บท 186: Chapter 125: Your Talent, His Curse_3

George Karl was a coach with a strong desire for control, much more so than Doug Collins, and there were numerous internal issues. Anthony Mason, the team's cancer, was still there; Ray Allen, Sam Cassell, and Big Dog Robinson's discord was public knowledge; at the same time, the Bucks were facing the other problems of a competitive team in decline—aging roster, large contracts filling the salary cap (making it difficult to strengthen the team), overly assertive coaching style, disharmony between management and the coaching staff...

For Jordan, this was "Fei's" "best" destination.

Although Jordan didn't know if he had ever turned down a better offer, now, the Bucks' offer was the best one.

He had no reason to refuse it.

Before finalizing the deal, Jordan asked Karl, "George, why do you want Frye? You should know he's a problematic player, right?"