These two pieces of news were huge, but also quite interesting.
One had come from Oakland media, the other from Los Angeles media.
The people involved could not speak out at this point, so there was no way to tell whether the news was real or fake.
Time flew by, and in the blink of an eye, it was June 30. Only one day remained before the Free Agency Market opened.
Dempsey was practically going mad with anxiety. From his private talks with Walker and Butler, both of them appeared likely to opt out and test the Free Agency Market.
Neither had made their stance clear on re-signing with the Pelicans.
His hope was to keep at least one of them.
That would have been the ideal outcome as well.
But with the Free Agency Market about to open and the matter still unresolved, that was clearly not a good sign.
Tang Tian's phone had remained unreachable, so Dempsey directly bought a flight to the Caribbean Sea and headed there to find Tang Tian based on the information he had gathered.
The sun shone brightly, and the sea breeze drifted gently.
Tang Tian held Olson beneath a beach umbrella, sipping fruit drinks in the soft ocean breeze and enjoying the wonderful holiday.
For Tang Tian, who had been transported here for seven years, setting every NBA matter aside was truly a pleasure.
But that pleasure was quickly interrupted.
When he casually turned his head, he caught sight of someone in a white t-shirt waving and running toward him from the corner of his eye.
Dempsey.
That guy had actually chased him all the way to the Caribbean Sea.
"Elizabeth, wait for me here for a moment."
Tang Tian did not want his vacation ruined, so he got up and walked