I Cheat, and I’m Proud of It

Some readers insist on telling me - "Anyone who has watched Jordan's game knows that Jordan's three-pointers are quite good, but the three-point contest gives an illusion that Jordan is not good at three-pointers." Isn't the illusion very simple? Just tell the facts and the basis! Jordan made a total of 1,778 three-point attempts in his career, hitting 581 goals, with a shooting percentage of 32.7%. Is it accurate? Not quite accurate, but still above the league average... But is this really the case? Is Jordan's three-pointer really so accurate? In the past few years from 1994 to 1997, the NBA's three-point line has been shortened to 6.7 Meters. During this period, Jordan took a total of 589 three-pointers and hit 238 goals, with a shooting rate of 40%. Excluding the three-point line shortened season data, Jordan shot a total of 1,081 three-pointers under the standard three-point line (7.25 Meters) with the Bulls, hitting 317 goals, and the overall shooting rate was 29.3%. Compared with the league's average three-point shooting rate of 31.4% At the time, Jordan's 29.3% Shooting rate was about 2.1 Percentage points lower than the league! If you include the Wizards in those two years, his three-point shooting percentage was 28.85%, 2.5 Percentage points lower than the league! If compared according to the average three-point shooting percentage in the current small ball era, the difference is even greater! So... Don't always say "As long as you have watched Jordan's game, you will know it." What do you know? Have you really watched Jordan play again? Lao Wang started watching the NBA in 1997. He initially watched Jordan's Bulls. It can even be said that the reason why Lao Wang fell in love with basketball was because of Jordan's influence. But Lao Wang knows that Jordan's three-pointers are never accurate! Now I want to ask you again... Is Jordan's three-pointer accurate?

When I saw the bottleneck chapter, it was true that there was no training and no ability, and there was an upper limit to ability improvement. Is this the protagonist still the protagonist? It would be nice to set the points needed to add ability points higher from the beginning, and then you can also improve the ability points through training. Now this is completely a game mode. There are really fewer and fewer basketball novels that I can read at the starting point. It is because my reading requirements have improved.

Why are there so many self-righteous and ignorant trolls in basketball book circles? A triple-double in the summer league is too low for the base salary? Do you know how many people kill everyone in the summer league every year but can't play in the NBA?

I'm really convinced. Did you write it seriously? If you think some people will read this, add some defense first. The style of writing novels must be clear. Do you think any sports literature nowadays is not offensive? Which one is defensive, even has tens of thousands of novels, and which one is not offensive? Additional points must be added to the innate talent. It has been finalized. No matter how much you practice, you won't make much progress. First increase the static talent points, then dynamic strength, speed and endurance Who adds value to defense? In the summer league, you get the best defense. No one will really believe that your defense is strong. At most, your opponent's level is not good enough. Physical fitness is more intuitive.

I started reading basketball articles more than ten years ago. At that time, the protagonists were all undrafted, second-round picks. It's also fun to watch. I don't know why now, but when I look at the undrafted protagonist, I have no desire to read it. Have you grown up?

What considerations did the author have in arranging for the protagonist to become sworn brothers with Ben, Billups, and Hamilton? The shouts of big brother, second brother, third brother and fourth brother on and off the field are really discouraging and embarrassing. Do you want to attract readers? I'm afraid it will dissuade more readers.

Well, I feel that the protagonists of basic basketball novels are lacking in strength, physical strength and speed. But with the system, I don't add it. Hey ~ just to play ~ I have to add skills. Even if I can practice it ~ I just add ~ I just play! 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

I'll take the picture! The heroine's big boob photos are here!

Speechless, Pat Riley promised the draft picks first, but did not abide by the agreement to select the protagonist during the draft, causing the protagonist to become an undrafted player. Although various accidents occurred in the draft, the protagonist still licked his face and signed with the Heat. This is why... The protagonist did not sign at the time, so he could sign with other teams based on his performance.

Come on, the author has an interesting book! I entered the NBA in 2000, and the NBA was still as good-looking as that time! What does the NBA look like now? In addition to three points, it is still three points!