Roses or the Wall, who is more powerful in the NBA?

Derek Ross has nicknames such as "Wind Speed Rose", "Windy City Rose", etc.

Derrick Rose, born October 4, 1988 in Chicago, Illinois, USA, is an American professional basketball player who plays as a point guard for the Chicago Bulls in the NBA.

The ability to change direction and cut through has entered the realm. Master the skills of controlling the ball and change direction without slowing down. [ Amazingly fast, athletic, able to use speed and power to open the way and go straight to the basket, with incredible body control and offensive ability. ]

The talent at the point guard position is outstanding. The field of vision is broad, and the awareness of fast attack is good.

In 2008, Derrick Rose was drafted by the Chicago Bulls as the "top pick in the NBA draft." In the 2008-09 season, he won the NBA Rookie of the Year and was the first rookie to win the Skills Challenge. He was named to the 2009 NBA All-Rookie First Team.

He was selected for the 2010 NBA All-Star Game for the first time. In the 2010-11 season, he was selected as the starting team for the 2011 NBA All-Star Game. Entering his third season in the league, the 22-year-old Rose was named the NBA's Most Valuable Player of the regular season, becoming the youngest player in history to receive the Most Valuable Player[12] award.

Selected as the NBA All-NBA First Team. He was named to the 2012 NBA All-Star Starting Team on February 3, 2012. Participated in the 2010 Men's Basketball World Championship and won the gold medal.

Participated in the 2014 Men's Basketball World Cup and won the championship. In 2012, the league introduced a Ross clause to reward rookie players.

Roses have been playing in the NBA for several years, and of course their strength and experience are above the wall, but letting the wall grow in the league should make a difference.

The wall is not even the best rookie, although it was taken away by a repeater.

It's been a month since the wall went home fishing, and Rose just got a big win today.

Then you say, who is great.

This season, the Bulls and the Wizards are both wall blows.

Rose is more powerful, after all, it's this year's MVP

Derek. Ross is great right now. I don't know if I say it later.

Screw! What do you want, what do you want to control!

The rose is Ross, and the wall is Westbrook (the landlord is really metaphorical). In my opinion, in terms of strength, both of them are the league's future stars of point guards, and they are both players who are known for their speed, and they are also criticized for their mid-range shooting, so it is difficult to compare. But in the details, roses are slightly superior:

Key shots, Rose is famous for his big heart, the three-point shooting rate is about 30% in normal times, but it is unambiguous when it is critical, which can be verified this season, and Weiss has Adu by his side, so the key ball ability is not very dazzling; Technically, Rose has the best physical softness in the league, and as a result, he can always make unbelievable moves, while Weiss is less flashy. Ross also has a slightly better overall view of the ball (although both are less passers). As a result, Rose is on the first lineup, while Weiss is on the second lineup.

I haven't done it before, so I want a lot of roses.

As long as it's a flower shop, you can do it!

Take Bency, the hottest player at the moment, who was originally the top pick in the 2016 draft and should have entered the NBA in the 16-17 season. However, he was out of action due to injury in his debut season and missed the full season of the previous season.

So, in the 17-18 season, which is now in full swing in the playoffs, Ben Simmons returned from injury to officially start his NBA career, and has repeatedly staged wonderful performances. At present, the 76ers led by the two emperors are already the first in the league.

Second, the first team in the East to qualify first has a bright future.

Griffin, the No. 1 pick in '09, also started the 10-11 season and won the Rookie of the Year. This kind of rookie who does not play for the team in the season after being selected is called a repeater. For example, Simmons is a repeater relative to Fultz.

The surname Luo ranks 20th in the ranking of Chinese surnames, and there are relatively few people with the name of Sirou, so there will be no more than 30 people with the same name and surname named Luo Sirou in the country.

It's so powerful, you can ask this question. I think Brooks of the Thunder is a rookie, young and ignorant, and he is still vying for power with our drug boss. Wall, it's not a rookie to describe it, you have to use a brainless rotten pitch to command, and you don't even pass the ball when Yi Tianwang is there.

Roses, they are plants, and they have to bloom with blood, and they are not as good as viagra compared to vegetables.

Well, what you wrote is quite funny, it must be the wall, the wall is this year's rookie, and the rose is in its third year.

It must be a wall change This year, the roses are very vigorous.

There are two Rose Brothers. In the East is the Red Roses, Bulls guard Derek. Rose, because the name means rose. To the west is Black Rose, and to the west is Blazer's Blanton. Roy, because their arena is called Rose Garden.

Portland Trail Blazers star Brandon Roy (1984-), who dribbles well, has a good rhythm of changing directions, and is the main means of scoring when he makes a layup and a mid-range pullup jumper; Because he is in the Rose Garden Arena, he is known as Brother Rose.

Bulls guard Rose.

English name rose··

Kobe.

On January 23, Beijing time, Kobe Bryant surprised again, scoring a staggering 81 points to lead the Lakers to a 122-104 victory over the Raptors.

Bryant scored 18 points on 28-of-46 shooting, including 7-of-13 three-pointers and 20 free throws. Bryant scored 14, 12, 27 and 28 points in the fourth quarter. 81 points are second in NBA history, and no one is taller than Chamberlain's 100, after Chamberlain's 78 points ranked second.

With the exception of Chamberlain, David Thompson, who scored 73 points once, and Robinson who scored 71 points once, no one has been able to break the 70-point mark. Jordan's highest was 69 points.

The Lakers ended a two-game losing streak. Under Bryant's light, Parker also scored 13 points, Meme 12, and Kwame Brown and Odom grabbed 10 rebounds each.

For the Raptors, Mike James scored 26 points and he also had 10 assists, while Bosh had 18 points and eight rebounds and Rose had 17 points. The Raptors were at an absolute disadvantage 27-51 in rebounding, with offensive rebounds trailing 4-18.

Kobe Bryant began scoring performances from the first quarter, scoring 14 points on 5-of-10 shooting in the first quarter, but the Raptors' James and Villanoir scored 11 and 10 points respectively, and the Raptors had the upper hand. Halfway through the first quarter, Villanoy broke through for a layup to give the Raptors a 21-11 lead. Bryant shot and led the team to a 6-2 run to narrow the gap.

The Lakers trailed 29-36 in the first quarter.

The Raptors continued to attack and extend their advantage to 46-32 with six minutes left in the second quarter. Bryant also led the team to start the chase with three points, and after hitting a 5-0 run, he fell behind by 9 points. After the Raptors extended their advantage to 14 points again, the Lakers did not rely on Kobe Bryant to chase the points, and he went on a 5-0 run alone, but James hit a three-pointer near the end of the quarter to give the Raptors a 63-49 lead to end the first half.

Bryant scored another 12 points in the quarter.

Kobe Bryant finally got angry and increased his scoring efforts in the third quarter, shooting 11 of 15, including 4 of 5 three-pointers, and contributed 27 points in a single quarter, and the Lakers finally recovered the lost points under his push. With 9:22 left in the quarter, the Raptors led by 18 points at 71-53. Bryant then hit a series of shots, and after he hit his fourth three-pointer of the quarter, the Lakers tied the score at 73-78.

After Odom and Mime also scored, the Lakers trailed 77-78.

After three quarters, Bryant had scored 53 points, and his personal record was close at hand. Halfway through the fourth quarter, Bryant drew a foul from beyond the three-point line, and broke his own record of 62 points on the second of three consecutive free throws. But it was only a small step, and after that, Bryant hit two consecutive three-pointers to bring his personal score to 70, followed by another mid-range shot, and the score continued to soar.

The Lakers' advantage is also getting bigger and bigger, and the victory is set. The outcome of the game seems to be less important than Kobe's score, and the fans are shouting "MVP, MVP". Bryant hit two free throws with seconds left in the game to score 81 points and complete the historic scene.

Do you say he's strong?

Jordan: 5 MVPs, 6 championship scoring titles, 12 All-Star Game finishes, playoff points average and most points scored in the playoffs

Rose is amazing... How can it be a rookie?

Wall, of course

Rose is very strong.

How can it be said to be a rookie?

It's called a superstar.

It's a bit like James a few years ago.

The experience is also somewhat similar.

For starters, Rose is two years older than Wal.

Secondly, the two have slight similarities and differences in playing styles. Wall is still more focused on passing (9 assists per game), scoring mainly relies on speed to throw the opponent away after the layup, his shooting touch is not very stable, and Rose also has unparalleled speed and explosiveness, his mid-range has a certain level, and has a big heart.

Third, in terms of his rookie season, Wall is no better than Rose.