Many players have their own celebratory action after throwing a key goal. These actions have also become the symbolic imprint left by these players, becoming classics, let's see what they have together!
NO. 10 LIGHTNING STRIKE MILLER LOCKS THROAT
Celebratory action: Lock throat. Miller, as a miracle creator of 9 seconds and 8 minutes, also has the arrogance to push Jordan to complete the kill, don't look at him as a thin body, but his temper is very bad, the fifth game of the Eastern Conference Finals sprayed trash talk with Spike Lee, but after cutting 25 points in the final quarter to seal the victory, he made that classic "throat locking" celebration action.
NO.9 Kevin Garnett
Celebratory action: Beat your chest and roar. Garnett is one of the best offensive and defensive stars in NBA history, having been named to the All-Tournament nine times and is a deterrent on his iron-blooded defense. Garnett's celebratory action is also classic, beating his chest and roaring to reveal the bloodthirsty nature of the "Wolf King".
NO.8 Gilbert Arenas
Celebratory action: Turn around and celebrate. Agent 0 Arenas is a former superstar of the Wizards who once scored 60 points against Kobe Bryant at the Staples Center. Arenas's most classic celebratory action is to turn around and raise his hands to celebrate when the ball has not yet entered the net after shooting three points, and finally the ball successfully enters the net, which is too domineering, causing many junior players to imitate, but unfortunately, strong such as Kemba Walker, Nick Young, etc. have failed to imitate and become a joke for fans.
NO.7 Damian Lillard
Celebratory action: Point table. As the leading star of the Trail Blazers, Lillard also has an exclusive celebratory move, that is, nod the wrist. As the biggest heart star in the NBA, Lillard has scored a lot of killers in his career, and after each shoot, Lillard will tap his wrist, which means "Lillard's time is up", so Lillard also got the nickname Dame Time, which can be described as the last celebration that opponents want to see. Everyone knows such a classic saying of Lillard, "labor guidance, kill people first look at the watch"! Lillard usually looks at the time of play before the smash, and then adjusts his moves to kill the opponent. Once the 1.0s lore of the Houston Rockets, once in front of Paul George came to a super long three-point lore to send the Thunder home, all reflect Lillard's big heart.
NO.6 James Harden
Celebratory action: Grill and sprinkle salt. When Harden scored every beautiful goal, he would make a salt-like action, for such a celebratory action, countless people expressed incomprehension when they saw this action, and later Harden revealed that the meaning of this salt-like action is to burn the opponent with his own hot touch, and no one can stop me from scoring.
NO.5 Alan Iverson
Celebratory action: Listen to the cheers. Iverson's height of 1.83 is already difficult to establish in the NBA, and importantly, he can also lead the team to the Finals single-handedly, which makes the "OK" combination feel admired. The easiest way to celebrate is to listen to the screams and cheers of the fans with your ears, which has become a classic, and where Iverson is, he is the brightest star.
NO. 4 STEPHEN CURRY
Celebratory gestures: pat your chest, shrug your shoulders, good night gestures.
Curry's celebration action in addition to patting his chest and shrugging his shoulders, if you want to say what is the hottest celebration action in the NBA in this year's playoffs, then it is undoubtedly Curry's goodnight gesture. Previously, the American media also sorted out the good night gesture made by Curry during the playoffs, almost all key games, when Curry shot a key goal, he will make this gesture, which means to let the children in front of the screen turn off the TV and sleep at ease, and we have won the game.
NO. 3 LeBron S. James
Celebratory action: Overlord step. LeBron James has many celebratory moves, and his most classic celebratory move is the overlord step. James, especially after scoring crucial goals on the road, likes to do this kind of action, so that the whole home fan is quiet and very awe-inspiring. James himself explained the celebration, saying he learned the moves of NBA veteran Van Xcel.
NO. 2 KOBE BRYANT
Celebratory action: tear the jersey. From No. 8 to No. 24, Kobe Bryant's most common celebratory action in the middle and late career was tearing the jersey, and many times pulling hard with one hand to the side. And this celebratory action of opening the jersey with both hands also announced to the world that this is Kobe Bryant, this is the Mamba spirit.
NO. 1 Dekkenberg Mutombo
Celebratory action: Shake your finger. Uncle Mu's famous stunt is the big hat under the basket, and in his career of more than ten years, countless people have been deflated in front of his powerful blocking ability, and every time he completes a block, Uncle Mu will gently shake his index finger. This action was later officially recognized, but imitators were always whistled for technical fouls, and it also became the exclusive action of Uncle Mu.
What is the most classic celebratory action in your mind?