Recently, the hope of the Chinese basketball community seems to have been challenged greatly. Whether it's 1-of-6, 1-of-7 or 2-of-11, it's worrying. And all this has aroused Qiao Shuai's attention and reflection? Does Yao Ming feel tired inside?
In recent years, Chinese basketball has been committed to improving its level and striving to build a strong national team and professional league. However, in the last few games, our players have lost frequently, which makes people worry about the future of Chinese basketball. The most striking of these were the performances of 1-of-6, 1-of-7 and 2-of-11.
1 in 6, this data is enough to tell the problem. Over the past few games, our players have faced a huge problem with three-point shooting percentage. The opponent's defensive strategy has become tighter, and continental players need to adapt and break through better in order to win on the international stage.
1 of 7, such a free throw shooting percentage is also worrying. Free throws are one of the main ways to earn points in basketball, but our players don't perform as well as they could in crunch time. The lack of self-confidence and consistency in the free throw technique became a stumbling block in our path.
2-of-11 from the field, this statistic illustrates how difficult our team is on the offensive end. Whether it's a fast break or a half-court attack, our players are lacking in technique and coordination, and they are easy to be limited by opponents. How to improve offensive efficiency has become a difficult problem that we need to solve urgently.
In the face of these problems, Qiao Shuai, as the head coach of the national team, undoubtedly feels the pressure doubled. He needs to re-evaluate his players' training methods and tactical arrangements in order to lead the team out of the situation. At the same time, Yao Ming, as the chairman of the Chinese Basketball Association, shoulders the responsibility of promoting the development of Chinese basketball. Whether he felt tired inside or not, only he could answer.
The hope of Chinese basketball seems to be shattered, but we cannot give up. In the face of difficulties, we need to work harder to train and improve, find the problem, and solve it in time. I believe that as long as we work together, Chinese basketball will be able to regroup and rise again.