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The demon sword first appeared, and the European overlord who was like a broken gold and iron came down from the altar before he was willing to embark on the journey of the NBA. 22-year-old Manu Ginobili, the left-handed Wizard who was ignored by the draft, subverted the art of basketball with his serpentine footsteps and magical body. If the 1999 draft was re-arranged, he would definitely be the most brilliant No. 1 pick that year. When the Spurs were selected as the second-to-last sign, Ginobili was even sleeping: "They have never contacted me, how could they choose me?" Five days ago, the team had just won the first championship in the history of the team; however, general manager Buford remembered the boy who was in Argentina two years ago who could twist his body into a ball but still threw the ball into the basket. There are only 58 spots in the draft, and you can’t buy the No. 57 sign and suffer losses, and you can’t buy it. - As it turns out, this is really a ten-fold transaction. After the selection, Manu did not immediately enter the NBA, but continued to be the king in Bologna, Italy: he won the Serie A, Italian Cup, and European Basketball League championships, and won the MVP of the Champions League Finals. At the age of 24, he was like a harvester of honor, leading European powerhouses to sweep Europa. At the 2002 World Championships at home, he defeated the first defeat of the US men's basketball team with the Dream Five lineup, completely shocking the world basketball world.

After the end of the 2002 World Championships, Spurs coach Popovich told Tim Duncan the news that "Manu is coming." Duncan’s first reaction: Who is Manu? But when this "scrap" truly stepped onto the NBA stage, all doubts became praise. In his rookie season, his average of 7.6 points per game was not amazing, but he became the sixth man's blade in the playoffs. In the sixth game against the Mavericks in the 2003 Western Conference Finals, Duncan + Robinson scored only 25 points, and Manu and Steve Cole scored 9 points each in the fourth quarter, making a 34-9 comeback; in the finals, his hood + final layup helped the Spurs win the championship 4-2.

The following year, Ginobili averaged 12.8 points per game. Unfortunately, in the 2004 Western Conference Semi-Finals, Fisher won the game in 0.4 seconds, which made the Spurs get out of the game. Even so, Manu's "demon sword" figure has become the most gorgeous game in the Spurs dynasty. 15 years later, he ended his career against the Warriors - the coach on the opposite side was Cole back then. At the end of the game, Cole pulled Manu and said, "Let's play for another year, I like to see you on the court." Even at the age of 38, even if he is about to retire, he is still unsatisfied.