a dissatisfied look in his eyes. Then she looked at Randolph not far away, and then she calmed down a little.

of anger.

An Ran quickly stood up, and at this moment, he suddenly saw Randolph quietly looking this way without anyone noticing. Apparently he also noticed that Fizdale saw An Ran sitting on the ground.

An Ran could see a sense of pride in his eyes, as if he was saying, young man, you still have a lot to learn.

Ignoring him, An Ran turned his attention to the person behind Fizdale, wanting to see if this legendary boss was as good as he was rumored to be. There were countless legendary examples of him.

It is said that when he just acquired the Grizzlies, he once said in an interview that he hoped to have a one-on-one duel with Michael Jordan. No matter who won, he would give $1 million to charity, but unfortunately Jordan refused.

, calling this nonsense, despite this, Robert Pera was still magnanimous and did not mind Jordan's rudeness.

And it is said that after he acquired the Grizzlies, he not only had to be busy with Ubiquiti Technology Company, but also had to worry about the club. However, he could also go to the field to play basketball with the young men and old men in the community at least twice a week.

You can see how dedicated he is to basketball.

Seeing that the head coach had arrived, the players who were training stopped one after another and prepared to assemble. They had already known the news that the boss was coming.

Baldwin stood by Enron's side, Ennis stood by Parsons' side, and Gasol and Randolph also stood together. The team's positioning has begun to reflect some problems.

Despite this, no one thought it was inappropriate. After all, this is the United States, which advocates individualism and free spirit. Moreover, the atmosphere in the team is not bad. They just have a better personal relationship, so it is not a big deal.

There was a muffled sound, and the door to the training hall opened again. This time, even Tony Allen narrowed his eyes, seeming to be looking for Robert Pera.

One is wearing a brown suit, underwear

A middle-aged man in a pink striped shirt walked in. From a distance, he didn't look calm and intimidating. Instead, he gave people the impression of being careless. But once the eyes were on his face, this feeling disappeared.

Already.

His eyes can speak!

This is Enron's first impression.

His eyes seemed to be able to see through people's hearts, and his shrewd look was completely reflected in them. There was a faint smile on his face, which neutralized the discomfort.

There is no doubt that if such a sharp look is on a wise old man, it is no surprise that it will even make people frightened and dare not look directly, but on a person who is only 40 years old, how much has he gone through.

Things can only be worked out through hard work.

Robert Pera looked around, was startled at first, and then said with a wry smile: "Oh, it seems that I have been too busy with work recently, and I have become so unfamiliar. It's not appropriate."

An Ran was startled when he heard this, and Baldwin beside him also looked uncertain, as if he was thinking about what he meant by saying this.

This is true for new players, but it's different for old players.

Randolph was the first to speak: "Tch~ you do know."

Hearing this, Fizdale's face darkened. He only came to the Grizzlies this season and had been an assistant coach with the Heat before. How could he tolerate a player talking to his boss in this tone?

But the next scene surprised him even more. Gasol also stepped forward, put his arm around his shoulders, and squeezed him with his big hands, as if he was checking something.

It made Robert Pera itchy, and he quickly begged for mercy and said: "I was wrong, I was wrong, I have been trained, okay? Please pinch it gently, it's so itchy."

Gasol laughed when he saw him begging for mercy, but he still cooperated and took his hand back. He knew how strong the hands of NBA players were, and what if he accidentally hurt him.

Mike Conley also stepped forward and hugged him cordially. Robert Pera raised the corner of his mouth slightly and said earnestly: "You, you, it's so difficult to transform you into a muscular man."

Mike Conley was unmoved and just said: "Then give it a try, don't look at me thin, my physical fitness must be better than yours."

Robert Pera's face twitched, he looked at Conley with a resentful look, and then stopped talking.

Fizdale looked at this scene dumbfounded. It was completely unexpected. These players have such a good relationship with the boss? What's going on!

An Ran was equally surprised. She was not familiar with Robert Pera before and did not expect him to be such an easy person to get along with. But with that look in his eyes, An Ran was confident that he would not get it wrong.

The only explanation is that he really loves basketball and regards these players as friends.

"This is the big boss, the real big boss." Baldwin's eyes were filled with fire. Although Memphis is a small ball market, Robert Pera is not a stingy boss. He has always been generous to his players. Baldwin has heard of this.

Already.

An Ran smiled slightly and asked: "What does it have to do with you? The big boss also looks at your ability, otherwise he wouldn't pay you."

Just as An Ran finished speaking, he heard a high-pitched cry: "Um, uh, that buddy who just spoke to me, I don't think you're familiar with me, please introduce yourself."

An Ran moved his eyes and happened to look at each other, and the person he was talking about was himself.