Steve Nash s skills, how to evaluate Steve Nash s individual offensive ability?

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Nash is a very special player, we all know that his assists are fantastic, but his shooting ability is also evident. Nash's breakthrough ability is not bad, it can be said that it is not bad, but after all, Nash is a playmaking defender, and breaking through scoring is not a good choice for him, his duty is to make the ball for his teammates, as well as control the rhythm of the game, and occasionally break can make the opponent feel jealous, but breakthrough is not a conventional means of scoring. So we can see that the breakaway doesn't have a high percentage of Nash's scoring.

There is a saying that the closer a point guard is to the basket, the better it is to organize the offense, and the point guard who has the ability to face the defense and organize the attack closer to the basket is the top point guard. Nash during the Phoenix period was the top of these tops.

Nash's breakthrough mainly relies on blocking, but his goal is to reach the center of the team's offensive range, so that he can have more opportunities to attack and pass under the maximum field of vision, so I personally think that the biggest feature of Nash's breakthrough is to rely on the running position of his teammates to make more choices when defending after blocking and dismantling, which makes Nash more likely to use the opponent's hesitation to break through the opponent with a change of rhythm and his historic ball sense, but more often he will still attract the opponent closer to the basket to make the ball.

Lao Gu's shooting skills are excellent, perennial 180 club, it's not that Nash can't score, Nash's ability to create scoring is too strong, so people tend to ignore his scoring ability, Nash has an average of 20 points per game scoring ability.

My shooting level is one of the best in basketball history, and the perennial 180 club holder. At the peak of his offensive ability, I think the point guards at that time were comparable to Iverson and Arenas, and these two were still the main offensive two-way guards. Even D'Antoni, the coach who coached him at the time, said:

If Steve wants to, he can take the scoring title. ”

I play at the S level, and often his high-scoring teams lose, because no one comes out to score and he comes out to score, and his favorite thing is to assist his teammates.

The player with the most stable offense after switching defenses on the opposite side of the center, almost as long as he switches to the opposite center, Nash will inevitably play alone, whether it is a breakthrough or a shooting percentage, the shooting percentage is high and scary.

Nash's ball-handling skills are perfect, and I personally feel that he is one of the few players who can disguise himself in the crowd without losing speed, and even moreIt has a historical vision, so that whether it is pressing or wrapping him, he has to risk being scored, and the top projection ability and mental quality make no one dare to foul him, so compared to other players, Nash still has a relative advantage. That means he can get closer to the basket.

It's hard to find a game in the league that is as fluid as Nash's, all in one go, and it's too ornamental,,。

Nash scored all sorts of points in addition to dunks.

Way proficient.

There is no one of the most accurate shots among the guards.

Nash's offense is the equivalent of Kidd's defense.

Watching Nash pass the ball is art, watching him play is enjoyment.

Steve Nash (born February 7, 1974 in Johannesburg, South Africa) is a former Canadian professional basketball player who plays point guard. Steve Nash was drafted by the Suns with the 15th pick in the first round of the 1996 NBA Draft, joined the Mavericks in 1998, returned to the Suns in 12004, won the regular season MVP for two consecutive years, and signed with the Lakers in 2012. 3 Nash was selected to the 8-time All-Star team, 3-time All-Star First Team, 4 and 2-time All-Star Skills Contest championship, and is one of the representative figures of the 96** generation of American professional basketball.

5 Steve Nash is the ninth player in American basketball history and the third defender to win back-to-back MVP, and the first international player since Olajuwon to win the regular season MVP On March 22, Nash announced his retirement from the tournament, ending his 19-year career. On October 31, 810, the Suns will hold a retirement ceremony for Nash, who will be awarded the "Ring of Honor", and Suns players will also wear Nash commemorative socks to pay tribute to the legendary superstar.