Basketball trainer, I created a super giant

Chapter 437 The most stringent indicator

On the sidelines, Colangelo Jr. and owner Savor hugged each other, jumping and hopping excitedly.

The sky was filled with colorful ribbons and paper fireworks.

This looks like the Suns have won the championship.

However, after falling behind 0-3, winning four consecutive games and achieving a historic comeback, it's perfectly acceptable to celebrate like this.

The Suns players went completely crazy, celebrating wildly around Howard.

No one noticed the Kings players on the other side, nor did they want any attention. As soon as the game ended, Webber walked into the player tunnel with his head down.

Tonight is a night of celebration for the victors; who cares about the losers?

However, some unexpected things happened at the post-match press conference.

Ray Allen was asked by a reporter how he viewed Townsend's assessment of him.

Ray Allen then learned that Tang Sen had actually gone to TNT as a commentator for today's game.

Then he said that his playing style was flawed and that he was too hesitant.

The reporter tried to paraphrase verbatim.

After listening, Ray Allen fell into deep thought.

He remained lost in thought for almost a minute before being reminded by the reporter, which brought him back to his senses.

"Dude, that's Tang. He trained me to play this style. If he says I have a problem, then without a doubt, I do."

Ray Allen glanced at the reporter who asked the question. What, you want to hear me refute Tang Sen?

what do you think.

My current playing style was all developed with Tang Sen's help.

He said he didn't play well, so he didn't play well.

Moreover, not only can one not refute, but one must also listen and change.

The reporter then asked about Tang Sen's big plans.

In just the first half of the game, Tang Sen's grand plan had already spread.

Ray Allen was startled after hearing the reporter's description.

They select the most talented player from high school students all over the world and then train with him for several years.

Ray Allen gasped.

How strong would a player like that be if he entered the NBA?
“Honestly, I wish I were fifteen years younger right now,” Ray Allen joked.

But then I thought, even if I were fifteen years younger, I probably still wouldn't be chosen.

Tang Sen wants the best talent; he wants to train this player to be like Michael Jordan.

I'm afraid I'm not qualified enough.

Thinking of this, Ray Allen couldn't help but say, "I'm already looking forward to seeing what kind of genius Tang will pick."

"But believe me, whoever this person is, he will become the greatest player."

A once-in-a-million super talent, coupled with Tang Sen's unreserved training—the combination is terrifying to even think about.

The next day, Tang Sen's grand plan directly stole the spotlight from the Solar History Department's comeback.

From the East Coast to the West Coast, almost every media outlet was reporting on and analyzing Townsend's grand plan.

The New York Times headline went even further, making it a real sensation.

Do you want to be a billionaire?

The front-page headline, with its huge and enticing title, is undeniably attractive.

But the New York Times thinks there's nothing wrong with that statement.

If Tang Sen is being groomed to be on par with Jordan, then the success of Jordan will determine the future success of this person.

A billionaire, and that's just the bare minimum.

The news was so popular that the NBA's official website crashed due to the overwhelming number of visitors.

Furthermore, Tang Sen kept receiving phone calls after the show ended.

I even received a call from Jordan today.

Like everyone else, Jordan said directly on the phone, "You wanted to be my counterpart, didn't you?"

Then train my son.

The eldest son, Jeffrey Jordan, was born in 88 and is 17 years old this year, which meets the requirements.

If you think he's too old, there's another one, his second son Marcus Jordan, born in 90, only 15 years old this year, just as young. "Don, I'll do anything as long as you're willing to take over their training," Jordan said sincerely on the phone.

As their two sons grew older, the media began to discuss them.

As his son, Jordan would feel ashamed if he didn't make it to the NBA and become a star.

And now is an opportunity that cannot be missed.

"Michael, you should have them sign up."

What could Tang Sen say? He couldn't very well refuse outright.

Sign up first, then decline later.

I've heard of Jordan's two sons, Townsend, and read media reports; they're really not good.

The first one didn't inherit Jordan's height.

This wasn't just a matter of great interest to Jordan; even stars like Ewing, who have sons, were keen on it.

Stern was the most enthusiastic.

When Tang Sen proposed doing this, he was unusually excited and lost his composure.

According to Stern, the moment Jordan retired was not in 03, but in 98.

When Jordan made his final shot, a perfect farewell, Stern felt that the entire NBA paled in comparison.

Jordan's emergence was, in his opinion, the greatest achievement of his entire career.

So after Jordan retired, Stern racked his brains, constantly looking for a so-called successor to Jordan, trying to replicate Jordan's success.

But no one can do it.

Jordan brought the NBA to its peak and became the icon of the sport.

Now that he's retired, Stern's biggest wish is for the emergence of the next Jordan to take the NBA to even greater heights.

Therefore, in Stern's mind, the "one city, one star" plan was far less important than Tang Sen's grand plan.

All he can do is fully cooperate and mobilize all the resources of the NBA to help Townsend complete this plan.

Starting on May 8th, the day after the Suns' game, the NBA began accepting applications from all over the world.

More than a thousand applications were received that day.

It is foreseeable that as the news continues to spread, the number of people signing up will only increase.

After all, it's geared towards the whole world.

With so many people applying, Tang Sen would be exhausted if he had to go through each application one by one.

Moreover, the information provided during registration may not all be true.

With just a quick glance, Tang Sen saw a player named Walker Ludometkin, 16 years old, who claimed to be 1.98 meters tall, with a wingspan of 2.14 meters and a vertical jump of 46 inches, which is 1.16 meters.

Tang Sen strongly suspects that he copied the report from the media.

These are clearly Jordan's stats.

If he had such physical attributes at 16, he would have been famous throughout the United States long ago.

The registration is filled out by the applicant themselves; whether it is true or not depends entirely on how they fill it out.

However, Tang Sen didn't care. No matter how much he boasted, he would eventually have to put it to the test and see the real situation.

The key is screening.

Tang Sen's plan is to find a group of experienced scouts to conduct an initial screening.

Furthermore, an investigation must be conducted to corroborate the findings of the competition.

If someone has physical talent, they will definitely be able to perform well in the game; Tang Sen believes there is no problem with that.

Furthermore, this also helps to weed out some people who are not basketball players but still sign up.

For example, those who play rugby, or even track and field athletes, have top-notch physical abilities.

After all, Tang Sen was offering an opportunity to become a billionaire.

But Tang Sen felt that such a person was not suitable.

A sport, especially a skill-based one, requires training from a young age.

Height is also very important.

This is the most crucial indicator in basketball.

(End of this chapter)