McGrady s evaluation of the top 5 NBA singles champions!

Who is McGrady, the "White Horse and Silver Gun"? Back then, he scored a jump shot and swept the thousands of troops, and the two-time scoring kings were in hand. When it comes to single-handed fights, no one dared to underestimate him! Recently, the legend has posted a list of historical singles kings in the show, instantly exploding the basketball circle: Jordan, Kobe, Anthony, Durant, Harden - without himself, and without James Irving!

TOP5 Why are they? McGrady's hard-core logic

1. Jordan: The capital of the gods is the first in history in averaging 30.1 points per game, scoring 33.4 points in the playoffs, and the 10-seat scoring champion is at the bottom! The horror of the old gangster is that he is stagnant from the sky, he can adjust the angle three times in the air when he falls back and jumps. You will never guess where the ball will fly before landing. US media certified his fallback jump shot as the second difficult skill in history, second only to Tiangou.

2. Kobe: Technical flow ceiling

81 points in a single game, 62 points in three quarters - the craziest scoring record in the 21st century! McGrady said bluntly: "Bryant has achieved great skills, and he may not even defend himself even if he doubles up." Damn Olajuwang personally admitted that only Kobe has learned the essence of dream steps in the entire league. US media ranked fifth in the back jump shot, but no one can match his strong shot ability.

3. Anthony: Underrated Kaleidoscope

"Melons are third, don't accept it?" McGrady threw out the key points: killing gods in the international arena, attacking Kaleidoscope**! The three threats were tested and pulled out, and the strong shots were taken by the basket, and the FIBA rules still beat the whole game. Average of 22.5 points in his career? That's not to see his seven-year peak in New York!

4. Durant: The unsolved misaligned machine

has a shooting percentage of over 50% for 12 consecutive seasons, and the center is tall and the guard is agile. Durant's singles round efficiency is as high as 1.16 points, but McGrady puts melons ahead, perhaps because of the "melon-style singles" more pure: needing balls, clearing, and crushing one-on-one.

5. Harden: Data crushing questions

why should I squeeze out Irving? With 673 singles in a single season, the fault leads the entire league! Scoring 1.06 points per round, taking a step back three-pointer forcing the NBA to change the rules - the only unique skill that is currently selected as the "Top Ten Most Hardest Techniques". Embiid said: "The scores in history are better than Harden!"

The controversy is storming: Why did King James Irving fail?

James: McGrady didn't say it directly, but he pointed out the key - "team-type play" relies on pick-and-roll! He scored 27.2 points in his career but he liked to score more, and the proportion of single-handed matches was relatively low.

Irving: The style of the game is gorgeous but not enough singles to look at it? Last season, only half of the singles played in Harden! Famous speaker Sharp finished the game: "Joeu will always be the top two in the defender, and Harden will be in the third place."

Durant loses the Melon? Fans are quarreling! Supporters said: "KD is efficient but Melon is more 'old-school' single-handed"; the opposition retorted: "Durant is misplaced and has no solution, Melon's career is 0 championships!"

The password of the singles king's era:

From Jordan's backward, Kobe's strong shot, to Harden's three-pointer step-back - the art of single-handed is killing from the penalty area to the three-point line! US media statistics: the proportion of singles rounds has increased by 12% in the past five years, and it is still a iron rule to win the key ball to the superstar.

The author commented:

McDy's ranking hides basketball philosophy - to choose KD for efficiency, to look at Kobe for aesthetics, to choose Jordan for violent aesthetics! Harden used magic ball to rewritten the definition of one-on-one challenge, and melon... that is the passionate totem of street basketball! As for King James? He had long realized that the champion is not a one-on-one challenge, but a team is the king!