NBA: KD Is Gone? No Problem, You’ve Still Got Me!

I originally gave it four stars, but this book is the best basketball article I have seen so far. Firstly, it does not criticize a star to the end. It is more about being a rational fan, writing about the views of the star, and also writing about some classic domestic scoldings. I think the author understands football. Secondly, he has written more than 400 chapters, and the thinking is still relatively clear. Some chapters are actually a little watery, but the main content is still there, and the progress of the protagonist is visible. Together It's reasonable. Speaking of detail, the protagonist gradually upgrades from a rookie to a master, rather than like some articles that seek to add value. For a long time, I don't know the function of the added things, or what template I picked up, and immediately became a god like Jordan who ruled an era by one person. He has been invincible since his rookie year. How can this kind of article be sustainable? This novel avoids these two lightning points very well, that's great😹😹

It's very interesting, very real, and it's also very exciting when it's supposed to be exciting. Unlike other basketball articles, the endorsement signing An entered the national team to play in the 2008 Olympics, and teaming up with Yao Ming made me vomit and it was not logical. It's a rare good book.

You can read the book, but some data authors are a little more conservative in their writing, and remember to correct some wrong data. If you have full three-point ability, you can practice step-backs and other things. Fixed-point shooting is very easy to be defended. Step-back shots can force a space to shoot blue.

It's pretty good. It can be used as high-quality food. The pace of reading is neither too fast nor too slow. When the key descriptions are needed, the key descriptions are mentioned in one stroke. Overall, it is a novel worthy of being used as food. You can lie there and read it all afternoon when you are bored.

It's great, it feels very real, and the writing is very comprehensive. Come on, author brother [Thinking] [Thinking] Butler, Garvey Shao and Chen Xi, the back line's scoring ability is visible to the naked eye.

It's hard to find a post that writes about the Thunder and Westbrook. It's a five-star review and I just send it [like][like][like]

The rhythm is good, but the physical fitness of the protagonist is too exaggerated. It is estimated that this season will only be in the second round.

The writing is very good. You don't have to be too deliberate about coming back to play. I feel that not returning to play is like treason.

This is an NBA article that can be read for a long time. I first time it because I felt that after 16 years, there is not much I can write. It will be finished in a few seasons, but I didn't expect that the author has really done his homework and the writing is very good. "The first time I abandoned a book was because I saw Time Travel to 16 Years and Six Years and felt there was nothing to write about." I didn't write it clearly when I wrote the review before. Let me make it up now [face covering] I have read more than 600 chapters so far. The pace has slowed down a bit, and unimportant games will also speed up. So I suggest readers not to jump too much from chapter to chapter. Because in the book, some stars have not ruptured their Achilles tendons or experienced major injuries due to team records or various reasons. As a result, the stars change teams and are different [face covering]

It is very rare to see an article written with rigorous data. Both the calculation of data and the calculation of salary are very well-founded. It may seem boring to some people, and the score is relatively low because the author is a Westbrook fan, but personally, it can be considered a relatively high-quality online article based on the writing style alone.