In this year's All-Star Game, Curry and three-pointers and James' killer balls made up for the fans' disappointment in the dunk contest. When it comes to the dunk contest, I believe that the fans are two words: disappointment.
And the disappointment of this disappointment is undoubtedly the Rockets' top talent Jaylen Green. In the interview with reporters before the competition, he vowed:
"You can only wait and see, I will not let you down."
Everyone was expecting what kind of performance Green's explosive physical talent would bring, but in the first round, Green ended in failure, and it was the kind that failed many times.
After the game, Green continued in the reporter interview: "I will definitely participate in the dunk contest in the future, because this time I messed up, and I want to continue to participate next year." ”
"My dunk was high and powerful enough, but I couldn't dunk it tonight."
Well, that said, it means that Green still has the heart to improve, but the fans don't buy it.
During his sabbatical, Green started a live broadcast on Instagram. During the live broadcast, Green took out a large stack of banknotes to show the netizens, and threw them in the air, looking very enjoyable.
Old Jan's eldest son Brownie also interacted with Green and the two of them.
Subsequently, Green also posted a photo with his girlfriend on social media, in which the girlfriend picked up a large stack of banknotes, and Green was showing off his diamond chain.
Flaunting wealth can be, qi is also OK, not vigorous or called young people? (Good guys, teeth are diamond-encrusted)
But Green did not choose the right time, after contributing to the bad dunk contest, such behavior will naturally make many fans dissatisfied, I saw in the comment area that many fans are telling Green to work hard, do not relax themselves, and some Rockets fans directly call the team to choose the wrong person.
So far this season, Green has played in 43 games, averaging 30.4 minutes per game, with 14.6 points, 2.3 assists and 3.1 rebounds, and the Rockets are currently 15 wins and 43 losses, ranking first in the bottom of the West.
Green's stats are not bad for rookies, but compared to the performances of Cunningham, Mobley, Barnes, Kiddy and others, Green is always almost interesting.
The Rockets gave him a four-year, $40.81 million top-salary rookie contract, which is enough to reflect the confidence of the Rockets management in him, hoping that Green can play well in the future and end the spell of "one in the eyes of the list".
Leaders, what do you think?
Thank you for reading, and I wish you a bright heart