Author: Feng Yuanhua

Nowadays, Wang Hao also has problems on the court. He relies too much on three-pointers, and his defense is difficult to reflect in the statistics.

Therefore, Wang Hao now needs to make faster progress.

According to Wang Hao's initial thoughts, since he and Gary Payton are teammates, of course he cannot miss this opportunity.

You have to learn Gary Payton's special skills, one is defense, the other is low singles.

Gary Payton's low post play is not as elegant as Jordan's, but it is more practical.

According to his idea, learning these two moves, one inside and one outside, will basically allow him to gain a foothold in the NBA.

However, as the game progressed, he had many different ideas.

Let’s talk about the offensive issues first. Today’s Wang Hao relies too much on three-pointers. After all, other offensive methods are not enough.

And once his three-pointer is targeted, unless his teammates open up the situation, it will be very difficult for him to play.

In other words, he is a little too passive, passively waiting for his teammates to pass the ball, and passively waiting for his teammates to help him share the defensive pressure.

The same is true for low-post singles, where teammates need to open up space and then pass the ball to him.

As for starting from the three-point line, and then going all the way in, and then playing in singles.

This is not easy. Unless Wang Hao plays point guard, otherwise, how can it be so easy?

At the small forward position, his physical confrontation can only be said to be adequate, but it is by no means an advantage.

What's more, no matter what level of physical strength monsters are, they probably won't be able to sustain this kind of fighting style.

As a result, he fell into the same predicament as now, still somewhat passive.

Once an opponent targets him, without teammates to share the pressure, he will fall into a very difficult situation.

After carefully studying the previous SuperSonics games, it is not difficult to find that Wang Hao relies heavily on the performance of his teammates.

Only when Gary Payton and Vin Baker perform well can Wang Hao have more opportunities.

And once the two of them are at odds, unless it is a special situation, it will be difficult for Wang Hao to do anything.

This is an offense, but there are also quite a few problems on defense.

He learned from Gary Payton's defense, which is more about defensive experience, defensive intention, and defensive judgment.

But sometimes, you can’t do it even if you know how to do it.

As is often said, the brain has reacted, but the legs and feet cannot keep up.

Wang Hao had a deep understanding of this in previous games against the Digital Team and the Lakers.

Facing Kobe and Iverson, he had clearly judged their offense correctly, but he just couldn't keep up.

They just took advantage of their speed to get the better of them, and there was nothing he could do about it.

Talent or skill, that is the question.

At the beginning of the season, Wang Hao never thought about improving his physical talent first and turning himself into a talented man.

But the question is, can you do whatever you want if you have talent?

No matter how fast you are, what's the use if you can't control the ball? No matter how high you jump, what's the use if you can't get stuck in position?

Moreover, the original skill points were not enough to make Wang Hao's qualities in all aspects skyrocket and become a genius with extraordinary talents.

There is nothing wrong with choosing a three-pointer.

However, it seems that there is no need to continue to strengthen the technology, just like the previous analysis.

Therefore, Wang Hao did not play Gary Payton's low post singles at school, but chose his breakthrough.

Player:Wang Hao

Nickname: None

Height:201cm

Weight:96kg

Wingspan:218cm

Dominant hand: right hand

Team affiliation: None

Overall rating: 81

Skill Points: 1

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Study object: Gary Payton (96)

Matching degree: 50%

Learning Skills: Breakthrough (Progress 0%) (Accelerate 50%) (Accelerate 100%)

In addition to learning breakthroughs from Gary Payton, he can also learn from Baker's mid-range shooting and Horace's rebounding...

These skills are not the kind that come from scratch. Wang Hao is not particularly bad in these aspects, and these few are not that strong either.

Once the gap is small, you can brush up skill points and then add the skill points to your physical talents.

In fact, he already has some skill points, and Wang Hao plans to keep them for now and use them together when the time comes.

Time has entered February, and there are only two weeks until the All-Star Game.

On the first day of February, NBA officials also announced this season’s All-Star lineup.

Only two players from the Sonics were selected, and it was Wang Hao and Gary Payton who got the starting guard spot in the Eastern Conference.

In addition to the five starters, the Western Conference All-Stars include Jason Kidd, Kobe Bryant, and Michael Finley.

This is the defender. As for the forwards, they are Karl Malone, David Robinson, Chris Webber and Rasheed Wallace.

Have you noticed that one person is missing? John Stockton, one of the best traditional point guards in NBA history, was not selected.

To be honest, in terms of statistics alone, the election of John Stockton is not as excusable, but in terms of historical status, it is a bit embarrassing.

There is no need to count the honors in a single season. After all, there are so many honors that it would be troublesome to list them one by one.

Just talking about historical data, NBA history assists leader, NBA history steals leader, already explains everything.

If John Stockton is to be selected, who should be passed on from the Western Conference All-Star team?

Needless to say, the starting lineup is chosen by the fans and cannot be changed.

Let’s just talk about the All-Star substitutes!

Among the guards, Jason Kidd is currently the No. 1 point guard in the NBA and is excellent both offensively and defensively. Shouldn’t he be selected?

Michael Finley, he is the only orthodox small forward in the entire All-Star lineup, and he deserves to be selected!

What's more, he averaged 23.6 points, 6.4 rebounds and 5.4 assists per game. With such data, he deserves to be selected.

There is also Kobe. Due to his injury at the beginning of the season and his mediocre statistics, he is actually very likely to be replaced.

Kobe Bryant has only averaged 21.6 points, 6.1 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game so far this season, but his condition is continuing to improve.

More importantly, he is a super rookie that is currently popular in the league and will definitely not be selected as an All-Star.

There are others, such as Chris Webber and Rasheed Wallace, who have more reasons to be selected.

Because they are the only All-Star players from their respective teams, especially the Trail Blazers, whose record ranks second in the league.

If Rasheed Wallace cannot be selected as an All-Star, it will definitely be unacceptable to Trail Blazers fans.

As for Chris Webber, he averaged 24.4 points and 10.4 rebounds per game. What else is there to say about such data.

Finally, there are David Robinson and Karl Malone, two of the top 50 superstars in NBA history.

The data of the two is better, but they are still at a historically low level. Why should they give way to you?

There is no way, after all, there are only 12 spots in the All-Stars, and someone will always have to be sacrificed.

During this period, many people naturally criticized Wang Hao's entry into the All-Star Game, but he was able to hold on.

Isn't it just some weird words, it's no big deal, there are still people who can bite him?

Being an All-Star based on the fans, he is full of confidence.
Chapter completed!