Basketball trainer, I created a super giant

Chapter 415 shows signs of Yao Ming's involvement.
This afternoon, at St. Joseph's High School stadium, where Bynum attends, they will host a high school league match.

Match against Hillsborough High School.

When I arrived at the stadium, the game had already started.

The simple stadium was filled with students and parents.

Tang Sen glanced around and didn't see any seats.

He didn't care and just stood in the corner of the stands watching the game.

"Not bad," Tedeski said in a low voice.

Bynum stood out from the crowd on the court. In transition offense, after receiving the ball, he took a step, pulled up and dunked.

His opponent was probably just over two meters tall and thin. When faced with Bynum charging forward, he pitifully chose to dodge to the side.

Bynum weighs a full 136 kilograms.

So there's no shame in avoiding it.

With a loud crash, the atmosphere in the stadium was ignited.

The cheerleaders on the sidelines cheered and jumped for joy, and both boys and girls in the stands screamed and cheered.

This atmosphere made Tang Sen feel inexplicably warm.

I'm almost 30, and before I knew it, I felt like I'd reached the age where I reminisce about the past.

Thinking back to my high school days, I was just like that. I was a star on the field, and every move I made could elicit huge cheers.

In the stands, the loudest cheerer was a Black woman.

It should be Bynum's mother, Janet McCoy.

The tall boy standing next to her must be Corey Bynum's older brother.

Unsurprisingly, Bynum grew up in a single-parent family.

His mother and father divorced when he was one year old.

Bynum's father, Ernest Bynum, now lives in North Carolina.

Bynum's exceptional talent clearly comes from his parents.

His mother is 6 feet tall, or 1.83 meters.

His father, Ernest, is a full 2.11 meters tall. He played center at Long Island University in New York and is still the fourth all-time leader in blocks for the Long Island Blackbirds.

However, Townsend's attention is currently focused on Bynum's body.

The system has already scanned Bynum.

Tang Sen focused his attention on the simulation space to check his physical condition.

There is definitely a problem with my knee.

Moreover, the system's professional explanation is that there is an abnormal Q angle, and that there is some damage to the knee and pelvis.

The main problems are cartilage contusion and inflammation.

In practical terms, this would manifest as knee pain and swelling.

And body fat percentage.

Tang Sen shook his head secretly.

Weighing 136 kilograms with a body fat percentage of 22%, that's not a low number.

Clearly, this kid is somewhat lacking in self-discipline.

Anyone with a high level of self-discipline, a clear and specific goal—aiming to become a professional athlete—would have a body fat percentage no higher than 20%.

The only question is whether he can support such a large weight to play.

136 kilograms, a full 300 pounds, is still too exaggerated.

Lower it a bit, set a target first, such as 130 kilograms, Tang Sen thinks that would be much more reasonable.

At this weight, if he can balance his physicality and athleticism, he might actually be able to play with some of Shaquille O'Neal's flair.

Weighing 130 kilograms, he can hold his own against 99% of the league's interior players.

"Tang, what do you think?" Tedsky asked in a low voice after watching the game for a while.

Tang Sen shook his head and remained silent, still searching for something that would move him.

Bynum undoubtedly possesses exceptional talent; he excels in static poses, and his dynamic poses are also quite good for his size.

But that's not enough.

Tang Sen hopes he can have the extraordinary talent of a supermodel.

If not, then his ceiling might be just an average, All-Star caliber center.

Moreover, there will be significant risks of injury throughout their careers, and once injured, they may very well be unable to recover immediately.

If you have outstanding talent in a certain area, then you might be able to move up to the next level.

This would also fulfill Stern's idea of ​​finding a suitable partner for Kobe.

If he's just an average center, then he should just enter the league normally and wait for the All-Star training camp.

By the third quarter, St. Joseph's High School had built a lead of nearly 15 points.

Bynum dominated the paint and was unstoppable.

But it's clear that his fundamentals are quite weak, so in this situation, he's forced to rely on his physicality to score. It's almost like Howard last year.

In comparison, high school players with slightly worse physical conditions who focus on honing their skills will have significantly more explosive scoring abilities.

For example, Al Jefferson, whom Tang Sen met last year, averaged 42 points per game in high school and even scored a high of 62 points, which was even more impressive than James.

End of the third quarter.

The players from both sides gathered on the sidelines.

Bynum sat in a chair, panting heavily.

When he sat down, you could see his unusual body proportions; his legs were really long.

At that moment, his teammate Elijah, who was standing and listening to the head coach's instructions, suddenly said, "Coach, isn't that Don?"

"Who?"

Head coach Aldridge was taken aback.

Elijah winked at a corner of the stands and said, "There it is. I think it's Tang, the trainer, the NBA vice president."

Aldridge quickly turned his head.

The teammates next to them also all looked towards the corner of the stands.

"Fuck, it really is him!" a teammate exclaimed.

Tang Sen's face is very distinctive.

In particular, they have forged two championship teams in the past two years, which has made them famous.

We're in southwest New York, not far away, and although it's in New Jersey, we can't exactly go and support the Nets.

They usually watch NBA games, but they watch the Knicks the most.

Aldridge's eyes narrowed, and he said incredulously, "What's he doing here?"

The NBA's top trainer and vice president of the league actually came to an ordinary high school to watch high school games.

The next moment, Aldridge suddenly realized.

He wasn't the only one who realized the reason; in an instant, all the players turned their gazes toward Bynum, who was sitting in the chair.

Bynum felt the gazes and looked up at everyone blankly.

In the corner, Tedsky nudged Tang Sen with his elbow and whispered, "Tang, they seem to have spotted you."

Tang Sen saw it, but didn't care.

I'm not afraid of being recognized since I'm not wearing a mask or hat.

Ultimately, a player's talent is the only thing that determines what they want to do.

Connors' eyes darted around, and he said impatiently, "I'll go talk to his mother."

Tang Sen grabbed him.

You haven't even decided whether or not to train Bynum yet, what's the rush?

On the bench, Bynum kept turning his head, his expression one of shock.

In the words of his coach and teammates, he had won the lottery.

Last year, Tang Sen went to watch a McDonald's All-Star game and then picked Howard.

As a result, Howard became the number one draft pick and is now considered the fourth-best center in the world, making a name for himself in the NBA.

"Andrew, do your best, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity."

Just before going on the court, Aldridge grabbed Bynum and nervously gave him some instructions.

Bynum nodded blankly, but kept turning his head to look at Tang Sen.

This is even more outrageous than scouts watching you play.

Because once someone is selected by Tang Sen, it's like getting a ticket to become a superstar.

The game continues.

After Townsend was spotted, Bynum on the court was clearly affected.

I got a little distracted while playing.

Tang Sen didn't care; he wasn't looking at a specific performance, but rather at talent.

But halfway through the fourth quarter, Tang Sen, who had already decided to give up, suddenly noticed something.

Bynum was surrounded under the basket and forced to stop the ball, so he chose to force a shot.

With his shoulder clearing the way, he pushes his way up to the baseline, knocks the defender aside, and then immediately pulls back, half-turns towards the baseline, and jumps for a hook shot.

He has an exceptionally tall stature, which allows him to create space to make his move.

Goal!

But what truly caught Tang Sen's attention was not his ability to forcefully attack when double-teamed, but rather the way he flicked his wrist with a hook shot.

It even has a hint of Yao Ming's style.

Tang Sen immediately perked up; this kid's touch felt quite soft.

(End of this chapter)