This point illustrates that Jamison is not a daring, vigorous player without peer.
In this regard, Jamison is quite similar to his good friend, schoolmate, and fellow rookie, Vince Carter.
Both of them co from middle-class families and grew up during Arica’s economic boom in the 1980s, with relatively favorable environnts and conditions.
Therefore, their personalities lean more towards ordinary people, with both parents present and quite healthy.
The problem is, the NBA is a gigantic ntal asylum housing a group of troubled children and the ntally ill.
To achieve great things here, one must either have significant deficiencies in their upbringing or indeed have so ntal issues.
The greatest players in this league are the asylum’s directors, experts at resolving troubled children.
Normal kids like Jamison and Vince Carter seem sowhat out of place here.
Garbage ti passed quickly, and in the end, the Trail Blazers easily defeated The Warriors with a 110-91, 19-point advantage at the away ga.
This is also the first ti this season the Trail Blazers scored a total of 110 points in a ga; in this era, scoring 110 points is indeed not easy.
When the ga ended, cheers erupted once more at the venue, with many fans wanting to rush onto the court to shake hands and interact with Gan Guoyang.
The on-site security had to step in to block them, causing temporary chaos.
Gan Guoyang could only shout: "I’m not retired yet! I’m not retired yet! There’s another ga in Oakland next year! Don’t push! If you’re crushed to death, then it really won’t happen!"
With the escort of bodyguards, Gan Guoyang eventually left through the player tunnel.
At the press conference, Gan Guoyang specifically made a statent saying: "This season I indeed have a possibility of retiring, but it’s not 100% certain. Please, fans and teams, do not beat drums and blow horns to send off. I know you don’t like staying on the court, but I really have the ability to keep going. I’m considering many things; let’s finish this season first."
The reporters burst into laughter off-stage, and then Gan Guoyang warned those teams who planned a send-off and gifts at their ho stadiums that if they try this trick, a massacre awaits them.
The Warriors serve as a pri example, such "forced retirents" are pointless.
Sure enough, in subsequent away gas, no teams made any tribute videos or retirent gifts.
The league’s collective plan to force Gan Guoyang’s retirent was dead on arrival.
During this period, Gan Guoyang’s score and the Trail Blazers’ win rate rose simultaneously.
In the entire latter half of December, the Trail Blazers achieved an impressive record of 7 wins and 1 loss.
Gan Guoyang repeatedly scored high points: 57, 33, 41, 42, and 38, as if reliving 1987.
This plunged opponents into another period of maladjustnt; teams don’t know how to deal with Ah Gan anymore.
Long-adopted strategies seem ineffective again, and new solutions must be sought.
The Trail Blazers smoothly passed their second regular-season crisis after the season opener, finishing off the 1999 schedule with a 21-10 record as they transitioned into 2000, the Millennium.
The human world history’s possibly most tumultuous yet disaster-prone 20th century entered its 100th year, and also its last year.
Gan Guoyang is undoubtedly the most thrilling and great basketball player of this century, and in the last year of the 20th century, he continues striving, bravely pushing forward for the championship.
In the eight gas of December with 7 wins and 1 loss, the Trail Blazers’ only drop was in precisely the most watched, most influential, and most notable ga.
They lost to the Boston Celtics at ho by three points, 97-94, in the Christmas ga, indeed making Portland’s fans disappointed once and bringing concerns.
This year’s Trail Blazers truly stand a chance against the Celtics in the finals, can they? This young challenger is indeed very strong, imnsely powerful.
Just like the Trail Blazers in 1986 were to challenge the five-star Celtics, as ti flows, everyone shifts positions and changes appearances.
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