What is the use of following the NBA?

Everyone has everyone's interests. Just like a lot of girls will like to go shopping, some people will like to go shopping, there are a lot of boys who like to play basketball, some like to play football, and some like to play tennis. I like those that don't necessarily make money, but out of hobbies!

Interest, I don't know if you've heard a saying, a basketball is a world. In the market economy, any thing is concerned and popular, is valuable, pay attention to the NBA, if you are a student, the history of everyone's struggle is composition material, the spirit of basketball is also everyone's positive energy, when you dissect the NBA's business, you can ** to the culture of Xudu business operation. Talking too much will make people feel empty, in fact, I think it's okay to pay attention to anything, it's useful, meaningful, I hope that when we want to pay attention to the NBA, as our knowledge continues to improve, we can go to its corruption, its market, its scale development, of course, those unparalleled skills, but also we fans can spend a lifetime to learn! ~

When I picked up the basketball, all the unhappy things around me were far away. There is only one simple desire in my heart, to play the ball well, to score goals, to score. Sometimes I will wrestle, I will be sad, and I will be changed to a hot pot.

But the joy of being able to score points after working hard with your friends has not felt this way for a long time. It's like the real and pure joy that I see smiling at you next to you after you score.

After learning about the sport of basketball, I am happy every day, and who can not be happy every day living in the sport you love?

I remember the last time I watched the NBA live broadcast when the Heat and the Rockets were playing, the opponent Rockets were far behind at the beginning, and it seemed that only the "little emperor" was throwing empty brushes into the basket in front of him. He has a variety of offensive styles, from step-back jumpers that cooperate with teammates, to unguarded 3-pointers, to turnaround and back-to-back jumpers when he hits the inside and dazzling layups that make fans scream ......like heavy artillery bombsIt's just that he didn't do it in turn.

Watching the opponent's basket be ruthlessly dunked, I knew that a confrontation would go down in history. The first quarter is over. The "Little Emperor" couldn't get off the court, and in the first quarter of the second half, he played against each other like a tiger and dared to chase the score.

As a result, the "little emperor" was overwhelmed by a tiger as soon as he came on the field, and the fourth borrowed him to watch.

After a look at the score, he smiled with satisfaction, as if to say, "This is my stage." "He wasn't as proud and complacent as some people, he continued to struggle.

At the end, the "Little Emperor" caused the opponent to foul serve twice. He leaned down slightly, put his hand on his head and slowly threw it, the first serve went in, but the fans didn't make a sound, and the second goal went in and didn't make a sound, and it ended in the back, and the fans applauded. In the end, the "Little Emperor" scored 71 points, and the other teammates scored 2

3 Ten minutes ended a hard game.

For people who don't love basketball, it's not very useful. The reason for the concern is out of a kind of love. That's it.

It's purely a hobby.,I belong to the morning, noon and night to watch it once.,Don't look at it and think it's weird!

According to the statistics of a foreign country, as of December 2014, the first to fourth places are football, cricket, hockey, tennis and volleyball, of which the first place football has 3.5 billion fans. Table tennis, baseball, golf, basketball, and American football are ranked sixth to tenth, respectively, after volleyball. Among them, there are about 400 million basketball fans in the world.

This statistic is based primarily on the number of viewers, both in person and in front of the television set.

Reasons why the NBA has a relatively high level of attention:

The sport itself is popular and accessible to most people, and the field conditions are not demanding, and the quality of NBA games is high.

The NBA may not be as popular as you might think, and in a relatively normal range, it's not surprising.

Born in 1934, Bill Russell is 2.06 meters tall, won the Olympic basketball gold medal in 1956, won 11 NBA titles, including an eight-time championship, was named the NBA Most Valuable Player five times, and became the first black head coach in NBA history in 1967. Russell is the greatest defensive center in basketball history and was inducted into the U.S. Basketball Hall of Fame in 1974.

Although Russell is not very tall as a center forward, his physical qualities are outstanding: seconds in the 100 meters and 49 seconds in the 400 meters. High jump score meters.

His explosive power and ease of touching the top edge of the rebound have laid a good foundation for him to become an NBA superstar. More importantly, however, while attending the University of San Francisco, Russell mastered the defensive concepts and techniques that would later change the face of basketball. The university's coach, Ren Erpott, combined Russell's physicality with a very authoritative set of defensive theories that led Russell to a magical 55-game winning streak and won the All-American Player award several times.

In 1956, Russell postponed joining the NBA for a year in order to participate in the Melbourne Olympics, and led the U.S. men's basketball team to win all eight games at the Olympics, outscoring opponents by an average of 53 points per game. After joining the NBA's Boston Celtics, Russell won the NBA championship 11 times. Eight of them have won the championship in a row, and these two records are two peaks that future generations cannot surpass.

Russell always waits for his opponent to shoot before jumping up, then rises with the basketball, knocking the ball away like a volleyball, or slapping it into his front court for his teammates to kick in the action. Most of his efforts are to grab the rebound in the front court and make two rebounds. His hook shot can be left and right, and it is difficult to guard.

In 1959, he and the "Emperor of Basketball" Chamberlain grabbed 35 rebounds in their first meeting in their lives. Grabbed 51 rebounds in a game against the Syracuse Nation.

Russell, who won 11 championships for the Celtics in 13 years, said: "The best thing for me is watching a group of people work together, cheer each other on, and work together towards the championship; I've tried, my team-mates have tried, and I think we've succeeded. ”

Russell won five MVP awards, was named to the NBA 25th Anniversary Team in 1970 and the NBA 35th Anniversary Team in 1980, and was voted the greatest player of the century by the Professional Basketball Writers Association in the same year. In 1998, he was elected as one of the top 50 stars in NBA history.

Russell used his fabulous defensive prowess and blocking skills to change a fundamental concept of basketball – focusing only on offense, not defense. His accomplishments show that you can win championships with great defense. In 1967, Russell was appointed as a player and coach by the Celtics.

Became the first black head coach in NBA history.

Russell. He won 11 championships for the Celtics in 13 years.