Player of the Day: The Honey Badger

The author clearly doesn't play basketball, or rather, has never played in the paint. In the paint, whether it's rebounding or offense, jumping ability isn't the key factor because you can't really jump high enough in close combat. Strength and anticipation of the rebound are crucial. Howard jumps high, Yao Ming can't really jump that high, yet Howard always loses to Yao Ming under the basket.

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Once you're boxed out, it's very difficult to get a rebound, because there are many subtle tricks involved in boxing out. For example, someone might sit on your knees to prevent you from jumping immediately, and you'll lose. I think the most basic and important aspects of boxing out are anticipating the rebound's landing point, finding a favorable position, and timing your jump for the rebound.

If you don't understand basketball, don't write this. Go watch more games, learn some professional knowledge, and then write something else. What kind of nonsense is this?

Holy crap!! This is the first novel I've read where someone dominates the league in their first year. This is insane! 15 Three-pointers in one quarter of the Finals. That's just ridiculous. And he's the rebounding champion, shot-blocking champion, and a super center. Yeah, only someone with this level of skill can be called the new basketball god. This is just too damn outrageous.

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The writer is just a high school student. In the first game, there was a dunk with a charge and a block from behind (that's all I read, I gave up). He thought he was writing it well, but it was actually a mess with no logic whatsoever. He doesn't know a thing or two about basketball; he only knows basketball from watching TV. You can't write a great basketball novel with that kind of knowledge.