The big man on our varsity team, do you think he s a good center?

I think he should be able to do it, although he is still a little low in height, but his strong secondary rebounding and defensive skills are fully qualified for the position of a main center, and his weight can make up for his lack of low post offense, and to be honest, low post offense is really easy to teach, he is low height, must let him practice hook hands and skillful use of weight advantage, but also let him pay attention to some delicate techniques, such as footwork, back singles strong eating (for people with weight advantage, back play is too easy) If you train hard every day, these are good He's going to be a really good and flexible centre-forward.

Very good inside line, absolute starter!!

If he's on the pitch, your team has to have a strong scoring point, and with his defense, you can basically dominate the side!!

But you must strengthen his response. Cover, and the ability to move without the ball, he can score with low ability, but he can't score without the desire to score!!

Hello! Although he doesn't have a lot of offense, blocks and rebounds are also a skill, which is his strength, he can grab rebounds for high-percentage shots or hook shots, so the score will be greatly improved. In one, he will block, which can cover the opponent's main attack or players with a high shooting percentage, and set up obstacles for the opponent.

Then his position should be "general defender" or "assist". Do you think it's okay?

Best wishes and goodbye!

This man is a lot like Ben Wallace

Can be a starter and a substitute.

It's all about who the opponent is.

Due to weight and capping ability and decent height.

As a defensive center or power forward.

Can resist the opponent's low post attack.

If the opponent is attacking from the inside.

Let's start it.

But due to weight issues.

Running is slower.

If the opponent uses a small ball tactic.

Maybe it's better to be a substitute.

Also, your attacker must have someone who can attack in the low post.

After all, the insiders win the world.

Pay attention to the attack for three seconds.

I'm sure he'll be as good as Big Ben.

As long as you have good skills and pay attention to team spirit, you are a good player.

20 minutes of starting is okay, but the playing time will be limited by his skills If we are in the first school team.

We'll think about putting him on the pitch for about 10 minutes.

Physical fitness can be a].

Have height and weight, and don't suffer a loss when grabbing boards.

But if you don't have enough physical strength.

It is easy to drag down the team's defense.

It is advisable to replace it when it is visibly fatigued.

No problem with starters.

It's best to bench and wait for the shot to be practiced, and then you can pull it out and make a block

Just shoot

And the center must be ruthless, because I am

Seriously... It's a big book...

How to use it also depends on the configuration of the rest of your team...

It is recommended that you learn the Bulls' player configuration

At the high school level, if you can strengthen the interior attack, it will be the absolute main force.

If you can't, then you have to accompany an interior partner who has the ability to attack inside and is more flexible.

He should have no problem starting.

You can hit C·· Find an offensive pf to assist him and add two pgs and an sf perfect combination·· You don't need him to attack... As long as the board and defense are OKL amount.

Yes, but he needs to improve his low-post offensive skills.

The whole is a remake of a large book

It's okay to hit the main force

But you have to go with a big forward with a strong attack to match him

That's perfect

It's not bad. The rebounds are ok!!

Let's see what tactics the team plays.

At your age, it should be pretty good!

But it's all relative, and there's no end to learning!

I think your shortcomings should be a lack of explosiveness and staying power, as well as a lack of delicate basket skills, because at your age, your advantage is still obvious! I guess I use a lot of body!

Feel like you can sharpen your explosiveness and under-the-basket skills, and of course, shooting practice is essential, and distance is better! But your advantage can't be left behind! Remember that the basket is the world of the center!

Just practice the skills under the basket solidly, especially the footwork. Hope you grow taller.

If you do a good job of turning and hooking, it will be difficult for you to meet your opponent again, and if you practice your passing and strategy well, it will be difficult for you to meet your opponent

You're only fourteen years old, so if you take your time, you might have a bright future!

14 years old, well, okay. But it depends on whether you want to be O'Neal or Olajuwon or Yao Ming. If you want to be O'Neill, you have a lot of strength.

If you practice to become an Olajuwon type, you have to **, practice speed, and footsteps. Become Yao Ming? Then you must practice the basic skills in a down-to-earth manner.

It's okay, after all, the center doesn't rely on speed, listen to what you mean, it seems that the speed is not very good, if you want to be stronger, you need to strengthen the dominance of the inside, score inside and defend inside.

If you want to become a strong center, you need to have strong skills in offense, and in defense, protect rebounds and pay attention to card positions; It can be done in the following ways.

1. Positioning. As soon as the center is in place, whether it is from the offense or the board, it can put the whole team in a very active position. So be sure to understand the importance of location; Generally speaking, the center should be on the edge of the three-second zone, preferably near the second grid near the baseline, which is very advantageous for both offense and board-grabbing.

2. Important. The correct posture of the key position is to stick the opponent's center behind him, so that he cannot touch the ball to be passed to him, so it is required to be stable in the next handicap, otherwise the ball passed by his teammates is easy to be broken; In addition, pay attention to when the defender is reversing the ball, do not rush to get the position, but when the ball is closer to you and the time is more ripe, the opponent will be stuck, and then ask for the ball with one or both hands.

3. Attack. Because the center is clumsy, the center can not dribble excessively, because the center center of gravity is high, the action is slow, it is easy to be picked up by the opponent's striker or defender, after the center gets the ball, must not be in a hurry to dribble to play;

After getting the ball, clasp your hands tightly, observe the form on the court, if someone cuts in and the timing is better, you can pass directly and then prepare to rush for the rebound; If a teammate pulls away to play a single to the center, then the center can feel the position of the opponent's center by dribbling, remembering that it is best not to dribble more than three times; After feeling the position of the opponent's center, you can choose which direction to turn or play strongly, which is generally the weak side of the opponent's defense;

Also, it is generally best to use a big jump step, jump under the basket, and directly throw the ball with one hand to score; If the opponent's striker comes to clamp the center, he can still use this trick to force a breakthrough, and if the referee is normal, he will blow a blocking foul; When attacking, you must remember: the center striker must find the right time, shoot immediately, do not ink, and do not have a fluke mentality.

4. Free throws. Because of the strong role of the center under the basket, it is often violated by the defense, so practicing free throws is also a step to be a good center.

It's to blame Jordan that he led the way the defender played, and let others realize that the defender played the ball.

The center will either give way and be directly responsible for grabbing rebounds, or play like a defender.

What do you think.

It has something to do with the current NBA style of play, the speed of the NBA is getting faster and faster, and centers like Yao Ming, O'Neal, and Big J who stand up and play are not fast, and some can't keep up with the rhythm of the game. Now the best center in the NBA can be regarded as Yao Ming, because there are really few real centers, Howard, Duncan, and Xiaosi all play power forwards.

The height limit, too little to grow so tall, and now it is popular to bombard, the weight is too big to keep up with the fast attack, and the center of the big forward style is more popular.

The taller you are, the less flexible you are. At the moment, the tall and fast centers are Howard, Garnett, and Stoudemire.

But the super centers with physical conditions, who have various basketball abilities and qualities, are now extinct!

Ewing and Olajuwon are also big men imported from Africa.

In recent years, there have probably been fewer and fewer immigrants from Africa.

Resulting in big men who are not so flexible.

Because you're too tall, you don't have a lot of flexibility.

The center is dead, the current center is not a center You look at Xiao Si, you look at Howard

If you compare their technical links, you will find that the first two conditions for everything are foundation and physical strength, but now the development of the inside line is F is heavier than G, so D Howard's prospects are better than him, and he will not be up or down.

I think Garnett is also much better than him, Yao Ming's vision is not very broad, and he is not very good at passing.

The role of the center cannot be explained by statistics, for example, the ** man failed to score in this game, the rebounds were not good, and he did not cover the risk, it does not mean that this team will not let him play, maybe he attracted the bag and gave his opponent a better chance to shoot. Sometimes data can tell a lot about a person's skills, but it's not the whole story. Basketball is for 5 people.

The game is everyone's.

Anyone who likes him will say that he is the best center!!I remember when Yao Ming first arrived in the NBA, I thought he was like wood, yes, now I feel a little better! But now I don't think he's the number one center! Let's see later!

Definitely not. Not to mention that Duncan is now playing center, even Howard is better than Yao Ming. Yao Ming has too little impact on the inside.

It's barely worth it now, but his historical status can't be compared with the big shark O'Neal, and his future is even less than Howard's. You think Yao Ming is not good because of your personal preference, and you can't judge a person's strength based on one or several games.

Is the strength average? Although there are ups and downs in the state, his ability should be regarded as first-class, not the first center, but also one of the first-rate centers.

No, he only has a unique height and solid basic skills

But he was destined to have a short athletic life

Now, he should be in the top five, but the first is difficult to estimate, and this era is the era of rare centers, and when it comes to the era of four centers, he estimates that it is Luke Langley's grade.

Anyway, not at the moment, Howard is much better than him.

Yao Ming's technical statistics this season are not high, and there are several people in the center position who are taller than him, such as Howard, who scored 22 points and rebounded more than 13 last year

This year, it is even more exaggerated, and the rebounding king and the block king have scored a lot.

The center here refers to the center in the traditional sense, and most people in the center position nowadays are from power forwards.

Or Howard is a good example, the league advocates a fast pace, so there are very few traditional centers like Yao Ming, is it not the first can't be said that Yao Ming can treat Howard, Howard can treat other pseudo-centers.

The first center should be like O'Neill did when he was younger, see who governs whom!

If I had to say "first", I would still choose Yao Ming.

The first center may not be, but it is certainly a first-class center.

Historically, he doesn't count. But from a business perspective, he is.

It may be said that the time will be in the future.

I don't think so!

But I still support Yao Ming.

Yao Ming is one of the best centers in the NBA!

Yao Ming is the No. 1 center on the NBA Rockets

Height is not the most important thing, and people like Magic Johnson also play very well as a cameo center. The most important thing is solid fundamentals, such as footwork, shooting, free throws, rebounding awareness, etc. In fact, most centers in the NBA today are not up to this requirement.

Mourning, O'Neal, they were both very good center forwards back then. But Magic Johnson plays playmaking guards, he played center in high school! So height doesn't absolutely affect the position on the field, as long as you fit in.

O'Neill is only two meters and sixteen.

There are a lot of excellent centers around 2.1 meters.

O'Neill also didn't reach 2.2 meters

Of course not, it depends on consciousness.

It's best to look at Big Ben, it's only 206

Yao Ming should be number one in the league now. Because:1

Big sharks"It's old, it's not like when it was with the Lakers. 2.Xiao Si is still too young and inexperienced.

3.As long as Yao Ming is not injured. If he doesn't have a hand injury, I guess it's possible for MVP, and it's possible for the rebounding king.

There is a different way of saying this.

Personally, I think he is more like a cream boy, his style is soft, and he is more suitable for an NBA power forward, but he has the characteristics of a European center: he can attack from a medium and long distance, has solid basic skills, is agile in his footwork, has a sense of collectivity and has a good ability to respond. Tall and skilled, but the data is slightly worse than Duncan's etc.

English name: Pau Gasol

Chinese translation: Pau Gasol (Pau Gasol).

Position: Power Forward - Center.

Birthday: 1980 07 06

Height: Some data are or.

Weight: 118 kg (260 lbs).

Reach: Number: No. 16.

Standing Touch: Place of birth: Sant Boi de Llobregat

Family members: parents, two younger brothers (Marc Gasol and Adria Gasol).

Graduated from: College - Alabama

NBA Playing Age: 7 years.

Won the title of "Best Rookie" in the 2001-2002 season;

Selected to the NBA's "All-Rookie Team" and won the "Rookie of the Month" (November 2001, January, February 2002);

In the 2001-2002 season, the average points per game, rebounds, blocks, and shooting percentage ranked first among NBA rookies.

In 2006, he led the Spanish men's basketball team to win the World Championship and won the MVP;

'03 European Championship scoring champion, first team.

04,08 two-time Olympic scoring champion. 08 Olympic silver medal.

A total of four Best of the Week;

In February 2009, he won the "Player of the Month" in the West;

In the 2008-2009 season, he was selected for the NBA's "3rd Team" and the 1st team in the playoffs;

European Player of the Year 2008;

On January 3, 2009, Beijing time, the Lakers defeated the Jazz 113-100 at home. Gasol had 21 points, 11 rebounds and six assists, and in the last two free throws of the fourth quarter, his total score reached 10,001 points, becoming the 285th player in NBA history to score more than 10,000 points in the regular season;

On June 15, Beijing time, the Lakers defeated the Magic 99-86 on the road, thus winning the 2008-09 NBA championship with a total score of 4-1, Gasol had 14 points and 15 rebounds, which was also his first NBA championship.