Have Wenban gained muscle? The muscle lines on the arm are obvious

Recently, a photo from the Wen Class caused heated discussion. It was a side photo, but the muscle lines on the arm were obvious, and the lower limbs were also very muscled, which gave people a very strong feeling. Some fans said that this is obviously a successful muscle building!

Some fans also said that for some reason, they always feel that Wenban feels a little dumb. Is this the Spurs tradition? Seeing him always makes people think of Duncan unconsciously...

As we all know, "Daidai" should be a compliment in the Spurs, but the Wenban and Duncan are still far from each other. There is still a long and even longer way to go to achieve "Daidai". However, judging from this photo, the Wenban obviously gained weight. Looking at his makeup photos of joining the league, it was very obvious when compared and it was indeed much stronger.

Wen Class only played 46 games last season due to venous thrombosis, averaged 33.2 minutes per game, scored 24.3 points, 11 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 1.1 steals, 3.8 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 47.6%, three-point shooting percentage of 35.2%, and 83.6% free throw percentage because he only played 46 games, which made him miss many awards. He had the opportunity to enter the Best Team, Best Defensive Team, Best Block King, Best Defensive Player in his second season, but because he didn't have enough games to win these awards.

This year's offseason literary class paid for a trip to China, which was also very special. First, he went to Tiananmen Square and climbed the Great Wall. Then he was deeply attracted by the Shaolin Temple culture. Then he was directly ordained and experienced the 10-day practice of Shaolin. Every day I follow the masters to attend morning classes, evening classes, running, practicing qigong, etc. It is said that I have gained a lot after the end and experienced a completely different feeling.

After the end of the trip to China, the Spurs also officially announced that Wenban Yama has fully recovered from venous thrombosis, and the league has also approved him to participate in the NBA games next season.

So next season, fans are still very looking forward to the literary class, looking forward to what kind of data and performance he can play.

Today, Spurs reporter Jeff McDonald connected with Rockets reporter Danielle Lerner and talked about his views on the Spurs' new season.

Jeff said: "I am full of confidence in the Spurs' new season. The most important reason is Vanban Yama. Last season, he ended his second season early due to health problems. Now he can return to the stadium healthily, which is the best signal for the Spurs."

"In addition, the best rookie Castle has been improving. Fox, introduced on the season trading deadline, will usher in the full season. In addition, rookie Dylan Harper has also joined, which will provide assistance to the team."

"But whether the Spurs can rise this season still depends to a large extent on whether Vanban Yama can return to the arena and play at the level he deserves."

"In addition, there are some hidden dangers, so no injuries are needed. As mentioned, there is also new coach Johnson who officially replaced Popovich, and he may still need some time to learn and grow. "

Finally, talking about the goals of the new season, the reporter said, "The Spurs have not entered the playoffs for 6 years, which is the longest in the team's history. But the West is still full of strong people in the new season. If the Spurs want to enter the playoffs, they may also hope that other teams will have some bad situations besides themselves." "

"But at least the Spurs should be able to win 40 games, so that they can retain the hope of entering the playoffs and then the possibility of entering the playoffs."

By the way, is it a bit underestimated that having Wenban, Fox, Castle, Barnes, Harper, and Sohan only won 40 games?