NBA Ten Thousand Worlds Bishop

Chapter 62

Throughout the game, Muresan scored 2 points and 17 rebounds, while Bradley only scored 1 point and 6 rebounds.

Looking at the statistics alone, Bradley is really weak.

But Bradley's overall strength is actually not as bad as the data shows.

His strength is the ability to block shots. Right now, he can average 3 blocks per game. He has counted the entire NBA history. There are really not many players who can get 3 blocks in his rookie season.

That is to say, Muresan had no desire to make a move at all tonight, which led to his failure to block the data.

The same is true for Muresan, his ability to block shots is also quite strong, but Bradley didn't make a move.

The block data of the two tonight is all zero.

Many fans originally believed that Bradley must be better than the stupid Muresan.

It's really that Muresan's appearance is too bad. Bradley's standard Chinese character and generous face are more reliable at first glance.

But after this game, it has basically been concluded who is strong and who is weak. Even die-hard fans of the 76ers have to admit that Muresan's overall strength is really much stronger than Bradley.

Especially the strength on the rebounding side. Judging from the current situation, among the rookies in the class of 93, the player with the strongest rebounding ability is undoubtedly Muresan.

The No. [-] pick Webber wins in all-roundness. As far as rebounding ability is concerned, he is not as good as the current Muresan.

……

The following days were extremely dull for Davidson.

If you win, go to the club to draw a prize, and chat with Sledgehammer and Lao Wang by the way.

Unknowingly, the time came to February, and the Nets finished the first 37 games of the regular season, nearly half of the schedule.

These 37 games brought Davidson 5000 evolutionary coins, allowing his account balance to break through the [-]-point mark, which is only one step away from the million-dollar household.

But what gave Davidson a headache was that although his account of evolution coins was considerable, he couldn't find a suitable place to spend it.

lottery?Davidson is not a bad gambler, and drawing a D-level lottery after winning is already his limit.

After drawing so many times, Davidson didn't get anything decent. Most of them were evolution coins. He also got two packs of player manuals, but he couldn't use them if the age was wrong, so he gave them to Sledgehammer and Old Wang.

As time enters February, the Nets still have no progress in strengthening their second position.

In less than a month, the door to the trading market is closed. If the Nets want to strengthen their No. [-] position, they can only wait for the end of the season.

The results of this year's All-Star voting are also released. Coleman and Kenny Anderson were selected to the All-Star lineup, and they are all All-Star starters.

Today's All-Star positions are not the same as those of later generations. When fans vote, they need to vote for three positions, namely center, forward, and guard. In later generations, there are only two positions in the frontcourt and backcourt.

It is precisely because of this voting method that Coleman took advantage of it...

If we really want to follow the voting method of later generations, O'Neal, Ewing and Pippen in the East will definitely occupy the three starting positions in the frontcourt.

Now that Ewing is squeezed out by O'Neal at the center position, Coleman has won the starting qualification and will appear at the same time as Pippen.

It's not that Coleman is not qualified to start. His average of 23.2 points and 9.8 rebounds per game this season is quite impressive.

If it weren't for Muresan, Coleman's data might be better.

The two starting guards in the East are Kenny Anderson and BJ Armstrong.

Armstrong's selection fully proves the truth that there are no tigers in the mountains, and monkeys are kings...

Although Jordan retired, the popularity of the Bulls is still quite high, which led to the Bulls' small guard Armstrong becoming the starter of the Eastern Conference All-Star.

You must know that he averaged only 14 points and 4 assists per game this season, and failed to score in double figures in three of the previous four seasons.

Perhaps this is the most watery starting guard in the All-Star since the establishment of the NBA.

Kenny Anderson is well-deserved to be selected as the starter in the Eastern Conference. With an average of 19 points and 10 assists per game, coupled with the addition of the team's record, he is already at the level of the number one point guard in the Eastern Conference.

As for Muresan, in fact, he has a lot of votes, reaching 37, and even Bradley has 33 votes.

However, there are three historical-level centers in the East, O'Neal, Ewing and Mourning, and Muresan didn't even get a substitute qualification.

Muresan was not selected as an All-Star, so Davidson was naturally prepared for it. The competition for center forwards is really scary these days.

In the east, O'Neal, Ewing, Mourning and Doherty.

In the west, Olajuwon, David Robinson, Mutombo, Chris Webber...

Chris Webber is actually interesting. Obviously, the competition for centers in the league is already so fierce, but this guy is registered as a center.

With his all-round technical characteristics, there is nothing wrong with registering as a power forward.

……

Although Muresan was not selected for the All-Star, he got the chance to participate in the All-Star Rookie Challenge.

This rookie challenge is a new thing, this time the All-Star Stern has just come up with something new.

It was a coincidence that Muresan happened to participate in the first Rookie Challenge.

The participating players are all first-year rookies, and the league divides this group of rookies into the talent team and the passion team.

What made Davidson speechless was that Bradley was selected for the Talents team, while Muresan was selected for the Passion team...

How on earth are these groups divided? Can the group of managers see any passion from Muresan's face? !
In terms of passion, Muresan is probably the least passionate player in the center group.

On the offensive end, most of the points are based on the mid-range shot. There is nothing wrong with the center forward roaring after dunking.

Grab a rebound or complete a block, and I have never seen Muresan beating his chest and roaring.

Anyway, a rather boring center forward...

In this case, the league actually assigned Muresan to the Passion team, which is really speechless.

What made Davidson even more speechless was that a super genius like Chris Webber was also assigned to the Passion team.

On February 2, the rookie challenge started. Davidson did not go to the scene, but he also watched the live broadcast.

Although the participants were all the strongest players among the rookies, the game on the court was completely pecking at each other, without any tacit understanding at all.

In the end, the talented team won the game with a score of 72:68, and Penny Hardaway won the MVP of the first Rookie Challenge in NBA history.

Muresan played for more than ten minutes in this game, and he played soy sauce on the field before leaving.

(End of this chapter)