The Colossus of Basketball

From a current perspective, Boss Yao really shouldn't have gained weight at that time, but why didn't anyone tell Boss Yao at that time, or was Boss Yao not clear about it? One is frame protection, and the other is low-post dominance. If you want to become a great legendary center, these two points must be possessed. I believe Boss Yao also had the ambition to become a legend at that time. In fact, the most critical thing is that there are too many international competitions. Boss Yao did not get enough rest, and his body is a bit brittle 😥

If Yao Ming had gone to another team, his achievements would have been different. In the Rockets, Yao Ming really didn't get anywhere. The Rockets tactics are relatively old and are not suitable for Yao Ming. Yao Ming used to be low in weight. Although he is a little worse in confrontation, he can play pick-and-rolls. With his bone width, Yao Ming's pick-and-roll quality will be very good. Moreover, Yao Ming has a shooting hand and a high shooting rate. He is very good at mismatching after pick-and-rolls. In addition, Yao Ming has a good basketball IQ. He can adapt to tactics better when playing pick-and-rolls. He can figure out when to block and when to break...

There was a discussion about who is the most suitable power forward for Yao Ming, and the answer was Garnett. Garnett is the most versatile power forward in NBA history, bar none.

I beg you, can you score 20 points for the protagonist? Who are you disgusting with? You are 18 or 18 every day. What else is there to say that the protagonist is very average now? This kind of defensive data is very average. You think everyone is a dabbler like you, can't you see

Author, don't ignore the defensive data. The protagonist's current 2+2 defensive data per game is called average?

Why is the main character's physical fitness an average of 30? What you upgrade is technology, not physical fitness. What you write is Jingba. You can do it with Xitong. You can train the Tibetan Mastiff's fighting power, and then fight a tiger and win. Normal people know that a normal Tibetan Mastiff can't defeat a tiger alone. You write a novel, and it's not a myth. Jingba comes up with a variant. Zhang's is the same as a tiger and can beat a tiger. Your protagonist can become stronger through exercise, but he can't open his arms. I searched to see if Zou Shiming could beat Tyson, and the replies were all about being sick. I want to admit that yellow people are worse than black and white people, but I don't want it to be like this. If you get a perfect score of 100, it's 30, and it's nonsense to practice to 90. I'm a chicken protagonist. I'm really annoyed by this way of writing. I can't watch it.

To be honest, the NBA cannot tolerate the Heat, who have not even achieved a dynasty. The author's writing is not to let the protagonist achieve a dynasty so quickly, but it is too exaggerated to write that all teams have to forcefully demolish the Heat, which has only won two consecutive championships.

When the Heat got together with the Big Three, they didn't see the league blocking the deal. How could it be that because of a team that hasn't even established a dynasty, it's like the NBA's sky is falling...

What kind of golden finger is this? Invisible after arriving in the NBA? I could still improve before I entered the NBA, but I barely improved my attributes later on. How can I play in the NBA with such rubbish attributes? Does it just depend on those 4 skills?

I haven't seen it on the shelves. It's an old problem. No matter who the opponent is, as long as the game is written in detail, the score is chased later. The protagonist's score is stuck at 18. What's the point?