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Chapter 369 Training Camp Opening

Chapter 369 Training Camp Opening

In the words of the New York Times, June 30th at Lockheed Martins saw the largest gathering of NBA stars.

Outside the training camp, reporters were everywhere.

There were also a large number of fans who came after hearing the news, and every now and then a star player would burst into huge cheers.

Today is just to have all the star players come and familiarize themselves with the environment.

Goodwin personally sent his two most famous geniuses to the training camp.

One is LeBron James, and the other is Dwight Howard.

On the bus, Howard was not shy at all and took the initiative to chat with James, sharing with him what the Townsend training camp was like.

This made James a little unhappy.

It felt like I'd never been to Tangsen's training camp.

James wanted to say that although he stood next to big stars like Kobe Bryant that year, looking like a little sidekick, he was still one of the first students in the Townsend Million Training Camp.

You've already experienced all those things.

Shortly after, the car arrived at the training hall.

Seeing the huge number of reporters and fans outside, James took a deep breath, composed himself, and stepped out of the car first, then waved to the fans with a flourish.

The reporters were very accommodating, flashing their cameras non-stop.

But the fans...

There were very few respondents; not even a shout was heard.

James was thinking of going up and signing autographs for the fans, but now he realizes there's no point in doing so, since nobody wants them.

Just then, another Lamborghini roared into the parking lot.

As soon as the passengers got off the bus, the scene erupted in cheers.

Vince Carter!

Wearing sunglasses, he walked over with a nonchalant air.

Then a bunch of fans waved their arms, and if the police hadn't stopped them, they would have rushed forward long ago.

Carter went up to sign autographs for the fans.

"That's so cool. One day, I want to be like him too." Howard made no attempt to hide his envy.

James didn't say anything.

I've become invisible again.

But there's nothing that can be done; this is Vince Carter, one of the most popular basketball stars in the United States.

Just then, another luxury car drove into the parking lot.

McGrady, wearing a loose-fitting polo shirt, got out of the car.

Instantly, the fans' screams grew even louder.

McGrady walked over, hugged Carter, and then casually beckoned to James and the other two kids with a finger, as if to say hello.

James couldn't stand it anymore and didn't want to stay any longer.

Howard didn't leave. After McGrady and the other man finished signing autographs, Howard quickly grabbed a basketball and went up to get them to sign as well.

He specially prepared a basketball for stamp collecting.

Almost all the league's stars came; it was even more complete than the All-Star Game.

Howard got two autographs with great satisfaction, then turned around and saw James.

Their eyes met, and Howard turned and followed.

James was taken aback.

I was still thinking about whether to sign Howard's autograph, but he just ran away.

This guy doesn't even consider himself a star player.

Of course, compared to players like Carter and McGrady, I'm definitely not a star.

Furthermore, the Cavaliers gave their two roster spots to themselves and Boozer, which is the same as other teams – the star power is insufficient.

But Howard's decision to ignore him and run away still left James feeling as upset as if he'd swallowed a fly.

James clenched his fist silently.

just wait.

In less than two years, with Tang Sen's help, I will be able to become the best star in the league.

Inside the training hall, players arrived one after another.

Playing in the same league, you see each other all the time, so the atmosphere is very harmonious.

There are 29 teams, plus Howard, making a total of 59 players.

Right in the center of the arena, Tang Sen called everyone together for a group photo, and then made the first arrangements for the training camp.

I'll go to bed at 10 PM tonight, and I need to see all the players arrive at the stadium at 4:30 AM tomorrow.

[Five Points] This badge only provides a 30% training bonus.

To be honest, with Tang Sen's current full badge bonus, it's not that much.

Even if we adjust the training time to 8 o'clock, it won't be a big problem.

After some consideration, Tang Sen decided to start at five o'clock.

It's not just about this little boost; the main goal is to ensure all players have a regular schedule.

We started training at 5 a.m. to improve their self-discipline.

New York is a bustling metropolis with an incredibly vibrant nightlife. Get some rest early so you don't all go out and have a blast.

Even if you have your own system and the training results are amazing, if the players don't cooperate, are lazy, or slack off, the results won't be good.

It will also damage their own reputation. "Everyone, I'm serious. If anyone's performance doesn't meet my standards, I will let them go."

Finally, Tang Sen gave everyone a warning.

It's not like you can rest easy just because you've paid money. If someone doesn't train hard, Tang Sen will fire them without hesitation.

There are many star players, and none of them are indispensable.

"Don't worry, Tang."

In the crowd, Kobe made an OK sign. He came alone, without even bringing his wife and children, and had even given up the Olympics.

For the past three months, Kobe has focused on one thing: training and improving his skills.

I'll get my revenge next year!

The players exchanged glances and nodded in agreement.

They were aware of the situation at the Tangsen Five O'Clock Club and were mentally prepared.

After seeing off all the players, Tang Sen didn't rest; he still held a meeting to discuss the future training direction.

Excluding the Knicks, there are 29 teams, while Townsend is following a total of 12 teams.

In the Eastern Conference, five teams are circled.

The Magic, the Nets, the Celtics, the Bulls, and the Heat.

The Magic are a championship team with Tracy McGrady on their roster, so they get a lot of attention.

Orlando's basketball market wasn't great, but it's gradually picking up in the last two years thanks to their championship wins.

The Nets are in a similar situation. They have a small market, but in the last two years they have become a championship contender and have the strength.

These two players, considering their strength, are capable of immediately causing trouble for the Knicks once they are improved.

The Celtics, Bulls, and Heat were chosen because of the market demand.

Aside from New York and Los Angeles, these three teams represent the second tier of NBA markets.

Improving their performance is aimed at boosting the market and increasing league revenue.

Other teams are either bad or have too small a market, so they're not worth considering for now.

The Magic's two roster spots naturally went to Brown and McGrady.

The Nets have Martin and Kidd.

The Celtics sent Pierce and LaFrentz to the Celtics.

When these teams confirm their roster spots, they don't just look at the data; they consider the needs.

We definitely need a strong inside presence.

The Bulls did the same, sending in Eddie Curry and Jamal Crawford.

Knowing that Sprewell had a grudge against the Knicks, they probably didn't send it over to annoy Tangsen.

There are also rumors that the Bulls are preparing to trade him.

On the Heat's side, it's Darko Milicic, the inside talent, and for the remaining roster spot, after much deliberation, Riley didn't give it to Caron Butler or Eddie Jones.

Instead, they gave it to Devin Harris, whom they selected sixth overall this year.

A point guard.

Clearly, Riley's idea is to focus on developing rookies.

Anyway, the Heat don't have any famous star players.

The Western Conference is home to many strong teams and was once known as the "meat grinder" of the West.

Now, Tang Sen plans to add fuel to the fire.

The sun needs to be circled, after all, Stern needs to be an example.

They actually got a slight advantage, since Howard wasn't counted in the quota.

However, the Suns didn't send Marbury over; instead, they sent Marion and Joe Johnson.

Then there's the Lakers, a perfect combination of talent and market appeal.

Spurs, Mavericks, Kings, Rockets, Warriors.

The Spurs, Mavericks, and Kings were chosen based on their relative strengths.

The Spurs traded Duncan and Parker.

For the Mavericks, Nowitzki goes without saying, but they didn't send Finley over; instead, they gave the remaining roster spot to Nash.

It's probably because the team needs a point guard who can control the overall situation.

The Kings' star players are Peja and Webber.

Webber was injured last year and returned in the second half of the season, but his performance was not as good as before and he was visibly slower.

Tang Sen always felt that the minimally invasive knee surgery he had was not very good.

Like Hadaway, he was also ruined by minimally invasive surgery.

But he's the star player, it wouldn't be appropriate for him not to come, not to mention that Townsend has Hill's case on their side.

As for the Rockets and Warriors, like the Celtics, their motivation stems from market demand.

Houston and San Francisco are both second-tier markets.

The Rockets traded their backcourt duo, veterans Mobley and Francis.

On the Warriors' side, the roster spot went to Antawn Jamison, and Gilbert Arenas, a second-round pick from Brown's 01 draft class.

Although this guy was a second-round pick, he has made a remarkable comeback, averaging nearly 20 points per game and has become the Warriors' second-leading scorer.

These 11 teams are the opponents that Townsend has prepared for the Knicks next season.

(End of this chapter)

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