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The 96 generations are gradually getting old, and now they are supported in addition to Kobe. The 03 generation is in its prime, how to compare?

If you compare it with honor, 96 is even more prosperous. If you take the peak of the individual, it is also 96 powerful.

I think the 96 generation is stronger, the 03 generation is physically energetic, the 96 generation is technology-intensive, and there is no shortage of pan-capital, Camby, these defensive giants, everyone is at the peak of the 03 generation.

If both teams are young, it must be 96, and the current James, Wade, and Bosh form a triumvirate, and Anthony went to New York and didn't bring anything to New York, and New York, which was very strong in the first half of last year, is not as good as before; And I think the tactics of 96 are more abundant, after all, there is Ray Allen, as long as you shrink the defense, you can give Ray Allen the ball and let him shoot three points! (Personal opinion).

If you compare it to its peak state, it's '96.

Personally, I think it's still the 96** generation that is stronger, of course, I mean when they are all in the ** period.

It should be that the 03 generation is slightly stronger, because the 03 generation has an advantage in height and strength, so the PK will be more polished.

96 , in addition to Kobe, Iverson, Ray Allen, Nash and Camby Fisher, Marbury, Walker, Big Z Dampier 03 It seems that only James, Wade, Anthony, and Bosh are more famous.

<> Garnett: The legendary star Garnett, who has announced his retirement, updated his social **, on which he posted a ** with a cigar in his mouth, and it can be seen that the life of the wolf king after retirement is very comfortable.

Ray Allen: After leaving the NBA, Ray Allen will still consciously insist on training, his waist is still flat and favorable, and his abdominal muscles are looming.

Ben Wallace: After retiring from the army, Big Ben got into trouble, he was caught in a car accident and was sentenced to one year in prison in March 2014.

Antoine Walker: He declared bankruptcy in 2010 and spent the billions he earned, but with unremitting efforts, he finally paid off his debts in 2013, and then he often served as a positive role model in the NBA, teaching rookies and earning some living expenses along the way.

Fisher: In 2014, Fisher retired directly despite Durant's retention and took over the Knicks' coaching. But as a puppet of "Zen Master" Jackson, Fisher's first season in charge was miserable.

Nash: After retiring, Nash is also very laid-back, patting advertisements, playing librarians, doing publicity, and "comicing" to the end.

Iverson: As an iconic figure of the 1996 generation, Iverson went to China many times to participate in gold mining activities after retiring from the army.

Although he didn't have to be at 4 a.m., he also got up early and took a private jet to work at his company.

Bryant has a dizzying dribbling skill and his feints are realistic, but that doesn't mean Bryant can only rely on skill. He's quick on the start, basically getting off the defense in one step, and few in the league can keep up with his quick footwork. In addition, Bryant's shooting skills are excellent, whether it is a backward jumper or a positional jumper, it is very accurate.

Of course, accuracy is not something that can be cultivated by talent alone, and the former hail Kobe Bryant is also a player who has repeatedly sent out "three non-sticks", but after two summers of hard training, he finally became a god-accurate shooter.

At the age of 29, Kobe Bryant has already achieved great things: he was selected to the All-Star team 10 times and won two consecutive regular-season scoring titles; 24 career single-game scoring 50 points; The player with the most times after Wilt Chamberlain (118) and Michael Jordan (31). Moreover, Kobe Bryant still has a lot of time to catch up with these two seniors.

A senior scout likened Kobe Bryant to a mathematician on the court. In his theory, basketball is not much different from geometry, and the path is the most important factor in the game. And those who defend Kobe Bryant often have a hard time finding the right path.

Because Bryant can quickly read any defense, find the best path immediately, and then use trigonometry-like breakthroughs to break down all the opponent's defenses.

This is Kobe Bryant, a great attacker. How many people in the world can guard against him one-on-one?