Seeing this, looking at the Warriors players with noticeable bruises on their faces today...

Lester's intuition told him that there was definitely more to this than it seemed on the surface.

So, he immediately turned his attention to the others and tried to pry out some juicy details about Qin Yue and the Warriors from their mouths.

However, much to Lester's disappointment...

On media day, no matter which Warriors player he interviewed, they all gave almost the same answer.

But the more it was like this...

The more Lester felt that something must have happened within the Warriors in the past few days.

Otherwise, how could their "testimony" be so consistent?

"Listen, we all know we're not happy with that lawless kid.

But since he beat us fair and square, anyone who dares to reveal even a word about that day to the reporters on media day...

Will definitely become a public enemy to us all."

Before media day began, the original Mr. Big Beard had deliberately gathered his teammates together and warned them this way.

Unhappy with Qin Yue?

Of course.

After all, who can still give Qin Yue a good face after getting beaten?

Do you really think everyone is like Little Deng Liwei and Murphy?

But some things...

Are destined to be digested internally and cannot be solved externally.

In this regard, Warriors veteran Richardson also expressed his stance before media day started, "I know the impression I might leave with you guys is that I'm just a joker...

But I agree with Barang; if any of you disagree, I will definitely throw punches."

You see, even with Richardson, who usually gets along well with his teammates, speaking up...

Then who else in the Warriors would dare to act recklessly?

It's worth mentioning that during the core photo shoot on media day, when Davis and Richardson, with smiles on their faces, surrounded Qin Yue in the middle...

Little Deng Liwei and Murphy also threw them disdainful looks.

Maybe, we are indeed soft.

But Barang, Jason, you wouldn't think...

Your performance is very macho, would you?

After the core photo shoot, immediately thereafter, as the focus of the world on media day, Qin Yue also received interviews from multiple media outlets.

"Do you think that with your addition, the Warriors can shake off their slump in the new season?"

"Absolutely."

"You seem very confident in yourself, but last season the Warriors only won 13 games. Do you think the Warriors need to enhance the lineup through trades?"

"I have a group of great teammates; they have different styles and are extremely friendly. We get along well. But if the team has its own ideas, I will comply with the team's arrangements."

"In the new season, you've given up the 10 number jersey you wore during your college days. Can you tell us why you switched to the 30 number jersey when entering the NBA?"

"I think I wasn't diligent enough in college, so after entering the NBA, I'm prepared to triple my efforts to improve myself, and 3 times 10 just happens to equal 30, so I chose the Warriors' 30 number jersey."

The entire interview session, Qin Yue was flawless.

The only slight imperfection was that, at this time, no one could get the joke of him occupying the Warriors' number 30 jersey.

After all, Stephen Curry was still a high school student at this moment.

Even before entering college, Curry, who was a three-star high school player, didn't know if he could play in the NBA in the future.

Compared to the peaceful first half of media day...

In the second half, when Warriors players split into two teams for a demonstration game, Qin Yue quickly ignited the entire arena.

Due to a significant number of Chinese fans in attendance on media day, Qin Yue naturally became the star.

On the court, he performed several impressive dunks for the fans.

In terms of explosiveness alone, his between-the-legs dunk was definitely beyond Richardson, the dunking king.

Because when he soared through the sky...

His fully extended body was like an ancient mythical beast.

Additionally, in the same team as Qin Yue, the original Mr. Big Beard reluctantly yet sincerely passed Qin Yue several great balls during the game.

Although every time Davis passed to Qin Yue, he faced disdain from Little Deng Liwei and Murphy.

But the always proud Davis...

Clearly wanted to win rather than engage in so-called power struggles.

Through several days of joint training, Davis had already seen Qin Yue's exceptional skills.

So, even though he had never publicly announced reconciliation with Qin Yue, yet...

Davis's competitive spirit still drove him to accept the orders from Qin Yue.

Before the regular season started, in Qin Yue's eyes, this was already enough.

Because no matter how fierce his dominance tactics were...

In a short period, he couldn't completely transform the Warriors into his team.

...

In October, after media day, Montgomery focused the team's subsequent training on tactical drills.

As a former head coach of Stanford University, Qin Yue discovered that the reason Montgomery only lasted two seasons in the NBA before being forced back to college basketball...

Was mainly due to his overly academic coaching style.

In college basketball, as the head coach has supreme authority, often, college basketball coaches also place more emphasis on tactical execution.

Players in college basketball are like soldiers, only needing to obediently follow orders, then the team's coach can implement the tactical content they desire.

But just with this Warriors team...

Their tactical execution, in Qin Yue's eyes, can only be described as worrying.

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