NBA: Raptors' Run-And-Gun Revolution

Zhao Shanhe woke up and became the dandy owner of the worst team in the NBA, the Toronto Raptors. Faced with the desperate situation of missing out on the 1996 golden generation draft, he made three crazy decisions: The first cut, slashing towards the future: Use No. 2 Center Camby in exchange for the thin white point guard who is looked down upon by the league - Steve Nash. "Because he is Canadian." Faced with the question, Zhao Shanhe responded lightly. The second knife, risk everything: Digging Ben Wallace out of the undrafted trash heap and signing him without a workout. "He will be the cornerstone of our defense." Faced with the dissuasion of his cronies, his eyes penetrated time and space. The third knife subverts tradition: Invite mad scientist Don Nelson to dig out Mike D'Antoni, who is wandering in Europe. When the "7 seconds or less" run-and-gun philosophy meets Toronto's ice and snow—— The entire basketball world is waiting for a joke. But what they were waiting for was a revolution: Nash's pass tore up the defense, McGrady's pull-up shot cut through the sky, Bosh's space three-pointer subverted the perception, until Curry's ultra-long three-point rain swept the league... This is not just a championship story. This is a complete revolution about speed, space and aesthetics.