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Arriving on the field again in his loose jersey, Xu Ang was just in time to see Barkley score a goal under Big Ben's defense.

The goal should have been a happy one, but instead of celebrating, Barkley blasted at Big Ben: "Hey, kid, all you do is use brute force? A rookie like you can't survive in the league, don't stare at me, try defending one of me if you can."

Big Ben was sprayed with fire in his eyes.

Don't think I'm afraid of you just because you're a superstar in the league, do you really think newcomers are easy to bully?

The golden Baylor saw indifferent, instead of a smile on the face, Xu Ang thought a little, also if thought, both did not go to stop.

The NBA stars before the millennium were very individualistic, and at this time the stars were almost all jets in a league that advocated confrontation, spraying when in a good mood, spraying when in a bad mood, spraying when you're in a good mood, spraying when you're not in a good mood, spraying when you're in a bad mood, spraying from beginning to end.

The spraying of people, in Kimbell's view is normal, there is no need to stop it.

Barkley's approach was a different reaction to Xu Ang.

The fact that he was spraying Big Ben did not mean that Big Ben was really that bad in his eyes, but rather that he felt threatened. If it were someone so weak that he wasn't even a threat, Barkley wouldn't have bothered to talk to him, let alone waste his breath on him. There is only one explanation for what he did, and that is that Big Ben's defense made him feel so uncomfortable that he was tempted to blow off some steam when he scored a goal under Big Ben's defense.

It just so happened that Barkley was playing on the Clippers' starting lineup, which consisted of Big Ben, Kerr, Nash and O'Neal Jr. as well as another starter from the original team, which was to Xu Ang's liking. He walked to the sidelines and started warming up.

He was such a big guy, and so close, that it was hard for the players not to notice him.

Seeing his arrival and his actions, the Clippers players were filled with confusion, thinking: if it wasn't the Chinese boss from China, what does it mean for him to be warming up on the sidelines wearing a jersey?

It's not like he wants to come in and play a little game, right?

No way, no way, he's not really going to get involved. The fragile bodies of the Chinese simply can't adapt to the intensity of NBA-level professional competition.

The Clippers players are confused, they are hesitant to reduce the level of confrontation if Xu Aang is really on the court, or else they could accidentally injure their boss.

Of course, there was one exception to this rule.

That person was Kevin Duckworth.

When Xu and Stern came to the Clippers, this professional basketball player, who plays center, knew firsthand how terrifying Xu was. His big body as a center was overturned by Xu Aang, and other forwards and guards were no match for Xu Aang.

He was held down and rubbed by a yellow guy on the court, a humiliation that Kevin would not tell anyone. This makes his current teammates unaware of Xu Aang's terror and the misconception that the yellow man is physically weak and cannot play in the NBA.

Having discovered his teammates' disdain for Xu Aang, Kevin didn't remind them that he was waiting to see what would happen.

Some things can't be experienced by just one person, they have to be shared with others.

He, Kevin Duckworth, was no ordinary NBA player. He had been there, too, winning two Western titles and reaching the Finals twice. And both times, it wasn't as a substitute, or just following someone else's lead, but as one of the leading scorers, the absolute dominant force in the interior offense, punch by punch.

In the end, the elegant giant was actually beaten by Xu Ang, who easily squeezed him under the basket and overthrew him in a physical confrontation.

From that moment on, Kevin knew he had to change his mind about the yellow man's physical weakness to play in the NBA. Not to mention that after Kevin saw Xu Aang's powerful ball handling skills and terrifying, almost inhumane bounce, he completely changed his mind, and even thought: if Xu Aang was not a billionaire, if he came to play in the league, it would definitely bring great changes to the whole league.

Today, Kevin first saw Barkley come to the Clippers, and seemed to have the intention of evaluating the team's new season strength and deciding whether he would join. He also saw Xu Ang standing by the court in his jersey warming up, and his heart got hot.

The long-simmering heart that has been silent for a long time with the peak period no longer, playing this season in the Clippers, and then retiring when the contract expires was activated again.

Is it too unfair that I, Kevin, was once a big leg, that I was a two-time All-Star, that I took my team to the Finals twice, and yet I don't have a championship ring.

Maybe this year's Clippers will give me a chance to get the credit I deserve.

Kevin was looking at himself differently than the others, and Xu Ang certainly noticed. He remembered the big man and knew that his position on the team was center.

He remembered Kevin not because Kevin was a tool man on his side of the floor, but because Kevin was a rare center among the Clippers' bunch of frontcourt guards.

Hsuan's plan for Kevin is for him to teach the old to the new, and to help the team familiarize Big Ben with the league's rules and style of play in as short a time as possible.

With Big Ben already posing enough of a threat to Barkley, Kevin is a worthy addition to the team.

The veteran, who is retiring after this season, has no conflict of interest with Big Ben, which is one of the reasons why he will do his best to help him.

Otherwise, with the atmosphere here in Mi, the two sides do not compete with each other, and the old man does not suppress the newcomers to prevent his own position is already thank God, where can he be expected to help train newcomers.

When the warm-up is complete, Xu Ang makes a gesture, without even needing to express it to Kimbell, and then Coach Bill Fitch starts to change the person: "Eric, you go down, let Xu on."

The boss does not dare to call the boss, although everyone knows what is going on, but the rules are the rules, Bill Fitch is not stupid enough to openly defy the league rules.

Eric, who was replaced, had nothing to be upset about.

This is not an official game, and who doesn't like to be lazy?

As for why Eric wanted to be lazy for a while, it was because he thought Xu Aang, a yellow man, could not adapt to the fierce confrontation and would soon be unable to stand it or be injured by the players' unintentional collisions and physical confrontations, so he left the game in disgrace.

After the game, Xu Ang looked at his side of the lineup, the point guard is the old Branch, the point guard is Nash, Big Ben sits in the middle, the forward is not a major injury in the state of the small O'Neill, this lineup is quite a card face.