Godfather of the NBA: Cutting Curry and creating a dynasty

It is really obvious how big a championship bonus is.

In terms of data performance, Harden and Ginobili are actually not eligible to enter the All-Star.

But the old American fans watch the game and know that there are some things that cannot be reflected in the data.

Harden and Ginobili's statistics this season are mediocre, mainly because they split the responsibilities that originally belonged to one person.

Although the data is not as impressive as last season, the efficiency is much higher than last season.

After all, Ginobili is Jordan for 20 minutes, and Harden can also be Ginobili for 20 minutes.

Not to mention Millsap.

After Dayao was injured, his role became important again.

Da Baibian was on the field, just doing a good job of defense.

Originally Dayao's offense and supporting responsibilities all fell on Millsap's shoulders.

Yang Li is very satisfied with this hard-working All-Star. It was really right to snatch him with a big contract.

The All-Star Game begins.

As soon as the first quarter came up, the east and west began to stage a dunk show in turn.

Wade's lightning breakthrough dunk, James' overlord dunk, Anthony's meaty dunk.

Three dunks with different characteristics were staged in turn, which made the fans enjoy watching.

The Western All-Stars are not too far behind here, Kobe's elegant dunk, Durant's gibbon dunk, and Griffin's bomber dunk.

It is more exciting than the dunk in the East.

It is a person or a ghost who is buckling, as long as Curry is uncomfortable.

In a fast break counterattack, Curry took the lead to the opponent's frontcourt.

After receiving a long pass from Kobe, Curry put his hands together directly under the basket, ready to jump and dunk.

As a result, my foot suddenly slipped!

The whole person suddenly slipped and fell to the ground uncontrollably, and the ball in his hand was thrown out.

Fortunately, Durant who followed got the basketball, and then blocked Rose who was chasing and defending for Curry, and handed the ball to Curry.

Curry hurriedly made a corner three-pointer to cover up his embarrassment.

After the ball drew a perfect arc in the air, it fell directly into James' hands.

Three do not stick!

The entire All-Star game burst into laughter.

Yang Li sat on the coach's bench and quickly covered his face with the tactical board, not daring to let Curry see him laughing as he was about to pass.

Harden stood up directly from the bench and imitated Curry's slipping action in front of the West's bench.

It was O'Neill who did it too much. He laughed so hard that he almost broke the back of the chair.

It was precisely because of this ball that O'Neal suddenly had a flash of inspiration and was going to make an outrageous and funny highlight show of NBA players on the court.

emm... Let's call it Shaq's Big Five!

The NO.1 shot of the first issue is Curry's dunk.

In the first half, both East and West played recreational basketball.

The two teams scored a total of more than 160 points, which is almost catching up with the full-court scoring in a regular season.

At the beginning of the third quarter, James suddenly led the East to get serious.

In last year's finals, the Heat were swept home by the Clippers led by Western All-Star coach Yang Li.

Especially when he averaged only 17.5 points per game in the playoffs, this performance is simply terrible.

Therefore, James has been holding a breath in his heart, and wants to find Yang Li to avenge this arrow.

This year, the Heat changed their tactics and let James play the big core with the ball.

Wade and Bosh's main pick-and-roll tactics have become a thing of the past.

Both have a new division of responsibilities.

One is responsible for playing for James, and hitting hard shots when necessary.

One is responsible for helping James open up space and grab offensive rebounds when necessary.

In terms of statistics, both of them have sacrificed to varying degrees, but James' statistics look good.

As for the record, the winning percentage is not as high as last year...

But one thing can be guaranteed, that is, in the finals of James, there will never be an average of 17.5 points per game.

After all, the ball is in James' hands, and it shouldn't be difficult for him to score.

In fact, what's the matter with averaging 17.5 points per game? If the Heat won the championship last year, then the FMVP is very likely to be James'.

After all, in 2015, Iguodala, who averaged 16.3 points, 5.8 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game, could win the FMVP.

James, who averaged 17.5 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists per game, should get it!

(Sorry, I haven't finished writing yet. It is recommended to go to bed after reading it, and refresh to read the full version of this chapter after getting up tomorrow)