I was determined to be bad, but I went straight to the Basketball Hall of Fame

Chapter 185 Black James is also good (second update)
The NBA news on the trade deadline at 2:18 on February 24 continued.

Many teams got stuck and completed the final deal of the season, entering the sprint stage of the NBA regular season.

The championship teams are making final reinforcements, while the poor teams try their best to get rid of big contracts to clear space.

The Boston Celtics sent away House and Walker and got Nate Robinson and Landry from the Knicks.

The Houston Rockets traded McGrady to the Knicks for Jordan Hill.

The former Houston ticket machine was reduced to a big garbage contract and was used by the Knicks to clear out the space for 2010. (It was wrong to write that McGrady was in the Knicks game before. McGrady was traded to New York at this time.)
The Mavericks sent Josh Howard, Rose, Singleton, and got Haywood, Stephenson and Caron Butler from the Wizards.

There are also teams such as the Bulls, Bucks, Kings, and Grizzlies who have completed transactions one after another.

Big deals win now, while small deals are for future accumulation.

However, among these transactions, there is no shocking transaction that shakes the alliance.

For example, in 2004, the Pistons, Eagles, and Trail Blazers made a three-party deal, and Rasheed Wallace went to the Motor City.

Directly created the 2004 Pistons championship.

Only Jamison was traded to the Cavaliers, which is big news.

It can be seen that the Cavaliers are fighting for this year's championship.

But Jamison is not Rasheed Wallace.

Rasheed Wallace was traded at exactly 30 years old, at his peak, and in good shape.

Jamison is 34 years old this year and is a relatively mediocre offensive power forward.

Asking him to help James against Garnett and Howard in the playoffs seems a bit insufficient.

In short, the excitement is lively, but the big deal that can really change the current trend of the league has not appeared.

And the real big winner at the trade deadline isn't the Cavaliers, Celtics or Wizards.

It's a Twitter account: NBA-Batman!

On February 2, the headline on the ESPN website was: NBA-Batman rules the trade deadline.

On this day, all the traditional NBA media are eclipsed in front of NBA-Batman.

For all transactions, NBA-Batman is the first to send out via Twitter.

The official media is still reviewing the manuscript, and is still waiting for the approval of the superior to confirm the news and publish the article.

There was already a deal on Twitter.

Although it is just a simple sentence, the most core part of the transaction and the part that fans care about most has been expressed.

For example, the Cavaliers got Jamison, and the Celtics got Nate Robinson.

As for how many draft picks were traded, how much the cash match amount is and other details, fans don't care.

However, in order to ensure the accuracy of the news, the traditional media has to conduct repeated verifications.

After confirming that there is no problem, it can only be sent after review.

Self-media like NBA-Batman doesn't have so many programs at all.

There is a little trouble, and there is an exchange on Twitter immediately.

Even if it turns out to be fake news, fans are willing to stay up late and follow Twitter.

The fans of NBA-Batman rose wildly overnight, which made traditional media feel the power of online media.

It also moved many NBA reporters. It turns out that news about the transaction can still be posted like this.

It inspired many people at once, and the NBA is about to enter the era of online self-media.

Min Congda was not very satisfied with the result of NBA-Batman No. 18.

Although the number of fans has increased a lot, the content of the post has little to do with the Clippers.

The focus of NBA-Batman is to black the Clippers, not to send trade rumors.

On the morning of the 19th, Min Congda was in the office thinking hard about arranging black materials for the Clippers.

At this time, his cell phone lighted up, and it was a text message sent to him by Fan Chen.

"Look at the mailbox, there is a piece of information for you."

So Min Congda opened his mailbox and saw the email from Fan Chen.

The email read: "This is a private message from someone in the backstage of NBA-Batman. This person sent me a video. I think it's interesting. You can take a look."

NBA-Batman has exploded recently, and there are countless private messages in the background.

Min Congda didn't have the time to watch it, and he didn't want to log in to the backstage. It would be very dangerous for him to log in in the United States.

Therefore, the private messages are handed over to Fan Chen to read and deal with.

Min Congda opened the email and saw a short video.

It was on a basketball practice court, and some black men were playing.

One of them looked familiar, tall and burly.

He's guarding an undersized, student-looking player.

Then this student-like player suddenly exploded and dunked hard on the head of this familiar man.

A beautiful buckle!

Then the video ends.

Min Congda thought, what's the matter, dunks happen every day in American basketball courts.

So he asked Fan Chen: "Who is in this video? The person who was blocked looks familiar. The pixels of this video are not very good."

Fan Chen replied: "The person who was dunked is LeBron James, don't you know about it?"

"I don't know, what's the matter?"

"The person in the backstage who sent me a private message said that in the training camp last summer, LeBron James trained with some college students. Among them, when a college student named Crawford was facing James, he completed it on James' head. A buckle. Then, James' security personnel confiscated the equipment of the person who shot the video on the sidelines, and deleted the video posted online."

Min Congda took a look, what?There is such a thing?

In the American society that has always advertised freedom of speech, is there still such a thing that blocks people's mouths?

Besides, it's just a button, is it worth it?

In a basketball game, no matter how strong you are, there will be times when you will be weak.

If you detain others every day, others will detain you.

You have to pay it back when you come out to hang out, there is no reason for you to take advantage of it alone.

Min Congda immediately understood the purpose of sending the video in this private message.

I just want the influential account NBA-Batman to stand out.

I don't know who the person who sent the private message is, but it is obviously called by the spirit of Batman.

"Mr. Min, do you want to post this video? Private message said, I hope we will uphold justice."

Min Congda thought for a while, although the original intention of this account was to black the Clippers.

But what is the purpose of the black clippers?It is to let the reputation of the Clippers decline, and everyone does not want to watch the Clippers game.

Black James, although James is a Cavaliers player, he is the face of the NBA.

If the NBA is implicated because of this, it will make fans feel boring and fake, which will indirectly cause a drop in ratings.

It is also a good thing for the Clippers to go bankrupt.

"If the entire NBA goes bankrupt, wouldn't the Clippers be even more hopeless? The nest will be overwhelmed and the eggs will be laid? Good! That's it. I'm going to be a real Batman, for those who are oppressed. People who cover their mouths uphold justice and speak up for them!"

So, with a little selfishness, Min Congda replied to Fan Chen: "No problem, you can post it! Remember to @point more famous players, including James himself."

Fan Chen replied: "Will I be hunted down by James' public relations personnel?"

Min Congda said: "Don't worry, the motherland is your strong backing."

(End of this chapter)