Who is the free throw in the NBA?

<> seeing this question, my first thought was Da Yao...

In the 2005-06 season, he averaged rebounds per game, shot percentage, and free throw percentage.

In the 2006-07 season, he averaged 25 points and rebounds per game, shooting percentage and free throw percentage.

In the 2007-08 season, he averaged 22 points and rebounds per game, shooting 85% from the field and 85% from the free throw line

Although Da Yao's shortcomings are more obvious, many people say that he is not enough to be called a superstar, but Da Yao's strength is indeed stronger than some people think.

Among active players, Harden's shooting percentage is also not bad. When watching the Rockets' games, there is always a feeling: the opposite side has been chopping Harden! After watching too many rocket games: no loss.

James. Mayor of Jingdezhen. Harden.

Although Harden's free throw shooting percentage is not the highest, he wins by taking more shots and hitting a stable shooting rate! It remains around 86%-87% all year round. The score is proper, so that you can't hide from the truth.

The art of touching porcelain. In terms of NBA history, the single-season record was in the 2008-2009 season, and Toronto Raptors shooting guard Jose Calderon once shot 154 of 151 from the free throw lineIn fact, this record is of little significance, after all, the number of shots is too small. , the first in history in the true sense should be Nash. In the Suns' victory over the Nets on January 13, 2011, Nash hit all 11 free throws, changing his career statistic to 2,999 and 2,711 free throws.

Seeing this number really makes people tremble.

In fact, if memory serves, Curry should also be on the list of free throw shooting percentage, although I like the Cavaliers a little more, but I have to say that elementary school students are also a respectable player.

He's Curry, and he's shooting the best from the free-throw line. Curry is a very strong basketball player. Outstanding performance on the field.

The player with the highest free-throw percentage in NBA history is Mark Price, who has a shooting percentage of more than 90 percent, and basically makes his free throws a point.

Steve Nash has the highest free-throw percentage and his career shooting percentage is horrifying. Nash was always able to use his speed to disrupt the opponent's defense, create fouls, and inflict leasing.

When it comes to the most stressful free throws in NBA history, the one who finally withstood the pressure and scored is the real hero! Let's talk about the pressure index of Wu Jia's free throws first. It was Game 7 of the 2009-10 NBA Finals, and the Lakers finished with an 81-21 finish in the final countdown

79 leads by 2 points. In response to Celtic's foul tactics, Vujacic, who had not played for a minute, was sent off. The Lakers' tactics were executed in place, and the ball really went to Wu Jia's hands and was sent to the free throw line.

This ball is definitely stressful! If you don't get a penalty, you risk losing the championship, so head coach Phil Jackson, main player Kobe Bryant, and penalty taker Vujacic are all responsible. But Vujacic didn't warm up and worried, so the wind was light and he sent the ball in!

As it turns out, winning two championships with the Lakers is not for nothing.

After all, Leonard is the core player who led the team to the NBA championship, so he has to have a big heart, and he has proved it with a lot of strong performances. But in the 2013 NBA Finals, even Leonard couldn't withstand the pressure, didn't score free throws, and then watched Ray Allen's performance and lost the championship! This shows that in the seconds before the end of the game, Leonard's free throw pressure is really high, otherwise it can't be explained!

Wade was a single-core when he was with the Heat, leading O'Neal to help the Heat win the championship. Wade did contribute a lot to the 4-2 comeback after being 2-0 down. In the last 8 seconds of the fifth game, Wade broke through Hou Bo's foul twice!

It can be said that this is probably the 2 free throws that belong to the championship, and Wade still shows the true colors of a superstar! One hit and hit.

A lot of fans have also mentioned George Hill's? After the key free throws of JR's "Divine Drama" were not thrown, what I want to say here is: This ball will be in the top 5 if it is hit, and it will be forgotten if it is not played.

After all, it is not appropriate for George Hill to take on such a big responsibility! There were many cases when Malone missed penalties in the closing stages of the game. The classic thing is that Malone did not withstand the pressure.

After all, he was facing Jordan.

I think O'Neal's free throws were the most stressful in NBA history, shooting no more than 50 free throws, and Popovich also invented the famous shark-slashing tactic.

It should be in the 2009-2010 season, the seventh game of the NBA Finals, the Lakers from falling behind to tying and then reversing and overtaking, until the last moment, the Lakers only led the Celtics by 2 points at 81-79, at this time the Celtics chose to use foul tactics to try to change the outcome of the game, and there were only 11 seconds left in the game. In order to ensure that all five players on the court have stable free throws, Lakers coach Phil Jackson also withstood the pressure at that time and chose to send Vujasic, who did not play for a minute. Vujasic, who neither warmed up nor adjusted his condition, still managed to put two free throws into the basket to help the Lakers finally win the game.

Leonard, at that time, if he scored free throws, he could have won the championship, but unfortunately, he failed to make free throws, which eventually led to the loss of the game, which made the team feel very disappointed.

Ben Wallace.

Ben Wallace is an undrafted player, he is a well-known strong man on the defensive end, but he is almost useful on the offensive end, especially in the free throw shooting, Big Ben's 16-year NBA career, free throw shooting rate is just over 40%, including 6 seasons free throw shooting rate around 30%.

DeAndre Jordan.

If you want to ask little Jordan if he is powerful, little Jordan is indeed powerful in rebounding, but in free throws, little Jordan is miserable, often free throws a three-stick hilarious whole court, so far, little Jordan's free throw shooting rate is only a little better than Ben, given that little Jordan is still young now, I don't know if he will strengthen some free throw practice in the future.

Chris Dudley:

A 16-year career has made Dudley a qualified blue-collar player, and his talent is on full display in rebounding, but when it comes to free throws, he is not very good, shooting free throws in his career.

Andris Viedrins.

The brother spent nine years with the Golden State Warriors and was a pure defensive center. The 10-year career shooting percentage is quite good, but the free throw shooting rate is only 50%, including two seasons with 30% free throw shooting, and three seasons with less than 20% free throw shooting, fortunately, the number of free throws in these five seasons is not very high.

Wilt Chamberlain.

Mr. 100 Chamberlain is the NBA leader in scoring and rebounding, but no one is perfect, God gave you one skill, and he must take away another skill. Zhang Dashuai has only a career free throw shooting percentage, and it is even more unimaginable that this scoring machine has created a 38% free throw shooting rate in a single season.

Bo Outlaw.

This is a former Magic star with a 15-year NBA career and a career free throw percentage, the worst season of free throw percentage.

Shaquille O'Neal.

Big Fat O'Neal is arguably the greatest center of the early 21st century, but the legendary center has also added a mastery of "shark hacking" to the NBA tactical system. O'Neal's 19-year career free-throw shooting percentage often comes at critical moments in the game, and opponents often want to send him to the free-throw line rather than knock him over on the inside.

Greg Anderson.

This old man has been on many teams in his 10-year career, and he has not been able to stay long in teams such as the Spurs, Bucks, Nets, Nuggets, Pistons, and Hawks, and he has a career free throw shooting percentage.

Bill Russell.

The old man has 11 championship rings, but his free throw shooting is a big shortcoming, and his career free throw percentage, but fortunately in those days, shark slashing tactics had not yet been developed.

Dale Davis.

A 16-year NBA career has made him an excellent role player. However, Davis was really bad enough when it came to free throws, and his career early free throw shooting rate hovered around 50%, but then after a long period of hard work, his free throw shooting rate improved, and finally his entire career free throw shooting rate exceeded 50%.