Wilkins, the essence of human cinema, publicly scolded Redick: This kid is talking all.
Retired player Redick has previously said that while he respects Larry Bird, who was a great shooter, he was never a great 3-point shooter, and playing in his day would have been easier.
The rule of basketball is to shoot the ball into the basket to score, and there are a bunch of people in this day and age who score more points than Larry Bird and shoot more from the field.
Take Curry, for example, Curry faced Smart pulling and pulling in the Finals, which was still on the off-ball end, and the whole game was a fierce physical confrontation.
And what about Larry Bird's time? He easily took cover to be empty, and the front 5 feet of his body was unguarded. The difficulty of the game is simply no match for the hellish defense Curry faces.
This remark was heard by Dominic Wilkins, the essence of human cinema, and the old man was furious and angrily rebuked Redick in public: This kid said all.
Wilkins said Redick which ball was he watching? I was disappointed that he was a player before and that he could say such stupid things.
Wilkins said, for example, that even today, inside players like Larry Bird will definitely face more physical confrontation than outside players, because inside players have to play under the basket.
