From the beginning of the birth of basketball, there is no three-point line, most of the scores are basically based on the interior attack, the space under the basket is limited after all, and the intensity of player confrontation is like a boxing field.
Players in the last century want to complete the score, relying on basketball technology alone is difficult to achieve, the referee for the limit of foul scale is very loose, players in the high pressure of grabbing, muscle collision is difficult to complete the shot smoothly, Jordan is called the "god of basketball", because in such a "scary" era, can still complete the career average of 30.1 points, 6.2 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 2.4 steals per game.
In 2014, Xiao Hua took over as Stern as president of the NBA, in order to maximize the commercial value of league games, Xiao Hua chose to transform the "hand-to-hand" style of play into a fast-paced, high-ornamental game, which is what we now commonly call the era of small ball. The referee blows the penalty rule in favor of the offensive players, the defensive attitude of the inside players becomes worse, the team chooses a more cost-effective three-point projection, and the charm of basketball defense is gone.
At the moment when the referee blows the scale of punishment sensitively, these five evil men are afraid that they will not be able to survive the first quarter of the game:
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >5, Rashid. Wallace</h1>
Career average: 14.5 points, 6.7 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game
Shot 46.5 percent from the field and 33.6 percent from three-point range
Filed in Rashid. Wallace, a player with a resounding title of "Roaring Heavenly Dignity", hides a very explosive heart under his fierce face, and as the center of the Pistons' "Bad Boy Army" that year, his career has been closely linked to technical fouls.
At the 1995 draft, Rashid. Wallace was selected by the Washington Bullets (now wizards) with the 4th pick in the first round, and his 2.08-meter height, 108 kilograms of weight and strong interior play allowed him to sit firmly in the main rotation of the team, averaging 10.8 points and 4.7 rebounds per game in his rookie season, and was traded to the Blazers in the summer of 1996.
In 6 seasons with the Trail Blazers, Rashid. Wallace ushered in the peak of his career, the rise in tactical status made his stats rise, averaging 19.3 points, 8.2 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game in the 01-02 season, and it was also at this stage that Wallace's fiery temper impressed fans.
In 2004, in a three-way transaction, Rashid. Wallace was sent to the Pistons, with Ben. Wallace, Prince, Hamilton, Billups and others joined hands to win the championship, and in this season's playoffs, "Roaring Heavenly Lord" played in 25 games, averaging 13.6 points and 6.9 rebounds per game, and the tough defense on the inside ensured that the Pistons team could finally win the championship.
Looking back on his 16-year career, he was selected as an All-Star four times, receiving a total of 317 technical fouls, ranking third in NBA history (followed by the NBA's top ten list of technical fouls), but averaging the first technical fouls per game in the league. In the 00-01 season, Rashid. Wallace received 41 technical fouls, the highest in NBA history.
At the end of his career, in a game with the Knicks, the "Roaring Heavenly Zun" only played 85 seconds before being sent off for clashing with opponents, colliding with referees, and eating two technical fouls. If the fiery temper is placed in the current league, it is clear that the probability of him getting two technical fouls and being sent off will skyrocket.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >4, Karl. Malone</h1>
Career average: 25 points, 10.1 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game
51.6% shooting percentage and 74.2% free throw shooting percentage
As one of the longest-running interior players in NBA history at the peak of his career, the 19-year career has allowed Carl Lloyd to take care of it. Malone has won a series of ancient statistics, and he is currently ranked second on the NBA scoring list with 36,982 points and seventh in the NBA rebounding list with 17,968 rebounds. A strong body (especially upper body strength) is the basis for him to maintain a high level of play, and it has also become a great weapon for hurting players.
cal. Two of The Most Famous Fouls of Malone's Career:
(1) In the 1998-99 season, during a regular regular season game between the Jazz and the Spurs, Carl Bergeron was killed. Malone once again blocked the card slot to "Admiral" David. Robinson struck an iron elbow, and this foul directly made Robinson lie on the ground for two full minutes, during which time his heartbeat and pulse became weak, but even for such a severe foul, the league only warned him after the game.
(2) In the 91-92 season, thomas the "Smiling Assassin" and Jazz guard Stockton have a long-standing grudge, the former using physical advantages to frequently play singles, as the Jazz team center Carl . Malone silently staged his plan of revenge. During a regular season game between the two sides in December, Thomas held the ball to the basket and Malone knocked it down with an iron elbow, causing the latter to stitch 40 stitches in his face after the game. This foul the league only gave Carl. Malone was banned for one game and fined $10,000.
Looking at the above two malicious fouls, there may be fans who think that Malone is playing very tough, but the truth is the opposite, as a representative of the NBA league bullying soft and afraid of hard, Carl . Malone's iron elbow is basically used on small players, and his fake wrestling skills are even more brilliant in the face of tall interior center. Although Karl. Malone ranked first in the league with 332 career technical fouls, but he doesn't like to create chaos on the court, and using small moves to disrupt opponents is his most common means.
As a tall interior center, Carl. Malone's career average of only 0.8 blocks per game, even less than a striker, the main score of his career comes from mid-range shooting and the smooth tactics with Stockton blocking, "a lifetime without a crown" may be the fate of this iron-blooded tough guy!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >3, Bruce. Bowen</h1>
Career average: 5.8 points, 2.7 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game
Shooting 40.7 percent from the field and 39.5 percent from three-point range
As the originator of the NBA league's 3D players, Bowen's career has been controversial, and his excellent outside defense (selected to the best defensive team eight times in his career) has allowed him to help the Spurs win 3 championships, but his poor defensive moves have been despised by most players in the league.
Stars who were badly injured by Bowen:
(1) Three times foot pad Carter
In the 1999-00 season, the Raptors led by Carter played against the Heat, the former was cushioned by Bowen after a dry jumper within the three-point line, fortunately Carter did not sprain his ankle.
In the 2003-04 season, Bowen came to the Spurs, and during the game between the two sides, Carter shot at the three-point line, and Bowen put his foot under Carter's right foot landing point, causing Carter to sprain his ankle and only walk with crutches for half a month.
In the 2004-05 season, Carter came to the Nets, Bowen in a game against the former three times in a row, the always temperamental Carter completely mad, rushed to find Bowen, if not the referee to block, the two sides are bound to add a vicious battle.
(2) In the 2005 Western Conference playoffs, the Spurs played supersonic (now the Thunder), and Bowen used the candy method to chase ray Allen, who accidentally injured his ankle by Bowen in an attack. In the 15-16 season, the two sides met again in the regular season, Ray Allen was sprained by Bowen's foot when the shot landed, and then Bowen intentionally or unintentionally kicked a kick, triggering a big scuffle between the two sides, at this time Bowen is still innocent!
(3) In addition to the above two players, Kobe, Iverson, James, Nash and other stars have encountered Bruce. Bowen's injuries, and the mediocre player, it is this "talent" of prejudice that allows it to survive in the cruel NBA league.
Interestingly, in the 2017 Spurs-Warriors series, Spurs forward Leonard encountered Pachulia's stepping foot, when the latter said he was innocent, and bruce Lee was a veteran of the game. Bowen said in an interview that there was no doubt that it was a malicious foul that was approved by the grandfather of the stepping foot, Zaza. The artistry of Pachulia's footing this time can be described as "deserved", and the Spurs seem to have experienced a reincarnation.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >2, John. Stockton</h1>
Career average: 13.1 points, 10.5 assists and 2.2 steals per game
Shooting 51.2 percent from the field and 38.4 percent from three-point range
As the NBA's historical assist king and steal king, Stockton's two statistics have not yet been touched by a player, with 3265 career steals than second place Kidd 581 more, career 15806 assists than second place Kidd 3715 more, it is no exaggeration to say that Stockton is the ceiling of the assist and steal list.
Stockton, who is 1.85 meters tall and weighs 75 kilograms, has won a total of 10 assists kings, 10 All-Stars, two Olympic gold medals, 2 steal kings and other gold-rich honors in his career, and the excellent ball dealer ensures the stability of his career, but his playing style is neither Nash Ruya, nor Kidd's neatness, and he can stand on the NBA by relying on his fierceness!
On the court, Stockton is good at using small movements such as top knees, black hands, throat locks, etc. in the face of attackers, because the behavior is extremely hidden, making it difficult for the referee to find, usually showing an innocent appearance after provoking the opponent, with his gentle face and thin body, the referee and the audience have been deceived by him many times.
Rodman and Jordan both said in media interviews that playing on the court must beware of Stockton's movements, although not as bad as the injury, but his small actions will make your game extremely difficult.
Looking back at Stockton's career, 17 of the 19 seasons have remained fully attendance, the "Iron Man" title is well-deserved, and the players who want to touch his record must first have a good body. He and Karl Malone formed a Jazz duo, whose playing style is feared by his contemporaries, and the career without a crown is the biggest regret!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >1, Bill. Lambir</h1>
Career average: 12.6 points, 9.6 rebounds and 2 assists per game
Shot 49.6% from the field and 83.4% from the free throws
As the most notorious player in NBA history, the well-off Lambier (whose father is the president of a multinational company) came to play on the basketball court not to make money, but more to seek excitement. Lambier entered the NBA in 1975 and played for the Cavaliers, Raptors and Pistons, and the peak of his career was the Pistons period with a group of evil men to form a "bad boy army" to win two consecutive championships.
In the 1988–90 season, it was dominated by Isaiah. Thomas, Bill. Lambier, Vinnie. Johnson, Adrian. The Pistons, composed of Dantley, Rodman and others, cut down the Bulls led by Jordan, the "god of basketball", in the Eastern Conference playoffs. Adhering to the principle of being able to do nothing and not talk much, led by Lambier, the Pistons team destroyed the opponent's psychological defense with violent fouls.
Unlike other NBA players who pursue championships, Lambier's purpose of playing is to pursue excitement, so that the two championship rings won by the Pistons were lost one (the net was thrown to the toilet to wash away) and the other was given away. Many NBA stars were haunted by fouls that did not rush the ball, and when Lambier announced his retirement in 1993, the league cheered and collectively cheered to send away the "devil" on the field.
After retiring, Lambier did not end his basketball career, but chose to join the ranks of the head coach, and currently won three WNBA championships, and this fierce interior center can also be regarded as a unique scenery in the NBA League in the last century.
List of the top ten players in NBA history for technical fouls:
10. Kevin. Garnett 172 times
9. Howard 178 times
8. Westbrook 183 times
7. Anthony. Mason 192 times
6. Nowitzki 192 times
5, Rodman 212 times
4. Gary. Payton 250 times
3. Rashid. Wallace 317 times
2. Barkley 329 times
1. Carl. Malone 332 times
Of course, in addition to the above five evil men, the NBA history of Artest, Rodman, Barkley, Oakley and other players are also very poor, and now the league like Draymond. A bad guy player like Green is like a good student in front of the above gods!