Top role player - Mike Miller
An impatient encyclopedic introduction
Mike Miller (born February 19, 1980 in Mitchell, South Dakota, USA) is a 2.03.03.0. with an arm span of 2.10.10.
Selected by the Orlando Magic with the 5th pick in the first round in 2000, he played for the Magic, Grizzlies, Timberwolves, Wizards, Heat, Cavaliers and Nuggets in his career, winning Best Rookie, 2 championships and 1 Best Sixth Man.
"Dry goods" that you want to say
As a projection player, Mike Miller (hereinafter referred to as Miller) has relatively average physical fitness, strong shooting ability, high ball quotient, decent reading ability, certain organizational ability, general defense, and overall excellent team players. Because of his outstanding three-point ability and the fact that his name also has Miller, he has been introduced by the media that "every Miller is a three-point sharpshooter".
After entering the league, Miller has gained a foothold in his own ability, becoming a rotating player of the team, and he has always been the main force of the team except for the end of his career, but due to the low ceiling, he has hardly been the core of the team. Although not the core main force, but the role has not been underestimated, especially during the 2 consecutive championships, he is also one of the main players to win the championship. The most famous is certainly that key barefoot three-pointer.
Miller also has a famous incident, that is, the "interaction" with Kobe, he hit Kobe Bryant's left eye with his left hand during a game breakthrough, causing Kobe to bleed from injury, Kobe Bryant returned to the game after the stitches returned to the game, for tat, elbowing Miller in the attack. Kobe Bryant received a malicious foul as a result, but Kobe Bryant felt that it was Miller who poisoned the hand first, and he only had revenge, so he refused to apologize.
At that time, there was some discussion about Miller, but after all, the three points were not handsome enough at that time, so the attention was not so high. Of course, at that time, because Miller's appearance was not ideal, there were really people around who didn't like him because they were not good-looking... Of course, there are also people who say that Miller is sorry for the pick, after all, the fifth pick is just a top role player, which is really not appropriate, and even many people think that if there are no 2 championships, it is very likely that no one can remember him...
Reverie's "if"
Miller's style of play is actually quite suitable for the current small ball era, if he is in the small ball era, there should be better play, can break through the existing achievements, but there will not be too high achievements, the peak period hopes to become an all-star, that's all...
If Miller can be around a top star at his peak, then he will also have some higher achievements, on the one hand, the exposure is high enough, on the other hand, the record will be better, he may become a well-known second or third boss, but unfortunately the Grizzlies did not give him this opportunity at that time...