Lao Zhan s "fig leaf" is broken! How much water is added to his historical status if he doesn t dare to single out and still shirks the blame?

James likes to boast that LeBron James is the "Almighty God of War" and when they gild him with "Almighty" and "Team First", have they ever thought about it - this is just a gorgeous fig leaf for "not daring to fight alone"! Let’s not talk about anything else, let’s just say that his “single phobia” that has been hidden for more than ten years must be exposed today! The league held a one-on-one match, and Curry and Durant agreed without saying a word. This old man stood up and pretended to be aloof, saying that "basketball is a sport for five people." Are the two superstars playing house? To put it bluntly, I am just a coward, afraid of being exposed in front of the whole world.

Some people say that he is too old and doesn’t want to bother? What about being beaten by Durant in a one-on-one duel with the team in the 2012 Olympics? At that time, Kobe was on the court, so he was hiding behind as a spectator. As a result, KD immediately packed up a circle of people and pressed his so-called "strength advantage" to the ground and rubbed him. What's even more embarrassing is the time with retired veteran Monty. All five balls were blocked, and the shot almost hit the edge of the backboard. After the game, I was in a hurry to take away all the tapes. Unfortunately, there are still clips circulating on the Internet. The embarrassing energy can be felt through the screen. He could even break the rules by walking in a one-on-one duel with his own son. Is that what he has with his "historic physical talent"? If we really want to strictly check his movements, half of his historical scoring title will be squeezed out.

And throughout Lao Zhan's career, his "blame-breaking collection" at critical moments is more worthy of collection than his championship ring. When it comes to winning shots, he always chooses "more reasonable shots" - to put it bluntly, he lets his teammates carry the thunder; when it comes to one-on-one ability, when facing a classic striker like Pierce, his first reaction is always to call a pick-and-roll to switch to the defensive strong point and the weak point. His tactical board always says "misplaced crushing" and he never dares to prove himself in a fair duel.

Don't use "team basketball" as a fig leaf. His career statistics seem to be firmly among the "top three in history", but Jordan-Jabbar is not the master of one-on-one challenges. He only relies on finding mismatches to brush up statistics. He can be exposed in a one-on-one confrontation. Even the list admits that he is "better at tactical execution than personal confrontation." This translates to: If you can't fight a tough battle, you can only rely on your teammates to protect you. The so-called "historical physical talent" essentially relies on weight and speed to bully small men. Once he encounters a defender with a comparable height and wingspan, his turnaround jump shot is like a rusty gear, and his post-up singles are more like performing a mechanical dance. Don’t forget that you didn’t dare to hit the elderly Barea in the back. Is this instinct to avoid one-on-ones engraved in your DNA a manifestation of “basketball IQ”? When Jordan taught Payton a lesson with a mid-range shot and Kobe Bryant leaned back against Battier, James was studying the "passing vision analysis chart." Has the definition of a legendary star changed from "Give me the ball and I will win" to "Put the blame on you"?

When a major game encounters a life-and-death ball, Lao Zhan will either pass the ball to his teammates or hit the iron, relying on the media to boast about his "big scene ability". It really makes him attack one-on-one like Kobe, and he has long been disarmed. Wake up those Jimmys who defend themselves with "triple-double data"! Under the modern basketball system, it is easier for a big core to hold the ball and provide assists than to eat. And when there are only 5 seconds left in the game and the score is stalemate, you will see the most sophisticated "responsibility transfer instrument" in human history - either suddenly turning into an invisible man running without the ball, or using a ground-breaking pass across half the court to make teammates the sinners. This "never touch the pot" survival philosophy has made the data sheet perfect, but it has exposed the flaws of the king's heart.

In the final analysis, Lao Zhan is an exquisite "team pseudo-superstar". He has spent his whole life relying on his physical talent to rush to the basket. However, he cannot make up for his shortcomings in shooting. When one-on-one, he is defended accurately. He doesn't dare to participate in heads-up matches, he doesn't dare to go head-to-head with top scorers, he can even embarrass himself when playing against his son, and he always uses "all-around" and "team" as a guise to blame him. How dare such a player say that he is the GOAT?