Trash talk has never disappeared on the playing field, and trash talk is also a kind of "tactic" in the arena, and sometimes it makes the opponent angry and obsessed with singles breaking away from the team's tactics. Sometimes, the stimulus is wrong, which will irritate the opponent and make the opponent unstoppable.
There are many trash talk opponents in NBA history, such as Bird, Jordan, Payton, and their trash talk is hugely lethal. Among the current players, because there are not many 1v1 targets in the playing field, there are not many players who seem to be good at trash talk.
Trash talk is not for everyone, a rookie or ordinary player sprays trash talk at a super team, and the opponent will either ignore it or be miserably abused.
American media "Fadeaway World" classified NBA historical trash talk masters:
Fourth gear: Platinum trash talk master
Representative players: Ci Shiping, Dillon Brooks, Paul Pearce, John Starks, Dennis Rodman, Pippen, Sam Cassel, Durant, Olajuwon.
The players in this gear are more in the face of the opponent's mouth chatter, trash talk non-stop, trying to interfere with the opponent.
For example, with his strong body, Ci Shiping has strong aggression at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends of the field, in addition to garbage talk, he will also have a lot of moves. Kassel trash talk is characterized by clever remarks and just right comments, making it difficult for opponents to ignore or dismiss him. Rodman is mercilessly taunting and provoking opponents on the field, trying to disturb their concentration and mental state.
Durant is a relatively introverted player who prefers to spray people online. He also speaks trash talk on the court, and Durant's trash talk is sometimes associated with the applause gestures he makes after shooting or scoring against opponents.
Third gear: Diamond-level trash talk master
Representative players: Kobe, Barkley, O'Neal, Rashid Wallace, Wilson, Iverson, Oakley, Paul, Beverley, Chuck Person.
This gear of players always provokes their opponents with trash talk on the field.
Bryant is aggressive on the court, and as a player with strong dominance at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends, he can always easily silence opponents with trash talk. Barkley now spews trash as a commentator, not to mention when he was a player. O'Neal is one of the most dominant interior players in NBA history, and his trash talk isn't just intimidating, it's also tinged with humor.
Rashid Wallace is loud on the field, and in addition to spraying trash talk at opponents, insults, taunts and confrontational behaviors to attack opponents, he also provokes referees. Beverly, like the "Bulldog", is a modern-day "Rodman" who spewing trash talk for the sole purpose of provoking his opponents.
Second gear: Star Glory level trash talk master
Representative players are: Garnett, Gary Payton, Dreamcatcher, Reggie Miller, Jordan.
The players in this gear are also chattering on the field, trash talk is non-stop, and their trash talk does not only affect the field, but even off the field.
Garnett's trash talk is not limited to one game or a certain moment, but is always present, even affecting opponents throughout their careers. His unwavering intensity and dedication to psychological warfare made him a nightmare on the pitch. Gary Payton's trash talk is both ruthless and strategic, often making it difficult for opponents to deal with.
Chasing Dream's perseverance and unwavering attitude towards psychological warfare makes him a formidable opponent on the court, and of course, Chase Dream sometimes provokes opponents with some relatively large defensive moves. Reggie Miller was on the court for 48 minutes and was able to spray opponents for 48 minutes, and he backed up his trash talk with his excellent shooting ability and key performances.
Jordan's trash talk reflects his unparalleled competitiveness, his unwavering desire to win, and will stop at nothing to gain a mental advantage over his opponents, and Jordan's strength on both ends of the offensive and defensive ends, combined with trash talk, is a nightmare for every opponent.
First gear: The king of trash talk
The only player in this gear is Bird.
Compared to other players in NBA history, Bird's trash talk is on another level. For example, "You're all here to compete for second, right?" "I'm going to kill you here", these confident words, the key is that he can prove it with strength.
Often mixed with cynicism and sarcasm, Byrd's trash talk has an uncanny ability to recognize opponents' weaknesses. His understanding of the psychological aspects of the game allows him to distract his opponents and make them lose attention in the game.
What other trash talk masters do you think there are on active duty?
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