What is the significance of the NBA opening ceremony and the pre game ceremony of the NBA stars?

Over the years, fans have witnessed the creative pre-match warm-ups of the stars, who will apply a lot of strange ideas to the pre-match rituals. Some are a continuation of tradition, while others are simply superstitious. But in any case, these unique pre-fight rituals have a lot to say to their careers.

Ritual 1: Big Shark O'Neal is arguably the NBA's most dominant interior player, but what most people don't know is that O'Neal also has his own unique pre-game ritual called Shark Channel, where during his time with the Suns, he would have 45 players in the locker room pretend to be bowling pins and then throw a shot of air balls to knock them out. Before the All-Star Game in '09, O'Neal was in front of the fans in the stadium, and six teammates performed this human bowling ball, of course, the last person standing had to do a little more tricks, hold up for a few seconds before finally falling to the ground.

Ritual 2: The pre-game tradition of sprinkling magnesium powder was not invented by James, he was just emulating the Chicago ghost he had been chasing all his life, Jordan was the first NBA player to do things with magnesium powder, and his version was slightly different from the old James's. Jordan would smear his hands with magnesium powder and then come to the commentary seat and slap it constantly, making the commentator all over his body, because the magnesium powder in the empty wax blind air will float for a while, so in order to avoid inhaling these particles, the commentator did not speak for half a minute before the game.

Later, the commentators also thought of countermeasures, and every time Jordan's game was broadcast live, they would bring equipment to avoid inhaling magnesium powder.

Ritual 3: It is not uncommon for players in the league to have superstitious behavior, but it is rare for such habitual behavior to be banned by the league, and the pre-game ceremony of Kachai Pelong Butler was banned by the league. When Butler was in high school, he would drink half a bottle of Pepsi before each game, and then drink the remaining half at halftime, and during Butler's time with the Wizards, the team decided that drinking so many carbonated drinks would affect his performance, so he was banned from drinking any more.

With no soda to drink, an agitated Butler kept biting on the straw, but accidentally found that this could make him more relaxed during the game, which was more effective than chewing gum, and the result was out of control. During the game, he would cut the straws into sections and enjoy them slowly, sometimes as many as a dozen straws at the end of the game, but the league banned it for health reasons.

It is very important to be able to cheer up these stars in a certain way, to make these athletes more confident, to give them motivation, and then to make people pay more attention to the NBA game. Judgment rules.

The pre-game ceremony can mobilize the enthusiasm of the players, make them feel excited, and play their full strength, and the pre-game ceremony can also play a role in promoting the MBA ball game and increasing his well-known scale. Traces.

The meaning is that it can improve the motivation of the players, enhance the self-confidence of the players, improve the probability of winning, and also give the players peace of mind.

It means that it can increase the motivation of players, enhance their self-confidence, increase the probability of winning, and also give players peace of mind.

The appearance ceremonies of NBA stars are more bizarre, but they are all more domineering.

In the NBA star appearance ceremony, the star of the house must be the last to play. Including Wade and Pierce, even during the Big Three period, they were all finalists.

James' rituals are to move around and then "sprinkle magnesium powder", which is the case in almost every game now. The order in which the players of each team play must be the leader of the team.