NBA: Goat is actually me

Chapter 10 Experience Baby Boggs

After getting the ball, Meng Jin took two steps forward and then passed it to Pippen.

He wanted to give Pippen a chance to perform, and at this time Pippen's natural second-in-command temperament was revealed again.

One step beyond the three-point line, Pippen passed the ball back to Meng Jin.

Pippen gives up the pear?

Meng Jin said that since that was the case, he would accept it without hesitation!
"Bang!"

A windmill dunk!

Meng Jin displayed his talent unscrupulously!
The scouts on the sidelines had forgotten their original purpose of coming to observe Boggs. Everyone's eyes were fixed on Meng Jin, fearing that Meng Jin would do something exaggerated in the next second.

Watching Meng Jin and Pippen high-fiving, Boggs felt a pang in his heart.

Oh no, I have become their experience baby!
Throughout the first half, Boges was made miserable by Pippen and Meng Jin.

The combined blockade of the two kept Boges' stats at 6 points and 4 assists.

Four of those points were scored within the first three minutes, which means that Boggs only scored two points in the rest of the time.

Meng Jin and Pippen's strategy was very clear, allowing Boges to pass the ball but never letting him shoot.

Boges could have had more assists, but his teammates weren't up to par and couldn't convert his passes into assists.

During the halftime break, Boggs was so angry that he wanted to call the police, saying that he was followed by two perverts.

“The little guy looked a little bit tough, he was blocked by Meng and Scotty.”

Bulls general manager Krause and assistant general manager Billy McKinnie talked during halftime.

"These two guys are really good at defense! They are tall, have long arms, and are first-rate in movement speed, especially that Chinese guy, he runs faster than the guards!" Klaus once again couldn't help but express his admiration for Meng Jin.

After a pause, Klaus asked, "How tall is he?"

"Well, let me see." Billy McKinney flipped through the information in his hand: "206CM."

Krause suddenly raised his voice: "Is there something wrong with my eyes? He looks taller than the opponent's center!"

Billy McKinney shrugged: "That's what it says in the documentation."

Meng Jin and Pippen played very well in the first half, especially Pippen, who felt like he had avenged himself.

To be honest, the look that Boggs gave at the beginning of the game really made Pippen uncomfortable.

"Continue in the second half. Every time he glares at you, we will double-team him until he can't take care of himself."

After the coach arranged the tactics, Meng pulled Pippen to his side alone.

When Pippen heard this, he showed an expression that was both shy and excited, and thought to himself, you little rascal!
At the beginning of the second half, the two forced Boggs to make a mistake.

Anyone else would have collapsed long ago, but not Boggs. His mental strength is stronger than it looks.

For such a small person to fight on a basketball court full of tall people, he needs mental attributes.

Outside the court, Bogues' life is also constantly honing his will. Bogues' father is a drug dealer who was sentenced to prison for armed robbery. Bogues was shot when he was 5 years old. If he didn't play basketball, he would most likely become a criminal. Playing basketball and entering the NBA is also Bogues' only way out in Baltimore.

Boges didn't glare at Pippen in the second half. After the first half, he just wanted to focus on himself and had no time to pay attention to others.

Boggs' condition gradually improved. In the second half of the second half, he made two difficult shots and made a wonderful assist, which was considered to be the level of a first-round pick.

Throughout the game, Boges scored 13 points, 7 assists and 3 steals, but the team lost the game.

This data is not too bad, but look at Meng Jin and Pippen.
孟进：26分12篮板5盖帽3抢断2助攻。

Pippen: 15 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals.

Looking at the two people high-fiving each other in celebration, Boggs almost bit his back teeth off.

These two guys stole all the limelight!
The limelight is secondary. After this game, many scouts will probably have a new opinion of him.

Boggs is extremely regretful now. Participating in an invitational tournament has lowered his ranking. Who can he complain to?

"Jerry, what do you think of that boy?"

After the game, Bulls assistant general manager Billy McKinney pointed at Meng Jin.

Bulls general manager Krause: "Honestly, I was shocked."

Krause worked as a scout for many years before becoming the general manager. He can be said to be knowledgeable when it comes to observing players, but he has never seen a player like Meng Jin.

Having both the height for an inside player and the flexibility and skills for an outside player is something no one dares to think of in this era.

"He's really special, he's long and he can run and jump."

Stark, who was standing beside the two men, continued: "He is very smart. He knows how to use his own strengths and his teammates. He can see through the opponent's loopholes in a short period of time."

Stark is Krause's assistant, and he also serves as the team's senior scout.

Stark played at Northwestern University and later played in major European professional leagues, so he doesn't look at international players with tinted glasses. In this era when the American men's basketball team is invincible, most scouts will naturally think that all the best players in the world are concentrated in the United States, and thus intentionally or unintentionally ignore international players.

Scott is good at analyzing tactics through charts, and he is very good at observing the game and observing the strengths of players.

Klaus' eyes lit up after hearing this. It turns out that heroes all see things alike!
Billy McKinney also nodded, Stark did see something he didn't see.

"He was too reckless on defense. The referee showed mercy tonight, otherwise he would have been sent off a long time ago. In short, he lacks game experience." Billy McKinnie still pointed out some of his shortcomings.

"Game experience? Are 82 regular season games in the NBA enough for him to accumulate game experience?"

After listening to what Krause said, Assistant Manager Billy McKinnie smiled but said nothing. It was obvious that the fat guy really liked this mysterious big guy from the East.

"That small forward is not bad either," Klaus added.

"Scotty?"

"Yes, he is also within my scope of investigation."

(End of this chapter)