Just when Chen Jie's constant beatings made the reporter from the New York Times lose face in front of many colleagues, the media in Chicago all laughed with gloating.
The media is a bitch. This sentence is actually true. However, many media will set up a plaque if they are a bitch, at least they will not do ordinary things openly. But this time, the New York Times's plaque is probably going to be turned down.
I guess this reporter, whose name I don’t know, will be scolded by the editor-in-chief when he returns.
What are you doing to express your own opinions? We were clearly optimistic about the rise of Chicago before, but now you are directly denying our previous opinions. Are you looking for death? You won't let him express his opinions and then report it? Stupid pig!
Many Chicago media outlets have even thought about what this unknown reporter was scolded by his boss.
Thinking of this, they laughed heartily.
But it seems that Chen Jie has no intention of letting this poor reporter go.
"And..." Chen Jie continued, looking coldly at the New York Times reporter in front of him, "I remember that the reporter from the New York Times who came to interview me yesterday was your New York Times reporter. What I said at that time was clear.
I said, I want to lead the Bulls back to the top. It’s quite clear, what I said is that I want to. This is a hope. Other media did not interview me on the spot, saying that I was bragging that I could lead the Bulls back to the top.
That’s it. You, the New York Times, are clearly on the scene, so why do you still confuse right and wrong? As a media person, what about your professional ethics? What about your ethics? If you continue like this, how can you let the American people trust you in New York?
Is the Times authentic? You are clearly manipulating public opinion, and you are so cruel!"
Chen Jie's words made this poor reporter not know how to refute.[
In fact, he could have said that Chen Jie didn't say that yesterday, after all, the recording was not in Chen Jie's place.
However, in addition to the New York Times, there were other media present at the time. What if it was exposed later? Is it still possible to get away with it?
Thinking like this, the reporter could only let Chen Jie get angry. He didn't dare to utter a rebuttal, so he could only lower his head, not daring to look at the people around him.
He could clearly feel that everyone was looking at him with contempt.
Although these media have done this kind of thing. But media people have this ability. When they despise others, they can keep themselves out of the matter.
In addition to the contempt of these colleagues, the local media in Chicago even wanted to applaud Chen Jie's series of wonderful questions.
That's so good. I guess the New York Times will no longer be able to hold its head high in Chicago.
This kid. Hey, I didn’t expect him to be good at basketball and eloquent.
After he retires, with his eloquence, he won’t have to worry about finding a job!
Whether you are a talk show host or a sports commentator, you are absolutely qualified.
Skiles also looked at Chen Jie in surprise. He didn't expect Chen Jie to explode like this.
Thinking about it now, no wonder Chen Jie was able to convince himself to trade Kwame Brown.
Such eloquence is definitely useful for negotiating and persuading people.
Skiles couldn't help but admire Chen Jie.
Chen Jie glanced at the reporter who had completely lost his fighting spirit, smiled slightly, and took a sip of water.[
But he didn't feel too happy because he understood that this was just the beginning.
Even though these reporters also despised the New York Times reporter because of their own words, that didn't mean they were on the same side as them. They despised the New York Times reporter just because their colleagues were enemies, and they had the opportunity to despise their enemies.
Why let it go?
And they will probably ask questions that embarrass themselves. Because this is their profession. Without such gimmicks, how can they have sales?
Moreover, because of this reporter from the New York Times, I guess these reporters have learned a lesson and will definitely be more difficult to deal with later.
Chen Jie didn't dare to take it lightly at this moment.
At this time, the press officer glanced at the New York Times reporter and found that he was silent, so he said: "Next!"
The next one, someone immediately raised their hand to ask a question.
"Mr. Jayshawn, you had four consecutive wins in four away games in the Western Conference, but today you returned home and lost to the Pistons. I don't know if this means that the Pistons are better than the four you encountered in the Western Conference.
Is this opponent much stronger? Do you think they can defend the championship this season?"
This question also has bad intentions. It seems that the reporter's analysis is correct. A team that can win against the Bulls on the road, and a team that can lose against the Bulls at home, must be the latter.
However, this is simply not something that can be replaced in equal amounts!
If Chen Jie had followed the reporter's wishes, he would undoubtedly be regarded as mentally retarded.
Of course Chen Jie would not be so stupid: "I don't agree with your statement. The game is determined by many factors. The Pistons are indeed a strong team, but they may not be able to beat teams like the Spurs and Rockets. The reason why we can win in the away game
Defeating them and losing to the Pistons at home has something to do with state, feel and even luck. It cannot be compared like this. As for whether the Pistons can defend the championship, what I want to say is that the road to the championship is a long one and full of hardships.
No one can know the result until the last moment. Of course, the Pistons are a strong team, and I believe they have great hope of defending their title!"
Chen Jie's answer can be said to be watertight, giving the reporter who asked the question an opportunity. Even Scales next to him nodded repeatedly.
However, this question can only be regarded as a warm-up. The real difficulties will come later.
"Mr. Jeshawn, what do you think is the main reason for the defeat in this game?"
"There are many reasons for the defeat, but in this game, I think the first thing is that our defense was not good enough, which allowed them to score too easily. One of the opponent's players scored 42 points. This is absolutely unforgivable!"
"Mr. Jayshawn, do you think the morale of the Bulls will be affected by this defeat? The Lakers, Wizards and Magic you are about to face are not weak teams.
Team."
"I believe in my teammates, they can't be defeated by one game. We will regroup! The Lakers, Wizards, Magic, etc. are all very good, but we are not bad either!"
"Mr. Jeshawn, do you think the loss in today's game will be the beginning of your losing streak?"
"I don't think so. The defeat in this game was actually accidental. As you can see, they won the game with a last-second kill. We won't be so careless in the next game!"
"Mr. Jeshawn......"
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Questions were thrown at Chen Jie one after another, and Chen Jie responded to them one by one like a man with three heads and six arms. He even dismissed them, making many reporters' attacks disappear.
Just when Chen Jie finished answering the reporters' questions and thought he could finally be clean today.
Suddenly a young, pretty female reporter stood up.
"Hello, Mr. Scott, I am Ruth, an intern reporter from Time Magazine. I came today to ask Mr. Scales a question. Just this morning, you and the Lakers completed a transaction.
Curry was exchanged for Kwame Brown. As we all know, Eddy Curry is an insider with great potential, but Kwame Brown is known as the parallel import number one pick. Many people think that the Bulls suffered a loss in this transaction.
What do you think? Also, as soon as Eddy Curry left today, you suffered a defeat. Do you think this is related?"
Ruth asked the question very politely, and then she sat down and waited for Scales' answer.
However, he did not expect that Chen Jie and Scales would change their expressions at this moment.
Ruth had no idea what a big mistake she was making by asking the question she was asked by the editor-in-chief!
