In the 80's, although he also faced discrimination due to his skin color, it was a time when the basketball world was completely inhospitable to Asians. Yet, he managed to stand out and become an NBA player, climbing his way to the top of the league. At least after he became famous, reports related to his childhood all emphasized how tough it was for him, and overall, the evaluations were positive.
He and the him from the timeline of 10 are not the same.
In these societal issues, his struggles and cries had no use; he could only passively accept them.
Looking on the bright side—at least he gained a 'golden buff' of a prodigal son returning home.
In the afternoon, the Lakers held a preparation meeting and a simple tactical running practice.
The Three Giants had a 'brand new way of playing', and the actual combat results were astonishing. Budenholzer naturally had to follow up and make good use of it.
