When it comes to the 03 Platinum generation, people will first think of james and Anthony, the famous Bosh and Wade, and even the low-key champion heat captain Haslem. But few people think of The Two-PowerEd Guard Cott Singrich from the University of Kansas.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > basic player information. </h1>
Sinrich entered the NBA with the seventh overall pick in the first round in 2003 as a guard, playing for the Bulls, Wizards and Hawks on three teams. In his 13-year career, he made 879 regular-season appearances and 22 playoff games. He averaged 10.9 points, 2.9 rebounds and 4.8 assists per game.
Advantages; Can shoot suddenly, have a tough defensive attitude, are not afraid of physical confrontation, and have good projection ability. Disadvantages: The defensive end is limited by the body line, speed, explosiveness, bounce in general.
Cinrich, who was selected by the Bulls in the seventh place, was not because of his lack of strength, but because he played for 4 years in college to participate in the draft, and his age affected the pick. Sinrich quickly dispelled doubts with the first triple-double of the 2003 class and the first team of the best rookie. In 2006, he was selected for the best defensive second team, and in the same year, he represented the United States team in the World Championship and won the bronze medal.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > the performance of the bull period. </h1>
In 2003, the Bulls already had super scorer Jamal Crawford, one of the Michigan Five All-Around Forward Jaylen Rose. Sinrich also played in 76 of his 76 starts, averaging 12 points, 3.4 rebounds and 6.8 assists per game, surpassing Crawford's 5.1 assists to become the team's top assist. The 35.6 minutes he played surpassed the team's 35.1 minutes of scoring king Crawford. On offense, Sinrich showed balanced shooting technique, tying Crawford at 38.6 on two-point range and second only to Jaylen Rose at 39 percent on three-pointers.
At this time, Cinrich was comparable to Anthony the Flower Detective. Assists, steals, three-pointers, efg% all surpassEd Anthony, and the true shooting percentage is basically equal to Anthony's 50.9% with 51%. If the number of shots is the same, Cinrich will most likely surpass Anthony. Although the draft ranking is lower than Anthony, but in terms of strength, Cinch is not spared.
After four seasons, Cinrich's understanding of tactics and his ability to read the game have matured. The status of the team has also been significantly improved, and under the premise of ensuring assists and rebounds, the individual offensive efficiency has improved significantly. Scoring improved from 12 points in the first season to 16.6 points, while playing time was largely flat.
In the 2005-06 playoffs, he played 6 games totaling 234 minutes, contributing 123 points, 20 rebounds, 40 assists, G3, G4 two consecutive games 20+, to help the team win. Although he lost 2-4 to the championship Heat, Cinrich's ability was generally recognized.
In the 06-07 playoffs, the Bulls took revenge on the Heat 4-0 in the first round, and Zinrich played 120 minutes, contributing 44 points, 9 rebounds, 21 assists, and the stats were not as shiny as last year, but successfully locked Wade. Although Wade was injured, he still gave High praise to Sinridge's defense. The Cinbridge rubber candy defense made Wade bitter. Wade Terminator's fame rose for a while. Although the subsequent 2-4 defeat to the Pistons was undoubtedly a successful season for the Bulls and Cinrich.
I thought that Cinch had ushered in the spring of his career, but the cold winter was quietly approaching.
In 2008, the Chicago Bulls finally ushered in their own title of Derrick Rose, the hope of revival. Due to the change in the tactical position of the position coinciding with Hinrich, the data almost fell off a cliff. Assists decreased from 6.0 to 3.9 and points increased from 16.6 to 9.9. But the shooting percentage and three-point shooting rate remain around 40%. After two seasons of assistance from Cinridge, Derek Rose became more and more mature, and the Bulls finally shot at the old minister Cinrich. The 10-11 Bulls sent Cinbridge to washington to support another champion, John Wall.
Summary: Cinbridge is not not excellent but not in the Bulls' revival plan at all. Since Jordan retired, the Bulls have not given up looking for the next "Jordan", from the prospective Ben Gordon in 2004 to the leader derrick Rose in 2008. Cinrich has always been the old scalper who opened up the territory and expanded the territory, conscientious but dispensable. Birds are hiding, rabbits are dead dogs cooking, the NBA is the same in the business field, and so are the bulls. When fans shouted "Ben Jordan" in the fourth quarter, when the blooming roses cheered wildly in 2011, who remembers the green leaf that assisted two generations of hope, the former "old captain" CoxingRich.
< h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > the wizards and eagles. </h1>
In the 10-11 season, Cinrich put on the Wizards' jersey, and the Wizards' guard line was quite crowded at this time, with the familiar Nick Young, Arenas and Champion Wall, and Cinrich only played 48 games before being traded. On February 24, 2011, the Hawks made a deal with the Wizards, sending Mike Bibby, Maurice Evans Jordan Crawford and a first-round pick to get Sinrich and Hilton Armstrong.
During the Wizards' time, Cinrich performed decently, playing in 48 games, starting 29 games, averaging 30.6 minutes per game, contributing 11.1 points, 2.7 rebounds and 4.4 assists. But he shot a career-high 45.2 percent, and his three-pointers also surpassed the 37.1 percent of last year's Bulls with 38.4 percent.
The Hawks had a similarly bad day, with the defender line featuring young Jeff Teague and old teammate Jamal Crawford. Cinrich played in 22 of the remaining 24 games, but his playing time was compressed to an average of 28.6 minutes per game, and the stats also declined across the board, averaging only 8.6 points, 2.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game. Fortunately, the Hawks are in the playoffs.
The Hawks eliminated the Magic 4-2 in the first round to advance to the second round, and Cinrich played a remarkable role. Accumulated 174 minutes in 6 games, contributed 61 points, 14 rebounds, 16 assists, and successfully locked up Magic point guard Nelson on the defensive end. In G3, Cinrich played 42 minutes and contributed 14 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals to help the team win. 14 points is also the third point in the Game for the Hawks.
Facing old club Bulls in the second round, the Hawks intend to have Sinrich, who understands the Bulls system, focus on defending Rose. Cinch should have been ashamed to prove his strength to the Bulls, and he could create people. In the fourth quarter against the Magic G6, Cinch injured his right leg, diagnosed with a severe strain on his right hamstring, and missed the rest of the game. The Hawks also lost 4-2 to the Bulls, ending the season.
In the 11-12 season, Sinrich missed most of the games due to injury, played only 31 of the 48 games for the Hawks, and the playing time was compressed again to 25.8 minutes, contributing only 6.6 points, 2.1 rebounds, 2.8 assists, and 34.6% three-point shooting became a career low, but still helped the Hawks make it to the playoffs. In the first round, they faced the Celtics, who had a big 4, and lost 2-4 in six games. Cinbridge played up and down in 6 games, playing 131 minutes and finishing with 34 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists. G1's 12 points were also the highest scores in the Series for Hinrich, with G3 scoring no points in 26 minutes.
Summary: After two seasons of going with the flow, Cinrich's form has been much worse than before, especially after the injury, all the statistics have dropped sharply, and Cinrich is no longer the familiar defensive toughster, a stable pitcher outside the three-point line. The former Generation 03 Best Rookie First Team has drifted away. As the overall state declined, Sinridge's tactical position gradually weakened, and he was completely reduced to a role player.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > return to the old owner bull. </h1>
In the 12-13 season, bull core Derrick Rose underwent ligament tear surgery in his left knee and could not attend the game, and the bulls, who were desperately short of manpower, re-signed free agent former captain KoxinRich for 2 years and 6 million. Cinrich returned to the starting lineup as a point guard and played in 60 games, averaging 7.7 points, 2.6 rebounds and 5.2 assists in 29.4 minutes per game, doubling the number of assists compared to last season. At this time, the Bulls are no longer the familiar Bulls, there are Lol Deng, Boozer, center Noah, defenders Hamilton and Nate Robinson, and butler on the defensive end, at this time Sinrich knows very well that he is only Rose's substitute.
The 12-13 Bulls made it to the playoffs, meeting the Nets in the first round. Sinrich played 123 minutes in 4 games and contributed 45 points, 11 rebounds and 23 assists. Cinbridge played 60 minutes in G4 and contributed 18 points, 14 assists and 4 rebounds. Rush 3 extra time to help the team win. Sinrich then missed the rest of the game. The Bulls lost 1-4 to the Heat in the second round.
The 13-14 Cinrich season returned healthy, with 73 starts and 61 games in the regular season, averaging 9.1 points, 2.6 rebounds and 3.9 assists in 29 minutes per game. Offensive status has picked up. Playoffs played in five games and 168 minutes, with 65 points, 15 rebounds and 22 assists. This season has been the best season for Cinrich in recent seasons.
Butler rose strongly in the next two seasons, and Derek Ross returned. Sinrich completed his historic mission, the data fell off a cliff, and in the 15-16 season, Sinrich only played 15.9 minutes, contributing 3.8 points, 1.7 rebounds and 1.7 assists. The playoffs didn't do well either. In 10 playoff games, he contributed 26 points, 5 rebounds and 11 assists.
< H1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > return to the Hawks to retire. </h1>
On February 19, 2016 bulls, jazz, hawks tripartite trade Cinrich had been sent back to the Hawks. Sinrich averaged 0.5 points, 1.1 rebounds and 1.5 assists in 11 games with the Hawks. Completely reduced to a fringe player. At the end of the 15-16 season, Cinrich chose to retire. Cinrich's dismal retirement may be directly related to the Bulls and Eagles. Dedicated his best years to the Bulls, assisted by Ben Gordon and Derrick Rose, stepped forward in the face of danger for his old club, but was abandoned in the twilight of his career. Helped the Hawks make it to the second round of the playoffs, but returned to the Bulls as a free agent. The bull squeezed out the last of Cinrich's remaining value, and so did the eagle. Neither of the two longest-serving teams gave Cinch enough respect. Where is the road to retirement? Can only be overwhelmed.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > why didn't Sinridge become the core? </h1>
Sinrich averaged 10.9 points, 2.9 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 1.1 steals per game in 13 years of his career. Not good, not bad, decent. Cinch could have gotten better, but he didn't have to.
Age is Hinrich's hard wound. The 03 generation is star-studded, and James High School turned out to be a winner, and Anthony, Wade, and Bosh all used college as a springboard to run only to the NBA. Sinrich played in college for 4 years. Four years of college have honed Cinrich's skills, honed Cinrich's mind, and also missed out on the golden age. Age is synonymous with ROI for NBA bosses, and Cinch is clearly not a quality project in the eyes of bosses. In the past 30 years, the only full grade number for 4 years of college is Duncan, which is doomed to its scarcity.
Bull's ambition.
The Bulls never gave up on finding the next "Jordan" and Cinch was clearly not the Ultimate Goal for the Bulls, the Bulls did focus on cultivating Sinridge but only as an intermediate transition. Talented players like Ben Gordon and Derrick Rose are their targets. Sinrich never got the same treatment as Ben Gordon, Rose. Cinch's career position is to assist the new king of the bulls.
The technical style delayed The development of Sinrich.
On the physical fitness, Cinrich definitely cannot reach the top level, stable style of play, solid basic skills, in determining that his lower limit is not low, but also limiting his upper limit is not high. The lack of firepower on the offensive end also determines that he will not be the cornerstone of the team's future. Too stable in disguise equals stagnation, with the top of the 03 generation constantly breaking records, and Cinrich seems to be standing still.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > epilogue. </h1>
If Hinrich hadn't been the Platinum Generation who debuted in 2003, the outcome might have been different, if it hadn't been for the Pokers, it might have been more accomplished, and if it wasn't for ben Gordon and Rose, Sinrich could have been better off. But the key problem is that there is no if. Luck is also part of strength, and Cinch's strength obviously does not reach the heights favored by Lady Luck.