What is the problem of the hit rate of Yao Ming s various attack methods?

Falling back is the most effective way to avoid being covered and broken, and you can face the basket to throw off the defensive shot, but it requires a lot of balance for players, and guards are most often used, and there are almost no guards who will not fall back, but forwards (Nowitzki uses the most) and even centers (there are many people who will fall back in the center era, but now it is the world of guards, and the traditional center is almost only Yao Ming) is also commonly used, but the requirements for tall players are relatively high.

Yao Ming's current shooting rate should be more than 53%, the second highest in his career. It's ok...

Let's try it, leaning back is Yao's strong point! This shows that he has a good hand, but when it comes to critical moments (where nervousness is inevitable), Yao's hit rate is not so high. The so-called critical moment is nothing more than the second half of the fourth quarter, and with the excessive consumption of physical strength, the Rockets are really dangerous!!

At the end of the day, Yao's overall hit rate is still above 50%. In this way, it goes without saying that his housekeeping skill - the shooting percentage of the step-back jumper!!

Missed 9 out of 10 shots from the back jumper! Every time he asks him to go to the lore, he uses this trick, and he is blocked by the basket. . .

The back-to-back jumper is Yao's housekeeping skill, and the back-to-back jumper makes full use of Yao's height advantage, and Yao's hook hand is also quite good.

In fact, Yao Ming's dunk shooting rate is not high.

I think Yao Ming.

The defense is in the upper middle of the NBA. The specific analysis is as follows:

First of all, it is important to make it clear that Yao Ming's withered defensive hardware is actually not very good compared to players of the same level, although he has height, but his arm span.

And the bounce is really not good in the NBA, resulting in his effective defensive height is actually quite limited (the current Yao Ming touch height data is 356-361, which is the data before the draft, as a comparison to Howard.

has not jumped to 384 in the show, and it can be speculated that Howard's standing touch height should be 375-380), so Yao Ming's height has not actually become a huge advantage on the defensive end; Later, Yao Ming gained weight and reduced his mobility, resulting in a small defensive area that Yao Ming could cover, which was the result of the trade-off between the offensive end and the defensive end and the team configuration.

Secondly, low-post defense is Yao Ming's biggest advantage, with height and weight, in his career, Yao Ming has not outperformed anyone in the low position, and several natural enemies can be named, for example, Stoudeyer.

Boozer, Al Jefferson.

They were all small and big in that era, not just low-level offense and defense; In a Rockets team that is Yao Ming's career data from the performance point of view, but with Yao Ming as the core.

It is a perennial defensive team in the league (especially in the years when Van Gundy coached, fans who watched the game at that time should have an impression), under the premise that the interior partner around him lacks the ability to protect the frame all year round, as the first frame protector of a strong defensive team, Yao Ming's ability should not be questioned.

Therefore, Yao Ming himself is an excellent opponent defender, a good co-defender under the premise of ensuring the power of the offensive end (because of the need to ensure the offensive attack, it is necessary to maintain a large weight and reduce mobility), and it is not easy to become the first frame protector of a strong defensive team all year round. In terms of defensive level, it is certainly not as good as Howard and Mutombo at the historical level.

But at the same time, it was bound to be first-class.

Yao Ming's defense is at least at the upper middle level in the NBA. In the top defense of the inner shield and the single defense of the inner line, coupled with a good ability to protect the frame, what hinders Yao Ming from becoming a top defensive macro player is the ability to assist defense and defend the outside line, these two abilities Yao Ming is not fast enough due to height and weight, and he suffers a lot and loses.

Yao Ming's defense is at the upper average level in the NBA, and although Yao Ming's defense is not the top, his blocking ability is still very strong.

Yao Ming's defense is at the top level in the NBA, and at his peak, he is invincible on the inside and can dominate.

In the playoffs against the Receivers, he made 7 of 7 free throws. Experts have compared the competition to the Olajuwon statue.

Jan. 18, 2009 against the Heat, 12-of-12 shooting.

On April 19, 2009, in the first game of the first round of the playoffs, against the Trail Blazers, 9 of 9 shots.

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Yao Ming's NBA career free throw shooting percentage. Among them, the shooting percentage, the three-point shooting rate is 20%.

He was drafted by the NBA's Houston Rockets as the No. 1 pick in the 2002 NBA Draft, and was named to the NBA All-Star Team for six consecutive seasons (eight times in his career) in 2003-09, a two-time All-NBA All-Second Team, and a three-time All-NBA All-Star Team. In 2009, Yao Ming acquired the Shanghai men's basketball team and became the owner of the Shanghai Big Sharks Basketball Club. On July 20, 2011, Yao Ming officially announced his retirement.

Yao Ming's free throw shooting rate is about 80% in his four-year NBA career.

Yao Ming's NBA career three-point shooting rate is not 100%, and the three-point shooting rate in the 08-09 season is 100%.

Yao Ming made 10 three-pointers in his career, hitting two of them. Career three-point shooting percentage is 20%. Among them, in the 08-09 season, Yao Ming shot 1 of 1 three-pointers, and the season shooting rate was 100%.

Hello, here are the facts I know:

During the period, Yao Ming was a center who could shoot 3 points from outside the 3-point line (in fact, most of China's centers can shoot 3 points, which can be said to be a major feature of the Chinese basketball team).

2.After Yao Ming entered the NBA, he was still a center who could shoot 3 points in the early stage, but after entering the team, due to tactical requirements, Yao Ming no longer had to pull out and shoot 3 points, and his 3-point technique also regressed.

3.Yao Ming still threw a lot of 3-pointers in the NBA, and I remember that Yao Ming threw 3 3-pointers in the star game one year.

But 3 shots were 0 hits.

4.When a reporter asked Yao Ming about 3 points, Yao Ming joked that since entering the NBA, he has taken the initiative to shoot 3 points with a shooting rate of 50%, and 2 of 4 shots. (It's been many years since I asked this question, and it seems that I asked it shortly after entering the NBA

5.No one can shoot a 3-pointer and shoot 100 percent

6.Yao Ming scored a 3-point in the rookie game, and a 3-point in the 08 Olympics vs the United States (this is what I saw with my own eyes, and then I don't know, I didn't see the ball that the person in front of me said, I didn't watch that game).

I remember that he seemed to shoot a three-point shot at the Olympics that year, and he also threw the first three-point in a game, but I don't remember which one.

He has made a few three-point shots, but very few times, but he often goes to the three-point line, not to find an opportunity to shoot, but to block and dismantle other tactical needs.

How can it be 100%, no matter how strong a person is, it is impossible to be 100%, compared to Yao Ming's three-point shot, his two-point shot is even more powerful!!

When the NBA calculates career shooting percentage, you have to shoot a certain number of shots to count.

How much. Last season, he didn't score a three-point shot. But he has a record for playoff shooting percentage...

NBA: Yes against the Bobcats, Yao Ming shot one in 24 seconds in the data analysis of "Slam Dunk".

National team: It was the 2008 Olympics China vs. the United States The first goal of the Chinese team I believe you know it was Yao Ming's three points and there was no more.

No, he also shot three-pointers when he played in the NBA.

The NBA made 4 shots, scored 2 and shot 5 percentage.

No, Yao Ming can't do it.

At present, no one on earth can do it.

Probably not.

In his NBA career, Yao Ming seems to have scored a total of 2 three-pointers (one is in the late part of the regular season in the 08-09 season, against the Bobcats, Xiaobu dribbled, double bag, 24 seconds are coming, passed to Yao Ming, entered, and after that, there is news that Yao Ming will shoot a few times every game in the future, which is a tactic, eighty percent of it is a blind blow, and the other is in the early stage, as if Boss Fu has not left) Lost one, and the shooting percentage seems to be 2 3Not 100 percent;

As for the CCA Shanghai men's basketball stage, I am still in elementary school .........In the national team, I have only seen him score a three-pointer once, and in the 2008 group stage against the United States, the first goal was his three-pointer, and I don't know if it was .........

There is no 100% 3-pointer in the world.

Pitched 10 in the NBA and hit 2.

There are details here.

A lot of them are pseudo-fans below.

The landlord didn't understand what he meant.

Yao Ming has voted a lot.

There must have been more than 10 times.

However, he only hit twice.

Yao Ming is a center, how can he shoot 100% from three-point range

Yao Ming played a total of 486 games in the regular season of his NBA career, 476 of which were starts. He averaged points, rebounds, assists, blocks and steals per game. Shooting percentage, 20% three-point shooting, free throw percentage.

Yao Ming played a total of 486 games in the regular season in his NBA career, averaging points, rebounds, assists, blocks, and steals per game. Shooting percentage, 20% three-point shooting, free throw percentage.

He averaged points, rebounds, assists, blocks and steals per game. Shooting percentage, 20% three-point shooting, free throw percentage.

Points, rebounds, assists, blocks, steals. Shooting percentage, 20% three-point shooting, free throw percentage.