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

Chapter 238 Full of holes (fifth change)

Min Congda didn't know that he almost lost the team's head coach.

The kind of loss in the true sense, the kind that the whole person doesn't have.

At the moment, he is playing 2K11 at home, and 2K10 has been eliminated.

He needs new games to improve his operational capabilities so that he can perform better.

It's just that the few phone calls in the morning made him happy and sad.

The good news is that Bonner's agent called, saying that Bonner might still consider staying with the Spurs.

The agent calculated the tax rates in Texas and California, Bonner's salary, age issues, family issues, and so on.

He also said that Popovich called him in the morning, saying that he hoped that Bonner would stay with the Spurs, and that the contract amount was considered to increase.

There is actually one meaning in saying so much, I hope the Clippers will increase their money.

Adding money is a good thing for Min Congda, of course he wants to add money.

He wanted to give 4 million for 3000 years directly, but the system did not allow it.

It shows that the overflow rate of this price is too high for Bonner, and then it is reduced to 4 million in 2000 years, and the system allows signing.

Min Congda is of course happy when a big contract goes out and the Clippers' salary space is dug out.

There are two things that worry him. One is that Bonner signed a four-year 4 million contract, which the system allows.

Could it be that Bonner is really worth the price?He's not as low rated as he was in 2K11?
Bonner not only has a low rating in 2K, but scouts and commentators don't think highly of him.

In the 2010 season, his statistics in all aspects have declined, which is worse than that in the 2009 season.

Otherwise, the Spurs will not add a "shooting clause" to his contract when they sign him.

This is Min Congda's first free market signing, and he is very worried that he will accidentally sign a potential stock.

He is the most inaccurate in terms of potential. Through the system's contract salary cap, can we see the size of the potential?

Then he will lose money if he signs like this. A player worth 4 million in 2000 years is very good.

Min Congda tried to experiment with other players and found that the system did not respond.

It means that you are not really involved in signing the contract, and the system will not talk to you.

In the end, Min Congda said: "The Clippers want to sign Smart-Min. The contract amount is 4 million in 500 years, okay?"

Min Congda directly used himself as an experiment.

Unexpectedly, the system gave a response: [Yes. 】

How could it be possible?Min Congda tried to increase the price to 4 million in 1000 years, 4 million in 1500 years, whatever.

In the end, the price stopped at 4 million in four years, the same as Bonner.

Min Congda thought to himself, I don’t know how to play basketball at all, and I can earn 4 million yuan in 2000 years. It is estimated that the upper limit of the price for players below a certain level in this system is 4 million yuan in 2000 years.

"Then can I sign myself to play for the Clippers?"

【cannot. 】

"...Then can I sign the old man who sweeps the floor downstairs?"

【cannot. 】

Well, you just set a price to bluff me, right? I can't even sign you and talk about wool.

Min Congda ignored the matter, but didn't notice the difference between his two questions.

"Signing Min Congda" and "signing Min Congda to play for the Clippers" are two different things.

As a player, Min Congda naturally cannot get 4 million in 2000 years.

But as a coach, it's hard to say.

And the 4-year 2000 million contract with an annual average of 500 million is the top level in the NBA head coaching world.

If you take into account the status of a rookie coach-in terms of the salary level in 2010, it is unique.

It's a pity that Min Congda tried to make himself a coach, but the system said he could be a coach, but he didn't pay, and the salary system took it back.

Do you have to work hard as a coach without money?That's still a fart, it's better to let Lao Deng do the hard work.

The second thing that worried Min Congda was another phone call.

The call came from Milicic's agent, Mark Kostern.

He told Min Congda some bad news on the phone:
"Sorry Smart, Milicic doesn't really want to come to Los Angeles."

"Why, is the contract not big enough? I can give a bigger one."

"No, no, it's not that the contract is not big enough, but...it's too big, and he doesn't want to come."

"what?"

Min Congda was speechless when he heard this. There are still things that money can't handle in this alliance.

Some people think that the contract is too big and the money is too much, so they don't want to come?
Min Congda first stabilized Kostern, saying that there is still no chance for a roundabout peace negotiation, and if it is too big, the contract can be made smaller.

Mark Kostern sighed and said, "Dako has some... psychological obstacles, but I will find a way to solve them. I don't want to waste your sincerity, I will try my best."

Min Congda said, "If it's possible, can I have a talk with Darko in person?"

On the contrary, Min Congda became interested in this depraved No. [-] pick.

He thought that if he lost a big contract, he must have come to Los Angeles to report for duty.

After all, his story is familiar to everyone in the league, the regret of the platinum generation in 2003, or... a joke.

Min Congda didn't want to save him, but liked his outdated talent, which could give him a big contract without bringing him combat power.

How great.

Who knew that the system didn't reject it, but he himself rejected it.

As an ordinary person, Min Congda couldn't understand Milicic's thinking.

He played 2K11 and called out Milicic, which was still very easy to use.

I kept thinking about the reason in my mind, but I couldn't figure it out. Then Lao Deng called and seemed to have something to do. Min Congda didn't want to answer him and hung up the phone, almost mad at Lao Deng.

In the evening, Kostern called and said that Milicic would like to talk to Min Congda.

He is now at home in Memphis, having been traded by the Grizzlies to the Timberwolves midway through last season.

The Timberwolves wanted to sign him in the summer, but the Clippers gave him a bigger contract, and the Timberwolves couldn't match it at all.

Min Congda flew from Los Angeles to Memphis overnight, and Kostern accompanied him to Milicic's apartment in downtown Memphis.

Compared with Los Angeles, Memphis is much simpler and quieter. Vehicles drive on the road without the bustling and congested feeling of Los Angeles.

The apartment Milicic lives in is also very simple. These foreign players generally do not buy luxury houses, especially ordinary players.

You don't know when you're going to leave the city and you'll be home after a year or two, so renting is best.

When they retire and leave the United States, they will go back to their hometown, live there, and settle down with the money they earn from playing.

Seeing Milicic, Min Congda could tell from his expression that he was very tired, pulled his face, and simply shook hands with Min Congda.

After sitting down and not saying a few words, he said that he wanted to show Min Congda something, and then led Min Congda into his bedroom.

Min Congda's heart was pounding, wondering if I f*cked into a den of thieves?A big man at 213 led me into the bedroom, what did he want me to see?
He was a little flustered, covered his buttocks, followed into the room and saw that the wall of the bedroom was bumpy and not even at all.

Min Congda thought: "What kind of wall decoration is this? Kosovo war style?"

Milicic pointed to the wall and said, "Smart, have you seen it? This is my current situation, riddled with holes, I am not worth a contract at all, not worth any of it. So , don't sign me."

Min Congda approached the wall for a closer look, touched it, and saw the traces, and he understood that the hole was punched out with his fist.

(End of this chapter)