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by Bryant T. Jordan (Author)
Saving the Celtics: A Be the General Manager Book, by renowned author Bryant T. Jordan, is the second in Sport Seer Publishing's Be the General Manager book series and is a game-changer in every sense of the word.
This book could literally revolutionize the field of sports publishing by creating two entirely new genres, namely Be the General Manager books as well as Choose Your Own Ending Sports Adventure books for adults In Saving the Celtics, you the reader have the opportunity to try and convince Celtics CEO Wyc Grousbeck to hire you as the new General Manager of the Boston Celtics, draft the best available prospect (Julius Randle, Dante Exum, Doug McDermott, etc.) use your available cap space to re-sign former Celtics or new free agents, make trades, and ultimately win the NBA championship at the end of the 2014-15 season. However, be aware that you literally have a better chance of actually playing in the NBA next season than you do winning the NBA title on your first read-through of this book ... it's literally that challenging Saving the Celtics is a 172 page adventure that is not only a hilarious, fun and entertaining read but a sincere workout for your brain. Stat-geeks, moneyballers, hoops junkies, die-hard Lakers fans and casual basketball fans alike could read and re-read this book time and time again and never get bored. It's literally like a video-game on paper Can you win the title on your first read through of this mind-bender of a book and ultimately be the one responsible for Saving the Celtics?Author Biography
Bryant T. Jordan is a freelance NBA writer & armchair GM with a magnificent grasp of the C.B.A. (Collective Bargaining Agreement) and all things trade related. He is the author of: Saving the Celtics: A Be the General Manager Book Saving the Lakers: A Be the General Manager Book An Open Letter to ALL Regarding Donald Sterling Bryant enjoys discussing, debating and writing not only basketball books but also just about any and all NBA trade rumors, NBA C.B.A. issue, league financials and the like. BTJ as many know him does not write from the perspective of a team fan but from that of a basketball realist and logician. His is a voice of clarity in a field filled with rabid-team fans and even professional writer's manic emotionalism. BTJ lives in a rural paradise with his high-school sweetheart and wife of 17 plus years, as well as his magnificent children, under the amazing care of His God and Savior. He considers himself the most blessed man on the planet, period.
