I Really Can't Play Ball

A center with such abnormal bounce will be able to enter the NBA in a year after practicing strength training. It just so happens that I will be able to change the map when I wait for Kobe Bryant's 2014 trip to China in 2013. I hope that Chapter 30-50 in China will be over or no one will watch it.

Aren't the NCAA and NBA in a superior-subordinate relationship? It's a joke that Mao has the power to issue orders to the NCAA.

If you really don't know how to play, why write a book about playing? I hate this kind of pretentious and modest book title. I really can't act, but the result is always a box office hit. I really can't sing, but I plagiarized a classic. It's really a book title like this recently.

His current strength is already pretty good. He can protect the frame, eat cakes, have speed, make free throws, and pass the ball with one hand. This is the most suitable center for the modern NBA. There is no need to play hard in the low post, the efficiency is too low, practicing three-pointers is not as good as practicing mid-range shots, the tactical level is better, you can completely pick and roll from the high post, and then pass the ball. His speed and jumping would be inappropriate if he didn't take advantage of it. The enhanced version of Stoudemire is the type that traditional insiders don't like to fight against the most. They only need a suitable passer to take off directly, or they can open their minds and enter the NBA and then switch to SF, similar to Giannis Antetokounmpo, which is also quite good.

The character of the protagonist is not good. Salted fish should have a certain temperament. If this continues, I might as well just write about being a scientist.

There are fewer and fewer basketball articles that I can read. I hope the author can stick to it. There is a new book next door that had a good start, but because of the old Bosnian Spurs, I couldn't say it myself, and the book disappeared inexplicably.

There are too few updates. I think it is better for Jiang Ping to still train in the NBA. There is no need to return to the national team now.