#2021生机大会 #
DAVIS: Old man, they want me to catch up with you.
Duncan: Hmmm...
DAVIES: You've had a brilliant career and I know it's going to be hard to catch up with you.
Duncan: For so many years, I just played, enjoyed the game, and loved what I did.
Davis: 26,496 points, 15,091 rebounds, 3,020 blocks, 1,392 games, 5 career NBA championships, 2 MVP, 3 FMVP, 15 NBA All-NBA, 15 NBA Defensive, 15 NBA All-Star Teams. That's what you leave to the NBA.
Duncan: You care so much about these numbers?
Davis: It's not that I care, it's the people who like me who care, and I can't let them down.
Duncan: Then you go catch up with the numbers.
Davis: I've been playing in the NBA for eight years, with 1 championship, 4 all-in-a-team, 4 all-defensive, 7 All-Star, and never won an MVP or an FMVP.
Duncan: Young people, this is already a perfect career start.
Davis: But in your first eight years, you've had 3 championships, 2 MVP, 3 FMVP, 8 All-Team, 8 All-Defensive, 7 All-Star. In the first eight years of my career, you and I were 2 championships, 2 MVP, 3 FMVP, 4 Best Team and 4 Best Defensive Team!
Duncan: Don't think so, your score is much higher than mine, and your data is much prettier than mine.
Davis: Don't lie to me old man! I looked at the historical change in NBA scoring per game from '85 to the present, and the lowest average points per game are basically concentrated in the 97-13 period, you only shot 14.6 times in a game, and now, I have at least 17.3 shots per game. I just can't believe you're averaging 19 points per game!
Duncan: You don't care about the numbers.
Davis: Don't tell me you never cared about this!
Duncan: There's an old man who's older than me who never allows me to remember that.
Davis: So how exactly did you do that?
Duncan: I don't know. Throughout my career, the old man who was older than me just kept letting me cover, block, dismantle, select, incise, and strategize. He told me that after the opening, he let me catch the ball and hit one, block the next one, and shoot another, so that I could carry the bald man who liked to twist his body to the basket and the defender who could only turn the top. Then we keep winning.
Davis: That's it? That's why you hang bosh at the age of thirty-six or seven and Jordan Jr. at the age of 38?
Duncan: Maybe.
Davis: Uncle Deng, apart from "the future is yours," can you say something to me?
Duncan: On a summer night in 1997, when I was 21 years old, I first came to San Antonio — in the Alamo, where more than six thousand fans waited quietly for me. I was forced to the podium.
DAVIS: What did you say to the fans at the time?
Duncan: In front of 6,000 fans, I tell them: It feels good to be here. I don't know what to say, I just hope you're ready – to win many, many games.
Davis: Winning a lot of games?
Duncan: Yeah, for those people who like you, win a lot of games.