Basketball's No. 1 Anti-Fan

Chapter 72: The Life after the Disaster

The next day, Han Sen arrived at the gym early as usual.

After a while, James came with Mancias.

After seeing Han Sen, the two walked straight towards him.

"This is my trainer Mike Mancias. He used to be Tim Grover's assistant. If you need any help, you can ask him." James introduced Hansen.

Mancias then reached out to Hansen.

Han Sen put down the dumbbell in his hand, shook hands with him, and then shook his head:

"Thanks, but I know how to practice it myself."

They had agreed before that he didn't need to improve his off-court relationship with James, even though James seemed to be taking the initiative to make peace.

Besides, he didn't like Grover when he was in Miami, so how could he like the so-called Grover's assistant?

What's more, he knew that James had little to do with the word "technology" throughout his career, so how reliable could Mancias be?
James didn't say anything, but at least Han Sen just said "thank you".

Having basic respect and common goals is enough for them.

Han Sen finished his strength training earlier and returned to the locker room earlier.

At this time, there were already quite a few people in the locker room, and it was bustling.

However, when Han Sen appeared, the locker room quickly became quiet.

When Vallejo saw Hansen, he stood up and pointed his index finger at Hansen: "How dare you come here!"

But at the same time, Cunningham also stood up and stood in front of Vallejo: "What do you want to do?!"

"What do I want to do? What do you want to do? Have you forgotten what this guy did yesterday?!" Vallejo didn't expect Cunningham to stand on Hansen's side.

You should know that among the people Hansen beat up yesterday, Cunningham was one of them.

"Just because you're not as good as your opponent on the court, do you want to cause trouble off the court?" Cunningham raised his voice.

"I recognize Han's strength, and I am convinced by it. Ask this room, how many people are not convinced?"

No one answered, but no one denied it either.

They didn't answer because what happened yesterday was too embarrassing for most of them, and they didn't deny it because what Cunningham said was right.

If you lose, you lose, you have to admit it.

It would be clownish if you wanted to make up for the loss off the court.

"Forget it, Dent." Hansen spoke at this time, motioning Cunningham to go back.

He used to think that Vallejo was hateful, but now he only felt pity for him.

Logically speaking, among all the players on the Cavaliers, Varejao is the most loyal to James and has the closest relationship with him. Even O'Neal knows this.

But Vallejo didn't receive any information about what happened yesterday.

As expected, I have no human rights.

Just at this time, James also came to the locker room with Mancias.

After seeing Vallejo and Hansen confronting each other, he immediately frowned and said, "Go back!"

Valanciunas was a little confused, but he dared not disobey James' instructions.

James entered the locker room and stood beside Han Sen. He then said, “Whoever causes trouble for Han in the future will be causing trouble for me.”

It was a simple sentence, but it made everyone in the locker room open their eyes wide.

Valanciunas even began to doubt his life.

What's going on?! Aren't James and Han Sen having a big fight?

Didn’t Han Sen humiliate everyone on the Cavaliers, most importantly James, yesterday?

They really want to go out and see now whether the sun really rises from the west today!
Seeing everyone's reaction, James seemed to be prepared and continued:

"Our only goal this season is to win the championship. We must not fail again. No matter how big the conflicts were in the past, they should be in the past. Only by working together can we move forward. Just like 15 sticks put together, nothing can break them."

Han Sen turned and looked at James in surprise. James has such a high level of locker room speaking ability?

This really surprised him.

But it does seem understandable. After all, this is not an impromptu event, and the team behind James is so strong that preparing a speech is not a difficult task.

James' speech was very effective, and his personality became even more prominent.

For the sake of the championship, letting bygones be bygones be bygones, if this isn’t a leader, then who is?

Han Sen didn't care about this and sat in his seat. James established his character, as long as he didn't cause him any trouble.

His thoughts now are the same as before, to become stronger as soon as possible.

He is not completely sure whether James will stay with the Cavaliers a year later, but what is certain is that he and James will definitely no longer be teammates next season.

When they face off on the court, it will be like a collision of Mars and the Earth every time.

If he wasn't strong enough at that time, he would really become a clown.

After James finished his speech, the locker room soon became lively again.

O'Neal also started chatting with Hansen.

During the days when Hansen was targeted, O'Neal also had a hard time.

Han Sen and he were the most compatible on the court, and his performance obviously declined when Han Sen was not on the court.

Off the court, he and Hansen were considered to be in the same camp by James, so although he and the Cavaliers players seemed to be on good terms with each other on the surface, it was just a show.

Now that the relationship between Han Sen and James has eased, he is also an indirect beneficiary.

He even asked about Han Sen's birthday.

When he learned that Han Sen's birthday had just passed, he directly stated that he would give Han Sen a birthday present in the future.

Han Sen couldn't refuse such kindness, so he could only write it down and return it on O'Neal's birthday.

As soon as they finished chatting, James came over.

Cunningham, who was standing by, gave up his seat after seeing this.

"Andre is actually not a bad person. If you need, I can ask him to come over and apologize to you for what he did to you before." James said after sitting down.

O'Neal, who was standing by, was surprised when he heard what happened. How could such words be said directly in the locker room?

"No need." Han Sen shook his head.

Varejao is just a man who follows orders, and if he really makes him apologize in person in the locker room, Varejao will be completely embarrassed and will have no chance of staying in the Cavaliers in the future.

Of course, the most important thing is that Varejao had already been kicked out of the starting lineup by him and O'Neal, and no longer posed any threat to him.

As long as this guy doesn't cause trouble for himself in the future.

"I thank you on his behalf." James acted like a big brother.

Han Sen smiled and looked at James, not knowing how to describe his feelings at the moment.

Maybe this is James.

(End of this chapter)