Vingare was obviously a little moved by what Campbell said, but when he looked at Garnett again, he still couldn't forget Garnett's madness that wanted to tear him apart. Vertices are updated the fastest

"Sean, I see what you mean, and you know that guys like me are here to make a living. Yes, we are insignificant, but we also have dignity, not to be bullied. If it's for this bastard, please forgive me for refusing! From the moment he tried to make fun of me, I didn't want to have anything to do with him anymore. He's a complete bastard in my eyes, and such a guy doesn't deserve my hard work for him!"

"What did you say?" Garnett gripped Waynegarle by the collar and roared loudly, "You mean to say that the game has nothing to do with you right now, don't forget that you still get paid by the Timberwolves." ”

Wayne Carlet shoved Garnett away: "Yes, that's right! It's a pity that you're not the owner of the Timberwolves! Why are you mad at us just because you're the boss of the team? It's the joke that you left James Posey out of the tactical system, it's the weakness you face against Lamar, it's the little people you look down on us who can't even play the ball. If you don't look down on us, why are you still asking me to play? Bastard, it's all your responsibility to play the way the game is going now!"

Not to be outdone, Wiengalé roared, waving his arms from time to time.

It's a pity that no one responded to him, and apparently no one thought it was the case.

Garnett's efforts are visible to everyone, but what is Wayne Carlet, a water cooler keeper who played less than 30 minutes in the regular season!

Seeing that no one responded to him at all, everyone sat quietly, looking at him like a clown, and immediately sneered twice: "Hell! I'm fed up here! You cowardly guys, you're all afraid that offending this guy will make you lose your jobs, right? I know that I don't want to stay in such a team!"

After saying that, Viengaré was about to leave the locker room, but when he reached the door of the locker room, Phil Jackson suddenly stopped him: "Where are you going now?"

"Where are you going? Leave! There's never been a place for me here, what am I staying for, enjoying defeat with you?"

Phil Jackson walked over, stood in front of Wayngare, and said loudly: "Don't forget that you are still a player of the Minnesota Timberwolves, as long as you are a player on this team, you have an obligation to this team!"

"Shit!" Although Wayngaré is only a small character, he has fallen into madness and does not show any timidity in the face of Phil Jackson: "It was you who didn't give me a chance to play in the first place, not me! You think of me now that no one is available? But I'm sorry, I just offended this guy, and you're just his puppet, can you call the shots?"

Viengaré still remembers the scene that day, and knows that Phil Jackson can only choose to compromise on a crazy Garnett.

But what Wiengalee didn't expect was that Phil Jackson actually made a decision on the spot: "I'm the head coach, of course I can call the shots!"

After speaking, Phil Jackson walked in front of the tactical board in a few steps, and said loudly: "Wayngarai, you replace Witherspoon in the second half!"

"Phil!" Garnett shouted to stop Phil Jackson, but was interrupted by a wave of Phil Jackson.

"Kevin, if you still agree that I'm the head coach of the Timberwolves, then you just let me finish talking!"

"But, that guy doesn't deserve to be a Minnesota Timberwolves player!"

"If he can sign a contract with the team, it means that he has the ability to play for the team. What I need now is the player, and if you can cheer up that Witherspoon bastard, I wouldn't mind keeping Mr. Viengarle next to the water cooler, but now I need his energy!"

Garnett looked at Witherspoon's languishing appearance and sat down dejectedly. He knew that Witherspoon couldn't play this game, that guy already had a psychological shadow, and he needed to see a psychiatrist when he went back!

Seeing that Garnett had already lifted his objections, Phil Jackson settled down and was able to continue the topic just now.

Phil beckoned to the already stunned Vengaré: "Okay, the disagreement is resolved." Wayne, your next task on the court, in addition to defense, is to use your three points to share the pressure between Ray and Kevin!"

Phil Jackson said as he pointed his finger at a few spots on the board: "Remember, try to pull on the outside as much as possible. ”

"Ray, there's your mission too!Pay attention to running separately from Vane, and you must not appear in a close position. This guy doesn't have much game experience, so it's up to you to solve this problem when you get on the field. ”

"Ben, see the opportunity to block and dismantle them!"

"Wayne, you didn't get a chance to play in the regular season, but if I can put you in the playoff s, it proves that you can play for the Timberwolves. I know you've been shooting good three-pointers in the NBDL, but it's a pity that you haven't gotten any chance to perform since joining the Timberwolves! Now the opportunity has appeared, it's up to you to grasp it, I hope you can show me, now I need you to show me!"

Wyngaré looked at the tactical board, and he didn't know what to say now. He doesn't have much hope for staying with the Timberwolves next season, and maybe he will have to contact his next family after the season.

Spraying each other in the dressing room with the boss of the team, this kind of thing happens in any team, and every time it is the player who is expelled that inconsecutively, I believe it will be the same this time.

Although now that Viengaré finally got the chance to play, he knew from the eyes of his teammates that he, a person who was outside the system, could not integrate into it at all.

Phil Jackson also saw what Wayngaré was thinking, and waved his hand to let the other players out first, apparently he had something to say to Vingare.

Kevin Garnett didn't argue anymore, although he had never been optimistic about Wiengaré and didn't even know there was such a number one person on the team until tonight. But the team is now facing an employment crisis, and Garnett really needs someone to stand up and support him, even if this person is a little unreliable, even if this person does not give him face in public, but as long as he can help, he can only accept it.

Everyone else was out, and only Wayne and Phil Jackson were left in the locker room.

Viengalé sighed suddenly, and sat down on the bench with a dejected expression, clutching his head in both hands, not knowing what he was thinking, perhaps worried about his future.

At just 23 years old, Wiengaré's basketball dream has just begun, and for a player like him who has climbed up from the slums, he doesn't just play basketball because of his own preferences, but more importantly, he needs to rely on basketball to support his family.

Although the two-year, $1.7 million contract (second-year player option) in his hands now could have taken him from poor to middle-class all at once. But as the saying goes, if he doesn't get the chance to perform like he did in the regular season, his next contract may not be there.

Besides, Wiengarle himself likes to play basketball, and since he finally played from the NBDL to the NBA, he has to break through.

Little people have little wisdom, and Wiengaré naturally has his own little abacus. Just look at the situation you are in, if you keep being in a stalemate with the team, it is obviously impossible to stay with the Timberwolves next season.

If he insists on staying with the Timberwolves with the player option, not to mention whether the team will cut him, even if he stays, then with his current stiff relationship with the team's boss Garnett, what should he do then?

Viencaré was still young, he didn't want to do that! he had to find a way out for himself, but the best option to stay was obviously no longer enough. So who can ask for himself, and who can give him a contract for the water cooler keeper in the offseason?

What his abilities were, Wiengaré was clear, and Vengaré suddenly felt that his future was bleak. What can be done, what should be done? He had no clue.

At this time, Phil Jackson walked over and squatted in front of Wayne Carlet: "Wayne, I know what you're thinking. You're worried about your future, so why not seize the present?"

"Seize the present? Do you want me to abandon my dignity and continue to compromise at the hands of that tyrant? I'm sorry! Coach! I know you mean well, but I have to refuse. I'm a small person, but I also have my own dignity. Yes, my strength is 108,000 miles away from his, but he can't trample on my dignity wantonly. ”

A hint of disappointment flashed in Phil Jackson's eyes, and he still admired Vengaré very much. In fact, every head coach will like such players who come out of the bottom, who are confident, able to endure loneliness, and have a good outside three-point shooting technique while working defense, and can be used as a surprise soldier to give the opponent a fatal blow at critical moments.

"Okay! Even if you've made up your mind to get out of here, who do you think is going to give you a decent contract this offseason? Do you think teams will notice you based on your performance this season?" Phil Jackson looked at Wayne's red face and said earnestly, "I mean, why don't you take advantage of the present to perform well, use your strength to impress those in uniform, and work hard for your future!" I think you'll get a good result. ”