Chapter 96: The Promising Future of the Washington Wizards (Thanks to the Alliance Leader of Zhuzhong Xiaojing)_2

Collins stuttered a bit, his face already resembling Biden's, now seeming even more like it did twenty years later, but this wasn't panic—it was a defensive caution and care, "Oh, that, it could have been in New York (Opening night), I was thinking at the time, maybe Michael was hurt."

"Didn't you notice any problems with Michael before the preseason?"

This aggressive questioning made Collins feel like a criminal, his discontent with Flynn shot up, yet he had to address the question: "This... uh, you know Michael, you know he won't tell you if there's anything wrong."

"I have other matters to attend to."

Flynn had more questions, but Collins walked away.

So, Flynn asked Collins' assistant coach John Bach, "Can I ask Doug a few more questions about MJ?"

Bach went to ask Collins, who replied: "He doesn't want to be interviewed."

"I'll keep asking him," Flynn insisted.

Bach shrugged his shoulders, indicating it was out of his hands.