Nas was Benson's business partner and also the Pelicans' second-largest shareholder.
Benson had always been extremely fond of Tang Tian, so what Nas said basically represented the Pelicans' position.
Tang Tian nodded when he heard that.
Since he had already decided to make a move against Xiao Hua, having people support him was a good thing.
And when it came down to it, between a League President and the Number One Player in the League, whoever won in the end depended on who had more supporters.
After saying that, Nas privately contacted several representatives from teams he had good relationships with and decided to raise the issue of Referee Calls at the next regular meeting.
Just as Tang Tian had said, if they kept avoiding the issue for immediate gains, it would ultimately be the league that suffered, and the damage would be irreversible.
There was still some time before the next regular meeting, and Nas would use that time to fight for the support of more representatives.
If he could not gain enough support, there would be no concrete outcome even if he brought it up.
In the blink of an eye, several days passed, and the Pelicans finished their November schedule.
Their record stood at 19 wins and 0 losses.
Although the Tang Tian controversy had made them seem somewhat unsettled, they continued their winning streak.
On December 2, they flew to San Antonio for their first clash of the season with the Spurs.
Although Duncan's retirement had made the Spurs' paper strength seem to decline considerably.
They had still continued their ageless legend this season. Led by the twin cores of Leonard and Aldridge, they edged out the Rockets to sit fourth in the Western Conference.
This was also the Pelicans' first challenge of December.
The game