The Fifth Point Guard

The Philadelphia 76ers played quite well this season. Although the team lost the No. 1 center in the East, Mutombo, but Todd Mark Lodge and Keith Van Horn, who were traded from the Nets, came to Philadelphia quickly. Become an instant force in the team.

Mark Lodge, who was reborn in New Jersey, continues to be a villain in Philadelphia.

Although he is not as good as the replaced Uncle Mu in terms of technology and defense, the fierceness brought by Mark Lodge and the role of guarding Iverson with a knife are still deeply recognized by Philadelphia fans.

As for Van Horn, after being frustrated in New Jersey, he was entrusted with a heavy responsibility by the head coach Larry Brown here. He has always served as the starter and played the role of the team's second leader. Forsun, it can be regarded as the second spring of his career.

In addition to the two freshmen, there are bench bandits who brought guns from other teams to shoot.

Guard Greg Buckner came to Philadelphia from Dallas, and forward Brian Skinner arrived from Cleveland.

In addition, the 76ers' rookie guard John Salmons, who was traded from the Spurs in the draft this season, also showed enough potential.

Although it was only the 26th pick in the first round, the Philadelphians believed in San Antonio's vision.

So far this season, the 76ers have achieved a good record of fourth in the East after going through actual combat at the beginning of the season.

Allen Iverson is still the top scorer in the league. He has averaged 27.6 points, 4.2 rebounds, 5.5 assists and 2.7 steals per game since the start of the game.

Philadelphia's current second-in-command, Van Horn, averaged 15.9 points, 7.1 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 0.9 steals per game. Compared with last season, the data has made a qualitative leap.

The deal between the Nets and the 76ers not only allowed New Jersey to get the All-Star insider they wanted, but also fulfilled Van Horn.

Being pressed on the bench for almost a whole season, Van Horn finally understood the preciousness of starting and the hard-won opportunity.

Therefore, when Larry Brown gave the newly arrived Van Horn sufficient trust, the big white man also reciprocated. While silently supporting Iverson, he also did his best to dedicate everything to the team.

Mark Lodge, who came with him, became the starter here in Uncle Mu's walk.

It is not a big problem for the 76ers to be the starting center for the Eastern Conference champions last year. More importantly, he has been baptized in the finals. Even if his personal skills are rough, his mental will and experience are enough to make him Ivor The man behind Sen.

In addition to these three, Eric Snow, another stable spokesperson, is still the team's unshakable starting point guard this season.

Even the picky Larry Brown could hardly fault Snow.

Although this guy's physical fitness is only average in the league, and his style of play is not ornamental, his style of play is stable and his tactical execution is strong, almost like the head coach's tool man.

Sometimes, doing well may not be reused, but if the coach's tactical intention is completed, even if it is wrong, it is definitely the coach's confidant, enough to gain a firm position on the court.

It has to be said that Snow, who has a high emotional intelligence, has done a good job in this regard.

The last one is Derek Coleman, the former No. 1 pick veteran. However, Coleman has been plagued by injuries this season and has not yet recovered. His current playing time is nearly 10 minutes less than last season, so his state is not stable enough.

A healthy Coleman averaged 15.1 points, 8.8 rebounds and 1.0 blocks per game last season. It seems that the mighty technical insider is back.

Unfortunately, during this offseason, he accidentally broke his leg while attending a friend's birthday party. Although he was not reimbursed for the season, he is already old and there are already hidden dangers in his body when he returns in the new season.

Since the start of the game, Coleman has averaged 9.4 points, 7.0 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game. His professional attitude remains the same, but it is an indisputable fact that his level has declined.

In order to strive for a breakthrough this season, Philadelphia has begun to search for candidates across the league, trying to bring a forward player in his prime to the team to form a new striker for Philadelphia with Van Horn.

In the last game, the prop fire extinguisher carried by Shentong caused the Pacers to turn off the fire before it could be used.

No way, who made them face Shentong who has the soul of Jordan.

Originally thought that the game could get a fire element from Reggie Miller, but unfortunately Miller was a bit more masculine at the beginning of the game, and the rest was silent.

In this game, Shentong thinks, should we change the strategy, such as cultivating the opponent's touch first, and then defeating them, and collecting flame elements along the way.

But after thinking about it for a while, Shentong immediately gave up the idea.

First of all, the basketball players who can enter the league have a few brushes. If they develop their hand feeling, it will be difficult to put out the fire on the spot. More importantly, the opponent in this game is Philadelphia. The ghost hits the touch of shooting, which is really hard to guard against.

As for things like collecting elements, it's better to be on the safe side, so it won't be impossible to collect them all after one season.

Thinking of this, Shen Tong gave up his previous thoughts, and took out the item Legendary Experience Card (2/3) drawn from Tianwu Baolun from the basket god space.

Michael Jordan, who has experienced the peak period, who will experience it this time?

It would be great if you can pick one by yourself. If you are not satisfied with this batch, you can say change another batch.

With longing, Shen Tong used the mantra with metaphysics: All those who are facing the battle march forward in formation!

Then

Fuck!

King of Kings!

Larry Bird Peak Legend Experience Card!

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Experience Card: Larry Bird

Grade: SSS

Time: 85-86 season

Statistics: Regular season: 25.8 points, 9.8 rebounds, 6.8 assists and 2.0 steals per game

Finals: averaged 24 points, 9.7 rebounds and 9.5 assists per game, and scored a triple-double of 29 points, 11 rebounds and 12 assists in the crucial sixth game

Honors: MVP of the regular season, MVP of the finals, champion of the three-point shooting contest, 67 wins and 15 losses in the whole season

}

Speaking of Bird, Shen Tong certainly knows that he is the only person in history who has achieved the regular season MVP, finals MVP, coach of the year and general manager of the year Grand Slam awards!

The era that belongs to Byrd is relatively early, and perhaps many people don't know how powerful Byrd is.

Then give an example.

Bird was 35 years old in his final year in the league.

His back was riddled with injuries that had plagued him for four years.

He basically plays one game and one rests.

He couldn't get past the dribble at all, and his spine hurt every time he took a shot.

In the most brutal era of NBA defense, the East had the Detroit Bad Boys and Pat Riley's New York Knicks.

In the defense at that time, it was not a foul to put your hands on your waist, let alone contact with body hair.

Bird at that age and at that age still averaged 20 points, 10 rebounds and 7 assists per game.

He shot 47% from the field, 40% from three-pointers, and 93% from free throws.

Cardinal: To comment on Bird, you have to get rid of the data first. Data is the thing that can't reflect his value the most.