"That's because you don't know how to relax. Haven't you heard? With Ah Gan around, coaching is the easiest job. Just give the ball to Ah Gan, trust him, and everything will be fine."
"Of course I've heard of Danny; everyone dreams of coaching him. But...he's 37 years old after all."
"Ah Gan's 37 isn't the same as a regular player's 37. Go ahead and use him, Rudy. Anyway, if your performance isn't good, you won't stay here long."
Tomjanovich was momentarily speechless, as An Ji spoke bluntly, without hiding his coldness.
In his own words, if one day the team needed him to sacrifice himself for a championship, he would sell himself without hesitation—just like what Stu-Inman did back in the day.
After hanging up the phone, Tomjanovich realized what he needed to do, and that night he slept very soundly.
The next day was the first training day and also the Las Vegas Radiance Team's first public appearance. The team arranged an open practice and media interviews.
