Tyronn Lue, however, watched calmly.
At the outset of his career, he had always experienced such moments.
In recent years, as tactics became more widespread and players' tactical skills improved, more teams began to win by coordinating through passing.
This phenomenon meant:
Even players with a singular function could secure their place in the league.
Especially the recently popular "3D" players.
But in fact, in the early '90s, just having a good three-point shot and defense was really not enough to hold a position in most of the league teams, let alone getting a salary of millions.
Back then, teams valued "versatile" players more, meaning you had to know a bit of everything.
Now, if the team lacks what you have, even if you can't do anything else, then you are still an "important puzzle piece" for the team.
