"Tang fucking changed the way I see basketball! Want to win an NBA championship? You don't need superstars teaming up anymore! One star and four shooters works too!"
"LeBron gave you a look, telling you to figure it out yourself!"
"Come to think of it, during the Cavaliers 1.0 era, they tried all sorts of things but never one star and four shooters. With LeBron's ability back then, I think he absolutely could have pulled it off!"
"Now that you mention it, it really could have worked. LeBron was great at both driving and passing, and his stamina was even better than Tang's!"
"It's not too late now. I think the Cavaliers are due for a change in direction!"
"No, no. Big men who can shoot threes usually aren't great defenders. Utah's O'Neal in the past, Jokic and Love now—they all have that problem. True 3-and-D big men, especially ones who can hold their own at center, are incredibly rare."
"Putting it that way, Yi is really valuable! He'll definitely get a very good contract next summer!"
"I agree. Big men like that will become more and more sought-after in the small-ball era. And those big men who already defend well can absolutely try developing a three-point shot."
"For example... Andrew Bynum?"
"After all these years, Bynum was finally recognized. So he was the pioneer all along!"
"If not for injuries, maybe he'd already have become the center leading the small-ball era. We misunderstood him before! We owe him an apology!"
"Ahem, I think the Nets' Brook Lopez is pretty good. His defense is underrated, and he has a soft touch with the potential to develop a three-pointer."
"Forget it. As a Brooklyn fan, I have to say Lopez is way too soft. The team should hurry up and trade