Meaning of Atai No. 37 What does it mean for classmates to call me Atai!

The No. 37 jersey will be the fifth jersey number Artai has used since entering the NBA. Previously, Artest wore No. 15 during his time with the Bulls, and after joining the Pacers, in addition to using No. 15, he also wore No. 23 and No. 91 successively. After that, Artest wanted to switch to Scott Pippen's No. 33 to show his admiration for the Bulls' "Iron Triangle", but was eventually stopped by the league.

Artest was then traded to the Kings for the No. 93 jersey. Due to the league's restrictions on Artest's frequent number change on a team, Artest could not continue his quirks with the Kings and did not change numbers again. Atay was traded from the Kings to the Rockets last summer, changing his number to No. 96.

A year later, he changed owners again, and Atai chose 37.

So, what is the deeper meaning of this new number of Atay? Yes. Artay's number 37 is actually a memorial to the recently deceased superstar Michael Jackson.

In 1982, Jackson's "Thriller" became a global hit, setting an unprecedented and unprecedented, first-selling record in the United States, and topping the sales charts in the United States for 37 weeks.

As we all know, in addition to playing, Atai's biggest hobby is singing, he was absent from team training because of the recording of records, and he still did not change his pursuit of ** after being heavily punished. Altai has already released his own recordings in the United States, and Jackson is his idol. When MJ just passed away, Atai also specially recorded a new song to mourn.

And finally, give it to me

Michael. Jackson's first sales have been at the top of the U.S. charts for 37 weeks, and Atay chose No. 37 as his fifth number in the NBA in honor of the great artist who has passed away.

Just to commemorate Jackson's 37-week winning streak.

He currently plays for the New York Knicks in the NBA.

Charity, World, Peace (Tzu Shi Ping), formerly known as Ron rough disturbance mu Artest.

Commentators and fans are used to calling him Atay. Nicknamed the Beast, Atai is a simple-minded player, rough in his movements, occasionally brainless, and occasionally brilliant, and is a defensive stalwart who is often used by teams to mark the opposing team's top scorer.

In short, to call you Atai means that you are a beast... Lee.

Isn't it that you're particularly good at defending.

If a player who has not been traded wants to change his number, he must submit a formal application to the league in March, and after approval, he will not be able to change until the start of the new season. In addition, an additional requirement for applicants is that their original number must have worn at least 4 seasons and that the new number must be worn for at least 4 seasons without being traded. This is to protect the interests of consumers, as the league must ensure that the jerseys purchased by fans do not become "scrapped" due to players changing numbers without authorization.

This is also known as the "Atay Rule."

The Beast Artay (Ron Artest No. 91-96) is already familiar with his career, so I won't say much about it here, but it's worth mentioning that Artai's interest in changing numbers is no less than that of his predecessor Dennis Rodman, who used No. 96 in the Rockets, which is already the fifth number he has used in his 10-year NBA career. In high school and college, Artest wore the number 15 and after being drafted by the Bulls, he continued to use it. After joining the Pacers, Artey, who gradually "learned badly", began to innovate in numbers, first changing No. 15 to No. 23 - a tribute to Michael Jordan; The number 23 was then changed to number 91 - a greeting to Dennis Rodman.

And at one point, he wanted to change the number 91 to number 33 — a tribute to Scott Pippen, but that was banned by the league. Later, he went to the Kings and donned his number 93 jersey, which has a lot to do with Queens Bridge, New York, where he grew up as a child. Because the number "9" is similar to the first letter of the English "queens", and "3" is part of the initial letter of "brigde".

The same was true for his previous number 96 jersey, except that the 6 meant "looks a lot like a lowercase b(bridge)".

There are no Altai rules...

In other words, he felt so good about the Bulls and couldn't blame her for being alone in the end After all, now the Rockets rely on him on the outside line, and King Boulev Jr. is very unstable.

That shows his determination to defend, but in fact he doesn't seem to be doing it, Atai is old, and he can't keep up with his pace, and he has already controlled his weight well.

It's been a long time since I've attracted the public's attention, and the Lakers' recent three-game losing streak shows that I'm determined.

I think it's a bit like I want to hit my old club Rockets.

Containment, just like even if Kobe Bryant is less than 30+ per game, the Lakers still win 20 points, containment, this role is very important, defending the title has to be watched, it's too early to say, in short, the current Lakers are perfect.

I think Xu Jicheng is right, there is only one reason why the Lakers brought in Atay: James.

In the Lakers, Atay is not like in the Rockets at that time, the Lakers have comparable Gasol, there is Odom, and Bynum has scored a certain number of shots, and Atay is mainly in it Last year, Ariza's position is mainly defense-oriented, you see, Ariza averaged 10 points per game in the Lakers last year, and this year he averaged about 20 per game in the Rockets, mainly because of the coach's tactical arrangement, and today he has a lot fewer shots, and it is inevitable when he scores less.

To make a simple analogy, Atay and the Lakers are like the relationship between a fence and a house! There is no fence in the house and there is a door to block the intrusion of the outside world, but with a fence door, the pressure and responsibility are relatively small! Of course, the interests of the house are also more stable! Huh....Purely personal opinion....

Atay is not suitable for the Lakers, and it will be of great use against the Nuggets or the Cavaliers! It's hard to defend!

The interpreter mainly values Atai's fierce defense. In fact, the Lakers have no shortage of offensive points, with Kobe Bryant outside, Gasol and Bynum inside. Personally, I still think that he mainly uses his defensive role.

When Kobe Bryant can't open the inside line, he may be given more opportunities to open up the situation, which is a stat that may rise. Then there's the Lakers' title defense. I think who can defend the title depends mainly on Kobe's form, because he is the core of the team, and if he is not in good shape, he will make up for it by increasing his shots, which may affect the whole team.

Gasol's return has brought a lot of improvement to the Lakers' offense, but each strong team has strengthened to varying degrees. The Lakers' road to defending their title will not be smooth, but as long as the players take every game seriously, they should still be very hopeful!

Atay: The Lakers are bluffing.

Michael Jackson's first** topped the U.S. sales charts for 37 consecutive weeks, and Artey chose No. 37 in honor of MJ.

In memory of Michael Jackson's record, it reached number one in the United States for 37 consecutive weeks.

In memory of Michael Jackson!

In memory of Jackson, who had just died.

In memory of Michael Jackson! Because Michael Jackson debuted just 37 years ago!If you don't believe it, you can go to Five Star Sports to check it out!

Commemorative MJ Atay is always like this, as if the 23rd is for Jordan.

Because Rodman in the Bulls in the Jordan era also cut this hairstyle, it shows that Artay wants to pay tribute to Rodman, and Rodman's one-on-one defense was one of the best in the league at that time and Atay's one-on-one defense in the league now.

If you think about it, the Lakers are the embodiment of yellow and purple.

So what Atai means is to be loyal to the Lakers.

Atay is the Rodman who learned from him.

Maybe it means championship, and the combination with the "Lakers" below is the championship Lakers.

I'm because he had a champion who made his hairstyle traditional Chinese before, and I think Korean has a similar meaning.