683: 237: The butterfly effect is really interesting (Vote for monthly tickets!)_2 683: 237: The butterfly effect is really interesting (Vote for monthly tickets!)_2 But his enthusiasm and financial resources were completely squandered by Billy King, the second most foolish general manager in NBA history.
The assassin was undoubtedly the number one fool, although they both wasted countless US Dollars, the assassin also took it further by harassing an ugly woman, which put him far ahead on this list.
The galaxy battleship that Billy King built with the Nets was like Great Britain’s aircraft carrier.
Sure, it was a battleship, but you had to be ntally prepared for it to start smoking and break down halfway.
By the way, the current stupid managent of Philadelphia is led by none other than Billy King.
That was Billy King, who spent his life saving teams from fire and water, without discussing how they got into fire and water in the first place.
After shaking hands with Roger, Mikhail Prokhorov began to complint him, “This is the first ti I’ve bought season tickets for an NBA team, the first ti watching Roger play live.
I’ve never seen a player as magical as Roger before, and if the NBA didn’t have that damn salary cap rule, I believe Roger’s value should be 50 million a year.”
Magical, Roger really felt his life was becoming more and more magical.
Outside the players’ tunnel, a Victoria’s Secret supermodel was rejecting Leonardo DiCaprio for him, and was extrely doting on him.
Inside the players’ tunnel, a Russian tycoon was lavishing insane praise on him.
This was simply more magical than Ben Simmons claiming he would beco a “deadly shooter” during the off-season.
Ted Turner nodded, “The value of a professional player cannot be asured in money, after all, the league is also full of high-salaried incompetents.
But I agree with your statent, Roger is definitely worth 50 million!”
Ted Turner certainly had the clout to say such things, having experienced the rger with Ti Warner and tasted the benefits, Ted Turner was now pushing his company to rge with Arica Online.
Both parties’ shareholders would own the new company’s shares after the rger.
If the plan materialized, it would be the largest rger in history, with a combined value of the two companies at about 360 billion US Dollars.
Roger did not participate in this topic, he was just very curious if he could also change Mikhail Prokhorov’s fate.
He knew, this guy ca to the NBA not just to watch basketball.
He wanted to integrate into the NBA circle and then find an opportunity to own a team and join the ga.
And he had just ntioned that he bought season tickets for the Hawks, which implied this definitely wouldn’t be the last ti they t.
In this tiline, would he still acquire the Nets?
Would his Nets still be that bad?
After experiencing the miraculous destiny with Stevie Smith, Pippen, and Pierce, Roger felt, this thing called the butterfly effect was really interesting.
He was eager to see what changes the butterfly effect might bring to Mikhail Prokhorov.
After ending their brief conversation and changing into his clothes, Roger was ready to drive Gisele Bundchen to the hotel.
But Gisele Bundchen told Roger, “I don’t want to go back so early, can you take sowhere?”
“Gladly.” As a qualified NBA superstar, Roger had already developed the habit of carrying protection at all tis.
He could fight at any ti, anywhere.
Then Gisele Bundchen directed Roger to take her to a private, cramped space just for the two of them.
Indeed, it was the scenic Ferris wheel in downtown Atlanta.
She wanted to ride the Ferris wheel to look at the stars at night.
Roger was suddenly very uncomfortable because Sofia Vergara was obviously much more direct than Gisele Bundchen.
Perhaps it was because he had been around her a lot longer, Roger was still a bit uncomfortable with this activity of riding a Ferris wheel at night to see the stars.
Shouldn’t we be going to your hotel suite?
But on second thought, Gisele Bundchen was only 19 years old now.
She saw the world completely differently from Sofia Vergara.
When the Ferris wheel reached its highest point, Gisele Bundchen tightly grabbed Roger’s hand.
“Are you afraid of heights?”
“A little.”
“Then look at the stars in the sky, people don’t always have to face their fears head on.”
“That doesn’t sound like sothing a superstar athlete would say.”
“Life is life, and the ga is the ga.”
“But you clearly spent a lot of ti training during the off-season, does that count as life or as a ga?” Gisele Bundchen turned her head, her clear eyes earnestly staring at Roger.
Under the starry sky, the youthfulness of a 19-year-old girl was sothing that older actresses couldn’t buy with any amount of money.
“I admit, that phrase only applies to ordinary players.
As the king of Atlanta, my life and the ga are closely connected.
But I’m not tired, look at those billboards, look at those fans wearing my jersey, look at this city crazy for .
I enjoy all of this, without any regrets.”
“Roger, I want to be a part of it.”
Gisele Bundchen wanted to lean her head closer to Roger, but hesitated a bit, then gathered her courage and moved forward again.
You can’t fake youthfulness, just like Sofia Vergara might look young, but Roger had never seen her act shy.
Ultimately, Gisele Bundchen bit down on Roger’s lips.
Every 19-year-old girl craves a fiery romance.
Famous model, superstar, the center of attention…
what could be more intense than that?
And nothing could be more fitting as the start of this relationship than a kiss on a Ferris wheel under the starry sky.
The next day on the plane to Orlando, almost every Hawks player was seriously reading the newspaper.
Because the major Atlanta newspapers had all published photos of Roger and Gisele Bundchen kissing on the Ferris wheel.
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