NBA: A Center Named Yang, Yet Using a Guard's Template

216 Playing as a defender will make you useless sooner or later.

Williams' passing is purely blown, and his assist-to-turnover ratio is poor. His assists can be said to be caused by teammates accidentally failing to catch them. Nash, Kidd, CP3 and Deron are all better than him.

I don't know anything else, but Stoke Walton's attendance rate and playing time (average 35.3 Minutes per game) are not top-notch in terms of physical strength and physical talent. He also has many little tricks that can be used to play tricks. And with Karl Malone in front, he rarely gets injured, so his attendance rate is high. Why do you, a center, want his average per game? Do you have enough stamina? Is it injury resistant enough? Can your body resist it?

The racial discrimination in Boston is the same as in Texas. It is better for yellow people to go to blue states, otherwise your local advertising endorsements will be a problem. That's the end of Russell

White chocolate passing level? Does it mean his level as a role player in his later years or his "peak period" with an assist-to-turnover ratio of almost 2:1?

Height 216cm, wingspan 220cm, Tyrannosaurus rex.

216 Uses the guard style, and it's OK if you get stepped on your feet. Don't scold your mother on the spot for your knees.

A few players suddenly become stronger after pulling them together. Are you afraid that others won't know that the protagonist has a golden finger?!

All basketball novels, I don't want to read them after winning the championship. In the first season, they broke this and that to win the championship. Are you going to fight later?

As the most comprehensive player in the entire league, why do many writers always think that Kobe only has his back? Speak very directly. Kobe's basketball skills + Antetokounmpo's dynamic and static talents, isn't it the finale of the league?