Recently, Digo saw a video in which the protagonist was a three-point shooter he once liked.
He once hit the ball barefoot in the finals when a shoe fell off.
A member of the James Royal Team of Shooters, he is Mike Miller.
Let's not talk about his heroism in the professional arena, it is his recent video, I think it can be discussed.
In the video, Mike Miller wears a duck-tongue hat and casual sportswear with a freshman head-to-head.
Miller only held the ball in the top of the arc, made two shots and made a fake shot directly, and the ball entered the net.
relaxed.
The next time, Miller still repeated the same technique, did not move a step, just raised his hand to make a shooting fake action.
Directly pulled up again, the ball crossed a graceful arc, and hit steadily.
The freshman looked up at the sky and sighed: This is still in!
Next, this ball is not polite to freshmen, and the first time they pulled the ball out and touched it.
Miller picked the ball up and made a fake move, and the lad took off.
Miller dribbled straight in, and here's a detail, he leaned in the direction the lads would come to fill in to avoid the chance of blocking.
Shoot gently, hit.
In the fourth goal, freshmen directly approached, Miller after three threats, choose the right side to break through.
Before preparing for the finish, Miller leaned his center of gravity toward the young man and hit the final shot directly with his right hand.
The boy has no way to do anything!
The final goal, Miller three threatened to start after.
Taking the left side, the lad just went back to the basket in the opposite direction to prepare for the defense.
However, Miller stopped in the mid-line position and directly raised his hand to shoot the shot.
Too easy and too crisp.
Miller, 40, singled out with freshman young men on the field court, can see the gap between ordinary basketball players and NBA players.
The gap between basic skills and technology is already a gap, and experience is even more impossible to teach.
So the sentence: "Don't challenge other people's jobs with your hobbies" still makes some sense.