Time flies, and in the blink of an eye, the calendar is turning to December.

Do the math, Mo Wen has been eating and drinking in vain in the piston for more than a month.

After being hidden by Larry Brown, he didn't have to worry about winning or losing the game, and he didn't have to worry about the opponent in the next game, and he almost became the happiest person for the Pistons.

Mo Wen initially wondered if he would be traded or cut by the Pistons because of the previous conflict.

Billups also specifically mentioned this when chatting with Dumas one day - Billups admires Mo Wen very much, and Mo Wen is also one of the few players in the Pistons who is very comfortable with him, and Mo Wen is not only strong in combat power, but also not slow in learning and progressing, in short, a second-round show contract is worth it.

- "This son is so gifted that he must not be put back on the free market."

Dumas didn't really want to be unmoved, he was the only "gentleman" in the Pistons' "bad boy army", and he thought that the conflict within the team was not a big deal after experiencing that era.

When Ranbill, the No. 1 villain in the NBA, was on the team, he actually bullied other players in the team, and "Smiling Assassin" Isaiah Thomas was bullied by Ranbir many times.

Dumas himself, well, was also bullied by Ranbir.

In this era, the internal brawls of the team, generally speaking, as long as the nature is not too bad, and the news of the brawl is not known by the outside media, the management generally turns a blind eye and lets the players deal with it themselves.

After hearing Billups's words, Dumas also went to observe Mo Wen for a while.

Self-disciplined, indifferent, laid-back.

To be honest, after playing basketball for so many years, it is the first time he has seen such a weird rookie, obviously he was "blocked" by the head coach but he didn't worry about his situation at all, and he didn't care about what he was playing on, just enjoying life.

Dumas looked at Mo Wen as if he saw himself in the period before he retired - he went to work to mix food and drink and mixed wages, and playing ball was just a job that had already tired him.

It's outrageous!

In addition to this, Dumas also observed Mo Wen's abilities.

In training matches, Mo Wen often doesn't have any presence on the court, not because he is weak, but because everyone knows that Mo Wen is a hard bone, and it is difficult to please him from under him, so he habitually avoids Mo Wen in the offensive direction.

On the offensive end, the cooperation between Mo Wen and Milicic made Dumas's eyes shine, according to Billups, Mo Wen is happy to help Bang Yanxiu, and the things that comfort Milicic in the team are generally done by Mo Wen, and Mo Wen often takes Milicic to practice together.

Judging from the results of the training match alone, the cooperation between Mo Wen and Milicic on the offensive end is very eye-catching, even if it is a big book, it is inevitable that they will be left and right.

A talented, sophisticated attacking combination seems to have given Dumas a hint of Milicic's use.

At the moment, Milicic still has a shred of self-confidence, thanks in large part to Mo Wen.

It's a pity that Larry Brown didn't care about Dumas's proposal, an interior player, who can't practice confrontation, can't practice defense, can attack and has a fart, and will not be recognized by him for the rest of his life.

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Mo Wen has been in a good mood recently, not because he is idle in the team, but because he has made a new breakthrough in the dungeon space.

It's been 8 months, it's been 8 months since he got the dungeon space, and the total number of matches he has fought in it is more than 1,200, and after working hard for so long, he can finally have a stable 2% win rate in the [Normal Dungeon]!

Consider that although most of the dungeons are substituted players, they are all suitable for his swing position, but there are also some dungeons that are substituted for point guard or center, which he is not good at.

Excluding those dungeons that are not purely Chief's Choice, his true win rate in [Normal Dungeon] may be 30%!

This is a great success, marking the end of his bottleneck period, and he can happily farm potential rough stones to add some points to himself!

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In addition, [Normal Dungeon] will also have a 50% chance of bursting badge fragments. According to the system's explanation, seven low-level badge fragments can be combined into a random "low-level badge".

As a "migrant player" who has the potential of his liver every day and works hard in reality in order to realize his potential, the badge can directly add instant combat power to him for a long time.

Now that he had saved six low-level badge fragments from his previous [Normal Dungeon], he felt that he was not far from having the first badge.

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"Don't break fast, slow down the tempo, be optimistic about Howard, and pay attention to the interior defensive position!"

"Idiot old man, listen to him can't win the ball in his life, if you give up the fast attack, we will lose, don't listen to his Augustine, continue to speed up, we will definitely be able to run the magic to death."

Mo Wen suppressed his voice and said to the player next to him.

He was really angry, he listened to the old man's bad mouth in the piston during the day, and he could see the old ghost with his brain in water when he entered the dungeon at night.

It's not that he's still playing, I'm afraid that this old man will replace him after the conflict, so he has to go over and give this old man two big fights.

Defense, defense, what kind of age are you still staring at your defense!

When you fall behind at a critical moment, you don't want to attack, and continue to emphasize defense, are you buying magic?

That's right, Mo Wen is currently in the dungeon, which is a [normal dungeon] taken from part of the 2010 Bobcats regular season.

And the "Martial Saint" Jackson, one of the core of the Bobcat at that time, which he substituted, had a total of 5 games in this dungeon, and winning three of them was considered a victory.

The Bobcats won two and lost two of the first four games, which was the most critical game and the most critical moment.

The Magic team against is one of the championship teams this year, with Howard, the monster who can "replace Ajan" in the team, Carter, who is still famous, and Mr. Lewis, and the role players in the team are not weak, Gortat, Petrus, Bai Qiao, and Redick.

It stands to reason that the Bobcats, who had just established the team at that time, had no possibility of winning against such a strong team, but basketball was round, and everything was possible.

Today's Magic's shooters are not very powerful, Magic's main one-star tactics, and the shooting of the peripheral shooters is inaccurate, and the tactics are basically scrapped.

As a "one-star", although Howard is also very brave today, he was stronger by 14 rebounds in the first three quarters, and he was about to rush to 20 rebounds in the middle of the fourth quarter, but the shooter was inaccurate and couldn't help open up the space, and Howard couldn't play on the offensive end.

After Mo Wen took the identity of Stephen Jackson, Carter, who was opposite him, was not particularly difficult to guard.

During this period, Carter's physical fitness has declined significantly, and he has lost the explosiveness of previous years and the speed of the Raptors. The AI that fought against Carter in the East back then has retired this year, so you can understand the ruthlessness of the years.

Don't look at Carter in 2010, he can still have an average of 16+4+4 per game, but his outside scoring has accounted for 50% of his total points, and he has transformed into a standard shooter.

And Mo Wen is not afraid of the anti-pitcher, Carter shot 6 of 16 in the first three quarters under Mo Wen's defense, and Mo Wen looked at him very dead.

Things are easy to solve on the defensive end, and on the offensive end, the newly established Bobcats' best tactic is only one fast attack.

And today, the Bobcats' backup point guard DJ Augustin is in very good shape, and the substitute Augustin has enough physical strength to run all over the court with Magic's point guard Jamil Nelson.

Larry Brown asked to lower the tempo at this time, isn't that self-defeating.

Augustine hesitated slightly, saw the black face of "Jackson" in front of him, and nodded.

If you think about it a little, you can understand that the fast-break Mountain Cats in the defensive counterattack can still find an empty space or play a misposition, and in the positional battle, the Lynx really has no reliable tactics other than pulling away for the starting singles.

With three minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Magic led by 2 points and possession, and now every ball can feel the winner of the game.

Although Mo Wen's physical strength has bottomed out, he still gritted his teeth and stared at Carter, when it comes to game experience, Carter will not be much worse than him in terms of game experience in 10 years, and his performance of 11 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists so far is already excellent.

He is used to working hard, there is no game in the [Normal Dungeon] that he can simply win, and it is not that he can't really move when his physical strength bottoms out, it is more of a pain that feeds back in the brain.

The willpower he had developed countless times was actually a more valuable ability than the tournament experience he had gained in the dungeon.

The Magic's ball was passed on the outside for two rounds and finally passed to Carter, and without the first step of the youthful fury, Carter's breakthrough at this time was full of skill and confusion.

This game has been played seven or eight times since the start of the second half.

Left or right?

Feeling Carter's center of gravity in the physical confrontation, Mo Wen guessed correctly again.

Carter saw that the breakthrough was blocked, and immediately seamlessly connected to the back play mode, and wanted to play a harrier to turn over, but just when Carter wanted to find Mo Wen's flaw, Mo Wen took the initiative to lean over and slap the basketball in mid-air.

Augustin grabbed the ball with a near-grounded forward pounce, staggered and sprinted toward the Magic's half.

Shout~

A light but steady layup tied the score between the two teams.

Mo Wen, who had just tripped over Carter, slammed the floor.

"Roar!"

I'm going to set the badge, and Jesus can't stop it, I said!

The afterglow swept over Mo Wen and caught a glimpse of Larry Brown, frowning on the sidelines.

He gave this old ghost a big fight before considering whether to leave again, and the reality and the account in the copy were calculated together, and after enduring it for so long, he had to charge some interest.