Tang Tian smiled and shook his head at the comments on social media.
Becoming the Pelicans' owner was part of his plan, but not yet.
It wasn't that he had lost interest in basketball like Jordan. On the contrary, his interest was stronger than ever.
Time flew by, and more than half a month passed in the blink of an eye.
It was already April, the final month of the Regular Season—though strictly speaking, only the final half-month remained.
The Pelicans had only six games left to play.
Other than losing their final game of the season against the Mavericks, they had compiled a terrifying 74-2 record.
Before the season had even ended, they had already tied the 74 Wins NBA League Regular Season record they had set themselves two years earlier!
They had swept the Cavaliers, swept the Warriors, swept the Rockets, swept the Spurs, swept the Bucks...
Their Regular Season performance could truly be described as crushing everything in their path.
They had become a team unlike any other in history.
And they still had a chance to elevate that record to an entirely new level.
80 wins—a seemingly unreachable number.
However, Stevens had not changed.
Just as before, he did not force the issue with their record. Instead, he began resting the starters and giving the reserves and bench players more opportunities.
There was no need to worry about the condition of the Four Brothers of Hard Work. What he needed to do now was get everyone else into form before the Playoffs began.
New York Headquarters.
"Go speak with the owners of the remaining teams. The Pelicans are resting players now, so this is their chance to win. We absolutely cannot let them reach 80 wins!"
Xiao Hua said to his new assistant, Main Sok.
Joe