When you think of immature NBA players, who do you think of?

Definitely Lance. Before the start of this year's playoff game with the Heat, Stevenson even went out loud about "making Wade's knees burn", and even blew in James' ears to distract him when he was playing against him, and then ran to the side and stretched his neck to eavesdrop while the coach and the players were discussing tactics.

<> speaking of immaturity, we have to mention forward Blake Griffin, who now plays for the Detroit Pistons! After being reimbursed for his rookie season, Griffin played 82 regular season games the following season, averaging 38 minutes per game to contribute points, rebounds and assists, and such an outstanding performance not only gave hope to the Clippers, but also believed that he would become one of the top stars in the league in the future.

After seeing Griffin's strength and potential, the Clippers did not hesitate to cultivate him as a core, and even made a big change and traded to get Chris Paul, the superstar point guard at the time! and Griffin to turn the Clippers into an empty city! However, Griffin's subsequent season has been up and down, and his progress has been very slow, except for the 13-14 season, where the average of rebounds, assists, and steals per game has brought hope again, Griffin has almost always brought disappointment more than hope!

He even got into a brawl with someone in a bar, which caused him to get injured and affect the team, and so on, which seemed very unprofessional.

Eventually, the Clippers also lost faith in Griffin and sent him to the Detroit Pistons! From being a promising star in the league to having spent one tepid season after another without results, Griffin has completely disappointed the Clippers, and he may still not know how to combine his talent and leadership with his heart.

Immature mind, there are many kinds of performance, some people show humor and fun, so that teammates like, get along with very happy, but also deeply loved by everyone, but on the field, show meticulous dedication, this reminds me of primary school student Curry, but rather than with immaturity to describe, it is better to use high emotional intelligence, good at bringing happiness to everyone to describe it.

But the one I'm going to talk about today is really immature, and he can even be described as brain-dead. Bynum, I don't know if you still have an impression of this name. Bynum was born on October 27, 1987, and the main reason for talking about age here is that Bynum won two championship rings in the '09 '10 season, and he was also the youngest player in the league to play.

In the Lakers' Purple and Gold Dynasty, he used his talent to make a difference, and in 2012 the All-Star was selected as a starter.

Born in 1987, he has achieved brilliant achievements at a fairly young age, and this age is not an exaggeration to be considered the peak age now, but Bynum is self-destructing step by step. The last time I heard about him being in league news was that the Pacers laid him off, but I didn't hear of him retiring or anything else, so he just disappeared.

Let's talk about the deaths of Hand Bynum.

The 11-12 season can be said to be the peak of Bynum. That year, Bynum averaged points, rebounds, and blocks per game. In the process of continuous increase in strength, Bynum began to be empty-eyed and arrogant, not only did not obey the referee's tactical arrangement, sabotaged the deployment, but also claimed that Kobe Bryant hindered his performance.

Unable to bear it, the Lakers ended up trading it.

During his time with the 76ers, Bynum missed due to injury before he could start playing. Later, because of dissuasion, Bynum bowled during the injury, which caused his knee injury to worsen, and he underwent surgery again, and this year, Bynum took 16 million in salary without playing a game for the 76ers.

Later, Bynum tossed between the Cavaliers and the Pacers, and then heard the news that Bynum had been laid off by the Pacers.

This former No. 1 center in the West has fallen like this.

NBA is a very individual stage, in the play of their own personality at the same time, we still have to pay attention to a bit of professionalism, Bynum has done a lot of work on the hairstyle, everyone affectionately called washing, cutting and blowing, in fact, the appearance of the flamboyance is not a manifestation of immaturity, who doesn't want everyone to remember themselves, self-expression? But the arrogance and disrespect shown by Bynum is the real immaturity of the mind.

<> when it comes to immaturity, we have to mention the former talented teenager Michael Beasley, before the draft, Beasley was seen as a player comparable to Kevin Durant! In his first game in college, Beasley scored 32 points and 24 rebounds, and he averaged points per game in his freshman season, which was amazing! In addition, Beasley's physical fitness is not the top but can be called outstanding, and Beasley's skills were very mature at that time, and he was once seen as a candidate to compete with Rose for the top pick, and was finally selected by the Heat with the second pick, not because he was not as good as Rose, but because the Bulls needed guards more.

In the first season of the Heat, Beasley was able to contribute points and rebounds, performed decently, and deserved to be on the list, but his influence on the game was obviously not enough, and his performance in the second season did not satisfy the Heat, and finally traded him to the Timberwolves, but Beasley played an excellent performance here, averaging points and rebounds per game, but various factors made him unable to keep it, and eventually became a homeless man in the NBA, and even no NBA team was willing to take him in for a time, and was forced to come overseas to pan for gold.

After all this, Beasley seemed to wake up and began to cherish the opportunity to play, but unfortunately it was too late, he could only play the role of a player in the team, Beasley also reflected in the interview, saying that life was too chaotic, too wasteful to spend money, and not enough understanding of the game when he first entered the league. If Beasley had matured earlier, he would not have gone from being a "be-easy" to a vagabond.

I think it has to be, Bynum, who doesn't know what he's thinking, I think he's silly cute.

If you want me to say it's Gilbert. It's not uncommon for Arenas to fill the cab of his teammates' cars with popcorn, paint his teammates' cars in strange colors, and splash his teammates with faucets.

I think it should be Fensen, who was really temperamental in his early years, but now he is much more mature.

I think it's DeMarcus. Cousins. While visiting the ESPN office building, Cousins donned a scare mask common to Hollywood horror movies and enjoyed scaring people.

I think it should be Yi Jianlian, he still seemed a little immature when he went to the NBA for the first time.

I think it's Daryl. Dawkins, I don't think he spoke through his brain, and he broke the rebound.

I think it should be said that James in the 11 Finals, James and Wade imitated the driver's cough when the players were in the aisle, and sarcastically mocked the driver's fraud.

There are Irving, Paul, Durant, Ginobili, Kobe, Jordan and others.

1. Owen. He has the spirit of Mamba, even if he misses a shot, he still chooses to shoot, and he doesn't seem to have any mental burden when he throws key shots. 2, Paul, he is a killer at a critical moment, perhaps the most famous is the 15 playoffs to steal seven spurs to beat the Spurs, against the 2.11-meter-tall Duncan to complete a stunner.

3. Durant, he is also a player with extremely strong psychological quality at critical moments, the three-point stop that overtook the score in the 17 Finals, and the three-point that killed the game in the 18 Finals, only players like Durant can shoot. 4, Kobe. Kobe Bryant is the kind of player who treats key shots as commonplace, celebrates when he kills, and reflects when he misses, which does not affect and hit his psychology, maybe this is Kobe's strength.