Why do some players falsely report their height, such as Fliggy?

There's a reason why NBA players misrepresent their height, because you want to get into the NBA, the big league.

It's hard to get selected for a team, and you have to go through a lot of scrambling.

Picking, if you're too low, probably won't attract scouts' attention, so.

Characters like Big Ben and Wallace are quoted by lying about their height.

Get the attention of the team to be able to get into this team and become a big family in the league. One member.

In fact, some people are reluctant to report the bottom because the NBA itself is a paradise for giants, to put it bluntly, it is a matter of face.

In order to increase their own deterrence.

I don't know what the concept of "misrepresenting height" is, but American players always wear shoes to measure their height, so there is a lot of moisture.

In order to escape certain positions that do not want to hit.

As Garnett reported, do not play center.

There's a reason Barkley misrepresents his height, because he wants to be as tall as Jordan so it seems fair. As for Big Ben, it's because his height is too short for playing center, and there is no way to have to misrepresent it, which is the reason for most players.

It doesn't matter. Anyway, when I play, I play with my shoes on.

Your height is also equal to the height of your shoes.

It's an explanation for the team.

Height: 198 cm 6 ft 6 in.

It weighs 96 kg and 205 lbs.

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