Today is definitely a 2K game Tuka party carnival because...
Bamba is super god!
In the losing game to the 76ers, he played 30 minutes, shooting 12 of 15, including 8 of 9 three-pointers, and cut 32 points and 3 blocks!
If it weren't for the Magic being played early, Bamba's stats might have been better.
Played 6 minutes in the first quarter and scored 8 points on 3-of-5 shooting;
Playing 12 minutes in the second quarter, he scored 20 points on 7-of-8 shooting and hit all five three-point shots at the top of the arc.
It is worth mentioning that the 8 three-pointers in the whole game are the most hit records in a single game by the Magic's center in history, breaking 33 years of history.
How to vote, today's Bamba, Curry possessed...
Seeing that Bamba can play a highlight performance, Di Ge is still very pleased.
Familiar brothers should know that the old man has always been his loyal expectant.
Not because of the game, but in reality, it is always thought that Bamba's body, as well as a relatively soft shooting feel, if it can't be played, it is a waste of talent.
2 meters 13 tall, 2 meters 39 arm span, covering half-court range, coupled with top-notch defense awareness.
There are a whole bunch of 3D flanks on the free market, but there are really very few 3D centers like Bamba.
Excluding this game, Bamba has averaged 9.8 points, 8.4 rebounds and 2.1 blocks per game this season (third in the league).
Many people always like to say that his defensive position is very bad, and the offense always likes to float and shoot.
This is actually a stereotype, and the blame cannot be all on Bamba's head.
The Magic's current system is to launch an offense with Cole Anthony as the core, and the remaining four people will open up as much space as possible after blocking and dismantling, providing them with more opportunities to break through.
It's not just Bamba who has to go out and shoot, but people like Carter Jr. and the Wagner brothers have to leave their comfort zone in order to accommodate the former.
Little Lopez, who has been a blue-collar worker all his life, is also not spared.
Bamba's shooting percentage in the Paints this season, reaching 59.9%, can rank 74th in the league, upstream level.
And his total shooting percentage, but only 44.4%, why?
Because of the more three-point shots, the task was arranged by the coach, and he couldn't resist.
Previous sources showed that Bamba had been put on the shelves by magic, and the asking price was a first round.
Rebuilding teams like the Thunder and Rockets can try to scratch the prize.
The Rockets, in particular, Tess and Wood, are definitely going to be sent away, and Garupa is currently at the risk of becoming a parallel cargo.
In exchange for Bamba in the first round, he and Shin Kyung partnered on the inside, attacking and defending, and both of them could shoot.
On the surface, it is indeed very suitable, and a first round is not a loss for the Rockets, even if it does not scratch the prize.
Brothers, what do you think?