In early December 1998, Patrick Ewing, who won the championship, seed to be floating.
After the labor-managent agreent negotiations at the end of last month ended unhappily again, in an interview at the beginning of the month, in order to defend the players' strike position, he made a shocking statent:
"Yeah, we players make a lot of money, but we also need to spend a lot of money."
This sentence imdiately caused great controversy, but the gorilla didn't care about it.
At this ti, Ewing had beco as fat as a ball, his face was full of flesh, and his appearance had declined significantly.
This sentence made him break out of the circle directly, and almost all print dia reported this incident.
Although what the gorilla said was true, the overly straightforward expression still made people anxious.
The chain reaction was that when Lee attended the launch of his signature sneakers on December 14, so dia chased him to the press conference in order to interview him.
At Sony Studios in Midtown Manhattan, the popularity of the second brother Anfernee Hardaway declined and the demand for sneakers changed.
Lee took on the "Spray" and "Bubble" series at this ti.
Since the new season failed to start as scheduled and the situation of big brother Michael Jordan is unclear, Nike worked hard on Clay Lee's new signature shoes.
The reason for choosing Sony Studios is not only to launch the new signature shoes, but also to allow more fans to participate.
The treatnt is basically the sa as a movie premiere.
Even for this press conference, Nike specially edited the highlights of Lee's career in the past two years, combined with personal interviews, and made a short film to be screened on the big screen.
Fortunately, although Lee's career was a little short, he made a lot of wonderful shots, including dribbling, passing, and big-hearted buzzer-beaters.
His big brother Michael Jordan beca the best background board.
The film ended with Lee's voice, and huge words appeared on the screen:
"Anything is possible!"
The plan was originally well-made and the dia reporters were also arranged, but the gorilla's words made even more dia follow the climax.
Sneaker designer Eric Avar didn't care about the dia watching the movie.
After the movie ended, he smiled and clapped.
The film is indeed good to watch, or it can be said that Lee's playing style is indeed gorgeous, and the effect of the combined marketing is very good.
Eric Avar likes his new signature sneaker very much.
He talked about his design concept to the dia reporters in the audience:
"It retains the double Zoom, has a large area of carbon fiber plate and Foamposite upper, and at the sa ti, the dynamic inner bootie enhances the wrapping of the sneaker."
"All the support is put where it's needed most, and the shoe is lighter, which improves mobility."
"This is a pair of guard-only sneakers with a personal style, and the tongue has Lee's personal logo!"
"ClayGod, the logo is as you can see in the video. This is Lee's personal exclusive action. I hope you will like this series!"
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Clay Lee in the audience was chatting in a low voice with Bill Colhoun, the editor-in-chief of Sports Illustrated.
The signature shoes are scheduled to be officially released on Christmas.
At that ti, Sports Illustrated will also take the opportunity to launch a special interview issue and reap so profits at the sa ti.
At this ti, Lee, who was dressed in a formal suit, was covered in sponsors' products.
If there were eyes on his ears, he would have worn earrings.
"Pat is in a bad situation. This speech was too hasty. You have to pay attention to the questions from reporters later."
Bill Colhoun covered his mouth and whispered to Lee beside him that even if public relations arrangents were made in advance, no one could predict what outrageous questions the reporters would ask for hot news.
Lee nodded.
He had bid farewell to the short flat-top hairstyle that was unique to this era.
His slightly long hair was ssily tousled by the stylist, making it look a bit ssy, but it was in line with the identity of a young man.
Eric Avar finally brought the actual sneakers to the front of the stage, and Lee followed him up to the stage, ready to answer questions from the dia reporters on the scene.
The na of this signature shoe is also unusually simple:
"Lee Flightpostie 1"
The tongue part shows Lee's personal dribbling action, and there is a Nike logo on the upper.
Both sides gave in to each other, and it was the product of mutual compromise.
According to Lee's mory, his signature shoe is similar to the "Air Flightpostie 1
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