Is the closure a patent for big men?

In terms of blocking data, big players do have an advantage over small players, after all, they are tall and have long arms, and stretching their arms can give short players a big hat, while short players want to block big players, they have to put more effort into it, timing, bounce, and dribbling, all of which are indispensable. While the smaller players can have a place on the block charts, the big players still have the absolute right to speak.

Take this season as an example, the top 30 in the block list are all interior players, such as the "big white side" Whiteside at the top of the list can get a block per game, Davis and Da Lopez, who are tied for second place, can get a block per game, and even Siakam, who is tied for 30th, and even Wiggins can be regarded as a big man of more than two meters (Wiggins is tall), they can get a block per game, and then there are small players. Rockets guard James Harden and Spurs guard Derrick White are on the list at the same time, and they can also get an average block per game, and then Holiday can average a block per game and Beverley can average a block per game, both of which are relatively good small blockers, but compared with the big man players in front, they are obviously far from each other.

Wade, who is 1.93 meters tall, is recognized as an excellent blocker, he has strong physical fitness and a keen sense of defense, and his block is like a cheetah predator, first waiting for an opportunity to ambush, and then finding the right time, jumping up to give the opponent a volleyball cap. Wade averaged one block per game in his career, with a total of more than 800 blocks, of which he could contribute a block in his peak season, but this data is already unique among small players. Wade ranks 124th on the NBA's all-time block list, and at the top of the block list, Olajuwon has a total of 3,800 blocks in his career, almost five times more than Wade.

Although this skill has a great advantage for big guys, it is certainly not their patent! For example, Maddie as a defender, the total number of blocks is 807!

It's not the preserve of big guys, but big guys do have a big advantage. Tall, bound to have long hands and feet, good bounce power, strong body shape, jump up and stretch your hands to feel Mount Tai pressing the top.

It's not the preserve of big men, and the defender's blocking ability is not weak.