Can Dazhi play in the finals?

The Blue Association should consider putting the big nephew on the field for the fans to give a good game.

It doesn't work according to the rules. But the Chinese Basketball Association never plays by the rules. Last year, he gave Battle a special policy, and it is difficult to guarantee that Wang Zhizhi will not be given this year.

I can't get on it, and the formalities haven't been completed.

I don't think it's okay, it's too unfair to Guangdong Hongyuan!!

Wang Zhizhi entered the NBA in 2001 and returned to the CBA in 2006, playing a total of 6 seasons in the NBA.

Wang Zhizhi is the first person in Chinese basketball to enter the NBA, and has been selected as one of the top 50 outstanding figures in Chinese basketball and China's special envoy for the Olympic bid.

Wang Zhizhi, male, Han nationality, born in Beijing on July 8, 1977, is a former Chinese professional basketball player, who played for Bayi Shuanglu Battery, Dallas Mavericks, and played as a power forward.

In December 1991, he entered the Bayi Youth Men's Basketball Team. In early 1993, he was selected for the Chinese Youth Basketball Team with Special Stature, and in the same year, he was selected for the Chinese Youth Men's Basketball Team, and later joined the Bayi Men's Basketball Team. Together with Yao Ming and Munch Battle, it is known as the "moving Great Wall" on the basketball court.

Veteran Wang Zhizhi: Wang Zhizhi's career review, I was inexplicably sad!

Returned to China in '99 and '06.

He was drafted by the Mavericks in the second round of the 1999 NBA Draft, and two years later became the first Chinese player to compete in an NBA event.

In March 2001, he signed with the NBA Dallas Mavericks, becoming the first person in NBA Asia In 2002, he signed with the NBA Los Angeles Clippers Wang Zhizhi terminated his contract with the Los Angeles Clippers on November 22, 2003 On the evening of December 1, 2003, he signed a two-year contract with the Miami Heat, with an annual salary of more than $600,000 In July 2005, his contract with the Heat expired.

Before the start of the 2005-2006 season, Wang Zhizhi was waived by the Heat.

In February 2006, Li Yuanwei, the director of the basketball center who went to the United States to watch the NBA All-Star Game, met with Wang Zhizhi three times in Los Angeles and communicated and persuaded him. The first face-to-face exchange between Li Yuanwei and Wang Zhizhi became the key to Wang Zhizhi's eventual return to China.

On April 10, 2006, Wang Zhizhi returned to Beijing.

Zhizhi Wang's regular season average data table.

Season Team Appearances Starting Time Shooting Three-Point Free Throws Frontcourt Backcourt Total Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Turnovers Fouls Scoring.

00-01 Mavericks 5 0

01-02 Mavericks 55 0

02-03 Clippers 41 1

03-04 Clippers 2 0

03-04 Heat 14 0

04-05 Heat 20 0

Career 137 1

Is it years, or days, or minutes, minutes, seconds???

Wang Zhizhi has played in the NBA Mavericks, Clippers, and Heat.

In the NBA Draft in June 1999, Wang Zhizhi was selected by the Dallas Mavericks with the 36th pick in the second round.

In April 2001, after Bayi won the championship, Zhizhi went to the United States to join the Dallas Mavericks and became the first Asian player to land in the NBA.

In April 2002, Wang Zhizhi moved to the Los Angeles Clippers and signed a three-year contract with the team.

On December 3, 2003, Wang Zhizhi officially signed with the Miami Heat, the third owner of the NBA, to quell his previous "layoff turmoil" with the Los Angeles Clippers.

On April 9, 2006, Wang Zhizhi, accompanied by Kuang Lubin, the leader of the national men's basketball team, took a flight from Los Angeles to Beijing.

The Heat played with O'Neal.

Dallas Mavericks, Miami Heat, Los Angeles Clippers.

Played for the NBA Dallas Mavericks.