Become a Basketball God with the System

Reggie Miller's status and ranking are far less high, as can be seen from the Hall of Fame rankings. Pete Maravich, who is also a Hall of Famer and has never won a championship in his life, is better than Miller. When comparing the two's physical fitness, offense and defense, assists and other data, as well as personal scoring ability, the former has the upper hand. What is admirable about Miller is his diligence, perseverance, big heart, and personal offensive ability with the ball. His strength was really weaker, but he benefited from the team's tactics and used running and long-range shots to make up for the scoring gap. Miller's reputation was mainly due to his public challenge against Jordan that year. The league did not want the Bulls to see the Bulls win consecutive championships at the time. Miller's appearance and actions were in line with the league's topic of creating enemies, thus gaining hype and praise from the league. He was also called "Mr. Key" by the media. In fact, he misses more shots at critical moments, just like Kobe, Fisher, Holly and others. This is also the reason why the latter two are displaced; in addition, the Iceman more often plays as a small forward, and he cannot be positioned as a shooting guard, otherwise , Dr. J Irving, McGrady can also be considered shooting guards. Their ranking, McGrady is hard to say due to the team's performance, but Irving is definitely among the top three, and there are four shooting guards such as Wade, Carter, and Iverson. Their strength and ranking are not weaker than Drake Sler's, Carter's offense and defense are very comprehensive, powerful, explosive, three-pointers, long-range shots, dunks, assists, etc., Very comprehensive and powerful. At the same time, Marion, a defensive champion who directly faced off against the four major shooting guards, directly recognized him when being interviewed. Carter is the most difficult to defend. Because Carter has no leadership qualities, he scores by himself and his teammates on the court. When opportunities arise, he often chooses the team. His personal scoring data is not as good as Tracy McGrady and Kobe. In addition, his powerful personal abilities are overlooked due to his historic dunks.

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In a single game, he hit all 13 three-pointers in a single quarter, setting several records, okay? I checked that Kobe (12 of 18) and Marshall (12 of 19) made 8 in a single quarter, and 9 consecutive three-pointers. There are also scores in a single quarter (previously 33 points, Thompson had 37 points last year). The three-pointer alone is 39 points. This is really exaggerated, and a first-year rookie did it, hey. . . I really can't watch it. Instead of improving a little bit, you suddenly improved it by N times.

The book is very good, come on 🤭

This one is too watery! The general manager and the head coach must have discussed and communicated many times before the transaction, so when Pigfoot came to the Clippers for the first time, he met and said hello to his teammates, and then withdrew with the encouragement of the head coach... The conversation between the general manager and the head coach felt funny! ! Lord Baylor asked Dunleavy about the pig's feet. Dunleavy said he was very optimistic about it. Lord Baylor was surprised. It turns out that you have the same opinion as me... I wonder, if the core trade was exchanged for a rookie without discussing it with the head coach, would the head coach have any regrets? ? ? ! ! ! If there has been communication, and there has been no physical test or training after Pigfoot arrived, let alone playing a game, and the head coach's impression is still based on Pigfoot's previous performance, it means that the general manager and head coach must have communicated, then this conversation will be funny! This one is too watery!

A good book worth reading. Good luck to the author.

I hope I can write more, and try to be as detailed as possible about the establishment of Wang Chao in the future. Don't just write about it in one sentence. If you are anxious, you can write something awesome about retirement. Please be as detailed as possible beforehand. I hope the book can be longer! Author, keep up the good work and don't be a eunuch or a bad person!

Is it 198 or 196? I said 198 before, but then I said it again. It's a bit obsessive. Please tell me.

Won the MVP in his rookie season. Still not in the top ten?

There is room for improvement. The next book will probably not be so casual.

You joined the Bulls so casually, and you joined the team so easily as a rookie or without taking electives? And your three-point data has simply surpassed Curry's (70% open + 40% defensive three-pointers. If it's 90% +, it's more than 50%). You also haven't talked about the rookie contract. In short, I feel that you are very casual about it. Curry enters the NBA. It took several years of hard work to achieve such a powerful three-pointer, and his shortcomings are also very obvious. Many NBA pig feet have been written by the author as invincible. The most comprehensive one now is LBJ, but he is not so comprehensive as soon as he enters the league. He has slowly improved his shortcomings over the past few years.

Height is written either 198 or 196. Please be clear about how much you write.

If you don't play in the NBA, you will die...

The system design is very comprehensive, which is a highlight. If I don't have it today, I will recommend it to you tomorrow.

Whether you have suggestions to criticize the book, affirmation of support, or have any thoughts on the subsequent plot, you can put forward here how you hope the protagonist will develop, and I will definitely consider it seriously. Thank you all for your support, thank you.