Baylor asked funnyly: "Didn't we suffer some losses? Why would they regret it?"

"Elgin, stop talking nonsense! Get to work!"

"Okay, okay!"

Louis walked out of the office again and called Louis Orr.

"Come to my office."

When Al arrived, Louis gave him his favorite Budweiser beer.

The polite greetings and all kinds of care and concern made Al very uncomfortable.

Al knew something was going on.

"Coach, if you have something to say, please say it directly."

"You were traded."

Louis said with regret: "You are a player I like very much. You can see this from our roster this season. You are the only veteran. I like your professional ethics, game attitude, and experience.

Defense is really, I don't want to trade you, but sometimes you have to bear the pain."

If Al cooperates, maybe Louis will shed a few tears.

"I understand, coach." Orr asked, "What's my next stop?"

"Seattle." Louis said, "They promised me that they will give you a higher tactical status."

"Thank you, coach."

Al was leaving. Before leaving, he left a message: "Your attitude towards Patrick was a little too much. If it were me, I would definitely kill you."
Chapter completed!