"When the inside singles attract two opponents, remember that one of our side will definitely be free and pass the ball to him. Don't stick the ball yourself! You can't reach the level of challenging the opponent's entire team by yourself!"

"You must use your own strength. Your strength must be combined with your technology. Don't separate the strength from the technology, so that you will never become a great center!" [The latest updates in search are all on.]

"When you need to take the position, you must pay attention to the running position of your teammates. Once there is no chance, you must pass it to them and reorganize the attack!"

"Don't hold the ball for a long time. Once the opponent's big guy squeezes you together, you will be dead!"

"Don't always use your left foot as the axis, you can use your right foot as the axis. It is easy for others to be vigilant in a single way!"

"Don't move your axial foot, just move it!"

"Pay attention to your waist. When turning around, you must lower your center of gravity, so that you can use your strength!"

"After going back, we must strengthen the combination of strength and footsteps!"

The game was spent in garbage time, and the Washington Wizards won again. After that, the team disbanded on the spot, Michael Jordan took Brandon Haywood and me on a plane to Philadelphia.

On the plane, Michael Jordan sat next to me, holding the dv shot by Steve Kate, constantly pointing out my mistakes in low-single singles in the game, and patiently explaining me every technical link.

I was flattered. Michael Jordan is not a center, but he knows a lot about center skills. I don’t know if anyone else has received guidance from Michael Jordan or not to agree with his guidance, but I think Michael Jordan is really professional.

Everyone says that Michael Jordan is difficult to get along with, whether it is his teammate or opponent, he is almost impossible to escape under his poisonous tongue. But I feel that Michael Jordan is not as people say. At least he is quite good to me. I am grateful to him! He gives me plenty of space. Whether the Kwame Brown in his previous life became a parallel product because of him.

Philadelphia, the sixth largest city in the United States, and the largest city in Pennsylvania, the full name is Feradelfia. It is abbreviated in English. The word consists of two Greek words, philos means love, and adelpho means brother. Therefore, Philadelphia is also called "cityof"

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lylove”, “The City of Love of Brothers”.

Philadelphia is a famous American city with many historical sites. The ** Square, established in 1730, is now part of the National ** Park. The Palace of the Inner ** Palace was the place where the ** Declaration was announced on July 4, 1776, and contains the famous Liberty Bell. The nearby Carpenter Hall was the site of the First Continental Congress. The Christian Church, built in 1727, was the chapel of Washington, Franklin and other leaders of the War period, and there is also the tomb of Franklin nearby. Philadelphia was also the capital of the United States from 1790 to 1800.

Since the 19th century, Philadelphia's railways and ports have developed rapidly, and manufacturing industry has emerged. In 1860, the output value of manufacturing industry once accounted for 30% of the country. Even now, it is still one of the major economic, transportation and cultural centers in the United States.

Of course, we came here to participate in the All-Star Weekend, not to travel or visit. As for those historical sites, they may be commendable for a country with only a few hundred years of history, and they really don't have much significance for a soul traveling through a country with a few thousand years of history.

Philadelphia was supposed to host the All-Star Weekend in the 1999 season, but due to an unprecedented shutdown, the All-Star Weekend was forced to be cancelled. In order to make up for the injured hearts of the Phillies, Stern specially placed the 2002 All-Star Weekend in Philadelphia in 2000. For the Philadelphia, this loss was enough to make them happy for a long time.

In my memory, this All-Star weekend was the last All-Star to allow players to wear their own team uniforms. In this game, the Western Conference All-Stars finally defeated the Eastern Conference All-Stars 135-120. Kobe Bryant, who is closest to God, won the title of Most Valuable Player in the game. He scored 31 points, sent 5 assists, and scored 5 rebounds. Bryant became the first place to win 3 in the All-Star Game since Michael Jordan in 1993.

0 points player. In the second half, because the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Philadelphia 76ers in the finals last season, Kobe, who was born in Philadelphia, became the target of fans' ruthless attacks; whenever he received the ball, the fans gave the endless booing to the All-Star player. After the game, when the Executive President David Stern's Most Valuable Player Award was awarded, the entire field was overwhelmed by the crowd. This is the only All-Star fan booed the All-Star MVP so far.

In this All-Star Game, the Magic's Tracy McGrady led the Eastern Conference All-Star Game alone, and took the bench to stage a classic shot in the NBA All-Star Game: self-selling - smashing the board - self-snatching.

The dunk contest championship was won by Jason Richardson, and the Kings' Peja Stojakovic defeated Wesley Parson in overtime to win the three-point crown.

Of course, there is another shocking thing in this All-Star Class. The vigorous first-year rookie actually killed the second-year rookie and set a precedent. The most ridiculous thing is that none of the drafts in this class have become superstars, and the best ones are Tony Parker, Paul Gasol and Hawk King Joe Johnson.

I came here just to play soybeans this time. A center basically has no chance to perform in such a game. It is not fast, and the dunk is not exciting. The big hats and rebounds that I am good at are banned in such games. As for the three-point competition, is it still expected to be able to destroy Peja Stojakovic? This is simply a super joke in the international world.

Michael Jordan threw Brandon Haywood and me into the hotel and went to socialize with his old friends and acquaintances alone.

In the room, I was doing stretching training myself, constantly stretching my waist and legs. Brandon Haywood held the remote control and kept changing the TV channels, obviously there was no program he was interested in.

"Kaome! Let's go out for a walk together. We can finally arrange it myself. Let's go and see the night view of Philadelphia!" Brandon Haywood put down the hateful remote control and said to me.

“Where to go?”

"Chinatown! It's more lively!"
Chapter completed!