"Actually, I'm just a little assistant now......," Davidson said with a laugh.

Then he carefully talked about his relationship with Chuck's father, as well as how the Nets drafted Muresan before.

"Yes, you kid."

"Although you are not a teaching assistant, but it is soon, and you can get that reward sooner or later." Sledgehammer said in surprise.

Davidson nodded, as long as he enters Daddy's coaching staff, he will probably be able to get that reward.

……

In the next few days, the Nets played two more home games, and to the shock of the whole league, the Nets, who only played in the first round last season, actually started with a four-game winning streak this season.

Among them, Coleman is undoubtedly the brightest star of this Nets team, playing four games, averaging 27 points and 11 rebounds per game, just like the level of Karl Malone.

Although Coleman performed brilliantly, it was not Coleman who surprised the Nets the most.

It's not Hammer Guillermo and Edwards, who joined the Nets this year, but rookie George Muresan.

After four games, Murraysang averaged 14 rebounds, 3.5 blocks and 4 assists per game, completely shocking Nets fans.

This data immediately reminded them of O'Neal, the big killer under the basket who entered the league last season.

In his rookie season, O'Neal averaged 23.4 points, 13.9 rebounds, 3.5 blocks and 1.9 assists per game.

Among them, the rebounding and blocking statistics are similar to the current Murraysan?!

O'Neal has only played for one season, and he has directly entered the ranks of the four major centers, and words cannot describe the terrible nature of this super rookie center.

And now that Murraysan is comparable to O'Neal in rebounding and block statistics, and their Nets only used only one 16th pick to get it, you can imagine how cost-effective this is.

Of course, it's not that Muresan can really compare to O'Neal.

In terms of scoring, O'Neal is estimated to be able to blow up 180 streets of Muresan, who is currently averaging only an embarrassing 2.5 points per game, which is not as much as a fraction of O'Neal's average points per game in his rookie season......

If you want to say why Muressan's average points per game is so low, in fact, many people don't understand.

It's not like there's no player in the league who doesn't like offense, like Rodman, who just hasn't much interest in offense.

But even Rodman, his points per game average is not as low as Muressan's outrageous.

Rodman even averaged 11.6 points per game in his second year of career......

Murraysan's playing time is not less, and no player in the league who averages more than 20 minutes per game is lower than Murraysan......

Davidson knows why, but he is not prepared to let Murraysan put any energy into the offensive end, because the gains outweigh the losses.

At the very least, it will have to wait for Murraysan to really make a name for himself before Davidson will consider letting Murraysan score properly.

After four consecutive home games, the Nets are extremely satisfied with the current state of the team, and even Willis Reed praised Davidson after seeing him.

The reason why Reed Sr. praised Davidson was, of course, because of Muraysan.

Now the world knows that Muresan was drafted by the Nets because of Davidson......

Now that Murray-san is playing so well, Davidson has naturally become the object of thanks from the Nets.

……

Next, the Nets will start a three-game road trip, and Davidson will naturally be taken by Chuck Daley to play on the road.

The three games were against the Washington Bullets, Orlando Magic and the Utah Jazz.

The Bullets are easy to say, a weak chicken, and their strength is basically the top three in the East.

The next two away games are much more difficult.

The Magic have O'Neal and this year's super-rookie Hardaway, and they're quite tough to deal with.

As for the Jazz, Utah is strong, and looking at the West, few teams dare to say that they can win against the Jazz.

On the plane, Chuck Daley and Davidson had a good analysis of the current situation in the league.

It's kind of Dad giving Davidson a lesson, teaching him some of the things he needs to know to be a teaching assistant.

Davidson naturally kept it in mind, especially some anecdotes that were not known to outsiders, which made him quite interested.

For example, the Washington Bullets, the Nets' upcoming opponent.

Their head coach is none other than the NBA's most famous super center "Bone Crusher" Wes Unseld.

Fans know that Unseld's nickname is the bone crusher, describing him as an extremely terrifying lethality under the basket, but very few fans know that he has another nickname......

Fat woman.

That's right, this is another nickname for the Bone Crusher, and Davidson thinks he knows a lot about the Alliance, but he has never heard of the Bone Crusher.

Bone crusher with fat woman?! Davidson couldn't think of anything that could connect the two.

After Daddy Chuck's explanation, Davidson understood.

It turns out that this fat woman is a soprano who specifically refers to the finale of the opera, and the soprano who sings the high notes is generally fuller, so it is commonly known as the fat woman......

And the figure of the bone crusher belongs to the short and fat type......

The official registered height is 6 feet 7 inches, which is 201 cm.

But after Unselde retired, he admitted that his real height was actually only 6'6".

That's 198 centimeters......

Can you believe that one of the greatest centers of all time is only 198 centimeters?!

Such a short height, but he weighs a whopping 250 pounds, about 113.5 kilograms!

You must know that Coleman, the current leader of the Nets, is 208 centimeters tall and looks quite strong, but he weighs only 230 pounds......

The super short height and overweight tonnage naturally make the bone crusher look short and chunky......

coupled with the strength of her finale superstar, so she has the nickname of Fat Woman.

After Davidson knew the reason, he couldn't laugh or cry, why was Unseld so sad, everyone was nicknamed emperor, emperor, king, etc., and he, the top center in history, had the nickname of a fat woman.

On October 25, the Nets arrived in Washington, the capital of the United States.

Although Washington is the capital, the city is actually very small, far less than the metropolises of New York or Los Angeles.

It stands to reason that as the capital, it has to be the top three cities, but the third city in the United States is Chicago, and Washington can't even rank in the top five.

On the night of the game, Davidson saw Unseld, the current head coach of the Bullets.

Thinking of the nickname of the fat woman, Davidson couldn't stop laughing.