Observation

"Now, please give a warm round of applause to today's guests, the Sendai Golden Bell from Miyagi Prefecture!"

As the host introduced them one by one, the Sendai Golden Bell players in gray uniforms took the court in succession.

Wu Yufei naturally focused on the two foreign players on their roster right away: Klose and Watt.

Wu Yufei had already learned the basic information about both men from Coach Oyama during yesterday's training camp.

Klose was German, 197 centimeters tall, weighed 91 kilograms, and was 27 years old. He had played for Sendai Golden Bell for three years.

Klose had an extremely well-rounded skill set. He could drive, pass, and shoot, making him a classic all-around player. His only weakness was probably his slightly weaker Three-Pointer.

A player like that would only be considered above average in Europe, and he would definitely be nothing special in the United States.

But in the small pond that was the Japan Professional Basketball League, he was undoubtedly a ringer and the team's pillar. He was also the greatest contributor to Sendai Golden Bell's consistent place in the top eight over the past few years.

In Sendai Golden Bell's victory over Tokyo Thunder last season, Klose had exploded for an astonishing 43 points.

Wu Yufei naturally had no fear of such a typical offense-first foreign player.

The one he was truly paying attention to was Sendai's other foreign player, the one who would match up directly against him: Watt.

Watt was American, 25 years old, and had once played for Rand University in the United States NCAA. He later entered the NBA through the draft, but he did not last long before being traded. After bouncing around several teams, he was eventually ruthlessly waived.

Watt then crossed the ocean to join the Japan Professional