Chapter 371: Opener

In the evening on November 2nd, in the center of Los Angeles, California, the breeze was blowing lightly, which was particularly comfortable.
On TNT TV, a pre-match video was also broadcast.
"TNT TV, TNT TV, I am Groom Albert, and I am in Los Angeles. Today, I will take you to enjoy the Lakers' new stadium, the Staples Center..."
Following in the footsteps of Groom Albert, many viewers in front of the TV saw the new home of the Los Angeles Lakers for the first time.
Strolling on Figueroa Street, passing the Los Angeles Convention Center buildings, a multi-functional stadium appeared in front of you.
This is the Staples Center Arena!
At dawn, the Staples Center arena is off-white.
However, when night fell, the light inside turned on, and it turned purple-blue! That is the color of the Purple and Gold Legion!
The Staples Center Arena started construction on March 31 last year. On October 17 this year, the Lakers played the Trail Blazers preseason.
It is designed in accordance with modern basketball professional stadiums. The cost is 380 million US dollars and can accommodate nearly 20,000 spectators. The entire arena has 12 entrances, and each entrance is hung with a huge "Going Lakers!" banner, and the electronic display boards are constantly turning over the Lakers’ history of winning championships and the glorious history of entering the finals. Introduction of active Lakers players.
There are three levels of stands in the arena, which are divided into more than 400 blocks, and there are nearly 200 passages in and out. There are six super-large TV screens hanging on the top of the stadium, and every wonderful picture in the game can be replayed in slow motion in time. The Staples Center has 1,200 TV monitors, a $1.5 million sound system, 675 microphones, and a $2 million lighting system. This is one of the most advanced arenas in the league!
From any angle of the three-story stands of the arena, everything on the court can be clearly seen.
Staples's locker rooms, like most arenas, are located on the bottom floor of the basement.
The basement is not only a place for players and reporters, but also a gallery showing the history of the Lakers.
On the short walkway of the Lakers' locker room, there are pictures of pictures that record historical moments.
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After introducing the Staples Center Arena, the footage of TNT TV also cut back to the live broadcast scene.
Tonight's Staples Center was brightly lit, and the bright big arena was packed with tens of thousands of fans.
At the commentary, three familiar old men also appeared.
After the simple opening, Groom-Albert also came up with a relaxed topic, "Hey, guys, how did you have this summer vacation?"
"Okay! Of course! And it's great! This summer, I found a new job. Under the wise leadership of the new boss, I think my new job is great."
Matt Gokas slapped the new company TNT as soon as he came up, and Bill Walton beside him couldn't fall behind.
"Yes, I feel that I have found home here. It is warm and comfortable. I am willing to work here forever."
"Keep working? You want to be beautiful. Then our boss wants you to do it."
"Bill, you don't want to stay here to eat and drink forever, do you?"
Hearing the complaints from the two older brothers, Bill Walton also smiled faintly, "Hehe, you found all of this, then I have to do this too."
Talking and laughing a few words, Groom-Albert also quickly brought the topic to other people, "Compared to the old guys of us, in this summer, I think the lives of so many people are really wonderful. "
"Oh? Who is it?" Matt Gokas was very cooperative.
"Look, it's them!"
Groom Albert pointed his hand, and the TV camera also came to the players on both sides who were warming up on the court. The close-up shot showed the three guys talking near the center line.
Matt Gokas rushed and said: "Oh! I know, the combination! Kobe, Lee and Allen, these three guys formed a combination before, and in this summer, they actually took Michael into the group and sang together. A new song. It's just that simple'yo yo yo', and it became popular. It's so unreasonable. Oh, yes, what is the name of that song?"
Bill Walton also gave the answer silently from the side, "totheNBA!"
As soon as he heard the name of this song, Groom-Albert changed his whole person, with a little anger, "Yes! That's the song! I can't hear all my ears during the summer vacation. That kid in my family has it all day long." Listen, I'm still clamoring about what I want to buy.
Bill Walton reminded silently: "Man, that's an MP3!"
"That's right! It's MP3!" As he said, Groom-Albert suddenly had an MP3 in his hand, and he put on the headphones on his own, and then closed his eyes, enjoying it very much.
Matt Gokas also hurriedly pushed the old groom, "Hey, hey, old groom, we are on the scene now, your influence is a bit unpleasant."
"Oh, I forgot, sorry." Groom-Albert has the slightest apology~EbookFREE.me~ just there slowly and solemnly put the MP3 away, and then nothing happened. It's the same thing, I started to host the show.
The audience in front of the TV is clever.
"I think they are really talented. They are singers who were delayed by basketball."
"My God! Are the ads so blatant now? It came out directly in the live broadcast!"
"I feel good, this ad is natural and comfortable! I can't help but want to buy an MP3."
"The acting skills of these three old men have been'improved' a lot. In the next "Uncle Drew", they should be able to rise from the role of a dragon to a supporting role, right?"
"That song doesn't seem to be very popular, but this MP3 is really popular, and it has been blatantly advertised on TNT TV."
In the commentary, Marf Albert slowly brought the topic back to today's game.
"In the summer, the 76ers changed their new owners. When the new owners came, they lavishly introduced Scott Pippen, the biggest free agent of the holiday. The Lakers introduced the Dallas Mavericks this summer and their contract expired. Forward AC Green. What do you think of today’s game?"
Matt Gokas was also the first to say, "In the preseason, both teams were brilliant. The 76ers averaged more than 20 points per game, while the Lakers averaged 16 points per game. To be honest, I don’t dare to make guesses about who is strong or weak on the two teams. Because they are really strong."
Bill Walton beside him nodded in agreement.
Albert also smiled and said: "The same are the Big Three, all with super scorers, who is the stronger team? We will wait and see..."