What are the Achilles heels of NBA stars?

1.With a fiery personality, stars often play with emotions, and when they are unhappy, they will be furious, and they are easy to eat technical fouls. 2.The body suffers more and the confrontation is not good, such as Curry. 3.The free-throw percentage is not high, like James.

The little emperor James will only fight like a little tiger when he has the ball in his hand, and once there is no ball in his hand, James will be like a fool; Curry has problems defensively; Durant's Achilles' heel is that he is too high, just like Yao Ming, he is afraid of being hit, and he will be injured when he hits.

Big center Howard's free throws are an Achilles' heel, and the Spurs' more interesting tactic used to be, "chopping Ho tactics", for which the league had to stop it.

NBA stars have a lot of fatal weaknesses, such as because they usually train a lot, which causes them to eat more food, which is very bad for their stomachs, and their training intensity and games lead to rapid aging.

The Achilles' heel of NBA stars is that Jordan's Achilles' heel is his lack of three-point shooting ability, Kobe's Achilles' heel is not passing, James's Achilles' heel is poor free throws, Curry's Achilles' heel is not strong enough, and O'Neal's Achilles' heel is also low free throw shooting percentage.

If they can play in the NBA, they are all one-in-a-million basketball talents, at least they are indeed much better than ordinary basketball players in terms of physical talent. In the NBA, as long as you are disciplined enough, can endure hardships, and can correct your position in the team, then it is not difficult to play in the league. However, there is such a group of people in the NBA, they are also very talented, but unfortunately they have obvious physical defects, and their success is more difficult.

Yao Ming

As the first person in the Chinese men's basketball team, Yao Ming played superstar-like statistics in the NBA and deservedly inducted into the Hall of Fame. Attentive friends should have noticed that when Yao Ming is interviewing or communicating with his teammates, he basically listens with his right ear, because he is almost deaf in his left ear.

Maddie

The reason why Maddie, who is as talented as Jordan, did not play at the level we expected had something to do with his congenital scoliosis. Originally, the doctor asserted that Maddie would play for a maximum of 5 seasons because his body could not support such a high-intensity game, but he still persisted for 15 seasons. And during this period, he won the scoring title twice, and was selected for the season 1 team twice, and without injury, Maddy's achievements may not lose to Kobe.

Wade

As a representative of the 03 generation, Wade's achievements are second only to James. Wade had a pair of meniscus removed when he entered the league, which was quite fatal for an NBA player. What's more, Wade still advocates violent play, and all kinds of breakthroughs and violent buckles are distressing to watch.

Wade is in this situation, still won the championship 3 times, was crowned FMVP 1 time, was selected 1 team 2 times, and won the scoring championship 1 time. He became the best quarterback since "Joko", and the only regret of his career was that he didn't have an MVP.

Reggie. Miller

Miller was born with a deformity in his hips, and doctors even told his family that Miller was likely unable to walk properly and that he needed to wear supports on his feet to walk as a child. However, Miller and his family did not give up on themselves, and he continued to exercise and overcame this shortcoming. Everyone knows what happened next, and the "Miller moment" became a classic.

If it weren't for his persistence, the NBA would have one less all-time superstar.

Oden

The Emperor "only serves Oden in his heart, and Embiid is too far behind." Auden is hailed as one of the strongest champions of all time, and he was ruined by injury. He entered the NBA for 3 seasons, during which he was constantly injured, and finally he gave up and switched to the CBA.

As a result, after coming to the CBA, experts found that Oden has long and short legs, and the length of his two legs is obviously different, no wonder he is often injured. It's a pity that this problem was discovered too late, and if it had been earlier, maybe Oden would still be playing in the league.

Blair

NBA stars with physical defects include Villanueva suffering from generalized hair loss, Green with nine fingers, Fultz suffering from Yips, and Nash suffering from congenital spinal advancement.

NBA players with physical defects include Harden (congenital asthma), Gerard Green (nine fingers), Yao Ming (hearing loss in most of his left ear).

Wade, less than half a meniscus. Maddie, scoliosis at birth. Reggie Miller, who was born with scoliosis and wore Forrest Gump crutches until he was 6 years old, was predicted by doctors to be disabled for life.

James Harden, the star of the Rockets, actually suffers from congenital asthma, which makes him very careful on the court to this day. Gerard Green has only half of his right ring finger, but fortunately he has mastered the technique of making layups with only three fingers, which is also a characteristic of him.

Isaiah Thomas was the former king of the last quarter, height is his biggest flaw, and James Harden, who is currently very popular, has some asthma.

Danny Granger (born April 20, 1983 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA) is a professional basketball player who plays as a small forward and currently plays for the Detroit Pistons of the NBA. In 2005, Danny Granger was drafted by the Indiana Pacers at No. 17 in the first round. In the 2008-09 season, Danny Granger won the NBA's Most Improved Player award and was named to the NBA All-Star team.

A striker with a wide range who shoots quickly and accurately. Very tall as a wing player. It's effective on the right side, but not on the left hand.

He can make fouls and shoot free throws accurately. Physique, solid defence. The big picture is limited.

His technique is set early, which leads to some small problems that are difficult to correct, such as he likes to do a crotch dribble from right to left when he holds the ball, and although he has a large shooting range and a high shooting rate, he has a strong shooting regularity and is easy to catch. Secondly, one of the great strengths of Granger is that he is solid defensively and has outstanding blocking ability. Andre Iguodala (born January 28, 1984 in Springfield, Illinois, USA) is an American professional basketball player who plays as a shooting guard and small forward for the NBA Golden State Warriors.

Andre Iguodala entered the NBA through the draft in 2004 and was named to the All-Rookie First Team in his rookie season; In 2010 and 2012, he won the men's basketball world championship and the Olympic men's basketball championship with the United States team. In the 2014-15 season, he won the NBA championship with the Warriors and was elected MVP of the Finals. Andre Iguodala is extremely physical, with amazing bounces and superhuman reach. The desire to attack is not strong, the shooting is not very stable, the score is mostly obtained through fast breaks and dunks, and often forcibly breaks through to create fouls on the opponent.

The defense is very aggressive, and he is able to defend 3 positions on the outside. The rebounding ability is superior among guards, and his long arm span allows him to steal a lot, making him an all-round player. Andrea Iguodala is technically born defective :

He jumps on one foot rather than on both feet, so he lacks balance and consistency, especially affecting his already inconsistent shooting, but Iguodala also has clear strengths, which are defense and playmaking. Andre Iguodala is known as a mini version of LeBron, in addition to looking alike, he also has the same top-level physical fitness and all-round style of play; Another similarity between Iguodala and James is passing; Iguodala's third resemblance to James is in defense. But Iguodala can't be James because he's not a real scorer.

For example, Simmons, his Achilles' heel is three-pointers, and he won't shoot three-pointers.

Giannis Antetokounmpo, Ben Simmons. These two are the current superstars of the NBA, and they both have a fatal flaw that they don't have three-point ability, and if they can practice three-point shooting, their scoring efficiency will be significantly improved.

Brother Alphabet's shooting ability is too poor, the shooting rate is very low, Harden often deliberately fouls, and Durant's mentality is more impetuous, often scolding people on social software.

For example, Irving's Achilles' heel is that he can't match his teammates well, because his character offends too many people.

The NBA's active superstars all have some weaknesses. James' weakness is his poor free-throw shooting. His career shooting percentage is only about 76%, Curry's weakness is poor defense, because Curry is not tall and relatively thin, so his defense is relatively weak.

Brother Alphabet's weakness is his poor shooting. Brother Thick Eyebrows' weakness is his poor physical fitness.

Lao Zhan, the older one is physical fitness (although I can't see it yet) and free throws. Brother Alphabet, the top body but the shooting is too poor. Curry, who is relatively small compared to other guards, is easy to target.

Harden's ability to attack the rim at critical moments, Antetokounmpo's three-point ability, Paul George's instability, Willis's irrationality and easy to get up, DeRozan's three-point shooting.

I think there are three main points. The first is that some superstars can't control their emotions; The second is the issue of physical distribution, the use of coaching transitions; Finally, there are self-factors, and I can't control my diet on a regular basis.

The two current NBA superstars are underrated, and they are not simple, do you know who they are.

Although talent is the basis for determining a player's future performance, players are not necessarily limited by talent after joining the NBA, and many hard-working players have also shown strong individual ability, such as Kobe Bryant in the past, and Butler and others now. These players have been constantly improving themselves and overcoming their shortcomings throughout their careers. So in the history of the NBA, which players have obvious shortcomings that ultimately lead to limited career performance?

4. Howard.

Now that Howard has helped the Lakers reach the finals, he has reached the end of his career, although he has a chance to win a championship, but it is undeniable that Howard's status in the league is far from being as good as it was at his peak, and at most he is only an All-Star level. And he fell to the top precisely because of the shortcoming that the strength of the lower plate was too poor. At that time, he had a strong body and beat a number of star-level centers, but because the core strength of the lower limbs could not keep up with the muscle level of the upper limbs, coupled with the high intensity of the NBA that year, he slowly withdrew from the ranks of first-line superstars.

3, Kobe. <>

Kobe Bryant has had a brilliant career and deserves the admiration of every fan. However, Kobe Bryant also admitted that his talent was not the best, and even many rookie players who were selected for the league after him were more talented than him. For example, Kobe's palm is not big, and even the length of his fingers is not as good as that of many ordinary people.

If he can give Kobe Bryant a pair of big hands similar to Brother Alphabet and Xiaoka, his skills will definitely be more comprehensive.

2, Yao Ming. <>

Fans who have watched Yao Ming play should know that as a center, Yao Mingzhi was able to gain a foothold in the NBA back then because he had excellent footwork and stable projection skills. However, this also exposes a big problem, that is, Yao Ming is too thin, and the arm span does not match the height, you must know that Yao Ming, who is tall in meters, has an arm span of only meters, which greatly limits his play. And when he first joined the NBA, Yao Ming's footsteps were still very chaotic, and he even had the experience of being shaken down.

1. Wade. <>

His explosive physicality, speed and bounce far outpaced most defenders in his class, and it all happened to Wade, who had two meniscus removed. Although after entering the league, Wade still conquered too many fans with his top-level performance, and people regarded him as Jordan who was a few centimeters shorter. But it is undeniable that Wade's lack of meniscus will naturally be greatly affected by athleticism, and it can only be said that his performance is too good to be limited.

Assuming he can have a sound body, he will definitely show more dominance.

For example, O'Neal and Howard's shortcomings are free throws, and their free throw posture is very strange, resulting in a low shooting percentage, while Curry and Irving's shortcomings are that their defense is too poor, and their bodies are not so strong that they can't withstand the opponent's offense at all.

The NBA has a fatal shortcoming: No. 1 Howard, whose lower body can't give him enough to fight No. 2 Wade, who has a very serious knee ailment. The third Yao Ming, his arm span is not long enough. The fourth Kobe, his palm is relatively small.

O'Neal's fatal weakness was his free throws. O'Neal has great physical qualities, but his projection is at the bottom of the pack. Brother Alphabet's shortcoming is his mid-range shot, and his shortcoming is infinitely targeted.

1. James - Unstable free throws.

Second, Curry - poor ability to work under pressure.

3. Durant - Poor physical confrontation.

Fourth, Westbrook - inconsistent shooting.

5. Harden - lack of defensive intensity: Harden is probably the most criticized for defense, Harden in the game, the focus is basically on the offense, and the eye defense is also criticized.