He played 23 minutes and shot 4-of-8 from the field and 1-of-2 from the free-throw line.
He had 9 points, 7 rebounds and 2 assists.
This is the data obtained by Tao Hanlin, an inside player of the Shandong team, in yesterday's game against the Shenzhen team.
Seeing this data, some fans couldn't help but sigh, saying that time is really ruthless for athletes, and even Tao Hanlin has grown old unconsciously.
suddenly seemed to understand why the Chinese men's basketball team has declined to this point now.
Because, some of our fans are really too tolerant of these players, and they have even reached the point where they don't have any "requirements".
Many times the players themselves are embarrassed, they feel that they are really not playing well, and they need to reflect on it and practice well after the game.
However, at this time, there are always some fans who stand up to help them justify, and incidentally think of a reason that can cover up their bad form.
When the players here look at it, they think it's the same thing.
As a result, the determination to train that had just been ignited soon disappeared without a trace.
Therefore, to a certain extent, what kind of fans occupy a greater proportion is prone to what kind of players are likely to appear.
To say that the age is "old".
Tao Hanlin was born in 1991 and is only 32 years old this year.
Look at Han Dejun of the Liaoning team, born in 1987, he is 36 years old this year.
This is a veritable "veteran".
Flip through Han Dejun's season average data per game.
So far, he has made 15 appearances for Liaoning, playing 21.4 minutes, scoring 12.3, rebounding 8.9 (8th in the league), assisting 1.5 and blocking 0.9.
He shot 59.8 percent from the field and 80.0 percent from the free-throw line.
Let's take a look at Tao Hanlin's season average data per game.
So far, he has made a total of 17 appearances for the Shandong team, playing 24.1 minutes, scoring 9.6, rebounding 6.7, assisting 1.0 and blocking 0.6.
He shot 50.4 percent from the field and 71.1 percent from the free-throw line.
is 4 years younger than Han Dejun in age, but he is lagging behind in all data.
Can this be explained by "old"?
If Tao Hanlin can be called "old", then what level does Han Dejun have to be?
Take 10,000 steps back and say, even if it is true that he is not so young in terms of age, so why can Han Dejun still maintain this state and efficiency, but Tao Hanlin has declined so quickly?
It boils down to two things.
First of all, not hard enough.
Regarding the rules of sports, don't say it's athletes, even we "laymen" also know a thing or two, that is, when you are young, your body functions are very good, and you may not need to be so invested in training, and the level of competition presented is relatively high.
However, as you get older, you need to spend more time on training, because the physical function is indeed not as good as when you were younger, and if you want to continue to maintain a good level of competition, you can only rely on a lot of training time to "lay the foundation".
That's right, the way players face "aging".
However, look at our athletes.
When I was young, I may have had some enthusiasm for training and determination to compete, but when I got older and my overall state began to decline, I had nothing left, and I also "comforted" myself: I couldn't play for a few years anyway, so I just made do with my career.
To put it bluntly, because I get older, I have to train harder if I want to maintain a high level of condition, but I don't want to work so hard, that's all.
Second, there is not enough self-discipline.
In fact, athletes and us ordinary people are the same, that is, as they grow older, they will begin to "get fat", because there is no obvious reduction in daily intake, but the body's metabolism has slowed down a lot.
Excess calories can't be excreted, so they can only be converted into fat.
This is also why many athletes quickly become bloated like "blowing up balloons" after retirement.
However, there are really not many active athletes who have such a change in stature.
After all, the basic amount of training and competition is still there.
Moreover, those athletes who were relatively plump in their youth, as they grew older, began to "lose weight".
After all, the body's endurance is decreasing, and the weight remains the same, which is indeed a big "load", not to mention reducing one's efficiency on the court, and it is extremely easy to increase the risk of injury.
However, Tao Hanlin has obviously "gained weight".
In order to give you a more obvious feeling, find a photo of Tao Hanlin a few seasons ago for everyone to see.
To be honest, it really didn't connect with the current Tao Hanlin at first glance.
It can be seen from this that what he has done in terms of self-discipline in the past few seasons.
Speaking of which, I can't help but think that two seasons ago, when Du Feng was still coaching the Chinese men's basketball team, some fans directly scolded Du Feng because Tao Hanlin was not in the training squad, thinking that he wasted an inside talent of the Chinese men's basketball team.
Next, Tao Hanlin himself also posted a news on social media, and between the lines, he also felt that it was unreasonable for him not to enter the national team.
However, it has only been 1-2 seasons in a short period of time, and you can see how wise Du Feng was that he did not choose Tao Hanlin to enter the national team.
Otherwise, if Tao Hanlin was really chosen, Du Feng might still have to carry infamy now...