Pre-Draft Trade

Before Hunter had even finished speaking, the cheers at the scene were already unstoppable, with many fans even rising to their feet.

In the United States, anything designated as a certain day carried great symbolic meaning, such as Independence Day and Lincoln's Birthday.

Even for a single city, it was very rare for something to be elevated into a designated day, let alone for an athlete.

Tang Tian Day had been announced by Hunter, but it was not his decision alone. It was the result of deliberations by the New Orleans state legislature.

Just as Hunter had said, Tang Tian's contributions to the city went far beyond basketball. As a basketball player, he had used his influence to rally people and provide the city with spiritual encouragement.

That was an immeasurable kind of value, especially since Tang Tian was Chinese. It made what he had done all the more precious.

The fans' reactions also showed that this was an outcome they were happy to see.

Tang Tian rose from his seat and thanked the fans and Hunter. Having a day named after him was an honor that surpassed even winning a championship.

His influence in the city had reached its peak.

The Pelicans' championship parade came to an end, and coverage of it spread through the media and documentaries.

Fans were deeply shaken, and Tang Tian's influence rose to another level worldwide.

Especially for fans back in China, the achievements Tang Tian had attained as a Chinese man were beyond imagination.

Though he was only twenty-four, he had already secured his place as the NBA's most influential and accomplished overseas player.

After the championship parade ended, Tang Tian spent a day with his family in New Orleans.

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