Chapter 927: The Trembling World and the Heat's Decisive Victory!

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Nash goes to the Lakers!

Stoudemire is going to the Lakers!

O'Neal is going to the Lakers!

The whole alliance is crazy!

When the Lakers announced in a high-profile manner that the team had acquired these three All-Star players, the entire Los Angeles and the entire NBA went crazy.

Nash, Kobe, Stoudemire, two peak MVPs, three peak first-team players, plus the two tough guys Artest and Randolph, after the Los Angeles media and fans determined that this was not an April Fool's Day joke, The Los Angeles Times directly printed the headline 'F5' on the front page of its newspaper!

The F in the Los Angeles Times means final, and ‘F5’ means the final five, which can also be translated as the five who end basketball or the NBA!

From the nickname given to this latest Laker by the Los Angeles Times, you can see how incredible the establishment of this Los Angeles Laker is.

Five people who ended the suspense of basketball and NBA!

Even when the Heat's Big Five were formed, they weren't so arrogant!

In fact, the Lakers do have reasons to be arrogant.

Just compare the Heat's Big Five with the Lakers' F5. James and Wade can compete with Nash Kobe, but Chandler and Jr.

Si, the two have different reputations in the NBA.

Chandler is a player competing for the first defensive team,

And Stoudemire, that is a real first-team player!

There is an endless gap between players who strive to defend the first team and players who are truly on the first team!

And what about Chris Bosh and Randolph?

After Randolph suppressed Duncan in the playoffs the year before last, Randolph changed his image from a bad tofu in the NBA and a data brush to become the most typical player in the NBA whose strength is greater than his fame. Chris Bosh is the league's most famous player. A typical player whose reputation is greater than his strength. In the past two seasons, Randolph can basically suppress Chris Bosh.

As for Ben Gordon and Artest, Ben Gordon was once a popular player, but their styles are different and it is difficult to directly compare them. In terms of strength, it does not matter if they are similar.

After the formation of the Lakers' F5, the Heat's team, which was once the strongest team in history, was undoubtedly surpassed.

What's more, the Lakers' bench lineup is equally luxurious, with O'Neal Jr., Odom, Tatum, Ariza, Fisher, Walton...

The emergence of such a team really shocked the entire league.

The fans were watching the excitement, but the NBA players really felt like they were beeping.

Nash and Kobe are on the same team, and there is also Stoudemire in the middle. Is this going to stop people from playing?

After getting Griffin and Spencer Hawes, Chris Paul, who was very satisfied and ready to do something big, was confused for more than a minute after seeing the Lakers formed F5.

In a small place like Goose City that cannot attract free agents, he works cautiously and cautiously every time he strengthens the team. Finally, the team becomes stronger. Why can his competitors just cheat like this?

It is so difficult for them to improve their strength.

Why is it so easy for a team like the Lakers to improve their strength?

A team composed of young players like Chris Paul and the Thunder is really desperate looking at this Lakers lineup.

As for the old strong teams like the Spurs, Grizzlies, and Nuggets, there is not so much despair. They are no longer young people, and they don't have to wait to make a difference. They have already made a difference, and others have recognized their strength.

But their strength is so inadequate compared to the current strength of the Lakers.

"I thought that oligarchic teams would only appear in the East, but I didn't expect that a desperate oligarchic team would also appear in the West, and this team is the Lakers..."

The smile on Carter's face was bitter.

He is competing for Nash on behalf of the Grizzlies.

But Nash ultimately rejected him and chose Kobe and the Lakers.

Nash's decision, coupled with Stoudemire's trade, directly broke the balance of the Western Conference.

In the past, several teams in the Western Conference were competing in parallel. Even the Seattle SuperSonics, the weakest team in the Western Conference, still had a chance to win the championship.

This gives many teams in the Western Conference great hope.

He and the Grizzlies are one of them.

Especially compared with other Western Conference teams, because of Oden's rookie contract bonus plus the bonuses from his and Gasol Battier's old contracts, today with the salary cap rising sharply, the Grizzlies have a better position than the Western Conference. Other strong teams have more salary space.

I thought it was safe to use such a large salary space to attract Nash.

But Nash rejected the 4-year, 70 million contract offered by the Grizzlies and chose the Lakers' 4-year, 60 million contract.

Because they have been friends for many years, Nash also had a heart-to-heart talk with him.

Kobe certainly makes Nash excited, but Los Angeles is also a very important reason, because Los Angeles is close to Phoenix, making it easier for Nash to take care of his family and daughter.

In short, for this reason, the Grizzlies lost Nash and the Lakers gained Nash, which directly gave the West an oligarchic team like the Eastern Heat.

The oligarchization of the Lakers has put a lot of pressure on all teams in the Western Conference.

Among them, David Stern is undoubtedly the most stressed.

He wants to build his own dynasty with Yes! He wants to go crazy!

Yes, why is it so difficult to win three consecutive championships?

When approving the deal between the Lakers and the Suns and the Lakers signing Nash's contract, David Stern really wanted to tear the Suns management apart.

He wanted to directly reject the deal and the signing for basketball reasons.

The Lakers are a championship-level team, and Nash and Stoudemire are the two core members of the championship team.

Stoudemire and Nash going to the Lakers is equivalent to the combination of two championship teams!

The Bulls and the Jazz have combined, so how can other teams play?

The Heat originally dominated the East, and now the West is also playing such a game?

It was originally hellish for Yes to win the championship in the past two years. Now next season, is it going to increase the difficulty of Yes's championship to purgatory?

Is it necessary to be so cruel?

Yes's attribute of being the most unlucky player in history simply scared him and the NBA to death.

If Yes's road to the championship is so difficult every time in the future, he may really be scared to death.

However, let's put aside the Yes matter first. This time, Nash and Stoudemire joined the Lakers, which made the NBA, which was already very vigilant about oligopoly, even more vigilant.

Whether it was due to subjective or objective reasons, the NBA has entered an unprecedented heyday, but it has also entered a great crisis.

The heyday is because the growth and success rate of stars in this era are far higher than before, and the crisis also stems from this.

The high growth and success rate of stars will inevitably lead to a greater probability of stars gathering together.

David Stern knows very well that unless the flow of players is prohibited, as long as the flow of players is allowed, there will be "smart people" like Pat Riley to exploit the loopholes of the league and dig into the corners of the league.

In addition, the existence of some weird managements like the Suns will further encourage the arrogance of smart people like Pat Riley.

Therefore, he must come up with a way to solve this crisis from an institutional perspective.

However, David Stern sighed again after frowning.

Controlling the gathering of stars is much more difficult than controlling the slump.

With Nash and Stoudemire, two of the big sharks in this year's free market, falling to the Lakers, the Lakers not only gave the league a huge shock, but also triggered a lot of butterfly effects after the dust settled on Nash and Stoudemire.

For example, the Rockets, who were gambled on whether to renew McGrady's contract and pay the luxury tax next season, finally gave up the renewal of the uncertain McGrady and rejected McGrady's lion's opening 5-year 160 million big contract.

For the Rockets, spending such a huge price to renew McGrady, not to mention the risk of McGrady's injury and the contract becoming a garbage contract, just say that if McGrady is renewed, can they compete for the championship?

With the Lakers' lineup and momentum, who can compete with them?

In the end, the Rockets' luxury tax was paid in vain.

Almost at the first time when the Suns gave up McGrady, the Lakers, who had scared the world, scared the world again.

D'Antoni, the former Suns' meritorious championship head coach, announced that he accepted Phil Jackson's invitation to serve as an assistant coach for the Lakers.

"Mike is an excellent coach. He didn't come to the Lakers to assist me. We are not in a relationship of coach and assistant. We are in a relationship of mutual learning. I have always said that the world of basketball is not just about championships and victories. Mike and I are enjoying basketball itself now."

Although D'Antoni led the Suns to a first-round exit this year, it caused some controversy.

But no matter how controversial it is, he is still the champion coach of the NBA. His system of passing the blame and running and gunning is second only to old Nelson.

D'Antoni's status is definitely not as good as Phil Jackson's, but he shouldn't go to the Lakers to be his assistant.

Is it really like Phil Jackson said that they became friends because of their pursuit of the fun of basketball? D'Antoni is teaching Phil Jackson's running and gunning and passing the blame system, while Phil Jackson is teaching D'Antoni how to make his heart dirtier? No, how to learn to respond on the spot?

In any case, with D'Antoni joining the Lakers, the Lakers, which originally put huge pressure on other teams in the league, have put even greater pressure on other teams in the league.

After D'Antoni announced that he would join the Lakers as an assistant coach, the Western Conference powerhouse Memphis Grizzlies announced that they had signed a 4-year, $100 million contract with former Rockets superstar Tracy McGrady.

In the past two seasons, the Memphis Grizzlies have always had a maximum salary contract that they could not use. They failed to sign Arenas last season and failed to sign Nash this season.

Finally, under the pressure of the Lakers, the Memphis Grizzlies could no longer wait.

This is a panic investment for the Memphis Grizzlies.

McGrady and Durant were injured at the same time. Although McGrady's injury was not in the original part, I heard that he recovered well, but after all, there was no big game in a season.

Although McGrady himself said that it was precisely because he did not play a game for a season that he could focus on recovering for a season. In a year and a half, many old injuries were also well recovered, and he is now stronger than before.

But this is what McGrady said himself.

His true state and strength can only be known when he really plays in the game.

In order to fight against the Lakers, the Memphis Grizzlies panicked and signed McGrady, who everyone was watching. After the Memphis Grizzlies signed McGrady, the brothers McGrady and Carter became teammates again after 9 years.

When they were in the Raptors, they were still teenagers. Nine years later, they have become veterans.

Then, the Spurs, the team that suffered the biggest humiliation in the history of the Western Conference last season, announced that they had reached a signing agreement with Boozer, the power forward who jumped out of the contract with the Jazz. The Spurs will sign a 4-year, $70 million contract with Boozer.

With the signing of McGrady and Boozer, the entire league was stunned by the crazy situation in the West.

The four strongest teams in the West last season were the Spurs, Lakers, Grizzlies and Mavericks.

The Spurs got Boozer, the Lakers got Nash and Stoudemire, the Grizzlies got McGrady, and the Mavericks got Kidd, Barea and Marion.

The already terrifying Western Conference semifinals have become even more terrifying.

Originally, it was only the Lakers that made the entire league tremble. It has only been a while since we last saw them, and the entire league suddenly has three more teams that make other teams tremble.

Even on the Internet, many fans will always get a lot of sympathy if they say they are not fans of the Lakers, Spurs, Grizzlies, Mavericks and other Western teams.

"Next season, those Western teams will be really miserable. With the hard power of these four teams, other teams can't play at all. I sympathize with you..."

"Don't think that you can play in the East. In the end, your Eastern teams will still play against Western teams in the finals. The finals are not the East against the East."

This year's offseason, the West led the free market and trading market.

Eastern teams seem to be a little quiet.

But soon, the private interview video of Boston Globe reporter Gabe Washburn and Celtics star Ray Allen was exposed and once again set off the league.

Ray Allen, who is about to celebrate his 34th birthday, was asked by Gabe Washburn that there is only one year left in his contract with the Celtics. The Celtics have been slow to offer a contract extension. When asked if he would feel disappointed and want to opt out of the contract, Ray Allen's return was incredible.

"Of course, but whether it is renewal or opting out of the contract, it takes time."

"However, these things will not affect my work. My work has not changed at all. I will continue to work for the team as always. Playing makes me get paid. I am a professional player. The Celtics are a professional team. We are all very professional."

"After three years in Boston Celtics, is your relationship just a professional relationship?"

Ray Allen was silent for a while, and finally nodded: "Yes."

As long as you see this video of Ray Allen's interview, any fool can see that Ray Allen is not so happy in the Celtics.

He wants to leave!

Damn, this is really one wave after another!

The West just had a crazy time, is the East coming again? !

Many people who want to make trouble are excited, and it is another point to hype!

But what disappoints these people is that Ray Allen's storm comes and goes quickly.

The day after the interview video was released, the Boston Globe first revealed that Ray Allen rejected the 2-year, $20 million contract offered by the Boston Celtics, announced that he would opt out of the last year of his $190 million contract with the Celtics, and signed a 6-year, $80 million contract with the Miami Heat.

With Ray Allen signing with the Heat, the world was speechless for a while.

It turned out that after all the fuss, it was the Heat who made the final buzzer beater? !