Basketball Legend: When Pride Still Matters Chapter 677 677 480 Damn Good Person (Combined)

Chapter 677: Chapter 480 Damn Good Person (Combined) Chapter 677: Chapter 480 Damn Good Person (Combined) After defeating the Knight, the Supersonics announced Roy was put on the daily watchlist.

The news that Roy was unhindered relieved many of the Supersonic supporters.

They quietly left Cleveland.

A day later, the Los Angeles Lakers arrived here.

Currently, the Lakers were ranked first in the league, with Kobe leading the latest MVP prediction list.

So people believed that Jas’s influence exceeded Kobe’s, but at this ti, no one wanted to support a notorious person.

The gap in strength between the Lakers and the Knight was too vast. Under normal circumstances, television networks wouldn’t nationally broadcast this ga.

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However, considering this was the “traitor’s” first ga back in Cleveland, just the potential incidents at the venue alone made it worth the major television networks’ extensive promotion.

ABC, TNT, ESPN… The cable networks began to hype it up.

Online, trolls began to imagine the possibility of bringing lethal weapons into Quicken Loans Arena to do sothing terrible to Jas.

That day, the Supersonics returned ho to Seattle from an away ga.

After the afternoon practice, Yu Fei returned ho, instructed the chef not to prepare dinner, and decided to arrange it himself.

Yu Fei invited a group over for a barbecue and then ordered a pork chop al. Those familiar with him knew he only ate pork chop als on special days.

Although Yu Fei’s personal trainer, Tim Grover, objected to him eating fried pork chops, Yu Fei always had a good excuse.

“LeBron is about to flaunt his current partner in front of his ex whom he dumped live, do you think I shouldn’t celebrate such a big day with a good al?”

Considering Yu Fei’s net worth—not to ntion his successful investnts—Yu Fei’s career was linked to whether Reebok could beco a billion-dollar sports brand in the future, and if it was to replace Nike, he needed to maintain long-term competitiveness.

“Jordan would have been greater if he had developed healthy eating habits in his youth,” Grover said.

Yu Fei retorted, “Did that affect him becoming the Greatest of All Ti?”

“He could have achieved even more,” Grover said.

Yu Fei truly wasn’t sure whether the major injury that ended his sophomore season or the year and a half retirent during his pri to play baseball had a bigger impact on Jordan, or whether the failure to develop healthy eating habits had a larger impact.

Fairly speaking, the season-ending and baseball hiatus had a bigger impact, genuinely costing Jordan two and a half years of his pri.

For soone who solidified his GOAT status before age 35, ti was more precious than gold.

So, Yu Fei, not yet 28, had already matched Jordan in honors.

He planned to retire around age 35. Could an occasional pork chop al as a reward really cause him to plumt before he turned 35?

Thus, he didn’t take the advice.

“Do you guys think LeBron will avoid playing tonight?” Kwa Brown mocked, “This wimp was still cursing at fans on Twitter yesterday!”

Little O couldn’t believe it, “He would do that?”

Then Brown pulled up the tweet.

What happened was, when Jas posted a life update tweet, a hater comnted below saying, “You’d better not co back to Cleveland, you know we’ll kill you!”

Jas replied, “You’ll die before .”

Just as Little O stated that the guy really went crazy, Brown suddenly hugged his laptop and exclaid, “Less than half an hour till the ga starts, and he posted another tweet!”

Yu Fei curiously asked, “How do you know? Did you follow him?”

“Yes, but that’s not the point, check out his latest tweet!”

Jas’s latest tweet read. “New day, still alive. Let clarify my statent last night: Yes, so people’s lives have always been sad, you just need to know, you will one day die before , so your malice has no impact on . #KINGJ #StayReal”

“He really is a bit off,” Little O said.

Yet, Yu Fei felt a sense of déjà vu.

It sowhat resembled Irving’s erratic phase with the Brooklyn Nets, but Yu Fei always felt there was a more similar example.

Indeed, there was—Durant in the sumr of 2017.

After the burner account incident was exposed, Durant began a career as an internet warrior, and sparring with netizens beca his standard show. Yet, strangely, while Irving and Durant’s images were forever defined by their outbursts, Jas miraculously returned to being “himself” during the 2010s.

Was it the strength of the PR team or the individual?

Perhaps Jas’s rebellious phase had co a bit late, and he quickly erged from it?

No one knew, but tonight’s ga was the only thing that mattered.

Although the internet was full of threats against Jas, the security asures at Quicken Loans Arena were very stringent. They ensured that every fan could bring their hatred for Jas, but could not physicalize any of it.

There were people on the Lakers Team who could empathize with Jas, one of them was Kobe.

When he failed to remain loyal to his hotown during the 2001 finals and tearfully lifted his second championship trophy, people in Philadelphia still felt Kobe hadn’t been a thorough enough mole, and their dislike for him reached new heights. This external hatred peaked after the sumr 2003 Eagle County incident.

No matter where Kobe played, he was received with local fan hostility like a rat.

Hence, Kobe lightly tapped Jas in support at the start of the ga.