Chapter 83 Assuming More Positive and Optimistic Assumptions

In the office of the owner at the Verizon Center, Abe Pollin sat in his seat, listening to the report from Susan O'Malley.

It was about the disputes and contradictions between Jordan, Yu Fei, and Collins.

To the face of Jordan, Pollin was a tolerant and kind old man, but in the eyes of O'Malley, he was an authoritative figure.

"Basically, Frye is the only player in the player camp clearly opposed to Michael," O'Malley said, "This is the reason Doug doesn't want Frye to start, because Michael doesn't want him to start."

Pollin recalled the scene of meeting with Yu Fei just now.

Yu Fei didn't give him a particularly good impression, although he expressed honor for his own "praise," he was certainly not a pragmatic person like Wes Unseld, who would respectfully call him "Mr. Pollin" and serve him wholeheartedly.

"Do you think he will bow to MJ?" Pollin asked.