222: I'm not afraid of failure, not at all (asking for monthly votes!)_2

If the positions you play just happen to fill the gaps of a championship team, that's fine, but on the Hawks, the positions Pierce could play, Roger, Steve Smith, and Pippen could all play...

This is damn like a disaster at the start!

How was he supposed to compete with those three for time?

Start as a substitute?

It's not that it couldn't work, but the problem is, how long would he have to be a substitute?

Being a substitute during the growth period for three or four years would completely ruin him.

Pierce felt helpless as his ranking plummeted, joining Roger's team, and entering a championship team, these three blows made his smile on stage extremely reluctant.

Pete Babcock also smiled very reluctantly.

He knew about the issues between Pierce and Roger, and he knew Paul Pierce's domineering personality was dangerous.

That bastard had not only been NCAA's best small forward but also held the nickname of NCAA's best trash talker.