Chen Yu smiled, but inwardly, he shook his head.
'That was probably bullshit.'
'He likely just went to work at his own clinic.'
Last season, Chen Yu had required every team to hire a full-time psychologist.
But only about half the teams actually did so.
The other half hired part-time psychologists instead.
It wasn't entirely that the teams were feigning compliance or were unwilling to spend the money. A major reason was that many top psychologists had their own private practices and careers, making it impossible for them to work exclusively for a team.
Knowing this, Chen Yu didn't press the matter.
After a few more pleasantries, Roberts lowered his voice. "Chen, we're friends. You're here this time to make some improvements to the medical team, aren't you?"
He knew Chen Yu had started a consulting firm and was aware of his work in Los Angeles—it had all been over the media.
