One Hundred and Twenty-Three: [Miami Media] + Seven

In American society, the media has the absolute right to speak, and they are truly uncontrolled and uncrowned kings. Just like Stephen Marbury, he went from the much-anticipated son of New York to the scorned psychopath. It took the New York media less than three years to achieve the goal of publicity. Although Marbury did do a lot of wrong things and failed to drag New York out of the quagmire, the media misrepresented his seven points as twelve points.

On the plane to Los Angeles. Duger deliberately found several newspapers and basketball magazines, and read their specific evaluations of himself.

"Not all the most valuable players in the NCAA Final Four are qualified for the NBA. From 1990 to the present, there are a total of 18 MOPs. Only Syracuse University's Carmelo Anthony has become an NBA superstar, and only the University of Connecticut has become an ordinary star. Emeka Okafor and Hamilton. In addition, Sean May, Corey Brewer, Sean Battier, and Juan Dixon are four NBA starters or rotation players. The success rate is not as high as imagined. As a center with a height of only 6 feet 3, Nubidu is a miniature even in the ncaa. How will he face the tall and strong 7-foot center in the nba? You know, the nba has assembled the best basketball players in the world There are more than four hundred people."

The "New York Times" rookie review is actually quite satisfactory.

"Snoopidoo, the Anderson School of Business ace who claims to be a point guard and a collector of teenage singers, finally used the superb marketing skills he learned in school to send himself to the No. 8 position. He signed with Nike with a worth of 88.88 million U.S. dollars for five years. But in fact, he received less than 5 million U.S. dollars in guarantee. So, according to this ratio, which pick should Snoopidoo appear in? Yes, he lost!"

The Washington Journal is showing off its sense of humor.

"Snoopy does have a good shot-blocking talent and a knack for getting around the rim. But...his size negates all of those advantages. At the same time, his shortcomings are infinitely magnified. He doesn't have a jumper. Ability, he doesn't have the ability to break through with the ball. Regarding the offense, the only thing he does better is that he shoots 76% of the free throws at the free throw line. However, who will foul on him?"

"Slam Dunk" magazine in the Lottery Rookie Tour review section of Doug said so.

"Let's take a look at Miami's current roster. They have two seven-footers inside, Mark Blunt and Jamal Magloyer, and Joel Anthony, who is under seven feet. Those three The main characteristic of the individual is that they are cheap and can only do defensive coolies. At the same time, they have three power forwards, Sean Marion, Michael Beasley, and Haslem. These three power forwards are all around 6 feet 7 , and is not good at blocking. What can Snoopy do with 1.93 feet tall? He will look out of sync with any player. I really don't understand Pat Riley, who is budget-conscious What was the motivation behind this deal? Are water coolers in Miami worth so much that they need so many caretakers?"

Most importantly, "Sports World" magazine is questioning Pat Riley's selection vision.

All of the above are relatively objective comments.

"We don't welcome that Snoopy dog ​​at all, we would rather choose another Snoopy to be our fountain keeper, at least he can talk. I don't see any potential in him, if Michael Biss Lido is known as a 'no three no four' player, so what about him? 'No one no five'? Or 'no one no two no three no four no five'? Forgive my confession, he should go to the music industry , where he can cut more statistics. For example, he won five girl singers and three Hollywood actresses in a single month?"

The Miami Herald went almost straight to direct attack mode.

"Maybe we should spend another million dollars to send him back to Los Angeles, or next door to Orlando. L.A. has Hollywood, Orlando has Disney. Obviously he'll have more fun there."

"Miami Sentinel" is also a sarcastic face.

Doug looked down, and the newspapers that were almost titled "Miami" or Florida didn't have a good word for him at all, and they were not objective at all.

They like to draw analogies from other industries, such as clinging to the 'point guard' meme, attacking that fake Nike contract, and making fun of gossip among female stars. There is no atmosphere of discussing matters at all.

This made Doug feel puzzled. He wondered, is this how Miami welcomes new players?

However, when he saw the news about Michael Beasley in the same newspaper, it was full of praise from all directions. They flattered the Kansas State University super forward, and even regarded him as a savior, thinking that he would be the key to leading Miami to take off.

Some media even began to worry about whether Michael Beasley and Dwyane Wade will compete for the core position in the future.

In addition to touting Michael Beasley, another rookie they selected at the end of the first round, Mario Chalmers from the University of Kansas, also received overwhelming praise, thinking that Miami finally has a queen who can help Dwyane Wade control A solid point guard on the court.

Duge looked confused and thought, why should they be treated so differently? Don't you watch ncaa? Both teams lost to Ah. They are all my defeated opponents!

The source of the matter actually came from Pat Riley.

In order to lower Doug's draft pick, Pat Riley gave the local media in Miami a lot of hints and gave them a lot of "exact" information. This made them get into the drama too deeply, and always maintained a contemptuous attitude towards Du Ge.

"I suddenly felt that Miami might not be suitable for me." Duge turned his head and said to Lin Weiwei who was beside him.

Lin Weiwei is lowering her head to calculate the latest quotations of the major sponsor brands, even though the public opinion in the United States is very unfriendly to Duge.

However, in China, Dug has become the new hope of the basketball world. He won the No. 8 pick and took advantage of the upcoming Olympics to boost his value. Recently, some domestic brands have started to offer him an advertising endorsement fee close to RMB 3 million a year.

"Aren't you going to Miami?" Lin Weiwei raised her eyebrows: "Just because the Miami media is unfriendly to you? This problem is the best to solve, and stop their mouths with practical actions? When you perform well, I believe that the entire Miami They will all applaud you. Don’t Chinese people like to want to promote before suppressing it?”

Lin Weiwei's words were very convincing.

Du Ge thinks it makes sense. In the words of the old Du idol: Only when the sea is in the sea can the true qualities of a hero be revealed!

...

Taylor Swift, who apparently didn't communicate with Doug, spoke to local media after attending a small concert in Miami. She told the media: "I like this place very much. The air, sunshine, sea and beach here make me feel refreshed. I will definitely come to Miami more in the future."

However, this phrase of the scene did not get off to a good start.

Instead, the reporter asked back: "So, the most important reason is not because of Snoopy... well, do you like to call him the little Duke was selected by the Heat?"

Taylor Swift didn't hear the questioning in his words, but instead she said: "Of course, he is also a very important reason. I like the feeling of being with him, as if I like the sun, the air, the ocean here. , beach!"

"However, Miami doesn't want to be associated with the little Duke. Can you call him and ask him to refuse to sign with Miami?" The senior die-hard Miami fan said seriously: "We already have Michael Beasley, We have Sean Marion and Haslem as captain, we don't really need a short center or forward. He should go make music with you, shouldn't he?"

"However, basketball is his dream. We shouldn't kill other people's dreams." Taylor Swift was a little angry when he heard him say that.

"However, his dreams will destroy our dreams. You know what? He is not suitable for playing basketball at all. With his height, he is a dwarf inside the NBA. He should sing. In the music industry, he is a giant. And I I think he is a perfect match for you, you are both giants in the music industry."

The caustic remark stabbed a young Taylor Swift.

She finally got mad: "Listen, Snoopy didn't do anything to hurt you. You have no reason or right to slander him like this. And, please remember, he is the most valuable player of the NCAA. Also, He's a point guard, not a center or a forward as you would call it. If you think you know more about basketball than your basketball manager, why are you standing here with your head up and a mic interviewing me? Not sitting in the clubhouse Is there a transaction request in the office?"

"In the end, I am indeed a giant. But my height is my pride, and I don't need you, a poor wretch who is not as tall as my shoulders and has a face full of acne, to taunt me!"

Taylor Swift was very relieved.

Then, she walked away.

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