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Anonymous users2024-02-07That's right, because every position has requirements for height, if the average height of this team is only 188, then how to grab rebounds from others, who will be the center?
On the other hand, if the average height of this team is 210, then who will stop the offense and break through, there will be no three points.
So you have to have the right players for every position.
Generally, scoring guards and blocking guards are around 180.
Iverson 183, Kidd seems to be 183 too.
The center is generally around 210, and the average height of the whole team can be balanced around the left.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Height is an innate advantage, but it also limits a person's flexibility.
It will be more important to pay attention to the quality of the players.
For example, the smallest player in the NBA, Bug Boggs.
The bug Boggs is like an ant, small and powerful, although Boggs is a bantam.
But he is a basketball genius, galloping in the NBA with the height of meters, and his basketball IQ is extraordinary.
So strength is king.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Center: 210, power forward: 208, small forward: 203, shooting guard: 198, playmaking guard: 195
This is the average for no why it has been the case for decades.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Of course I chose it.
There are also short men in the United States, but in the NBA, short people have achieved very limited.
Short people talk about those under 180cm!
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Every NBA team needs that pairing. It's all more than 2 meters, and the defender won't be played soon.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02On the basketball court, the center, the big forward, and the small front all need to be tall, and the scoring guard Maddy is also more than 2 meters, and a team can have several point guards, so this time the average will be calculated.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01It's gone, it's too short and it's not easy to mix up famous, the main thing is that it's not suitable.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Height and strength can be more favored by scouts.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30The NBA is a normal organization guard.
Both are around 185-190, and the shooting guards are all around 195-203, small forwards.
In 198-206, the height of the power forward and the center is not very thin, the power forward and the center are normally at 206-216, and there are many people who wander around the power forward and small forward.
CBA organizational guards are about 180-185, scoring guards are about the same height as organizational guards, about 180-185, small forwards are about 190-200, big forwards are about 198-206, and CBA centers are about 206-210.
China's average growth has been high since the founding of the People's Republic of China, but since 1998, the growth rate has been ahead of the curve, faster than the previous growth rate. China's average height has made a lot of ** nonsense all data have, in 2008 China's height exceeded 190cm accounted for the country, of which more than 200cm, the average height, the average way to most of the country's 28-year-old men as the average.
Famous players:
1) Michael Jordan.
The god of basketball. Widely regarded as the greatest basketball player of all time, he is also the first superstar in NBA history to hold the title of "Athlete of the Century". 5 regular season MVPs, 6 Finals rings, 6 Finals MVPs, 10 First Team selections, 14 All-Star selections, 3 All-Star Game MVPs, 10 scoring titles (NBA records), and another 7 consecutive scoring titles.
and Chamberlain ranked first), and the professional points per game average is the highest.
2) Abdul-Jabbar – Sky Hook.
He has created perhaps the most awe-inspiring list of individual and team honors in NBA history: No. 1 in all-time points scored, No. 3 all-time all-time all-time blocks, 6 championships, 6 regular season MVPs, 2 Finals MVPs, 19 All-Star selections, and 2-time scoring champions.
3) Bill Russell.
The Lord of the Rings. The cornerstone of the Celtics' "Green Dynasty" in the '60s, Russell changed the NBA's defensive philosophy with his fabulous defensive talent and blocking skills. 11-time NBA champion, five-time MVP title, 12-time NBA All-Star, average rebounds per game, and four-time rebounding champion.
4) Wilt Chamberlain.
Basketball Emperor. One of the greatest NBA players in the early days, a 7-time NBA scoring champion, an 11-time rebounding champion, an NBA record of 100 points per game, 118 points scored in a game, 70+ points per game, 60+ in 4 consecutive games, 50 in 7 consecutive games...A series of terrifying statistics are from this ancient superstar.
I don't know if the character doesn't meet the requirements, and the last one is artistically processed.
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