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On January 26, the day after the focus game between the Lakers and Jazz ended, all major NBA media outlets expressed their opinions on the game.

The media that used to ridicule Du Kang and Jim Bass are now basically hemming and hawing, talking about him left and right, not to mention the sudden change in his painting style.

These media outlets did not mention Du Kang's performance in the game if they could, but they reported extensively on the outstanding performances of Howard, Gasol, Nash, and Artest.

By the way, let’s talk about it again.

As we all know, most of the American media at this time don't like to gossip.

The media, which did not mock Du Kang and Jim Buss before the game, must now seize the opportunity to establish their own professional and objective image.

As for Du Kang and Jim Bass, they need a special book.

In their writing, Du Kang, the Lakers' rookie acting head coach, became the best candidate for the Lakers head coach, and Jim Buss was also praised by them as if he was possessed by Jerry West.

In short, no matter which media it is, the NBA is being swept by "Du Madness".

"Du Kang" is sweeping the NBA. As one of the centers of American media, Los Angeles is one of the centers of American media. How could Du Kang not feel it?

On the way to the Lakers training ground in the afternoon, Dukang was recognized by people along the way and received smiles and kindness.

Perhaps these people who are now showing kindness are the same people who once insulted him.

So many people say that those who are willing to support you unreservedly in adversity are your most precious people.

Such as Jimmie.

Well, Hamm can barely do it.

"Coach D, are you leaving the Lakers?"

"Coach D, are the Lakers unwilling to sign a formal contract with you right away?"

"If I were Jim, I would definitely make you a regular employee right away!"

"..."

Um?

How is this going?

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"Du, are you really leaving the Lakers?!"

Du Kang came to the coach's office at the training ground with a puzzled look on his face. Hamm's first words after seeing him made Du Kang even more confused.

"Darwin, what's going on?"

Hamm threw a pile of local Los Angeles tabloids into Du Kang's hands.

Tabloid?

As a top student at UCLA, Du Kang has always stayed away from such tabloids.

But I have to say that these tabloids have a very large audience everywhere, and Los Angeles is no exception, and they are also very influential.

Du Kang glanced at it and saw that it was all so-called inside information.

NBA teams have already contacted him, and Jim Buss is hesitant about whether to make him a regular player immediately.

Because of successive failures in head coaching selections, Jim Bass was under great pressure in selecting coaches.

This time Jim Bass was under pressure not to fail.

Du Kang was certainly happy when he saw that he was being snatched away.

but……

"Darwin, do you also think that one game can get me such recognition?"

Want to be recognized after just one game?

Doesn’t that mean everyone in the NBA is a superstar?

How can the NBA be so simple?

"Du, you mean..."

"This is a conspiracy, and it's a conspiracy directed at Mr. Jim Bass!"

The Lakers' next schedule includes five consecutive visits to the Eastern Conference, including the Pistons, Nets, Celtics, Bobcats, and Heat.

It's so difficult for the Lakers to play the Jazz at home, and you can imagine how terrifying the five-game away schedule is.

As soon as Jim and he signed a contract, the team went on a losing streak. What should Jim do?

I heard that old Mr. Bass is not alive for a few days, maybe he will be gone for a while.

When the time comes, will the heir be able to let Jim, who just made a big mistake, take over?

The best option for Jimmie now is to wait and see what happens. If Du Kang leads the team well, he will sign him. If he leads the team poorly, he will change him. He will make a smooth transition and smoothly take over the Lakers' reins.

However, some people don't want the Lakers to be too stable.

As for who this person is, well, Aunt Jenny, there’s no need to hide your name, right?

This ruthless method seems to be the handiwork of Aunt Jenny.

"I hope Mr. Bass Jr. won't be fooled. Du, you really won't have any grudges because Mr. Bass Jr. didn't change your position right away, right?"

"how come."

Although he also wanted to become a regular player as soon as possible, coaching in the first game gave him confidence and he was not so anxious.

In the eyes of others, five consecutive away games are like a hellish schedule and devilish pressure.

If you don't become a regular employee before Wulianke, it is very likely that you will be dismissed after Wulianke.

Therefore, Hamm did not believe that Du Kang was calm and calm at this time.

If you miss this opportunity, it may be forever!

At this moment, there was a knock on the door of Du Kang's office.

The person who came in was the current general manager of the Lakers, Mitch Kupchak.

Kupchak's expression was very complicated, and his eyes looking at Du Kang were also very complicated.

"Du, come with me to Jim's office."

"Mitch, what's the matter?"

Harm asked worriedly.

"Sign the contract, sign the regular contract."

What?!

Du Kang looked shocked.

He... chose to bear all the pressure again...

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"Jim, is this okay?"

"I recognize him, and I don't want him to have a grudge."

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"Jenny, good news, Jim indeed sent out the regular contract, and the rookie couldn't resist the temptation and signed it!"

"Haha, no matter how good the relationship is, it can't withstand the temptation of interests."

Jenny Bass smiled disdainfully.

The way Du Kang and Jim Bass acted like confidants in the last game disgusted her.

If he was truly a confidant, Du Kang should reject this contract now.

This contract is very likely to cause Jim to lose his inheritance rights!

"Five consecutive visitors to the Eastern Conference, the Lakers must not let me down."

Seeing the smile on Jenny Buss' face, the assistant trembled.

Too cruel.

Is this killing two birds with one stone?

He can't even count them...

Now you know why most of the Lakers management supports Jenny.

Jim, I really can't beat her...
To be continued...