The NBA is not lacking in talent, why the league has to change the rules, its purpose is to maintain a basic fairness, that is, some players are too strong, the league will change the rules to limit him, the purpose is to make the game more ornamental In history, there are many stars in history who have to change the rules because they are too unsolvable, such as Jordan, Kobe and other superstars, in fact, the ultimate purpose is to make other players have a certain competitiveness.
For example, after O'Neal changed the rules for him, he did not stand out again, has been tepid, began to wander the teams, but some players will not be restricted by the rules, such as Jordan, James, Kobe and other superstars No matter how the rules are changed, the dominance still exists, so the real superstar will not limit his play because of the change of rules, if you are restricted, it means that you have not yet reached that level, so there is still a gap between superstars, and there is still a difference in strength.
For example, this season's Harden, Lillard, these two are called superstars by fans, and these two years of rising stars Doncic, Trae Young are called superstars, but after the new season changes the rules, the data has dropped sharply, but some stars are not moved, look at the offensive and defensive data rankings of defenders this season: first: DeRozan, 94.5, second: Lowry, 95.3, third: Barton, 96.6, fourth: Jazz Mitchell, 97.7, fifth: Jaylen Brown, 99.2, sixth: Curry, 99.3, Seventh: Schroeder, 99.5, tied for eighth: Lonzo Ball & Edwards, 99.7, Tenth: Smart, 100.2, where did the former superstar defender go?
Do you think the rules will change the power of superstars?