NBA: Starting Height Is 1.8 Meters

"Mr. Yang Yang, congratulations on winning the MVP trophy. In today's era of obsession with small balls and three-pointers, you, as a traditional center, have conquered the league with 'triple doubles' one after another. Which of your skills do you think is the most lethal?" The press conference on the night of the championship was brightly lit. Facing this question, a trace of memory flashed across Yang Yang's calm face. He was once the 1.8-Meter-tall clumsy figure despised by everyone on the high school court. "Don't ask for the ball in the paint, you can't hit anyone!" - The coach's roar still rings in my ears. He was once the young man in the CBA who was labeled as having "mediocre athletic ability" by scouting reports. "He can handle it, but his personal offense is his weakness." - This report is still circulating on the Internet. Finally, his thoughts were fixed on countless early mornings and late nights. He sweated profusely in the training hall, polishing his hooks, back fades and long-range three-pointers that were marked by the system as "inefficient" again and again. On that cold data wall, thousands of goal paths finally converged into the only victory formula in his mind. He raised his head, glanced across the expectant reporters, and replied calmly: "They said I couldn't score, and I scored 30 points." "They said I couldn't defend, and I grabbed 20 rebounds." "When they finally started double-teaming me, my teammates were open." "So, you ask which technology is the most lethal?" Yang Yang smiled slightly and answered calmly: "All of me."