Is Auden awesome? What is so great about Oden?

Oden must be powerful, and there was once a popular saying that as long as Oden returns, the rest of the league will only fight for the second center!!

The biggest feature is that the defense is excellent, and now it has reached the NBA level, and the basketball has a high IQ and a strong team spirit. At present, the offensive still needs to be strengthened, and the means of attack are relatively simple. Greg Oden.

Known as the 21st century after the "big shark" O'Neal, the most potential super center. He has more delicate footwork and a higher free-throw shooting percentage than O'Neal, and some people say that in today's NBA shortage of big men, Oden is a super center that is rare in decades. But during training at the start of the new season, Oden suffered a leg injury.

This, combined with an old injury**, has kept Oden out of action for the entire season. Kevin Grant once said: "I was surprised by Grieg's injury and I sympathize with him.

We will only be able to see him in the next season.

Terrible! Tomorrow you will know that what I said today is absolutely correct and that you will regret not giving me a bounty.

According to the performance of the university, it should be very powerful! I don't know what performance will be in the NBA, but I'm looking forward to it.

Awesome, if it's not awesome, it won't be a champion show.

Before entering the NBA, it was blown very badly by the ** of the United States.

One of the top centers for the next 10 years!

Gave up his debut year because of a knee injury.

So the strength no one knows!

It's a mule or a horse, and you won't know until you pull it out and slip around!

Who knows. We have to wait until next season.

Auden is indeed very good, how good is Oden? Different people will give different answers, some believe that he is the most terrifying center in NBA history, with Duncan's mind, O'Neal's strength, Olajuwon's pace, and Garnett's skills; And ESPN draft expert Ford's evaluation of Oden makes it difficult to tell whether it is more subtle or exaggerated: "He is the kind of center that only comes out once in 20 years."

The NBA's collective bargaining agreement stipulates that players under the age of 19 cannot apply for the draft, and Oden, an 18-year-old high school student, missed this year's draft, so much so that the Raptors, who received the No. 1 pick, consider them the biggest victims of the new collective bargaining agreement. But for Oden, entering the draft a year late doesn't mean he's out of the limelight. Last Thursday local time, Jerry Colangelo, who was in charge of the selection of players for the Dream Seven team, announced that Oden, the high school player of the year, had accepted the invitation to watch the "Dream Seven Team" start training camp in Las Vegas on July 19, and he would be the only high school player in the "Dream Seven Team" squad.

However, Oden, who is 2,13 meters tall, will not be able to play until the autumn due to surgery on his right wrist ligament on June 16, and he will not play in the training camp of the "Dream Seven". "We're very frustrated that Greg won't be able to practice this summer, but he's a great potential player for the future of the United States," Coach K said, "We're happy that he's going to be here and adapt to the culture of American basketball despite his surgery." In fact, not having the opportunity to play for the Dream Team for the time being may still be a good thing for Oden.

Looking back over the past 14 years, the fate of players who have played on the Dream Team, from Leitner to Jae Williams to Okafor, seems to be working against them.

And Oden's stats as a center in college were very good, averaging 15 points, 9 rebounds and blocks per game, and he played that in his first year in the NCAA at the age of 17. In fact, the data is not the most reflective of his value, the most important thing is that as long as he is under the basket, the opponent comes to cover one, to cover two to cover a double, even if you don't cover you, it is difficult for you to score, on the defensive end with your own strength to make the opponent's inside and outside break through there is no way, only crazy shooting three points to have a chance, so his college team has achieved a good record. In addition, he also performed strongly on the offensive end, deducting the ball when he received it, deducting one by one, deducting a pair of two, and passing the ball, no one else was invincible, just like Zhang Fei during the Three Kingdoms.

So before he entered the NBA, he concluded that he must be a basketball superstar in the future, like James Kobe, so he called him "The Great". So far, he has only had a few games worthy of the title, and in general, he does not dare to call him "emperor" for the time being because of his injury. I hope he will be soon**!

Auden of the Basketball Character Series documentary.

If you're an NBA fan, you've heard the saying, "If I do it 100 more times, I'd still choose Oden over Durant." How strong is Oden?

In 2007, when the NBA was still an era of interior domination, the acquisition of a powerful interior behemoth can be said to be half the success of the team's revival, but the Trail Blazers did not hesitate to take Oden with the first pick in the '07 draft.

Before Oden entered the NBA, he won the title of Basketball Team of the Year in 2005, becoming another high school junior after James to win this honor. Auden was also successfully selected to the All-American Team when he was in college, but after coming to the NBA, Oden really kept getting injured, major and minor illnesses.

Oden's NBA career with the Trail Blazers saw him play just 82 games in five seasons, and that's why he barely managed to complete a mediocre season in five seasons. Later, the Trail Blazers were forced to trade him to the Heat, and the Heat was only his last attempt in the NBA. <>

After that, Oden moved to the CBA league in my country, which was also his last attempt at basketball. Due to the huge injury risk, Oden was selected for the CBA Jiangsu team through a trial, but his fate was unlucky. Oden suffered another fractured right metacarpal bone injury in the preseason, and then Oden performed well after the start of the game, but the team could only provide Oden with a monthly contract in order to develop for a long time.

At that time, Oden's most fearful and apprehensive moment was at the end of each month, but he could not escape a fear, but when the team manager appeared in front of Oden, Oden understood, stretched out his hand to the manager and said: "Thank you, I understand your decision." ”<

In 2005, when Auden was in high school, he shared the Parade High School Player of the Year title with Monta Ellis, and won the 2005 Basketball Man of the Year, becoming the first high school junior to win this honor after LeBron James. In 2006, Lawrence North High School became the first team in Indiana history to be named No. 1 in USA Today and Sports Illustrated's National High School Power Rankings. Auden was also named to McDonald's All-American High School All-Star team in 2006.

Auden showed his dominance early, so much so that he received the nickname "The Great".

Oden was drafted into the NBA in 2007 but missed a year, playing in the 2008-2009 season.

Oden has been in the NBA for three years since he was drafted by the Trail Blazers in 2007, and his career has experienced ups and downs, and his spirit of not giving up and working hard is worth learning from, and finally achieving good results.

Oden entered the NBA in 2007 as the first Trail Blazers.

Oden was the No. 1 pick in 2007 and was selected with the first pick by the Trail Blazers.

He has entered the NBA league since 2009 as a tanhua show in the NBA, and has also participated in many games, large and small.