Chapter 62: Kobe Is Not MVP.
Han Sen was prepared to lose his starting position, but in the following back-to-back games against the 76ers, he still appeared in the starting lineup.
Of course, his treatment on the court remained the same— he still didn't have many opportunities to shine.
It seemed that James was still intent on keeping Coach Brown in charge.
After all, where else could you find such a compliant coach?
While other coaches were labeled as "run-and-gun master," "Zen master," or "tactical genius," Brown was known as the "nanny coach".
Although Han Sen didn't receive what could be called fair treatment, this outcome was still better than what he had expected.
At least by staying on the court, he still had a chance to fight for opportunities.
Taking responsibility, counterattacking, and tackling tough challenges... although these tasks were difficult, they weren't bad for him at this stage.
After all, he urgently needed these experiences to improve his abilities.
However, not everything was the same as when they played against the Celtics.
The biggest difference came in the fourth quarter, where Han Sen's rotation time became unusually erratic.