Chapter 41 Stop Fighting, You Guys!
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"He is the future."
No one responded to Jim O'Brien's remark. The coach was known in professional basketball circles for being talkative, and he would spout a litany of thoughts to himself whenever he saw anything related to basketball, even if no one else was engaging with him.
Was Yu Fei "the future"?
Perhaps, but the weight of the term "future" is not something the average player could bear.
Meanwhile, the dynamics of the game on the court were changing.
In one-on-one matchups, Eddie Griffin had a significant advantage over Jack Dawson; as long as he got the position, a pass to the Black Team would likely lead to a score or a foul.
After five minutes of matching up, Yu Fei had figured out Rodney White's style.
This guy was versatile, but he also had many weaknesses.
As a power forward, he lacked ball-handling skills. He had a mid-to-long-range shot, but his shooting form was poor, and his accuracy plummeted under defensive pressure.