NBA exclusive department (NBA playoff department)

1. Hakim Olajuwon is the total blocking champion in NBA historyNBA uniqueBill Russell was also famous in history for blocking shotsNBA unique, but nicknamed "Mammoth"NBA uniqueMark Eaton is an out-and-out inside beast who makes a living by blocking shots. Eaton's unique skill is to block shots with left and right hands, relying onNBA uniqueWith his height of 221 meters, Eaton can always occupy the commanding heights. In his 11-year career, Eaton has averaged more than 2 blocked shots per game in 10 years and more than 4 times in three times. No one has surpassed Eaton in 56 times in the 8485 season.

2. Speaking of the top ten playoff kills in NBA history, what can you think of? The 10th ranked goal came from the tiebreak game between the Clippers and the Spurs in the first round of the Western Conference playoffs in 2015. At the last moment, the two sides tied at 109. The Clippers, who played at home, had an excellent chance to have a shut-down series, dragged player Paul with a broken leg, used a difficult layup to send the defending champion Spurs home.

3. Nowadays, any scorer with some strength will use one or two fade-back jumpers, but no one can use this trick like Jordan throughout the game or even the entire season, and truly practice it to the point where he cannot defend. Jordan's fade-back jumpers are amazing. When he picks up, his body is even parallel to the ground, but his shot will never deviate from this trick. Jordan, who is 30 years old, led the team to win it.

4. As the strongest backbasket center in the NBA today, Yao Ming's must-kill trick is this low-position turn jump shot that is enough to dominate the world. In fact, with Yao Ming's 226CM, most opponents can only look up or look up at his chin height. Even if he simply faces the ball face-to-face, you will find it difficult to do anything. Not to mention that he uses his huge body to squeeze you hard after reaching the ball in the low position. The most difficult thing is Yao Ming.

5. Several classic draw or quasi-kill moments in the history of the NBA playoffs in 2009 - 2019. The seventh shutout during this period was also the only classic playoff shutout in 2014. Maybe we will be more impressed. In the first round of the Western Conference playoffs, the Rockets once saw hope for a "seven" in the sixth game against the Blazers, but the Blazers were in charge.

In 6 and 18 seconds, not only do you have to complete the midfield shooting, but you also need to take at least 5 steps away. Except for Xiao Ha, who spent 39 seconds to set a full-court dribble record in the NBA All-Star training game, I'm afraid it will be difficult for others to do it. 7 McGrady scored 35 seconds and 13 points. On December 9, 2004, the Rockets played home against the Spurs. McGrady scored 13 points in the final moment of the game, one three point in 35 seconds and one free throw in 243 seconds, 112.

7. He is by no means as famous as the other nine, but his psychological quality is absolutely excellent. The more critical the moment reaches, the more able Holly is to hit key shots. When he was in the Rockets, he was nicknamed No. 7 Havrisek. Many people regard him as Jerry West's stand-in. There is a classic saying in "Forrest Gump","Havrisek steals? Hafrisek stole the ball against Sam Jones and it was over.

8. Eleven seconds before the end, Kobe Bryant shot, and the Lakers overtook the Spurs with 7271 to launch an offense. There was still an offensive opportunity 54 seconds before the end, Duncan received the ball near the three-point line. O'Neal and his teammates rushed forward to defend the Lakers. The defense was already in place, but Duncan still made a long-range shot even when his body was out of balance. The Spurs overtook the Lakers in 04 seconds before the end and did not give up calling three timeouts in the last 04 seconds.

9. The second place Crawford was unexpected. He was Crawford, the most outstanding and sixth person in the NBA. His strength was also quite excellent. Crawford did not have excellent physical fitness. He was born in street ball. He had good ball control skills and could often be seen that he could use various fancy and practical moves on the court. Among them, the most outstanding thing about Crawford is that his back-connecting jump is a unique step in the NBA. No one can stop Crawford.

10. As an NBA coach at the Rushmount level, Phil has definitely one of the highest tactical qualities in the league. At critical moments, he also had a strange move, which was a starburst tactic that imitated the classic tactics of a famous New York coach. Judging from the name, it was extremely domineering. In fact, it was very simple to implement it. It was to have four receivers stand at the free throw line at the last moment and wait for the referee to blow the whistle and run in four different directions. In this way, the opponent would not know who should finish it.

11. The playoff whistle kill is definitely the climax of the game for an NBA star, because it not only requires the player's own strength, but also requires strong psychological quality. A wonderful whistle kill can definitely be recorded in history. In the new season, there have been five wonderful whistle kill in the playoffs, of which Lillard contributed two excellent performances, and the star ranked first created the most explosive whistle kill in this century.

12. The representative figure of the power forward is Carl Malone. The NBA in the 1990s can be said to be an era where defense was truly paramount. In this era, if you want to become a superstar player, you must not only have offense, but also have excellent defensive skills. Malone is undoubtedly one of them. At his peak, Malone was selected into the best defensive lineup three times and the best lineup second time. In the era of excellent interior lines that year, he was able to achieve this on the defensive end.

13. If you want to find muscular men in the NBA, it's really too easy, because there are really too few thin players here, even if they take off their jerseys, they'll be covered in sinews. For example, Curry, Owen, Iverson is a lot of players with strong muscles, but being able to practice until it is like a knife carving is really a reflection of talent + hard work. If you say that these five people have sword-like muscles, it's really beautiful to dunk, and it's not just him.

14. Lillard can be said to be the most powerful player in the NBA in recent years. In particular, his heaven-defying key ball ability has turned many stars into the background. What is amazing is that Lillard often looks calm after the kill, as if scoring the kill goal was his birthright task. Because he likes to point the watch after the kill goal, the NBA has since added a specific title mdashmdashquot Lillard Time quot The most classic in his career.

15. In the last few seconds of the game, the Spurs were still two points ahead, but God gave Tracy McGrady a chance. The Spurs made an unexpected mistake. The Rockets stole the ball and handed the ball to McGrady. McGrady quickly took the ball through the half, jumped high, went out at the three-point line, killing the game for 35 seconds and 13 minutes became an eternal classic. McGrady also made McGrady every moment, and the God was so moved that he cried. One of the miracles of the past and the present can definitely be sung for a lifetime.

16. But in fact, as early as March 19, 2000, Carter completed the amazing mid-air slam dunk kill. Carter held the ball with one hand and hid it behind him. His eyes scanned the front looking for loopholes."Bang" Carter was like a jet. Just when he heard the sound of the ball hitting the floor, Carter was already in the sky, and then the spike scored and the score was fixed at 10098. After Carter hit the kill, he came to the bench. That year, he had his cousin McGrady by his side.