NBA: I'm really the Chosen One

Chapter 118

Li Zheng directly stated at the press conference that he would not support the team's trade of Zach Randolph, and emphasized that Randolph is an important member of their team. Randolph's diagnosis was due to a finger injury. This kind of answer not only failed to calm the public opinion, but made Li Zheng bear a notorious reputation as Manager Li. Those who hated Li Zheng took this interview as direct evidence that Li Zheng manipulated the management to dominate his teammates.

Randolph returned to the game under the persuasion of Li Zheng and Roy, but what is worrying is that Randolph's mood is very bad, and the Blazers seem to have returned to that less united state again.

Two days later, Bill Simmons formally apologized on ESPN's program, but he still insisted that his news was absolutely true. Pritchard later found Li Zheng, saying that it should be the Grizzlies management who deliberately leaked information about Randolph's trade plan. For specific details, they were laid out by Jerry West.

In the end, the Trail Blazers team doctor announced that Zach Randolph was sidelined for four weeks due to his thumb injury. Randolph also refused all media interviews. After all, Li Zheng promised at the beginning of the season that Zach Randolph would stay in the team, but now the management has backtracked, which has shaken the hearts of other players.

Everyone doesn't want to compare it as a commodity for no reason, especially when the team is going smoothly and maintaining a winning streak. This kind of backstab from the management hurts morale. Li Zheng is also a little angry. He promised at the beginning of the season He will let Randolph play well, and now that Randolph has done it, the management has started to behave badly again.

Li Zheng broke into the manager's office angrily, and Pritchard's expression was not good, but Li Zheng still fired without any scruples, "Kevin, I won't say it again."

Li Zheng pulled the cigarette from Pritchard's mouth, "Don't touch me." Then he pressed the burning cigarette firmly on the table.

Pritchard was so angry that he didn't dare to show the slightest in front of Li Zheng. Li Zheng had already engraved his name in the bones of this team. He regretted rashly starting the trade negotiations with Randolph. These old guys There are 1 bad ideas in my heart, no, Jerry West showed how to destroy the chemical reaction of a top three team in the Western Conference without using a single soldier.

"Damn it!" Pritchard kicked over the table, he just wanted to take advantage of this fat man's better fight and shoot him in a high position?What's wrong with this?Still don't touch my people?Who does he think he is?Godfather?

Pritchard looked viciously at Li Zheng's receding back. Michael Jordan had proved that playing well does not mean good vision. Li Zheng would regret his choice today. Randolph is an incorrigible guy. regrettable.
After experiencing a series of turmoil, the Blazers lost two of three games. After losing to the Washington Wizards, they narrowly beat the Philadelphia 76ers, and then narrowly lost to the Phoenix Suns at home.

Aldridge couldn't support the bombardment of inside scorers such as Stoudemire, Marion, and Jamison. Although Li Zheng scored 45 points and 43 points in the two losses, others could not stand up for Li Zheng. Sharing the pressure, the Blazers finally lost consecutive opponents, and will go to the Denver Plateau to challenge the Nuggets in the next game. This nightmarish away game is back to back.

People have firmly believed that Li Zheng is about to face the first crisis of his rookie season, the first consecutive loss in his life, but people prefer to ridicule Li Zheng's unique rookie wall. Others' rookie wall is caused by his poor state. The team lost and hit the rookie wall. Only Li Zheng, the pervert, hit the wall because his teammates were not in good shape.

When Stoudemire hugged and greeted Li Zheng after the game, he told Li Zheng unabashedly that asking him to trade himself to Portland caused considerable controversy, and Li Zheng waved his hands in disgust without hesitation. The refusal sparked countless discussions.

Cleveland Business Daily reporter Brian Wenhorst bombarded Lee as a hypocritical player who loves to manipulate the team and pursue privileges. Trade Randolph for all kinds of powerful teammates, such as Stoudemire, Gasol, and even Yao Ming. Lee is a hypocritical businessman, and LeBron James is a better player.

Washington Post reporter Ben Wilson also said that it is not a black point to want to play brother basketball with Stoudemire, but it is very inappropriate to deliberately put on a show in front of the media.

Many fans also said that if Li Zheng doesn't like Zach Randolph, he can let the management kick him out of the team. He doesn't need to flirt with other outstanding players, especially those who are in deep trading turmoil, and deliberately force his teammates to leave the team.

Li Zheng finally felt the pressure from the media. Li Zheng, who has been enjoying the wind all year round, has almost forgotten the ugliness of the media. When the team lost two games in three games, these evil wolves finally showed their true colors. Li Zheng finally remembered that what he wanted was Tame these wolves and break their teeth instead of letting them tear their own flesh.

Li Zheng found Ern Tailun, and Ern Tailun gave him an OK gesture.

The first person to lose his job was Ben Simmons. Li Zheng used the power of minority shareholders to control this writer who loves to pile up all kinds of data. Bill Simmons was surprised to find that ESPN not only canceled his column but also paid him for breach of contract. He filed a lawsuit, and then he realized that he seemed to have kicked the iron plate.

The news that Brian Wenhorst, a reporter from the Cleveland Integrity Business Daily, was illegally accepted bribes from a brokerage company to write malicious news and was investigated by the Internal Revenue Service appeared on an inconspicuous small section of USA Today, and Ben Wilson also changed his attitude. Said that he publicly apologized for his abrupt, irrational, and subjective speech a few days ago.

Of course, fans don't care about the lack of these familiar or unfamiliar names in the news. They prefer to see Li Zheng dunking opponents, and Li Zheng scored 40 or 50 points again. For many basketball practitioners, they finally understand that some money cannot be taken.

Li Zheng finally understood how difficult it is to be a good person in this league. Earn Tailun looked at the young man with satisfaction, and lamented that he finally understood the real rules of this world.

Denver Pepsi Center.

Denver fans saw a Lee Jung who had never appeared before. Before the opening, they felt the murderous look in Lee Jung's eyes. When he came out, he clapped his hands with his teammates expressionlessly, as if he was saying goodbye to the big boy from the past. , 22-year-old Lee Jung seems to have finally completed his rite of passage.

(End of this chapter)