NBA: Start with a Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Template Card

The 37-year-old Skyhook in 1984 has already won 3 championships, 6 MVPs, 1 FMVP, 13 All-NBA Teams, 11 All-Defensive Teams, 14 All-Stars, 4 Blocks Champion, 1 Rebound Champion, and 1 Scoring Champion. This is not a complete body. If he is a complete body, he is not worthy of even picking up his shoes and is planning to go directly to aliens.

It's very well written, and I'll send you four monthly passes. It's rare to see a basketball novel in which the author doesn't have a fan-oriented style of writing. He focuses on describing his protagonist and the basketball game. He also uses moderate star jokes. The game description and action description are very graphic. I hope the author will work hard and keep writing at this level until the book is completed. It is so difficult to find basketball novels that can be read now. P. S. By the way, I want to make a complaint. Many authors of basketball novels are not writing about basketball at all. They are just in love with fans, kneeling and licking the stars between the lines.

It's really well written, I hope there won't be a 3-point skill later. Then he shot endless three-pointers. You can have three points, but don't use it as a conventional weapon. There are also some novels about a 2-meter-2 point guard. Simply speechless. Can properly control the ball and assist with pivot passes. . . . Finally, come on, author, don't stop updating. Not enough to watch at all.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's best season was before he went to the Lakers. After joining the Lakers, it can be said that he played healthy basketball.

. . I was confused if I started the Olympics directly after fully booking. . . Author, you are also a talent

Objectively speaking, this one is considered a good one among the serialized basketball articles so far. The various confrontations and techniques in the low position are also written quite well, which made me create another 2k center position to play. But I don't know if it's because of the timeline, but the author's pace of writing is very slow. Come on author, as long as you don't tj, I will follow this book

It was okay in the beginning, but after it was released, the content was just too good. The whole process was watery from the draft to the follow-up, as well as the various connecting competitions after returning to China. It is estimated that the first twenty chapters were all nonsense.

Can the literature class be watertight? I don't have any footwork, no hook, and I feel like my shooting is no longer accurate. I don't know if I'm not used to it! Watched Summer League! The confrontation was so bad, he fell to the ground eleven times in one game! Good guy, he fell down more times than he scored. This is still the summer league. I don't even dare to think about a real game, let alone the playoffs. It's okay to guard summer league players, but I don't know how to guard star players.

Which team should I go to? I hope it's the Eastern Conference. It'll be easier to make the playoffs.

Awesome, the physical test can be tested in three chapters. Come on, author.

What the hell bobcat (wasp), I stopped watching once I saw a bobcat. It's okay for Jordan to be a player, but forget about being a boss. It's just to make money. Jordan was on the side of the players when it came to the players' collective bargaining agreement, but now he's doing it again. Also, how many parallel imports did Jordan choose? What is Jordan's vision? Can the Bobcat protagonist win the championship? Jordan was stingy again. No player in the Bobcats market was willing to go. Relying on Jordan's vision to draft and stockpile talent, or relying on the protagonist's single core to win the championship. Whimsical

Was Kareem Abdul-Jabbar so weak in the NBA? There is no dialogue, only psychological description, and it looks very, very special.

You won't go to the Pelicans, they're a bad team. It's not a big football market

Another picture was posted. From Naismith to John Wooden, the Associated Press is full of water.

It's well written, but unfortunately I don't like it too much, and there's no sense of immersion.

It's too peaceful, the game is average, everyday is average.

Recommendation: Chen Xiao traveled back to 2011 with a certain goose basketball mobile game system, and obtained a template for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar at the end of his career. With his extraordinary height and body shape, he won the appreciation of the old coach K, joined Duke University, and began his journey to the NBA. Watch a pure center dominate the small ball era. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"} Book title: "NBA: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's opening pattern Board Type: Basketball in Sports Number of words: 130,000 words Status: Serialized Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Evaluation: A basketball article by a player. Point 1: The protagonist of this book goes back to 2011 and joins Duke University. The coach is Old K, and his teammates are Seth Curry and Rivers. Point 2: The system played by the protagonist is a krypton gold basketball game by a certain goose, and he obtained the template card of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in 1984. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is a historical center, but not many people write about him. They usually write about Chamberlain or O'Neal. This is the first book I have seen that uses Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as a template. Hope to write something new. Point 3: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in 1984 was already at the end of his career. In 2011, the NBA began to enter the small ball era. Let's see if a pure center can carve out a path in the small ball era.

Not bad, but there were too many things on my mind, and the game was a bit bland. It felt like the protagonist was playing health basketball🏀🤭

One generation after another, the decline of centers is determined by the continuous adjustment of NBA rules. Some players can break through, but overall, the trend of basketball games is towards small balls, which are faster, more accurate and stronger. It is impossible to go back to the era of centers. Of course, future rule adjustments will be discussed separately.

An entertaining All-Star Game has so much water, I'm speechless.

This book seems to be more from the perspective of fans, but I also enjoyed reading it. It is a more realistic career history of an NBA superstar. When I usually play 2k, I like to open the dynasty mode and use super templates to build players to see what kind of career he can have. Now, there is an author who has written it.

If you join the school team and you don't have a scholarship, why not change to another team? You don't care if you have money? I don't think so. It's not about money. It's about whether you don't care. Not to mention using up all the scholarships. How difficult is it to pay for an extra scholarship when the cba makes so much money? Would you be reluctant to part with just that little money? I didn't even ask about the basics. I couldn't see the coach's respect and care for the talented monster. This is a hammer. The protagonist doesn't care about this. He doesn't care about that. Then don't fight for bosses and salary when you go to the NBA. If you can play and win, why do you care so much?