It s hard not to want more

. As for the team having hurt Bronny to the point where he looks like a regular rotation player, that's another tough story.

These may not be new things discovered after the game started. The new thing may be that when Dongzi is so strong, Reeves is also so strong, so strong that it is difficult not to add a chapter in his future plans with him standing near the center of the stage, and this means a tangled contract extension next summer. How big a contract would you give to a player who doesn't even have a draft pick? And, after really thinking about it seriously, is he really suitable for Dongzi? In the past outlook, we could easily write, "If you can renew the contract at a relatively cheap price, keep him. If not, you can try to sign and send him away in exchange for more team building chips." But when he looks like he's going to be a real star, it's hard not to ignore compatibility considerations for a while and crave more. Because it is difficult for you to refuse to have two big cores holding the ball at the same time, even if you know it may not be suitable.

Just like, you have ever imagined that a team has two guards who are both capable of playing with and without the ball, who can shoot, burst, and float. They are constantly doing tricks, are accurate in free throws, and dare to confidently shoot long distances.

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