Champion Creed-Chapter 965 - 315: Keep working hard but stay patient (Requesting monthly tickets!)_3

In 2007, LeBron got his head shaved, oh, that was Young Zhan.

Shaved his head again in ’18? Oh, that’s Old Zhan, what can you expect from a veteran?

Winning the championship again in ’20? You know, LeBron James’s peak is really long!

But Roger is different, he’s at the peak of his career, neither young nor old. He also has no flexible standards because he still cares about his image.

So missing the playoffs, getting knocked out in the first round, or being swept, absolutely cannot happen.

Just like Roger told Pippen before, he can only win, sprinting down the path of victory until death.

Roger doesn’t want a flood of useless memes of goats getting shaved circulating online ten years later.

So next season, at least make it to the second round and don’t get swept, that’s Roger’s goal for himself.

Of course, such seasons can’t exceed three, meaning Roger must win a championship within four seasons, and this timing can only move forward, not backward, or his influence will decline.

Keep working hard but stay patient, that’s what Roger needs to do next.

A month and a half before the new season begins, Roger’s documentary at the Hawks is released.

The documentary is spearheaded by Reebok and becomes the best-selling DVD product in America this summer.

The documentary starts with Roger joining Atlanta in the summer of 1997 and tells the story up to the summer of 2002.

Five years of tumultuous legend leave every fan feeling that grand epic sensation.

At the end of the documentary, many notable league stars have quick flash shots, accompanied by a voiceover stating: "Atlanta has become eternal, while others yearning for eternity embark on their journey. It will be a chaotic time, a bloody time. Some may achieve temporary victories during this period, but eventually..."

At this point, the scene refocuses on Roger’s back, his number 14 has become a symbol of victory.

"But in the end, the King will reign over everything once again. You know he never fails, you know he will leave an unsurpassable legacy."

The screen gradually darkens, leaving only the number 14 turning red, ending the film.

Beside Roger, Paul Pierce applauds vigorously: "Not bad, but why do I feel like that bastard Jeff has more scenes than me?"

"Come on, Paul, the climax of the film is you and Shaq..."

"Stop! I don’t want to recall that!" Pierce waved his hand forcefully to interrupt Roger, then changed the subject, "There’s half a month before the preseason training camp starts, want to go somewhere for fun? Take advantage of the holiday, next season I can’t be by your side anymore."

"Nowhere I want to go, I just want to find a new girlfriend."

"And then?"

"And then? Beat the hell out of the Houston Rockets. You know, Gilbert’s BS really pissed me off, just having a girlfriend isn’t enough."

Roger said, glancing at the freshly printed schedule on the table today.

Opening game, Houston Rockets VS Golden State Warriors.

Gilbert Arenas should thank Roger, it’s not because of all the news and exposure Roger generated by trading him, he wouldn’t have the opportunity to play in the opening game in his sophomore year.

It’s a new era, and a chaotic era too, many people can emerge.

But Roger will remind everyone in the first game, the fear brought by the tyrant will still be everywhere. freewebnøvel.coɱ

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Jeff Hornacek and Erik Spoelstra officially join the Warriors’ coaching staff, next season they will assist Hubie Brown, who has been away from the head coaching position for ten years. - "Oakland Star".

Absolutely no trouble, I’m excited to live in the Bay Area, the place with Ro...where father is always the best place. - Abby Hornacek on whether moving around often would be bothersome to her.

Can Roger surpass greatness? I mean surpass Wilt Chamberlain’s number of 20,000. I think Roger has the full potential! - "The New York Times".

Gilbert Arenas is happy to participate in the opening game because he feels he’s truly a star player now. This poor guy, does he ever consider that the opening game wasn’t prepared for him. - "San Francisco Chronicle".