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Tomjanovich was surprised.

"You look very surprised." Louie didn't want to be polite to Rudy. "Are you going to be my assistant for the rest of your life?"

Tomjanovich's answer moved Louie: "It's not impossible."

"Look Rudy, if Jeff, Billy, Phil can coach, you can too, you'll do better than them."

Louis didn't want to see this famous coach who left a well-known quote in the history of the NBA because he could only be a lifetime assistant coach because of his time travel.

It's not fair to him.

Tomjanovich guessed that Louie had prepared a good place for him.

"Where do you want me to be the head coach?"

"Right in New York."

Tomjanovich said in disbelief: "New Jersey?"

"What nonsense are you talking about, is New Jersey also New York?" Louis said contemptuously, and said solemnly, "The New York I am talking about is the New York Knicks."

A breeze blew just right in front of Louie and Tomjanovich.

"Today is not April Fool's Day."

"You know I hate this stupid holiday."

Tomjanovich said solemnly, "I hope you're not kidding about it."

"I'm serious, Rudy."

"I can't get it, Louie, if you're kidding, it's not funny. You don't see any reason to give up coaching the Knicks, in my opinion. You built this team and you took the Knicks from New York City's disgrace The joke became an iconic professional sports team, and it made even behemoths like the Yankees uneasy, fearful that the Knicks would take away the Yankees' place in New York."

Louis listened silently.

"This team has been playing for years, and it's getting a little bit old, but a few days ago, we beat Portland again for our sixth championship, and our sixth in a row! Louie! You Do you want to leave such a team behind?"

Louie still didn't answer Tomjanovich.

"You asked me during the game, how are you going to keep this team, and now the team is still intact, and you're giving them up? What's the matter?"

Tomjanovich said a lot.

Louie thought it made sense, but these words didn't move him.

"Rudy, guess why I came from Boston to New York?"

"You wanted to be someone like Reed, and now you are."

"Yes, that's what I thought at first."

Louis does not deny his original intentions.

But the original intention is valuable because it is difficult to keep the same.

"But now, I have some new ideas. My thinking now is that I have won everything I should have won as the coach of this team, and in the process, I have worked hard, given my best, and lost A lot of things. I lost my spirit when I came, I lost my drive, and worst of all, I lost myself."

Louis remembered a lot of things that happened this season. If he was in Boston to deal with it, he might use the Thunder to cut off the source. During the season, he just wanted to maintain stability, maintain balance, and arouse conflicts within the team. Turn into the competitiveness of the team.

To put it bluntly, this is to bury the thunder deeper and deeper, and the difference is only in the early explosion or the late explosion.

Young Louie would detonate the mine as soon as he spotted it, and then put the shattered pieces back together.

Louis now doesn't do that.

As Louie said, he lost himself while he made his career in New York.

Six consecutive championships is the limit he can achieve, and he is also satisfied with the result.

There will be no better results.

That's why he had to hit the pause button.

People must know the choice, know how to advance and retreat.

"You let me think about it," Tomjanovich said, "you think about it too, you need to know that this decision is not only about you and me, but also a lot of people will be up at night, think about Patrick, think about it benj, think about Dennis, think about Sean, think about Jack (Kruger), think about Zhao, think about the fans in New York..."

"I'm lazy and don't want to use so many brains. They will naturally understand when the time comes. You just need to be prepared."

In the end, Louie gave Tomjanovich no room for bargaining at all, but gave an orderly tone.

"If I don't want to, even you can't force me."

"If I were you and had the opportunity to coach this team after being an assistant coach for more than ten years, I would agree without hesitation, knowing that coaches who want to coach the Knicks can run from my house to yours. "

Even if Louie said all the soft words and hard words, Tomjanovich did not agree on the spot.

This made Louis very upset.

Because Rudy is the only option if his successor is to be chosen.

Over the years, Rudy has done a great job as his chief teaching assistant. The daily training sessions of the Knicks are always hosted by Rudy. He has an unparalleled prestige among the players. At the same time, he has followed Louis for many years. He knows the team and is familiar with every player, even Rodman. The thorns also respect him very much.

There are a lot of people who want to be the Knicks coach.

But only Tomjanovich has this qualification and ability.

If he doesn't accept it, Louis really can't say no.

The next day, Louis' life remained peaceful.

This offseason, he wanted to have a good rest, so he canceled the annual meeting (let Baylor attend on his behalf), canceled the annual trip to China (the Road Academy’s study abroad program in the United States remains the same), and only worked until the end of the draft.

After this year's draft, he will give himself a long vacation.

Compared to last year, this year's offseason has been quiet.

Phil Jackson would still call and talk to Louie about Webb.

After Louie's enlightenment, Jackson put down his prejudice against Webber, defied all opinions, and made the top management of the Magic team give up the plan to trade the No. 1 pick.

This is also the most reasonable option.

In Louie's previous life, the reason why the Magic traded the 1993 No. 1 overall pick was that O'Neal liked to play with Hardaway -- who doesn't like a guard who can pass the ball to himself -- there is another very important point, at that time, the league had not yet introduced Standard rookie contract. It was an era when rookies dared to open their mouths and "give me $100 million", and a player like Webber would definitely start with a max salary as long as he entered the league.

Hardaway has no such troubles. Although he is also favored by scouts, his market is completely inferior to Webber.

At the moment in which Louie is in, the standard rookie contract was officially introduced in 1988 under his promotion.

It's been a game-changer in the offseason, turning it into a giant butterfly flapping its wings, which has brought many unexpected changes.

The night before the 1993 NBA Draft, Louie was in New York for a June party hosted by Madison Square Garden Company Entertainment.

The party was held to celebrate the Knicks' championship.

The players and coaching staff were all present.

The top msg leaders, led by Jack Kruger, also came.

"Dennis, don't you think the white hair style is very unsuitable for you?"

"Fuck you, my unique head can control all shapes!"

The foul language of the players added a bit of ground to this apparently high-class party.

"Lu, I have good news to tell you."

Kruger blushed.

Louis asked: "Could it be that the above decided not to sell the team."

"Yes, not exactly."

Louis instantly knew what was going on.

"They decided to sell part of the stake?"

"That's right." Krueger laughed, "Although the nfl cake is huge, they are not sure if they are greeted by another Knicks, because the nfl team waiting for a new owner is another New York Jets."

The Jets are to New York what the Clippers are to Los Angeles.

When you mention it, everyone will frown and be disgusted.

The old club changed its plans and decided to keep the team, of course, is good news, but it is not so important to Luigi.

In addition to successfully handing the coach to Rudy, Louie has to seriously consider his future in New York.

He's been thinking about it lately, whether it would be good or bad for him to stay in New York.

No doubt, staying here, he'll be New York's Reed Auerbach, ruling this team until he's as old as he is now.

That means he will have life-or-death power over the Knicks.

Sounds cool, but Louie isn't thrilled about it.

Veteran Japanese fans usually don't bother with Marseille.

But they value the star's "scale".

If a star chooses to unlock the restricted area in order to stimulate the fans, such as playing against black people, such as opening the back door, or playing Kled off the horse, which is a favorite of the rookies, it will greatly reduce their interest in the actor.

Some things are valuable because they are precious, and if you get them easily, you won't value them as much as you once did.

Therefore, Ayi Uehara is an epoch-making monster. She can guarantee the output of at least five or six classes per month. This is a selling point, no one refuses to come, and finally achieves the status of a prolific and successful generation of queens.

Now it's not a question of whether Louie wants to be New York's Auerbach, but New York wants him to be Auerbach.

But Louis, like thousands of senior Japanese moviegoers~www.readwn.com~, is a big pig's hoof.

The thing is, he can refuse New York and refuse to be the Reed Auerbach of the city, but why? There has to be a reason.

What's wrong with New York?

There is absolutely nothing bad about New York for the winner.

So, this is what troubles Louie.

He feels like the protagonist of some blown-up Japanese epic **** right now, and the scumbag explains why he did it after the demise: I don't know, I just wanted to do it.

Hmm, so right.

Louie doesn't know why he thinks so, but that's what he thinks.

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