Back in 84, he became Jordan’s lifelong enemy!

Chapter 187 Rookies, come and worship the true God!

"Congratulations to the host. Through unremitting efforts, he successfully won the NBA championship in the 84/85 season and will be rewarded with 3000 experience points!"

"Congratulations to the host, for winning the NBA League 84/85 season finals MVP award for the first time, awarding 2000 experience points!"

"Congratulations to the host, you successfully unlocked the organizational ability project training. The distance to the next unlock is 491/10000!"

This is the experience reward Su Wen received after leading his team to win the championship.

Winning the championship will directly earn you 3000 experience points, and then winning the FMVP will earn you another 2000 experience points, plus the accumulated experience from a total of 21 playoff games, as well as the remaining 4000 experience points after unlocking the last three-point shooting training program. , allowing him to meet the unlocking conditions instantly.

This time, what the system unlocks is organizational capabilities.

This kind of innate and exclusive ability can no longer be improved by technical ability alone through training alone.

It requires the cooperation of the team, in the form of the team commander and offensive brain, to gain improvement from training.

This is why Su Wen is not in a hurry to train during the offseason.

“I’m honored to be chosen by such a team.”

Not only should he learn from Su Wen, regard the other party as a goal for progress, and strive to improve himself, but he should also be as good as Su Wen.

This guy's choice of numbers is always so predictable.

"It is my dream to join the championship team as a rookie and play side by side with Su Wen, Tom, Al, Brad and others. I just hope that I can contribute to the team and help the ball. Team."

He is an NBA legend and the former No. 1 center, so he is naturally qualified to use experience to assist him.

Bill Walton, as the hero of the Blazers' championship that year and a veteran suffering from injuries, was very humble and chose No. 10, which is one size smaller than Suvin.

He said: "This team, headed by Su Wen, is full of energy and extremely competitive. I will use my experience to help them win more achievements in the future."

"The SuperSonics are a team full of young energy. I feel very honored to be able to join such a team."

The newly promoted player Joe Dumas is a bit more mature. He looks very mature, low-key and restrained. He told reporters: "I am very happy that the team chose me."

"The SuperSonics are this year's new championship. They have extraordinary strength, and their lineup is full of talents."

Malone originally wanted to choose No. 32 because it was his nickname in college. However, with the retirement of Fred Brown, the SuperSonics' number, it will be hung over the home court in the future.

In the end, Dumas settled for the next best thing and chose No. 14.

Karl Malone's response was similar. When asked about his future role on the team, his words were a little arrogant in excitement, anxious and expectant. He was full of praise for the team and Su Wen.

As he said in an interview with the media, he felt very honored to be signed by the SuperSonics. He will do his best to assist Su Wen and work with the team to hit the championship and defend the title.

"Su Wen's strength is obvious to all. He has received almost all honors and achievements in the past season, and before that, he was just a rookie. He can lead the team to such a high level as a rookie, with a high rate. When the team wins the championship, this is my role model and will inspire me to strive to be as good, as strong, and as outstanding as him."

The two rookies selected by the team in the summer, Karl Malone and Joe Dumars, as well as the newly signed veteran Bill Walton, showed off their jerseys when they held a media meeting with new players.

Dumas and Walton both wanted to choose No. 4, but if Al Wood was wearing this number, neither of them could wear it.

Well. This was his number when he joined the Los Angeles Lakers in his previous life.

After returning to the team and starting training, it was the beginning of his improvement.

After much thought, he chose No. 11.

His words have shown his ambition in disguise.

If there is a reporter with good intentions at the scene, they will directly regard him as a declaration of war against Su Wen the next day, competing for the position of the team boss.

After the media meeting for the new players, the three of them moved into the players' apartment under the arrangement of the team to rest and get familiar with the Seattle environment.

When we enter early October, it is the preparation stage for entering the new NBA season.

At this time, all teams began recovery training.

Those of you who have gained weight during the offseason should work hard to lose weight.

The opening game of the new season is scheduled for October 10, which is only more than half a month away.

"Is this guy Su Wen? He looks just average, unremarkable."

"Oriental aesthetics don't suit my taste, but Su's looks are not ordinary, right?"

"You two guys, is there any connection between appearance and strength? If you were as strong as him, you would also become very handsome!"

"If you have strength and money, you are handsome even if you are not handsome."

On the day when the team officially gathered, as new players, when Malone and Dumas appeared in the training hall, they looked at Su Wen, who was already laughing and playing with his teammates on the court and running with the team to warm up. Looking at it.

Their mutual exclamations attracted complaints from latecomer Bill Walton.

At this time, in the running queue, Al Wood suddenly shouted to the three of them, or Malone and Dumas: "Rookies, welcome to the SuperSonics!"

"What are you waiting for? Come here and worship the true God!"

While shouting, he pointed at Su Wen in front, meaning that he wanted them to pay homage to Su Wen.

Everyone was amused by what he said. Su Wen even turned around and gave him a kick, "Get out of here."

"Hey, what are you three doing?"

Assistant coach Lorraine Miller on the sidelines saw them and immediately greeted them loudly, "If any of you have gained weight, please join them quickly." "Uh."

Seeing Miller's rather unkind look, Ma Long secretly trembled and hurriedly ran to join the running queue.

Following him was Joe Dumars.

Just as Bill Walton was about to join the team, Miller stopped him and asked, "Bill, how are you recovering from your injury?"

"Can you do a lot of movement?"

"No problem." Wharton patted his ankle and smiled lightly: "It has fully recovered."

Miller nodded and motioned for him to join the team.

Watching him gather in the queue, Miller frowned.

When the team signed Walton, he himself had no objections. His only concern was the opponent's health.

Why are the Clippers such a stingy team that they don't even extend their contract to a capable and relatively cheap former No. 1 center like Walton?

It's nothing more than Walton's ankle injury.

Last season, as the Clippers moved from San Diego to Los Angeles, due to injuries, they only played 66 games and started 37 games.

The previous season, he played fewer games, only 55 games.

The season before that, there were only 33 games.

This is not the season with the least appearances. The least was in the 79/80 season. Walton only played 14 games in his first season after being traded to the Clippers by the Trail Blazers.

And since he entered the league, he has never played a full season, not even a 70-game season, and he has been hampered by injuries.

He suffered recurring ankle injuries and never had a fully healthy season.

This is the reason why he is the number one center, but is traded back and forth, and his value is extremely low.

You know, in healthy games, he averages 18+ points, 13+ rebounds, 4+ assists, and 2.5+ blocks per game.

He was also the MVP in the 77/78 season and the FMVP in the 76/77 season. In these two seasons, he was also successfully selected to the All-Defensive First Team and the All-NBA First Team.

At his peak, he was completely worthy of the title of No. 1 center.

For such a center, if it weren't for injuries, his achievements could be even higher.

That's why Rollin Miller is worried.

If he hadn't been injured, he would have been tossed around like a burden by other teams. Even the Clippers, who don't care about results but only want to make money by selling star players, are not willing to give him a contract extension?

If he hadn't been injured, he wouldn't have been signed by them on a two-year, $50 cheap contract.

Because the team only regards this signing as opening a blind box.

If Walton is healthy and can play more games during this contract period, he will definitely be the strongest addition to the team.

If he continues to play in and out as before, either sitting off the court in a suit or lying in a hospital gown, this contract will not cause the club too much loss.

Even if Walton is only healthy for half a season each season, they still make money.

Tim McCormick was beaten too badly by his opponents during this trip to the Western Conference Finals and the Finals, and he has always been a breakthrough point for his opponents.

Since there is no better choice for the fifth position than Walton in the free market, signing the latter is indeed a good deal.

Since they have just returned to training, the coaching staff did not start with intensity. Instead, they first asked the players to conduct some restorative training. They usually memorize tactics and become familiar with their roles.

But what surprised the coaching staff the most was that it was Su Wen who frequented their playbook the most.

Su Wen didn't know which muscle was connected to the wrong line, or he was high on drugs. He changed his temper and became the most diligent and hard-working person in the team who memorized tactics.

This was completely unimaginable last season.

Last season, as a rookie, Su Wen had a headache when he saw the tactical manual. He was quite resistant to reading the dense tactical knowledge. He only relied on his own understanding and the on-the-spot arrangements of the coaching staff to execute tactics.

After all, he is not a point guard and does not need to instigate teammates to move or run tactics.

He uses his powerful offensive power and strength as a weapon to choose whether to attack and score or pass the ball.

At that time, he only wanted to play his role well and did not want to organize anything at all.

At this time, he suddenly studied the tactical manual so diligently and seriously. For a while, the coaching staff was not used to it.

"What are you doing"

When Su Wen walked up to Lanny Wilkens and expressed that he wanted to take the tactical manual home and recite it slowly, the latter was so moved that he wanted to cry.

Su Wen saw his confusion and smiled: "Lanny, you know, during the championship parade, I boasted in front of countless fans that I would work hard to help the team become a giant like the Celtics and Lakers. .”

"You don't want me to break my promise to the fans, right?"

Although this reason is nonsense, Wilkens is willing to believe it.

Tears filled his heart, and he obediently handed over the manual with great relief.

Seeing Su Wen stumbling back with the manual, Wilkens nodded silently, this kid has grown up again.

(End of this chapter)