NBA: Yao Ming at his peak returns to his rookie season

Let's skip Chapter 48 and get to training.

The NBA general manager circle.

This is a filthy and betrayal-filled circle, as complex as House of Cards.

That's why honest people like Bob often seem out of place.

The high-profile trades surrounding the Trail Blazers' rebuilding came to an end because the general managers of the Bucks and Rockets both said they wanted All-Stars but not them.

Bob is about to cry.

This person's heart is just too damn complicated.

If I had known, I would have agreed to the Spurs' offer.

As for the Magic...

Grant Hill played only 5 games after his return, and his season was once again over, so the Magic were naturally eliminated.

Bob is now marveling at the importance of trust between people.

Why is it so... so... difficult...!

Despite being suddenly sent to Houston, Big Dog himself was quite happy.

The contract is over, but I can team up with Yao Ming.

Just before boarding the plane, this guy waved to the media and said, "I'm going to Houston to play with Yao Ming!"

God knows how devastated Yao Ming must have felt seeing this!

The 02-05 seasons were Glenn Robinson's last moment of glory.

During this period, he averaged 20+5+3 per game, which, statistically speaking, is definitely All-Star caliber.

but!

That's fake.

Glenn Robinson entered a gambling mode during this period. He only cared about the data, whether his playing style was reasonable or not, and whether he would win or not.

Yao Ming still remembers playing against the Hawks in the 04 season of his previous life. Jason Terry was so angry that he almost got into a fight with Glenn Robinson!

The team already has Francis, who lives a life of indulgence and freedom, and Old Cat, who just lies around and collects a salary, and now they have Glenn Robinson.

"How about we trade?"

This is the first time Yao Ming has had this thought since his rebirth.

Glenn Robinson joins Houston!

This is big news.

Houston fans are already fantasizing about making the playoffs and recreating their past glory, though much of this is driven by the Rockets' management's promotional efforts.

They dare to publicize it.

Yao Ming sometimes doesn't even dare to watch.

This report doesn't feature Yao Ming; it's a combination of Duncan and O'Neal, plus a supercharged version of Vince Carter, and a Francis on par with Iverson.

Leslie's boasting has no limits.

They dare to say anything.

Fortunately, Yao Ming was prepared. While the Rockets were boasting, someone leaked information to Basketball Illustrated. Information about Yao Ming's domestic training since he entered the spotlight is now very popular.

Yao Ming was the unluckiest one.

He entered the professional career because he could drink some free milk, and has been under the spotlight ever since. Those benefits such as being protected and having his age changed are just legends to Yao Ming.

He experienced none of it.

Now they're even resorting to digging up old news to undermine their own image!

Exaggerating player performances is a basic practice for league teams.

And it's not just Yao Ming.

Both LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony were hyped up when they were young. If they weren't hyped up, would fans even know who they were?

However, being able to boast is not enough; one must also be able to stand the test of time.

That's skill.

In the NBA, you have to pay the price for your boasts.

If the Rockets continue to hype Yao Ming's rookie season like this, it would be a disservice to the team's efforts to nurture him if he didn't win an MVP.

So I asked Basketball Illustrated to add some outlines.

Let the fans think about it. Yao Ming was still a young player, not as good as Duncan, and not as good as O'Neal.

In his rookie season, he hoped to be selected to an All-NBA team and be among the top 15 players in the league.

That would be considered an unexpected surprise.

Only in this way can Yao Ming's abilities be truly showcased, and only then can he properly boast about himself.

No matter what.

Although Glenn Robinson's arrival caught Yao Ming off guard and dealt him a heavy blow, he was at least a near-All-Star level player who could contribute immediately.

If this grandson were willing to play ball properly.

Even with Mobley injured, the Rockets still have a true playoff-caliber roster with Yao Ming, Glenn Robinson, Francis, and Cato.

As for whether or not it can be hit.

It's up to fate.

As the saying goes, 3% is determined by fate, and the remaining 97% depends on hard work.

The Rockets' morning practice has ended.

Glenn Robinson appeared at the locker room door yawning, which made Tomson's face turn as black as the bottom of a pot!

"Sorry, Coach Rudy," Glenn Robinson said, shrinking back. "I just moved to Houston and hired a few girls for a housewarming party. I promise, oh, there's a game tomorrow. I promise next time, I promise I'll train hard!"

"You're Yao Yao? Holy crap, you're incredibly tall!"

Glenn Robinson tried to rub Yao Ming's head.

"In our country, only elders can touch the hair of juniors, so Glenn, let's get back to training!" Yao Ming nimbly dodged aside.

Francis, who was initially excited about Glenn Robinson's arrival, now looked rather grim.

The old black men in the locker room were all looking at the newcomer.

Glenn Robinson remembered this moment many years later, and although he didn't want to admit it, he was still quite scared.

He never imagined that a newcomer could have such terrifying locker room dominance.

"It's already this late, forget it. We have a match tomorrow, Yao. As a senior, I have to tell you, you need to balance work and rest. Besides, those young models are great training. I trained all night!"

"You've misunderstood, Mr. Glenn. Morning training ends at 12 o'clock, so we still have plenty of time to warm up!" Yao Ming said seriously as he changed back into his training clothes.

At the same time, Francis and Stephen Jackson stepped forward.

Two men helped Glenn Robinson change his clothes: "Don't be nervous, Glenn, this is a welcome ceremony in Houston!"

"This...no, isn't that unnecessary, Steve!"

Glenn Robinson was practically forced to change his clothes. He looked at Coach Tom with a glimmer of hope, hoping the old man would remember that he was the Rockets' coach and would agree to any training sessions.

But Tang Shuai calmly drank the goji berry water that Yao Ming had bought for him.

I didn't say anything!

Tom was actually happy to see this, because Yao Ming is very gentle and respectable, and the Rockets players love him too.

Yao Ming has everything he needs to become the leader of a team.

But he's too gentle; he's not suited for the NBA!

But today, because of Glenn Robinson, Coach Tomjanovich discovered Yao Ming's thuggish side. He said it was time to train, and no one on the team dared to say no!

Those troublemakers on the Rockets are now all on Yao Ming's side!

Glenn Robinson was pinned to the court by Stephen Jackson: "Play well, Glenn! It'll be embarrassing if you lose!"

"Lose?" Glenn Robinson reeked of alcohol. "I'll go easy on you!"

Glenn Robinson has a bit of a punchable gene in his body.

While he may not have committed as many locker room misdeeds as Zach Randolph, he certainly has a knack for infuriating people!

Glenn Robinson didn't take Yao Ming seriously.

Who do you think you are? Glenn Robinson, the big dog, was also a number one draft pick!

His nickname "Big Dog" is not derogatory!

After the coin toss, Glenn Robinson decided to teach Yao Ming a lesson and show him who the real "BOSS" was!

As a result, before he could even stand still, Yao Ming's shoulder bumped into him when they faced off... For a moment, Glenn Robinson thought he saw his grandma!

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