"Tang Qian's jumping ability and shot-blocking ability are so amazing!" Zhang Weiping couldn't help but blurt out: "He reminds me of Olajuwon of the Rockets! He reminds me of David Robinson of the Spurs!"

This sentence was originally a compliment, but it caused constant complaints on the Internet. Because many people felt that "Zhang Lili" was insulting Tang Qian. Why? The reason is very simple. Olajuwon and David Robinson are not good at blocking shots.

Can he be better than Tang Qian this season? 7+ blocks! Since the NBA officially calculated the block statistics, it has ranked first in history! And you still compare them??? Did Olajuwon average 5+ blocks per game in a season? David Robinson

Woolen cloth?

Since he doesn't even average 5+ blocks per game, then you're still talking nonsense.

This illustrates the point that Tang Qian's shot-blocking ability has already stood out from the crowd and is unique in the minds of the majority of fans.

He became the type of big devil.

In the ESPN live broadcast room, Gale Goodrich also said excitedly: "Look, look, what is this called? This is called a Rockets block! This is called a Rockets block!!!" Olajuwon beat Dre

Kesler said before: "Gayle, is this really a Rockets block? That Rockets block back then?" Rockets blocks are commonly used in NBA history. There is only one, and there is no semicolon. So what Olajuwon is referring to

, it’s already very clear.

Although it’s true that I haven’t watched the video, it is still far behind what Gail Goodrich witnessed in person.

It is far less convincing than the former.

"Of course, this is a Rockets shot blocking! I really thought it was extinct in NBA history? How did he learn it? This was Wilt's unique shot blocking skill back then! The strongest shot blocking skill in NBA history!"

El Goodrich obviously recalled some memories, and directly broadcast the big screen and said: "I have watched many games of Dongfang Fang. Although I am still a little unskilled in using it, it is already the best I have ever seen!"

"This is definitely not a coincidence!!!" Gail Goodrich said: "This guy's blocking ability is definitely the strongest except for Wilt and Russell! He averages 7+ blocks per game, I think

That’s his strength!”

"Rockets block?" Drexler obviously knows this blocking method, but it has only appeared once in the NBA for so many years. That was still a few decades ago, so he actually doesn't understand this legendary block defense.

I have always had doubts and doubts. "It can't be a coincidence! There are many people in the NBA who have done this kind of blocking! For example, McGee, who is not very smart! He has performed many such blocks.

!" Gale Goodrich said with a look of disgust and guidance: "You juniors, you just have too little understanding of the basketball skills of our era. We were in the barbaric period of basketball, and many of the innovations in the evolution of technology were.

From that era, there are certainly many impractical and transitional technologies, but... there are also many basketball technologies that no one can copy in this era."

"For example, this Rockets block!" Gale Goodrich seemed to be recalling: "You know I made a bet with Wilt during the Lakers days, that is, Wilt in his later years, that I would attack the shot he was guarding.

How many goals can be scored out of 10 under the basket? The answer is... none of them can be scored!" Gail Goodrich paused and continued: "Did you hear clearly? None of them can be scored.

!So in the 1980s, when I heard that Wilt blocked all of Irvin Johnson’s basketball attempts, I didn’t think it was an exaggeration at all! You can’t imagine Wilt’s under-the-basket awe in that era.

It's terrifying. Let's put it this way, he is the only one who can block sky-hook shots without confrontation and without any tricks! Look at the rest of them, they are all from the side or have not completely shot! It's a pity that there are too few video records of that era.

Too many frontal blocks were not recorded, otherwise, hehehe." Gudry laughed a few times strangely: "Fortunately, Kareem met Wilt who was seriously injured in his later years. Fortunately, Wilt was not that interested in playing basketball.

In my heart, although both of them are Lakers legends, I'm sorry to say that if we just talk about offensive and defensive dominance, then even Wilt, who plays casually, cannot be compared to Kareem. And you have to know that I only compete with him in his twilight years.

Wilt was once a teammate, and when he was young, he was a dragon-slaying warrior, as if everything he did was effortless."

This blow made "Glider" Drexler a little frustrated and said: "Then he only has two championship rings, right? And how can you be so sure that this is a Rockets block?" Hearing this, Gayle.

Goodrich looked at Drexler as if he were a fool and said, "How many championship rings do you have?" Drexler's face suddenly turned ugly, because he only had one, or something similar to

The one who came to the senior newspaper group was not the so-called boss champion. "It's just that he came too late. At that time, Elgin was already dying. If it weren't for his fame, it would be better to take him with him than to take him. Then

The proof is that we had an astonishing 33-game winning streak without Elgin. And for some reason, Jerry's performance this year was extremely abnormal. He could only shoot 37% in the entire playoffs, and only 37% in the finals.

32% shooting rate, averaging 19+ points per game, less than in the playoffs, and less than in the regular season. I asked him, and he said that he fell down so many times here that he had a sense of panic. I

That year's finals averaged 25+ points per game, which was indeed the most among the Lakers, but the victory was not due to me, but to Wilt. He injured his wrist in the conference finals, and in the third game of the finals, he was

The other hand was fractured just by examination. If you look at the magazines and videos from that year, you will definitely see that both of Wilt’s hands were wrapped in thick bandages. Wilt was indeed playing basketball against each other.

He doesn’t take it too seriously, but once he does, it is invincible. Similar to Reid before, he played an extremely powerful spiritual leader in the playoffs. In the last game, he scored a near-quadruple-double with 24 points.

With 29 rebounds, 8 assists and 8 blocks, his shooting rate was as high as 71.2%, leading us to take away the game and win the cup! Basically, he maintained super efficiency in this series, especially on the defensive end, with invincible contributions in rebounding and blocking.

It provides the greatest protection for the rest of us! And now I will answer your second question, why the Rockets blocked the shot." Gail Goodrich pointed to the slow-motion replay on the big screen and said: "Look to the east.

In this block, he gave up part of his position under the basket and retreated a bit in advance, and this is also one of the essences of Wilt's Rockets block."

"What do you mean?" Drexler asked, "What's the essence?"

"Do you know why Wilt basically doesn't have a record of fouling out? A monster who lives in the interior and dominates offense and defense without a three-point line. It's nonsense to say that he was afraid of fouls in the end. The reason is Wilt's blocking method. Basically

There is no need for physical contact, so natural fouls are very limited. Rockets blocking is one of their unique skills. This kind of blocking method will never be punished with any defensive fouls or personal fouls, because there is no physical foul at all.

Make contact."

"Then why are there so few shot-blocking methods? No, why are they almost never reproduced?" Drexler asked again a bit stupidly. This time it was not Gail Goodrich's turn to speak.

Olajuwon, who was next to Drexler, opened his mouth and said: "It's because of lack of ability, right? It's just like Kareem's skyhook, no one can inherit it."

"Bingo!" Gale Goodrich snapped his fingers: "That's it. He is worthy of being the first of the four major centers in the 1990s. This ability of understanding is unmatched by ordinary stars." He, an "ordinary star", of course is

Drexler, who was next to Olajuwon, was sarcastic. Drexler blushed a little. Fortunately, he was a black man, so he couldn't see it clearly and said: "Then how can it be reproduced? Why can that Asian

Displayed? Since you said it was not a coincidence."

"What are the conditions?" Goodrich said in a long voice, "I actually asked Wilt."

"His answer was simple. That's about it."

Seeing that both Drexler and Olajuwon were attentive and listening, he slowly said: "Running, high jumping, strength, explosiveness, endurance, etc., if they all reach the Olympic level or the world championship level, that's about it."

???!!!!!!!!!!!!

"You, what are you talking about? You are not joking!!! You are also a professional athlete yourself. Don't you know the almost unbridgeable gap between sports and sports?" Drexler said excitedly

He retorted: "We are just basketball players. If we are asked to compete with specialized runners, high jumpers, shot put and discus throwers, what is that if we are not looking for torture and death? Who can do it???"

"That's because you have no knowledge." Gale Goodrich said with some emotion: "It's also because this kind of superman has never been born again in this era."

"You are talking nonsense..." Before Drexler could finish speaking, Olajuwon said in a deep voice: "I see, I never could learn this trick before. It turns out that the physical hardware and quality are different.

"So far? I understand. When you say this, it is indeed like this." "Hakeem, you..." Drexler didn't understand why Olajuwon said that.

"This kind of person, this kind of basketball player, exists in history." Olajuwon said: "It is the No. 13 of the Lakers, Wilt Chamberlain."

Drexler was stunned when he heard this, and then became slightly absent-minded.

Toyota Center.

Of course it is impossible for the referee to blow the ball like this. In fact, there is no reason or excuse at all for the ball to be blown.

There was no physical contact during the entire process, and the shot was blocked so cleanly, how could a penalty be called?

Handing the basketball in his hand to Nash, Tang Qian looked at Harden and said plainly and ruthlessly: "Continue, King of Porcelain, please continue your performance. I'm in the paint, and I'm waiting for you under the basket."

Damn it! I got caught!!! Bastard!!!

Harden couldn't swallow this breath, and he decided to get the next ball back.

"The shot-catching shot by Dongfang Fang was very exciting, but they are still very weak on the offensive end...what? Dongfang Fang grabbed another offensive rebound? He jumped directly and dunked? Howard reacted slowly! This ball can't be blocked!"

Amidst the commentary of the Rockets' home commentator, a muffled sound of the basket was heard in every corner of the Toyota Center. Howard was pushed away by Tang Qian, and then lost his defensive position. The Lakers' No. 29 violent dunk

Score!

"Come if you don't agree." Tang Qian said to Howard after landing, without hesitation at all, as if it was a matter of course.

This piece of shit!!! His strength is so huge all of a sudden??? Are you kidding??? He must have used drugs!!! He must have used Chinese Kung Fu!!! I want to file a complaint against him!!! I want to

Complain against him after the game!!!!

Howard's weight this season is extremely close to 290 pounds! This is already one of the top weights in the league, and few people can take advantage of him in physical confrontation! For a whole season, this is indeed the case, Howard has a bit of a second spring.

Feeling. Unfortunately, until tonight, everything was different.

His weight and confrontation suddenly lost his absolute advantage, and even the things he was proud of before such as his speed, explosiveness and jumping were completely suppressed by the Lakers' No. 29. This kind of blow is really extremely strong.

Extremely powerful.

Howard was a little confused.

Like him, there is Rockets No. 13 James Harden. McHale is also doing a disservice at the moment. He still keeps reminding him on the sidelines, "create damage," "create fouls," and "let that Eastern center off the court."

.This may make sense from a coaching and tactical perspective, but tonight, tonight, it is obvious that some people are not prepared to reason with him and the Rockets.

He is naturally the Lakers' No. 5, No. 29, Tang Qian.

Mike D'Antoni also became nervous. He was afraid that Tang Qian would be sent off for a foul, so he said again: "Kill Howard..." But before he could finish speaking, Tang Qian turned around and said: "No need! Let them

Come!"

"Hot! You're crazy! One success is enough! You have proven yourself! You can do it already! There is no need to take any more risks!" Mike D'Antoni said. Knowing that Tang Qian no longer paid attention to him, he turned his face.

Looking at Harden holding the ball outside, he said: "Come on! e.on~"

"This Oriental guy is too arrogant! James! Destroy him! Send him to graduation!"

"Get him out! James! Kick him off the court!"

"Fuck this Oriental guy!!! Let him be arrogant on the bench!!!"

Compared with players, in fact, home fans are sometimes the crazy creators of trash talk, because they do not need to bear too much verbal responsibility. With so many people taunting together, who do you want the league to go to? And the home court

Trash talking in away games is also a big tradition in the NBA, isn't it?

If you can't stand this, why are you still playing? Why are you still a star?
To be continued...