Wow, the NBA is back in its annual "Whose Chair Is Softer" contest, and this year's grand prize is so special that it seems to be a coupon that allows George to lie on the beach chair and get the top salary. So, hurry up and pack your melon seeds and bench, because the rest of the story is absolutely wonderful.
Let's make the big news: 0 points! Yes, you read that right, it's 0 points, the kind of amazing performance that scores 0 points in the knockout round. Remember Harris, the Philadelphia forward who scored a jaw-dropping 0 in a do-or-die match. This kind of performance is simply a sense of insecurity that makes people not want to trust the balance in the bank.
Well, George is said to be the first person to confirm his departure. However, I heard that Philadelphia has prepared a contract with a maximum salary, congratulations to him, he can finally lie comfortably and make a lot of money. I should be so happy for him - at least his bank account certainly is.
The story behind this shift is quite dramatic. Let's take a look at the situation of the Clippers. In the misfortune of Carl Jr.'s absence due to injury, the Clippers lost a crucial game in G5 and then were frozen on the precipice of the NBA. That defeat simply pushed the Clippers directly into the deep sea, and there was not even a lifebuoy left.
Here's the good part, the Eastern European duo could make history in G6, and if they win, they will be the first pair in NBA history to actually sink an aircraft carrier and make the Clippers officially and completely disintegrate. Isn't this honor more storytelling than the championship?
And for Philadelphia, although they didn't aim for a championship this season, next season, their fangs will definitely be showing. After all, they could free up a big salary on the free agency market in the summer and prepare to sign star players in a big spree.
What's interesting here is that everyone seems to be waiting to see what George's next step is. It would be an interesting episode if he did take that paycheck and continue to play in Philadelphia or anywhere else. After all, once you're seen as a player who can "lie down and get a max salary," then your basketball career has entered a whole new phase.
As for the Bucks and Clippers, their stories are also fascinating. The Bucks fell in the first round for the second year in a row, and the Clippers, if they fell in the first round of the playoffs again, it would be an expected tragedy. But don't worry, the Bucks also have Antetokounmpo and Leigh, and the two didn't get together in the playoffs due to injury in their first season together, which in itself is a perfect excuse for failure.
In this story, everyone has their own role, each team has its own drama, and George, he may just need to choose the most comfortable beach chair and be ready to accept that maximum salary contract.
Let's throw up the question: Do you think George will choose to stay with the Clippers, accept a contract with Philadelphia with a maximum salary, or have other intentions? It's not just a question of money, it's also a question of loyalty and future. What do you think, fans?