In the history of the NBA, the All-Star Game has always been a long-awaited event for fans. However, in recent years, one name has become the focus of discussion, and that is Green. Compared to the players of the 90s, his behavior and attitude have caused widespread controversy. This article will start from the differences between Green and the players of the 90s, and explore the reasons behind his daring to hit people in this day and age.
First, we need to look back at the basketball atmosphere of the 90s. The players of that era were full of passion, and they were passionate about competitive spirit, teamwork and pride. When it mattered, they fought for victory through physical confrontation, but maintained a tacit respect. In the 90s, hitting people was absolutely unacceptable, and anyone who violated this bottom line was severely punished.
Today's Green clearly doesn't carry on that tradition. He has made headlines throughout his career with his aggressive style and occasionally radical behavior. From malicious fouls to verbal altercations with other players, his actions are raising questions. In order to understand Green's behavior, we have to look at the changing basketball landscape today.
Today, the NBA has become a symbol of commercialization. Players become advertising ambassadors and brand ambassadors, and their actions have a direct impact on fans and their purchasing decisions. Compared to the 90s, today's players are facing more pressure and attention. Not only do they have to perform well on the pitch, but they also need to have a good image on social media and in public. Green may have been driven by these factors to dare to take drastic actions on the field.
However, Green's actions are not unique. Compared to the 90s, the attitude of society as a whole is also quietly changing. Today, we live in an era of explosive information flows, and people are more aggressive in the way they express their emotions. From TV dramas to variety shows, from social media to music lyrics, ubiquitous colloquial expression has become the mainstream. The players grew up in that environment and they were influenced by that attitude, which in turn reflected on the field.
Still, we can't simply put all the blame on this era. As a professional athlete, Green should be clear about his responsibilities and his responsibilities to his fans. He needs to recognise that his actions have a huge impact on young fans, not only on the pitch, but also in shaping their values and attitudes. This is something he must be aware of and need to change his behaviour positively.
In conclusion, Green's daring to hit people in this day and age has undoubtedly raised questions. We have revealed the differences between players in different eras by comparing them with players from the 90s. However, we should also be aware of the impact that changes in the environment and values of today's society have on this behavior. In the future, we should work together to bring the values of sportsmanship and teamwork back to the basketball court.