NBA: the Chinese Cute God in the Iron-Blooded Era

What I hate the most is taking things from this era and inserting them into the past. If you are half a step ahead of others, you are a genius; if you are one step ahead, you are a madman. Two steps ahead and you're crazy. The first one to die is you. The whole world will not let you down. And the rules at the time didn't allow it. At that time, you could put your hands on the attacker's waist. Can you shoot three-pointers at will? Can the hit rate be high? At 96 points, the scoring champion is only a few points, and at 20 points, he is a superstar. How many points did he become the scoring champion in 2002, 30+. How many points is the current scoring leader under the rules? Almost 40+.

To be honest, it's impossible for you. Three-pointers only appeared as a joke, and defense intensity has weakened before three-pointers have emerged. Before the joke, even if you could shoot three-pointers like now, you could only do it in the regular season. After the playoffs, the intensity of confrontation increased, and the hand feel dropped and the efficiency was completely inferior to the mid-range shot. In the 1990s, the hand check was not cancelled, which means you can get started in the regular season. This directly limits the three-point efficiency. You can only read this as a cool article and it is brainless.

In all sports in the world, rules determine the way of competition. When it comes to the NBA, the rules determine the style of play. At the beginning of this century, if Stern did not change the rules, there would be no rise of Zonda. There would be no three-second violation, the reasonable collision zone would be expanded by one or two, and there would be no prohibition on getting started. What would you do to let the outside line rise? Why there was an aversion to three-pointers in the 1990s? It was because too much defensive intensity led to a low shooting percentage. Several three-pointers were shot against strong defense. Look at the time when Reggie Miller pushed Jordan and it wasn't considered a foul. With this intensity, are you sure you can dominate in the 1990s with three-pointers? Aren't you afraid that a variant of Jordan's Law will be applied to the protagonist? The protagonist jumps up and strikes his head with an elbow. How do you get in there? Confused about the test? As soon as you jump up, an elbow hits your stomach. How do you throw it in? By will? Even if it's okay, how many times can you get beaten? A role player can redeem you as a superstar, how can you let the team win?

Your book is definitely useless. Shooting three-pointers in the 1990s. At that time, there were only a few rounds in a game. The rules are all different. There is no cylinder for shooting. Breakthroughs can attract people. It's impossible for you to hit a three-pointer.

I find it quite comfortable, but can you stop people always saying that the protagonist is so handsome? Excessive praise will only make people disgusted. This is a basketball article, so just bragging about shooting is enough.

Are you sure there was that arena in 1991?

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