Don't talk trash to him.

Chapter 22 New Season's Starting Lineup
Su Wan had never thought that he would have a falling out with LeBron on the first day of the closed training camp. After all, there had been no substantive conflict between them. If he had been like a "flat-headed brother" right from the start, biting people without warning, it would have easily given people the impression of being a "cancer in the locker room."

Generally, such players have a bumpy road in the NBA.

It's just that LeBron disgusted him with his fake enthusiasm as soon as he entered the door, so he naturally had to fight back appropriately.

Otherwise, who will be responsible if he gets hurt by keeping it in his heart?

If there is always someone who has to hold his breath, no matter who he loves, it can't be him, Su Wan.

After LeBron changed his clothes, they went to the training ground together. Cavaliers head coach Paul Silas and his assistants were already waiting at the court.

Su Wan saw the summer league head coach Brandon Malone among the assistant coaches. They looked at each other and Su Wan saw surprise in his eyes.

Another person who was frightened by his summer changes appeared.

Su Wan enjoyed this moment very much. These surprised expressions made him feel a sense of accomplishment.

"Everyone, the past two years for the Cavaliers have been full of turmoil, but now there is no doubt that we are about to usher in a new era. We have outstanding young people. Now, it depends on what kind of performance you young people can play. The stage is yours, and the future of Cleveland is also yours. I believe in all of you, and please believe in my arrangements for you. Let us create a big scene together!"

As a player, Paul Silas' career was perfect enough. He won three championship trophies, made two All-Star appearances, and was named to the "Best First Team" twice and the "Best Second Team" three times.

But as a head coach, his coaching record is much inferior to that when he was a player.

At least he couldn't do what he said, "knowing people and making good use of them."

He was fired by the Cavaliers due to poor performance before the end of the season. Brandon Malone next to him became the "interim head coach" of the Cavaliers. Then next summer, Mike Brown, who is more familiar to fans, took over the "coaching seal" of the Cavaliers.

As he said, the turmoil among the players is over, but the turmoil among the head coach has just begun.

However, his polite words successfully mobilized the enthusiasm of the players on the scene.

On the first day of the new season, most teams' training content is the same:

It's basically recovery training.

The players have just had a relaxing holiday and need to slowly increase their exercise volume.

Otherwise, injuries are likely to occur.

Before the training started, the team conducted physical tests on each player in order to better understand the current condition of the players.

Silas first looked at LeBron James' physical test data: height 2.04.5m, weight 109kg, wingspan 2.14m, body fat percentage 6.7%, standing reach 2.70m, maximum jumping height about 1.20m, maximum reach about 3.90m, 10.4-yard speed 2.89s, three-quarter court sprint 198s, maximum deadlift kg.

Weird, monster!

Then, he opened Su Wan's physical test data.

Ever since he met Brandon Malone in the new season, this guy has mentioned this Chinese rookie to him so much that his ears are almost callused. Now he can finally see what kind of quality this rumored "most flamboyant rookie in the past n years" is:

"Name: Su Wan; Age: 19 years and 100 days; Nationality: Chinese; Barefoot height: 197.45cm; Weight: 96.34kg; Wingspan: 211.76cm; Body fat percentage: 9.5%, Standing reach: 2.72m, Maximum jump height: 84cm, Maximum reach: 3.56cm. 10.8-yard speed: 2.98s, Three-quarter court sprint speed: 145s. Maximum deadlift: kg;" Even after looking at LeBron's physical test data first and then Su Wan's data, Silas still felt that this data report was not bad, and he could still see Su Wan's highlights:
He is five months younger than LeBron James; his arm span is outstanding even among black people.

In addition, his explosive power is also outstanding. Among Asian players, his jumping ability and explosive power are rare.

Based on this dynamic and static report, Su Wan's physical fitness is at least at the league's top level.

As far as Paul Silas knows, these players tend not to be too serious during physical tests, so maybe Suwan still has reservations.

If Su Wan knew what Paul Silas was thinking, he would probably nod frantically:

Yes, sir, please keep the guess going.

Otherwise, just exposing this data would still be difficult to explain some of the extreme moves he performed in "The zone" mode.

Just like Jordan's "layup after changing hands during a dunk" and "Dr. J's one-handed big swing layup" from behind the backboard, I guess even they themselves can't replicate the same famous scene.

Some actions cannot be performed under normal circumstances.

But in "The Zone" mode, Su Wan can indeed complete many extreme operations. It's just that because it consumes too much energy, he won't pursue that kind of extreme operation for every ball.

The recovery training lasted about three or four days, during which time Varejao officially joined the team, and the last person on the Cavaliers' official roster arrived. The Cavaliers' "old birds" finally had someone to bully. After Su Wan established his authority, they didn't dare to cause trouble for Su Wan. No one knew what this eccentric guy would do when he went crazy, and such people were often the most terrifying. They shifted their target to Calderon. But Calderon followed Su Wan all day long, and they had no chance to do anything.

Varejao wisely chose to "pay his respects" and took the initiative to move his locker to LeBron's side.

"King" had long been jealous of Suwan, who always had Calderon following him, following him closely. This was a cool feeling. Varejao's overtures were responded to. Just like that, even though there were newcomers everywhere, the "old birds" in Cleveland couldn't find a single newcomer to bully.

"Uncle, you will definitely be one of the most dazzling newcomers in the new season. God will not let down a child like you!"

Another day of training ended. Brandon Malone couldn't help but praise Suwan, who continued to practice as usual. He now praised Suwan as skillfully as taking off his own pants. And he was very skilled in praising, with many different postures.

This is another reason why the veterans dare not provoke Su Wan:
No one would mess with a newcomer who has so much potential and such a good attitude towards training.

Such a person is destined to be favored by the head coach, and he will be able to occupy a tactical position that others cannot shake in any minute.

At that time, those who offended him should consider where to go next.

This is not something a smart "old bird" would do!

And that day indeed arrived very soon.

A week before the preseason begins, Paul Silas announced the Cavaliers' starting lineup for the new season:
"LeBron James at No. 1, Suwan at No. 2, Ira Newbell at No. 3, Drew Gooden at No. 4, and Big Z at No. 5;"

Suwanti started the game, and the one he replaced was Jeff McGinnis.

(End of this chapter)