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Pope of Basketball.
Chapter 67: "Haste Makes Waste". [66]
Summary
. The Knicks celebrated a winning streak, but Yang Rui noticed Eddie's declining energy from extended playtime, averaging 37 minutes per game. Despite Eddie's shift to perimeter shooting, a surprising home loss to the Warriors ended their 20-game streak, with Eddie underperforming in the game. Yang Rui suggested resting him, but both Eddie and Fan Gan Di opposed the idea, fearing it would harm Eddie's MVP chances. . The Knicks, praised for breaking the franchise's winning record, faced consecutive losses against the Nets and Wizards, bringing their record to 60-8. As fatigue became apparent, Yang Rui reflected on the aging team's challenges, recalling the Warriors' 2016 season struggles despite their youth. . After losing to the Bulls, Yang Rui proposed a player rotation strategy to alleviate pressure, but Si Ta Ke Si resisted resting, insisting he needed playing time to regain his rhythm. Yang Rui emphasized the need for respect in player-coach relationships while recognizing the unique challenges of managing star players in the NBA. . Fan Gan Di eventually convinced Si Ta Ke Si to rest for two games, and Yang Rui resolved to ensure future coaching authority and the selection of communicative players. He noted that inconsistent players like Si Ta Ke Si, who rely on random performances, could become liabilities when not in form. .Full content
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