It has entered November. In the early morning of November 15, NBA officially announced the list of candidates for the 2008 All-Star Game, with a total of 120 people on this list.

There are 60 players from the east and west, including 24 defenders, 24 forwards and 12 centers.

These 120 candidates are selected by media experts. Fans can choose 2 guards, 2 forwards and 1 center in the east and west when voting.

The voting for the NBA official website will officially begin on November 15th local time.

Zhou Mubai was suddenly traded from the west to the east, and the list was urgently modified. Zhou Mubai was selected as the shortlist for the Eastern All-Stars.

However, this matter is not a hot topic, Zhou Mubai is traded by the Lakers.

Zhou Mubai was traded to relieve the Lakers' opponents. If Zhou Mubai was in the Lakers, they really didn't have the courage to challenge the Lakers, but now hope is back.

So the Lakers' opponents sang praises to this and praised Kupchek very much.

Angie, a Boston Celtic, publicly praised: "Kupchek is a very wise general manager. He has discovered the problem very keenly and eliminated the problem in the bud. He is really a wise and decisive general manager. I will learn from him in the future. He is really a role model for us!"

When Cleveland Cavaliers David Griffin talked about this matter in an interview, he couldn't help but admire Kupchik's operation: "The locker room problem has always been the key to affecting the team's combat effectiveness. Kupchik is worthy of being the Lakers' meritorious general manager. He immediately took action to rectify the locker room when it was unstable.

Of course, I'm not saying that the parties involved are wrong, but the contradiction is there, so it must be resolved naturally. Kupchek is really a wise and brave person. But congratulations to Donny Walsh, they also made a profit in this deal. Zhou Mubai is an excellent cornerstone of team building, and the Knicks will definitely rise next season."

San Antonio Spurs head coach Popovich was also asked this question by reporters during an interview. He seemed quite appreciative, but the object of praise was Donny Walsh.

"That guy Donnie is such an amazing guy. He does a good job. The Knicks' salary this season is simply too healthy. They will definitely be able to show their skills next season.

Damn guy, I snatched my Zhou Mubai, but it's not his fault. If you want to blame, blame the damn Lakers' damn strategy. They won't let potential players stay in the West."

These general managers and coaches are very satisfied with Kupchek's work and appreciate it. It is simply harmonious, if some players had not commented on it.

First of all, Shaq O'Neal, who is still nervous with Kobe, said to the reporter without any hesitation: "Don't listen to those cunning hymns, they are all nonsense.

I know Zhou Mubai. That is such an amazing guy, just as amazing as I used to be, but now he is also a loser in comparison to expulsion...

Who expelled it? Hey, man, of course it was that childish and narrow guy. If I were still in the Lakers back then, the Lakers should have had another three consecutive championships and were destroyed by that despicable guy. That guy is a sinner!"

Lagabele (the player who locked Kobe back then) who had some conflicts with Kobe also came out to criticize Kobe: "From my understanding of him (Kobe), it is too normal for him to do such a thing. Wasn't Shaq also forced him away?

Hey, Shaq won the championship in his first year, and it would be interesting if Zhou Mubai did it too. Of course, it would be impossible with the Knicks' strength."

Lagabele seemed a little gloating: "Originally, the Lakers' championship this year should have been a foregone conclusion, but now, hehe, they may not be able to defend their title this year."

Unlike the general managers' remarks, media workers are critical of this matter, especially Van Gundy Jr.

"I don't know what was stuffed in Kupchik's head, but it wasn't a brain anyway. He had no ability to control the locker room at all. When he encountered the problem, he did not solve it, but made a rough transaction. OK, now there is no trouble in the locker room, but the Lakers' future has also been destroyed by him.

Let me see, what did he use Zhou Mubai to trade, David Lee, five draft picks, ha, David Lee is a good player, but five draft picks... Even if he has five No. 1 picks, he may not be able to choose a player like Zhou Mubai. He is so stupid to trade Zhou Mubai away?

I really puzzled. To be honest, if he could send Kobe away, I would really admire him. Although he was responsible for letting down the heroes, he was a real thing that was beneficial to the Lakers. But he chose the roughest, most direct and easiest thing - to trade Zhou Mubai away.

I predict here that this will be something that the Lakers will regret for a hundred years in the future, and Kupchek will be recorded on the monument of shame!”

The dealings of Zhou Mubai have caused quite a stir among Lakers fans, but they are generally within controllable range. After all, it is Kobe who conflicts with Zhou Mubai. Kobe is their boss after all. Although it is a pity to lose Zhou Mubai, who made him offend Kobe?

Domestic fans feel very complicated about this. On the one hand, they like Kobe very much, and on the other hand, they also feel sympathy for Zhou Mubai's experience. They are quite regretful when they talk about it on the basketball forum.

A perceptive person criticized the Lakers for abandoning Zhou Mubai, but was not optimistic about Zhou Mubai's future in the Knicks.

Charles Barkley said: "New York is of course a place, but the Knicks are not a good team. Donny Walsh's job is great, but the Knicks' reconstruction has failed repeatedly over the years. Can Zhou Mubai change these things?

Zhou Mubai is not a savior, he is just a rookie. It's a pity that he could have won at least one championship ring in the Lakers, but he was traded to the Knicks. I don't know if he has any chance to wear the ring in his life."

This sentence was a critical blow to the Knicks fans. Some Knicks fans jumped out and scolded Charles Barkley. This fan is more famous, and it is Spike Lee.

"Charles is best at spraying feces all over his mouth. The most useful thing on his body is his big ass. As for his brain, sorry, he doesn't have it. If he has it, he won't have a ring."

Spike Lee has always been sharp, and his words even hit Barkley's scars, causing Barkley to jump immediately.

"Who? Spike Lee? I don't know him, he is a director?

...sorry, I have never heard of it, let alone watched his movies, I really don't know him...why is he criticizing me, who    care?

...But he is a fan of the Knicks, oh, I remember, it was the boy who cried on the sidelines when I beat the Knicks in Madison Garden Square?"
Chapter completed!