Qianjiang Evening News Hourly News reporter Cao Linbo
On September 12, Beijing time, the 2021 Basketball Hall of Fame induction ceremony, Bosh, Pierce, Chris Weber, Adelman and other basketball legends will enter the temple.
At the Hall of Fame ceremony, Bosh recalled riley recruiting him to the Heat in 2010: "Riley brought a bag full of championship rings scattered across the table, and he picked up one of them and looked me in the eye and said, 'When we win the championship together, you'll give this back to me.'" I thought it was crazy, I hadn't even agreed to sign a contract with the Heat. But in the end we did win two rings together, but I never returned the ring to him. I want to wait for a good time, and I think now may be a good time. ”
Bosh also talked about a lesson he learned from Bryant: "It was 2008, and we were training in Las Vegas for the Beijing Olympics. On the first day of the time, I wanted to take on my responsibilities as a younger generation and went downstairs early to train. But when I got to the arena, Bryant was already there. With ice packs on his knees and sweating profusely, this was the only guy on the team who got up earlier than me, and he was done practicing. He had just finished playing the Finals a few days ago, and I had been resting for a month so I had the energy to train, and he had just experienced a finals defeat. It also taught me a truth I can't forget – legends are not defined by their successes, but by how they bounce back from failure. ”
After the Hall of Fame ceremony, Bosh took a group photo with old friends James, Wade and referrer teammate Ray Allen. The former Heat Big Three reunited on the same day to witness Bosh enter the Hall of Fame, and Bosh became the second player on the Heat to enter the Hall of Fame.
Chris Bosh was born on March 24, 1984 in Dallas, Texas. Bosh entered the league with the fourth pick in the 03 generation draft, playing for the Raptors and Heat, averaging 19.2 points, 8.5 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 block in his entire career, and was one of the best big forwards in the league at that time. Bosh was selected as an All-Star 11 times in his career, winning two consecutive titles with James and Wade in the Miami Heat to form a big three. Bosh's slender limbs, explosive athleticism coupled with fierce play, and the iconic roar is very suitable for the "Dragon King". Later, Bosh developed a stable three-pointer in line with the times, but unfortunately, the sudden injury brought his sports career to an abrupt end.
In his Hall of Fame speech, Pierce's "Murderous Hearts" was not selected for his 9 teams in the 98 draft: "When I left college, thank you to the Clippers, Grizzlies, Nuggets, Raptors, Warriors, Lone Rangers, Kings, 76ers and Bucks, these 9 teams did not choose me." Thank you for not choosing me and adding fuel to my emotions. ”
Paul Pierce spoke at a Hall of Fame launch about his feud with former teammate Ray Allen. "Everybody wants to know this, we'll always be brothers, so for everyone who wants to know about it, that's the answer you want." "We will always be brothers," Pierce said. Ray Allen came to the scene that day as the introducer of Chris Bosh, and Pierce posted a framed video with Ray Allen.
Pierce was born in Oakland, California on October 14, 1977. Selected by the Celtics with the tenth pick in 1998, Pierce has gone through ups and downs, from the first appearance to the dormant period to the Big Three winning the championship! In 1343 games, he averaged 19.7 points, 5.6 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 1.3 steals per game! In his 19 seasons in the league, he was named an All-Star 10 times, reached the All-Team four times, and in 2007-08 he was named the Finals MVP while helping the team win the championship.
Born on June 14, 1946 in California, Rick Adelman is one of the most familiar coaches for Chinese fans, and in his 23-year coaching career, Adelman has coached the Blazers, Warriors, Kings, Rockets and Timberwolves. In the 1989–90 season, Adelman took the Blazers to the Finals in his first full season, and then re-entered the Finals in 1991–92, bringing his Blazers career to 300 wins in just 468 games. The Princeton system created by the Kings made it the most gorgeous team in the league, and in the eight seasons of Adelman's coaching, the Kings never missed the playoffs and beat the Lakers to become the first in the West in the 01-02 season. In 2007, he began to coach the Rockets, leading Yao Mai to lead the team to create a record of 22 consecutive regular season wins in the first year. Looking back on his coaching career, he has achieved a record of 1042 wins and 749 losses in 1791 games (58.2% win rate), and is also the 8th "Thousand Wins Coach" in NBA history.
At the Hall of Fame ceremony, Adelman read the list of the Rockets one by one and recalled with emotion the 22-game winning streak he created with Yao Mingmady: "It's really incredible, all the players are tough fighters, they all accept their respective roles in the team, and they do their job well!" ”
This year's Hall of Fame list includes: Paul Pierce, Chris Weber, Chris Bosh, Ben Wallace, Rick Adelman (coach), Jay White (NCAA coach), Bill Russell (coach re-induced), Yolanda Griffith (WNBA), Lauren Jackson (WNBA), Bob Dandridge, Tony Kukoc (nominated by the International Committee), Perle Moore (WNBA), Clarence Jenkins, Val Ackerman, Cotton S. Fitzsimmons (coach), Howard Garfinkel.
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