basketball player

Chapter 79 078: George who became a star
Even sitting in a luxury box, Byrd could feel the vibrations under his feet.It has been the third year since he became the president of the Pacers. In the first two years, Conseco Arena was almost spent in depression and never-ending failure.But in the third year, everything changed.

The Pacers defeated the Spurs and slaughtered the Nuggets. Now, they staged another shocking lore!Moreover, it still uses an unexpected newcomer.

"It's actually Paul George. I thought he would choose Granger." Pritchard wiped the sweat from his forehead, not because the air conditioner in the private room was too hot, but because the situation just now was too tense!

"Tell me, Paul George's lore shot, was Henson's intentional arrangement, or was he forced to do it because the tactics couldn't be executed?" Pritchard was a little confused, because the lore shot was totally unreasonable.

Bird looked at his assistant, then at Henson, whose suit was messed up by running around the court. "Then you said, did I choose Henson Joe because of intentional arrangements or because of necessity?"

Pritchard shook his head and didn't ask any more, he already had an answer.

On the court, the carnival continues.The Hornets players walked into the tunnel with their heads down one by one, but no one cared about them. Just like Henson believes that competitive sports are based on victory.When you fail, even if you are a talented "queen bee" or an all-star forward West, you will become uninterested.

Henson's run continued until the players hugged him before it finally came to an end.Henson is young, he's 31, and younger in mind than he is.Therefore, Henson was inevitably excited to experience this lore moment.

When your own tactics and players' performance allow the team to win at a critical moment, this sense of accomplishment will make you forget your identity and fall into extreme madness.

When Henson was running wildly, he was no longer the head coach, but like other Pacers fans, he was simply enjoying the victory.

After the carnival ended, Paul George, the rookie who was predicted to be selected with the 22nd pick in the first round, but was picked up by the Pacers with the 10th pick, which caused a lot of controversy, finally showed his worth in front of everyone today.He became the darling of all the reporters. In front of the cameras, the young Paul George seemed so young.

It was the first time that the whole world was familiar with the name Paul George, but Henson knew very well that this was just the first step for that boy George to become a star.

Henson felt extremely relieved to see all the spotlights on George.In the future, George will make more and more key goals.He will become the leader of the team and lead the team to go further.Then...then they might work together to launch an impact towards the highest honor in the NBA!

After returning to the locker room, the team atmosphere is very relaxed.Paul George's lore brought the Pacers out of the haze of a four-game losing streak.And this also played a role in boosting morale for the next game against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

After the game, Henson took Granger and George to the press conference.There is no doubt that the theme of the press conference revolves around that incredible lore.

"Of course it was Coach Henson's arrangement. George was the killer from the beginning. I just used him as a cover."

When asked whether Henson arranged for Granger or George to shoot in the final attack, Daniel Granger answered with a smile.

Granger is a player with a good personality. Last season, he was a bridge between new players and old players.This season, he even played the role of the team's "big brother".

He is the leading star of the Pacers, but he has no airs and gets along very well with the young people in the team.Especially George, many of the things George now mastered were actually taught to him by Granger.

Therefore, Granger, as the head star who scored the highest score in the game today, did not have any objection to George's decision to carry out the final attack.He didn't care that his brother stole the limelight, the only thing he wanted was for the team to win.

Henson is very grateful to Granger. If it weren't for such a leading star to support his work, the Pacers would not be so smooth this season.

Just imagine, if Granger's character was like the paranoid Kobe or James who directly grabbed the tactical board at the critical moment, today's lore would not have happened.

On the other side, Paul George also said that he was surprised by Henson's arrangement.But he is very happy that he can repay the trust of the coach with his actions.

When everyone finally turned their attention to Henson, the "behind-the-scenes director", the reporters were surprised to find that the smile of Henson, a cunning coach, had never been as sincere as it is now.

"How would you rate the team's performance today?"

The reporters asked Henson a tepid question, and they were ready to hear a bunch of bullshit from Henson.

Henson never answers reporters' questions seriously, which is why opponents can't figure him out.

"How to see? See with your eyes!"

"To be honest, I don't know what just happened, I was distracted."

"The team wasn't good enough, but the Hornets were terrible."

The reporters have already summed up several answers that Henson might say in their minds. This guy's answers to interviews are always so far-fetched.

But today, Henson didn't continue to play haha.If the head coach still doesn't recognize their abilities after the team is united to complete the lore, there will definitely be problems.

"I am proud of Paul George, of Granger who was willing to sacrifice, and of all the Pacers players! This is a victory for them. I am just lucky to be the lucky one to command this victory."

After Henson leaned close to the microphone and finished speaking, there was a complete silence.Saying this from Henson's mouth is as incredible as Rodman saying "I must train on time every day this season".

Under the astonished gazes of the reporters, Henson stood up and hugged Paul George and Granger like his two little brothers.The three walked out of the media reception room talking and laughing, intimate.

One theory is that after today's game, Granger took the initiative to find Henson, and the two had a private chat.

What did we talk about?Granger told Henson that Paul George has the potential to become a leader.He didn't mind, and gave George a greater responsibility.

"He's a good guy. If he can really grow up, the team will definitely be able to improve." Granger was full of praise for George, and Henson was not surprised.When he saw the lanky guy at Fresno last year, Henson knew he'd be a good player.

When the Pacers players came out of the Conseco Arena, a bunch of young female fans gathered at the entrance of the arena holding up photos of George and wishing their idols to sign their names!
These girls were young and full of youthful vitality, and they called out to George, and George just smirked sheepishly.

"George, you've got female fans!" Holiday nudged George. After tonight, this guy has become the new hero of Indianapolis.

George has never dealt with female fans, let alone such enthusiastic female fans.From far away, the group of girls was waving at him, and when he saw it, he screamed.

"Go George, you can't let your fans down." Henson was not worried about George's contact with female fans, because he knew that George was a child who knew how to control himself.

If Stephenson was favored by female fans today, Henson would definitely not let him get closer to female fans.

With a green smile, George signed autographs and took a group photo with the fans.After this battle, this questionable rookie really became famous, and Henson knew that such scenes would follow George around him in the future.Of course, this has to be pushed by myself from time to time.After all, not everyone is born to want to be the boss like Kobe and James.

The audience had 23 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists, plus a shocking lore.This game is not your end, it's just the beginning, Paul George.

(End of this chapter)