189. Problems with the inside

"Last night, the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the visiting Indiana Pacers. //// This is the second time the two sides have played in a week. Last time, we lost at the Conseco Arena in the Indiana; undoubtedly, last night's big victory was a hearty journey of revenge. In addition, our first match with the Pacers at the beginning of the season, and now, in three regular season matches, the Cavaliers are ahead of the Indiana team 2:1.

I think this ratio should be within acceptable range for the Cavaliers. Because the Indiana Pacers have been abnormal this season, they are no longer the weak team in the past few years. This season, the Pacers have repeatedly cut the old strong teams in the league. So we should be happy to have the upper hand in the fight with such a team full of hope and future and both have strength."

The day after the Cavaliers and Pacers' match ended, the host was discussing last night's game with the guests on a morning conversation with local sports TV station in Cleveland.

The host praised his favorite team without hesitation, and then he was poured a basin of cold water by the guests sitting beside him. This kind of local program usually invites some well-known professionals in the local area to discuss the local team together.

First, the locals know them; second, everyone likes the same team, so there will be no sudden quarrels during the live broadcast of the show.

"Although the result is gratifying, one thing we cannot ignore. That is the process. The Cavaliers did gain the upper hand in three matches with the Pacers this season, and 2:1 is also a comparison of the real strength of both sides. But we are not impeccable. Because our inside line is too weak, in the game, coach Byron Scott had to let the team shrink as much as possible to defend in the inside line to achieve the effect of curbing the Pacers center Hibert. But this means that our outside line is an open area! If, I mean, if the Indiana people's outside feel was better last night, it was just their normal level, maybe the side that lost the big score was us!"

"Our inside line is too weak!"

Even the common people can feel the Cavaliers' weakness in the inside, not to mention the Cavaliers' internal and senior executives. But strengthening this kind of thing is not overnight. It is really not easy to find an inside player who is in line with your preferences and willing to let go of others, and the trading conditions also meet your requirements.

At least it is quite difficult at the moment. Otherwise, why has the Cavaliers, which have huge transaction exceptions in their hands and many first-round draft picks, have not yet become buyers in the trading market?

"Has Dan Ferry never talked to you about anything? For example, which player do you like, and who do you hope to leave this team?"

Bonnie Raflin turned off the TV in the apartment, then turned around and looked at Wu Dawei sitting on the sofa. After Wu Dawei finished his morning training, Raflin called Wu Dawei and said that there were some things to discuss with him.

But after coming to Raflin's home, the sports program on TV happened to analyze last night's game. As the closing time of the trading market began to enter the countdown, more and more voices in Cleveland were talking about team trading.

"Yes, I told him that I hope the team can introduce Billups." Wu Dawei shrugged. The conversation had not been too long before, so Wu Dawei naturally remembered it very clearly. However, the team had not been moved, which made Wu Dawei feel a little disappointed.

"Billups?" Raphlin raised his eyebrows and laughed: "You do need an experienced and capable defender to lead you in the playoffs. Billups has the key balls you need and the ability to control the pace of the game. He is indeed a good choice. But it doesn't seem to go well."

"Yes, I haven't heard anything about it from management yet. There is not even a rumor at all. I don't know if Mr. Ferry has contacted Billups."

Wu Dawei couldn't help feeling a little disappointed in his words. He had grown from the little supporting role who was too carefree at the beginning of the season to a rising star who was talked about by the crowd. Naturally, Wu Dawei's ambition was no longer just satisfied with his outstanding performance in a few games. He wanted to make his mark in the playoffs.

But obviously, the current Cavaliers' lineup is completely unable to help Wu Dawei realize such an ideal.

"Ha, it seems you are a little disappointed~" Lavlin has experienced countless things in the world, and his ability to observe words and expressions is naturally very skillful and old. She sat down and said to Wu Dawei: "The Cavaliers' management has never been very efficient, and in fact, the Cavaliers have never had much bargaining chips."

Speaking of this, Raflin suddenly changed his mind and asked, "Dawei, can you tell me whether you ever thought about leaving the Cavaliers?"

"Leave the Cavaliers?" Wu Dawei was obviously not prepared for this question. He looked at Laflin with a little surprised.

"That's right. You know, everyone always loves to go to big cities. Because there is a higher exposure, more money, fragrant cars, and beauties, and you can get closer to the championship you have always dreamed of!"

Wu Dawei raised his eyebrows, and Raflin's words made him feel a little moved. Big cities, metropolis, and big football markets are not just players, but any ordinary person has never yearned for the drunken dream in the metropolis. But now, for Wu Dawei, who has been in big cities, Cleveland, an inland city far less than Miami Beach, has given Wu Dawei more.

Although most of this is attributed to his own efforts and his magical power, if Cleveland did not give him a chance from the beginning, he would not have the possibility of success at all.

Wu Dawei will not forget the hard training he performed under the leadership of coach Wright Tibbetts last summer, and the training scenes with Ramon Sessions and others are still vivid in my mind. Although money is always something that most people eventually chase, Cleveland has Wu Dawei's teammates, coaches and friends, and not to mention that he cannot give his own money here, but Cleveland cannot be as dazzling as Los Angeles.

Wu Dawei doesn't know what the future will be, but at least for now, he has no intention of leaving the Cavaliers before the transfer transaction gate is closed.

"But here are my coaches, my teammates and friends!"

"Well~" Laughlin was very moved by Wu Dawei's words. She said: "It seems that I signed a good man who values ​​feelings. It is said that Chinese people care about feelings very much. Now I may understand why the Lakers can't sign Yao~ Cleveland is so lucky~"

Raflin is more like saying that he is *** him. Although he has known him for a long time, Wu Dawei is sometimes not used to his female agent. No matter what, this is a mature hot girl who is nearly 30 years old, and any man can't resist it.

"You asked me to come just to tease me..." Wu Dawei spread his hands helplessly, which made Lavlin laugh. She coughed her throat, and then said seriously: "Okay, since my players are such a kind and kind person, then maybe I can help you in Billups."

Laflin's words surprised Wu Dawei. He spread his hands and obviously wanted to know why Laflin said that.

"I have a good relationship with Billups' agent Clem."

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It was already afternoon when Wu Dawei came out of Raflin's house. At Raflin's house, Wu Dawei tasted the lunch cooked by his agent. The taste was pretty good, but what made Wu Dawei happy even more was not Raflin's lunch, but what she told Wu Dawei that she could help the Billups.

Although Billups is no longer the FMVP he won in 2004, and his level may also decline as he grows older, there is no doubt that he can still rely on his rich experience and his big heart at critical moments of the game to bring great help to the team.

And more importantly, although Billups is not the best point guard in the current transfer market, it is undoubtedly the most realistic and suitable target for the Cavaliers. Chris Paul is too valuable, and the league will definitely not trade him from one small city to another. Big cities like Los Angeles and New York are the most likely places for CP3.

But Billups is different. If you can sign Billups freely, it means that the Cavaliers have obtained an excellent playback without damaging any chips, so Cleveland will be confident when looking for the inside!

Such news undoubtedly made Wu Dawei excited. Although everything was still unknown, Wu Dawei couldn't help but think about the scene when he and Billups teamed up to the bottom of the playoffs.

Of course, Raflin promised Wu Dawei to do a favor with Billups, not because she asked Wu Dawei to come to her home today. In fact, she hoped Wu Dawei could participate in the shooting of a public service advertisement. The reason was that Wu Dawei is now popular and has a great influence.

As a person who is passionate about charity and charity, Raflin has been committed to this aspect. Of course, this is even a private request from her, but Wu Dawei also agreed to her readily. Because Raflin told Wu Dawei that doing charity and charity is the most important thing to make the image positive. In the United States, many advertisers like to invite sunny and positive athletes to shoot advertisements and their covers.

In the United States, TV advertisers prefer to ask athletes to shoot their advertisements because the athletes’ image has always been positive and energetic. (To be continued.
Chapter completed!