Let's take a look at the famous scoring machine in the 1970s and 1980s: the Iceman-George Gwen.
George Gerwin has the loudest nickname in NBA history: "Iceman". He is the scoring champion of four regular seasons, including three consecutive years (only six people in history), and once maintained a record of scoring (33 points) in a single quarter. He averaged 30+5+3 per game in his three peak seasons, while shooting 54% from the field and 84% from free throws. He scored a total of 26,000 points in his career, made the best team five times and made the All-Star team nine times.
Gwen is a shooting guard, with a height of 2.0 1 m. His technical style is one of the most unique in NBA history. His signature action-picking a basket with his fingertips is picturesque, and his range is as far as the free throw line, and his hit rate is as stable as cutting vegetables and fruits. At the same time, he has the most accurate stroke of his generation. He can hit those difficult scrubbing crickets at any angle and any distance, which looks as easy as the road in the early morning, and he can also pick the basket and clean the board into the box at any angle, which is the only thing in the history of the league that other players can't do. Iceman is proficient in all kinds of scoring methods, the middle distance projection of the signboard, the arbitrary left and right hand licking the basket, the shooting behind the air tie rod, and all kinds of seemingly incredible shooting actions, which are smooth as silk under his interpretation. The best thing about Gwen's shooting is his stability. He is a real master of China Investment Corporation (CIC), and he often hits shots in succession. He once scored 37 points in a game 18 shooting, and his career shooting percentage exceeded 50%, which also shows how stable his shooting is.
Besides his signature shots and clean board shots, Gwen is most praised for his historical scoring ability. For him, it is easy and enjoyable to score 30~35 points in a single game. He achieved these achievements without effort. He scored on the court, averaging 26.2 points per game in his career, ranking ninth in history. His teammates once joked that the only way to stop the iceman was to train. Imagine that Govin's scores are mainly mid-distance jump shots, breaking through the basket during the journey, and difficult shots with various tie rods. His career hit rate is over 50%. What a terrible achievement! You know, at that time, the whole league knew that playing the Spurs was to keep Gwen, and he still scored easily. Even after he retired from the nba, he still averaged more than 20+ in the Italian league. In terms of scoring ability, Gwen is the top three point guards in history, second only to Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant.
Next, let's take a look at the best eraser shooter in history: 10 Boston champion sam jones.
Sam Jones is one of the biggest winners in basketball history. He has won ten NBA championships in his career and wears championship rings on all ten fingers. Throughout the history of NBA, only his teammate Bill Russell, the great "Lord of the Rings", won more championship rings than him, and one person was above ten thousand people. Sam, whose height is 1.93m, is the original template for all super shooting guards in later generations. Peak three seasons averaged 24+5+3, five All-Stars, 10 championship. He is one of the top 50 superstars and a member of the naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. He will always be the greatest No.24 player in the eyes of Green Army fans.
Sam has the best scrubbing shooting ability in history, with infinite long-range shooting. He can finish scrubbing shooting at any strange angle. His career shooting percentage exceeds the standard 46%, which is efficient and stable. Even at the end of his career, when most players stopped using this shooting method, Sam still insisted on using this ancient scoring method, which made him look so unique. He is synonymous with scrubbing shooting. In addition to clean shooting, Sam's middle-range shooting and fast break ability are equally excellent. The explosive first step allows him to easily pass the defender and finish shooting or layup calmly. These technologies set a benchmark for future shooting guards.
Sam's scoring ability is beyond doubt. The record of 5 1 minute in a single game has remained the highest in Celtic history for a long time, and the scoring ability at key moments is even more commendable. He averaged 30.6438+0 in the deciding game or the key games of his career, and there is another amazing fact: his winning percentage in the deciding game is 100%, 9 wins and 0 losses. His brave performance in countless great playoff games tells us that he is one of the best players in history to fight hard. Every key last shot, the coach always arranges tactics for Sam to finish the winner, and he can always live up to his mission and save the team with his trademark cricket wipe or a hollow shot. Many of Sam's great moments were staged in the playoffs. Together with Jerry West, the "symbol", he was recognized as the "Mr. Key" of the early alliance, worthy of the name.
Sam is a shooting guard benchmark with both offensive and defensive skills. He has a pair of long arms and good athletic ability, and always appears in the most important position. Blocking the opponent's attack route, stealing and intercepting a one-stop fast break is his specialty. At the same time, he can also serve as the position of point guard, attack and organize cover, which can be called the first generation template of all-round defender. His playing style is extremely selfless. He always knows what he should and shouldn't do, and always does the right thing and runs through it. This is Sam Jones' competitive aesthetics and the winner's success aesthetics.
As a big winner in the league history, Sam Jones's success lies in his heart as a champion. He always tries his best to overcome many pressures with his talent, skills, mind and self-confidence. In those exciting key games, he has done his best to help the team stand on the highest podium again and again. Holding ten championship rings is the best proof.
I can't think of anyone but Stone Buddha Duncan. As a spur, Duncan, the never-ending stone Buddha, is undoubtedly the best racquet king in our mind. In that era when three-point shooting was not popular, his middle-range racquet has become one of the most famous stunts in NBA. The only thing that can be compared with it is Nowitzki's golden rooster independence.
Speaking of Stone Buddha Duncan, in addition to an unparalleled stunt in the NBA, Duncan also showed another stunt when he was a child, that is swimming. Duncan was good at the 400-meter freestyle when he was a child, and broke many swimming records at the age of 12 and 13. Because Hurricane Hugo in 1989 destroyed the training facilities of the swimming team, the swimming team had to move the training place to the seaside, but Duncan was afraid of sharks since he was a child and began to avoid training, and was eventually eliminated from the team.
Duncan started playing basketball at the age of fourteen. Under the guidance of his brother-in-law Ricky Laurie and his father, Duncan mastered the basic essentials of basketball. Gradually become a familiar NBA superstar. Duncan is proficient in the inside attack technique in the attack, which is mainly reflected in playing with the ball under the basket, breaking through or shooting after holding the ball on the flank, especially the 45-degree hit shot on the left and right wings. Defensively, Duncan can accurately predict the opponent's position, be good at disrupting the opponent's offensive rhythm, make up the defense at the first time, have a good sense of blocking, and can accurately judge the placement of defensive rebounds. Mentally, Duncan is expressionless on the field and has a relatively good psychological quality.
It must be Duncan. There was a general in the early days of the Spurs, so Duncan played very violently in this section, but the big injury still affected part of the bounce and explosive force. Later, with the retirement of the general, Duncan's style of play began to transform. After 2002, Duncan's offensive position was closer to the basket, and the golfers stood out. At this stage, Duncan began to wipe the board at a 45-degree angle to achieve superb, and maintained a shooting percentage of more than 90% on the offensive end. Think about the concept of 90% shooting percentage. Free throws are not that easy. In fact, as long as 45% scrubbing is a better angle, so only Duncan in nba relies on this technique, because the same height does not have such a soft touch, and the front of the defender is still hollow and reliable. It is Duncan who cleans the board, which is also a sign.
Personally, I think Duncan scrubbing is not popular in NBA. But Duncan is undoubtedly the best, and his 45-degree angle is the most representative. Both power forward and center can play! In addition, aldridge is also an expert in this field, which is rarely used by others!
The cricket wiping technique was initiated by Sam Jones, who made great contributions to the Celtic dynasty. With clean shooting, sam jones was unique in the NBA in the 1960s and became a beautiful landscape. Decades later, the appearance of Tim Duncan of the Spurs made Sam Jones find a bosom friend. Blake Griffin of the Clippers, the top power forward in the NBA, also developed his own brush ball on the right. "Duncan's scrub shot has always been one of my favorite shots. I am especially used to the frosted lens on the left, but this summer I developed the frosted lens on the right. " Griffin.
In the history of NBA, players such as sam jones, david robinson, "Big Bird" larry bird and Scott Pippen are all good at scrubbing shots. There are Tim Duncan, Zach Randolph, Dirk Nowitzki and Dwyane Wade in active service. Among the retired players, Duncan is the representative of cricket.
Personally, Tim Duncan is the most accurate shooter. Duncan's 45-degree angle, hitting the board and shooting is a stunt. With his soft touch and body softness (and of course his height and wingspan), we can often see him hitting the board at 45 degrees when he is out of balance. First slowly squeeze in, then shake, turn around and hit the board, in one go. Some people may think that this move is simple, but it is absolutely impossible without good health and thousands of tempering. It was this clean shot at a 45-degree angle that made Duncan unpredictable and made him the biggest striker in NBA history.