Although there are many games in the NBA today, I can no longer find the eager desire to play **. Why is that?
Come to think of it, there must be some personal reasons. Maybe it's because my love for basketball has decreased a little bit as I get olderOr maybe it's because the star of your choice has retired. But perhaps the most crucial reason is that the game has become less exciting. Even in the playoffs, or even in the Finals, it's hard for me to feel the excitement I felt at the beginning.
In the past, the game was always full of suspense. Even when the West is strong and the East is weak, the finals can surprise us. There may be strong teams and weak teams, such as the Lakers were strong teams during the three-game winning streak, but against most teams, the game is often played until the last minute. I remember that the last quarter at that time could often play for half an hour, the score was between one or two points, the referee kept blowing a timeout, and the coach arranged tactics. And now, this is called three check-ins, and the suspense is no longer there.
Moreover, at that time, the distinction between strong and weak teams was not as obvious as it is now, and you can even see dynasty teams that can win three consecutive championships. But what about now?All the stars are gathered together, but they can't play three consecutive championships, is this the level of the stars dropping?Or ......There is another secret?
Moreover, the position of the player is now blurred.
In today's game, there is not enough suspense, and the stars will only blindly shoot three-pointers regardless of their position. I used to like O'Neal's tough style on the inside, like Iverson's sharp breaks, as well as Webb's playmaking on the inside, as well as the skillful passing of white chocolate, and Carter's amazing dunk ......And now?Only to see a group of people shoot threes?A bunch of people walking?A bunch of people crazy free throws?From the variety to the sameness, where is the personality of the stars?What's the difference?
There are still a few more on the court today that study beyond the three-point gameBack then, there were tall men who played inside, there were breakthrough masters, there were ball control masters, and there were emergency stop jump shooters. Fortunately, there are still people on the course who don't like the so-called "soma step" (to be honest, I don't understand what this "soma step" is, isn't it just walking?).Isn't the three-step jump of the layup supposed to be a big two, a small and three high jumps?A little scratching my head, maybe I'm old).
The change in the rules has far-reaching implications. The decline in the excitement of the game is of course related to the level of stars, after all, genius does not always appear, but the change of rules and the management of the league are also crucial. It's not O'Neal or the small-ball era that destroys the center, it's that the center doesn't play the way they do it.
The style of play that was once accepted seems to have all changed. What used to be considered reasonable is now a foul;What used to be considered a foul is now considered reasonable. It's not that I don't want to accept new things, but it's hard to accept the exact opposite.
The NBA is still the highest level of basketball in the world. Maybe the younger generation is fond of this kind of basketball, and those of us who are getting older may be experiencing a sense of confusion with our parents in our choices. However, recalling the happy times when I watched the NBA and talked about basketball with my parents, perhaps the era of basketball lasted longer.