Only Noise Remains

Synopsis: Larry Bird and Magic Johnson represent an era, the era when professional basketball became popular in the basketball nation. They laid the foundation for Michael Jordan's dominance, the Shaq-Kobe era, LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry... making basketball so wonderful. They all became billionaires, with their own business empires and high social status. But if we rewind 40 years, this is completely unimaginable. The league is not favored, and the current number one is a crazy racist; Bob Cousy's perfect heir suffers from teammates' jealousy and the erosion of alcohol; Possesses the most elegant layup of all time, but also the most incomprehensible personality in history; Had the opportunity to become Michael Jordan, but a chaotic personal life made him reject all possibilities; The hope of the great white man collapsed after his knee exploded; Havlicek and Dr. J are unique idols, but one wins too much, says too little, the other wins too little, says too much. The decline of the 70s continues, violent conflicts, drug abuse, too many blacks, players' salaries are too high, countless problems have pushed this future billion-dollar professional league into a precarious situation. Crisis is like a synonym for opportunity, the more dangerous the situation, the more outstanding people will emerge. Let's see how the guy from the future becomes the most special member in the glorious era of the stars. He knows very well, to win everything, everything stops. Only noise remains. PS: If you're a fan who always talks about the black and white duo saving the NBA, this book might surprise you.