As the defending champion Seattle SuperSonics, they have been very weak this offseason.

It seems that the strengthening of the entire NBA has nothing to do with the Seattle SuperSonics.

The entire NBA has become more sinister, and it has nothing to do with the Seattle SuperSonics.

These players of the Seattle SuperSonics are doing nothing but eating every day, treating themselves like a sidekick who is constantly doing, wow, and oh.

So those who have not watched the NBA last season may wonder whether the champion last season was one of the three teams: the Grizzlies, Lakers and Heat.

As a champion, especially a defending champion who has won two consecutive championships, how can you not give everything to strive for three consecutive championships?

Not only did the Sonics not give everything, but they also took advantage of it in such a way that it made fans dumbfounded and made competitors feel like they wanted to laugh but couldn't.

Everyone is wondering if the Seattle SuperSonics have been defeated by two championships and two successes.

After all, these young players from the Sonics do give people that feeling.

Leave aside Ye Si, Durant is crazy about playing street basketball during the offseason. No matter how good he is at street basketball, is it of any use in the NBA? Alston is so good at street basketball, but I haven’t seen him use it in the NBA?

You, Kevin Durant, can play worship in street basketball when facing people who are not defending. Can you also play worship in the NBA when facing James, Tracy McGrady, and your most powerful opponents?

And Rondo, how old are you? You are less than 24 years old, so why are you paying attention to your historical status?

Do you want to retire tomorrow?

Isn't it better to pay close attention to your shooting and offense than to pay attention to your historical status and ranking?

It doesn’t matter how bad your offense is. Even if you are not 15th or 2nd and are so protective of you, they say that your scoring may not even be in the top 30 of active point guards.

Playing imaginary all day long is no longer grounded at all.

There is also James Harden. Since he entered the NBA, he has been in nightclubs almost every day when he is in Seattle. Even if he is not in Seattle, he is in nightclubs in other cities.

Does the nightclub have that much beer?

Moreover, there are reporters who have specifically tracked what kind of girls James Harden likes. What makes people complain is that James Harden's aesthetics are really incomprehensible to normal people.

They couldn't understand, but James Harden was having a great time.

All the young players in the United States are gritting their teeth at James Harden and want to give this guy a good beating.

The opportunity to play with Yes was wasted like this.

If you can still become talented like this, then maybe Yes is not the God of basketball, but Jesus, the God who created the world.

And Milicic, who won the championship, first toured every city in Serbia, and then moved to towns throughout Serbia. Finally, he actually traveled around the villages in Serbia. Serbia is a small country.

There is indeed a need to rebuild the country's confidence after the war.

But you are a professional player. Is your sense of national honor too strong?

Returning home in fine clothes is not how you return home in fine clothes, is it?

There is a champion on the left and a champion on the right. They wish they could travel to every corner of the country and spread their faith from collapse to rise to every corner, so that their country can rise from collapse to rise again like themselves.

The heart is good.

The effect is also good.

After Milicic's turn, the Serbians felt that it would be great to be like Milicic. The most popular song in Serbia during this offseason was "If Serbia were as lucky as Darko Milicic."

The explicit longing in the lyrics would be great if other countries could lift them up and pull them up like Yes did to Milicic.

If this song is paired with another popular Serbian song "If Serbia was as powerful as China", then it will be clear who the savior Serbia is craving for now.

Milicic saved because of Yes.

What about them?

Milicic spent the entire offseason, from the second half of June to the beginning of October, half a year in his home country.

This matter has indeed caused great controversy in the United States.

You are good to your country, but to the SuperSonics, you are a professional SuperSonics player. What do you bring to the SuperSonics?

There has been no systematic training for four whole months, and even if you look at it, the belly on your body will tremble.

Milicic toured his homeland for less than half a year and brought back more than just a bunch of pork belly.

He also brought back a Serbian child who was just like him, with white and tender pork belly.

Yesi also heard that this child was a horse racing athlete who was turned away by Milicic and chose to play basketball. Milicic was very moved. Considering that the child was already 14 years old, ordinary systematic training was already very late, so

Prepare to take him with you and train him personally.

Milicic is now letting the kid learn English for a few months, and when his English improves, he will be sent to Garfield High School for the first grade.

Nikola Jokic and Milicic both asked Toyes to recommend him to Garfield High School.

Milicic now enjoys this role of daddy or master, and Jokic has even been taken by him to train at the Seattle SuperSonics training facility.

But other Sonics players are not optimistic about this kid.

They all feel that Milicic lacked love in his heart because he met Larry Brown when he was growing up, and he wants to get the love he lacks back.

I don’t blame Sonics players for having such discussions in private.

At the age of 14, he had no formal basketball training. His speed was slow and he couldn't bounce well. He was not the type to play in the NBA. He was far different from Milicic.

However, Yeas and Nelson saw something different in this child. This child's basketball understanding ability is really amazing.

Moreover, don’t think that these people are the most criticized by the media and public opinion.

This offseason, the person who really gets the most criticism from the Seattle SuperSonics is Millsap.

Milicic went back to his hometown in fine clothes. Let’s not talk about whether some of his actions were too much. At least it was indeed a fine homecoming and he earned a lot of face.

But Millsap is different.

As a rare NBA star who came out of Louisiana Tech University, after Karl Malone was Millsap.

Originally, Millsap didn't think about fighting for anything when he returned. Senior Malone has always been his idol.

Malone was also very good to him. Malone recommended him to the Jazz when no team wanted him, but in the end he was cut off by the Jays and the SuperSonics.

Therefore, Millsap's return home this time is indeed a major event in the history of Louisiana Tech University. Malone was also very happy and even specially attended to support Millsap.

Everyone was originally happy. It is really not easy for such a small basketball school to produce such a core player who has won two NBA championships.

Everyone was very excited and the atmosphere was very lively.

Then, things took a turn for the worse in the atmosphere of enthusiasm and excitement.

"When I entered the Seattle SuperSonics, I never thought I would win a championship. Then, we won the championship, two championships in three years. When I entered the league, my seniors all said, Hey man,

Don't think about the championship, you have to think more about money and other things. Therefore, I really went to the NBA just to make money. The championship was an accident, and the two championships were an accident among accidents. Two championships in three years, just

It can be said to be magical. I have a very great player. Yes is such a great player. A truly great player does not depend on how long his career is or how long he maintains his peak.

It’s how shining he was when he was brilliant. The shining light of Yes not only makes him shine, but his light can also illuminate other people around him. He is a great teammate and a true superstar. Thank you for what he has given me.

Everything!”

Millsap is a very humble person, and he has always been a good guy and a troublemaker in the Sonics. He really wanted to thank Ye Si from the bottom of his heart.

Without Ye Si, there would be no glorious present.

In the excitement, excitement, and deep emotion, I completely failed to notice that the face of the senior student next to me, Karl Malone, was getting increasingly ugly.

Finally, after being beaten by Karl Malone, Millsap calmed down, thought about what he had just said, and felt that he really deserved the beating.

How can you say such things in front of a senior who is so good to you?

Even if it’s the truth, I can’t tell it!

In the end, instead of fighting back, Millsap gave himself a hard slap in the mouth.

Even Karl Malone has trouble getting angry.

Damn it, my junior brother didn’t mean it, which makes me even more uncomfortable.

It's unintentional and not carefully planned. Doesn't that mean that his black spots are natural, that is to say, his black spots have reached the point where he just says them casually without thinking about it?

Damn it, I haven’t had a championship in my career, so I’m so humble!

In fact, after Malone beat Millsap and Millsap slapped himself, Malone and Millsap quickly reconciled and went for a drink. Malone was sad, seeing his idol.

Because there was no champion, Millsap also blamed himself for unintentionally provoking pain points. After the two had a big drink, their relationship was reconciled as before.

But the media and public opinion outside are different.

"Millsap is swollen!"

"You don't want to think about how you won the championship? With Yes, even a dog can win two championships in the past three years!"

"Whether Karl is a real superstar or not is something you, a little guy who is not even an All-Star, can judge, an ungrateful villain!"

"Karl, come back and go to the Lakers. I am a neutral Heat fan. I can't stand Millsap's success. I support you to go to the Lakers. Kobe likes his wife, and you also like his wife. That's what you are."

Together!"

The rhythm was very, very chaotic. Not only Millsap was crazy about it, but Malone and Kobe were also crazy about the rhythm.

If the news that Saint Beasley hadn't beaten Dream Green later suppressed the news that Malone beat Millsap, I'm afraid public opinion would have been hyped until the start of the season.
To be continued...