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It has been a long time since Chinese players have been seen in the NBA, which makes people miss it very much.
At the beginning, Wang Zhizhi, Yao Ming, Yi Jianlian and others were all talked about by fans after dinner, and it can be said that their teams have all become the home team in the hearts of domestic fans without exception.
Now that he is active in the NBA, the only Asian player who can be used as a talking point is Hachimura, right?
If Hachimura was "little known" at the beginning of the Wizards, then coming to the metropolis of Los Angeles, the huge exposure gained by the Lakers is unprecedented.
Hachimura, who seized the opportunity, even made some fans think that Hachimura's performance overshadowed Yi Jianlian back then, but is this really the case?
In the editor's opinion, in the whole of Asia from ancient times to the present, Yao Ming is the only one who can be stronger than Yi Jianlian in the NBA, right?
Of course, Wang Zhizhi is also very strong, but in terms of personal strength, team status and international influence, I admit that Da Yao is stronger than Yi Jianlian, and others do not recognize it.
Which point will Hachimura be stronger than Yi Jianlian? Could it be that he can "make an impression" of positioning three points with one hand and playing a few good games to say that he is better than Yi Jianlian? The person who said this probably had not experienced Yi Jianlian's era.
At that time, Yi Jianlian's mid-range shooting and athleticism were not inferior to Hachimura's ability at all, and his mobility and ball quotient were even more explosive to the latter, probably the only weakness was the ability to carry the big man on the inside, after all, it was an era of hand-to-hand combat in positional warfare.
To put it simply, if you swap Yi Jianlian and Hachimura in the era, who can really survive the fittest? The three-point shot is based on the feel of the United Arab Emirates, practice more, as long as the team needs it, he can also shoot, right? But can Hachimura really adapt to the era of the United Arab Emirates?