The Four Great Centers? I'm the Super Wembanyama!

If you were to build a bamboo pole in the 1990s, when the rules were in place, anyone who played basketball would know that there was no future. Unless you change the era to Curry's 4 championship period

Unless he plays the third position, he is just a toy of O'Brien. Even if you can give him a damage immunity, it is a joke to meet O'Fat when playing center. His worth is wiped out in one game. In those days, if there was no competition, there was no market, and without worth, you could not become a superstar.

From the perspective of pure physical talent, static talent is extremely excellent. With a height of 2.2 Meters and a wingspan of 2.4 Meters, even if he weighs only more than 100 kg, he is still very good. However, in terms of dynamic talent, he can only be ranked relatively outstanding. He did not participate in the joint trial training, so it is impossible to know the accurate physical test data. However, most media's speculation data is only in the range of 70 to 80, which is slightly inferior to the four major centers. O'Neal's data is very good, and he can reach a maximum bounce of 90 centimeters and above at a weight of 135KG and above. After combining static and dynamic talents, in fact, Wenban Yama has no decisive advantage over the physical talents of the four major centers. The weight of the four major centers is much heavier than Bunyama, and the difference in height and wingspan is 15 cm. It is simply impossible to dominate the centers in the 1990s just by relying on the few extra centimeters in height and wingspan. Back to the skills themselves, Bunyama has almost no proficiency in low-post skills. When dealing with the four major centers, there is no room for his low-post skills to be used. Most fans advocate that he can pull out and shoot three-pointers. In fact, he has not yet reached the qualification standard of a space-based inside player. Instead, he can play an inside player who can randomly hold the ball and shoot three-pointers. It was even less likely to be used as a trump card in the 1990s. As for the ball control level, you might as well write about Giannis Antetokounmpo. For tall inside players, Antetokounmpo is the best at controlling movement. At most, add a KD who prefers outside development.

If Wenban went to the 1990s, he would not be able to play for one season and then he could go home and live alone for the rest of his life! ! !

I've said it all, for the sake of smooth plot, don't be too brainy, and still find faults like this, worrying that someone will insist on taking it seriously. In some places, it is specifically stated that it is different from the original time and space I have said it several times, this is wrong, that is wrong, buddy, if you want to read a novel that is exactly the same as history, I really don't recommend you to read my novel. There is no novel character like me in history. As I said at the beginning of the chapter, just read it for fun, don't think too hard. Of course, if you insist on finding fault while watching, there is nothing I can do about it. I have hands on you, and as long as you don't insult others, I won't deal with it.

Good entry point, but the name is too poisonous! What's the wrong name? I have to call him "LeBron". I know you're trying to make fun of me, but I personally don't have a good reading sense, so I'm leaving.

Everyone thinks that the protagonist was too strong when he was a rookie, but they actually ignored a lot of things The first point is the era. Didn't some people say before that Bunyama couldn't play basketball in the 1990s? This is true. Basketball at that time did not have as friendly foul rules as it does now The second point is that the protagonist is too strong simply because the team is so well matched. Rodman does the dirty work, organizes the defense and is the coach, and the coach is a famous coach Third point, have you not noticed that all the opponents that the protagonist encounters, as long as he can't beat them, are they using their brains and using routines to deal with others? I won't explain the fourth point clearly, it's related to the follow-up Anyway, don't worry, it will look better and you can upgrade step by step.

It's hard to name the protagonist. He has to be called LeBron. Do you think there are many LeBron fans in Qidian? Hahaha, take a look at the basketball literature rankings. None of the books ranked at the top are about LeBron. You are so stubborn about choosing such a ridiculous name. I am really speechless.

Have you ever analyzed why Olajuwon is the first of the four major centers? Wenban may win against other centers, but he will definitely lose against Olajuwon. If you don't believe it, watch more of Olajuwon's games.

The only problem is that the protagonist is too strong. How about playing basketball? Are you going to write a Space Jam later?

The most perfect ones are Wenban's height and wingspan, Alphabet's athletic ability, Lao Zhan's physical strength, Teacher Yue's golf IQ, and Curry's shooting speed and running position. . The one who should play is Chet at No. 4. At this position, the offense depends on the late James' style of play with and without the ball. .

I watched NBA playoff videos from the 1990s. It feels like you just bring a ball during a fight. .

This author probably doesn't know Bradley

Don't worry, everyone, there are 50,000 words in the manuscript, and the outline has planned all four seasons. Each season is guaranteed to have different content, and is also full of rewrites of modern basketball stories and events. The program will definitely be effective. I hope everyone will support it, vote if you have votes, and save it if you don't. Thank you!