In basketball games, dunks have always been the most powerful and effective way to score, and the next dunk is to make fans bloody and scream, similarly, dunks are the most effective offensive way to hit the morale of opponents and improve their own morale. When you think of the partition fastener, which one comes to mind first?
Carter locks french center Frederick Weiss?
Kobe Bryant's Rookie Season Warcraft?
Griffin's compartment buckle Perkins?
When it comes to retiring from the prison, the first thing that comes to mind is French center Frederick Weiss, who was "locked in the death" by Carter. After the "death buckle" at the Sydney Olympics in 2000, there were many rumors that Weiss retired, in fact, Weiss did not retire, has been playing in the Europa League, won the fiba korać Cup twice in a row in 2000-01, and was selected for the French League All-Star team four times, until March 2011, when he announced his retirement.
Veteran fans should all remember the "big bamboo pole" Shaun of that year. Bradley, of course, remembers the brutal footage of the 2004-05 Rockets vs Mavericks in the playoffs when Maddy rode Bradley.
Today I want to talk about the protagonist who was really caused by the partition to retire is Shaun, nicknamed "Big Bamboo Pole". Bradley. Bradley was taller than Yao Ming, the tallest person in the NBA at the time, reaching a height of 2 meters 29, but because of his thin stature, he was called "big bamboo pole" by fans.
In 1993, he was selected by the Philadelphia 76ers with the second overall pick in the first round of the NBA Draft, ahead of Several College Basketball Talent, including Anfinny Hardaway and Jamal Marshburn.
Bradley's offensive ability is average, due to his thin body, weak ability to fight under the basket, poor ability to finish singles, and a low shooting rate after confrontation, mainly relying on height to score under the basket. He averaged 8.1 points per game and shot 45.7 percent from the field.
But on the defensive end of the interior, with a height of 2 meters 29 meters, a strong defensive barrier was erected on the inside, and the block was a major specialty of his, averaging 3 blocks per game in the first season of his career. In the first six seasons of his career, he averaged no less than 3 blocks per game.
In his 12-year career, he averaged 2.5 blocks per game, and in the 1996-97 season, he became the king of blocks that season with an average of 3.4 blocks per game. His career average of 8.1 points, 6.3 rebounds and 2.5 blocks per game is a good role player.
In a 1998 Mavericks-Wizards game, Bradley shot 6-of-15, including 22 points on 10 free throws, 22 rebounds and 13 blocks. With this outstanding performance, Bradley became the fifth player in NBA history to complete a "triple-double" including a block, and it was also the highlight of his career.
In the NBA, the big man inside line because of the long-term hand-to-hand combat on the inside, in addition to hand-to-hand combat with the inside players, but also to face the impact of the breakthrough of the outside players, more likely to be plagued by injuries, such as Yao Ming's perennial injury troubles, the NBA career ended prematurely.
According to statistics, since 2000, a total of 97 players over 2.05 meters tall have been selected in the lotto zone, and these players have missed 17.9% of their career games due to injuries. If you increase the height to 2.13 meters, this figure will reach 23.5%.
Bradley, who has been plagued by knee injuries for many years, has been playing with injuries for many years, and maddy's lock in the 2005 playoffs is more like a basin of water, which completely extinguishes Bradley's will to continue to play in the NBA.
At the end of the 2005 season, with 3 years left on the contract, the 33-year-old Bradley and the Mavericks reached an agreement to buy out the contract and announced their retirement.