Average of 13+5+3 per game will be inducted into the Hall of Fame! The biggest controversy in the offseason is here

Two days ago, the German men's basketball team won the European Championship with the highest value in this offseason, and the NBA's return is about to enter the countdown.

In the past two days, some media have re-examined the interviews of former German captain Schroder, which were compared with his predecessor Nowitzki. Schroder confessed to the media, "I watched Dirk play on TV before I was 14 years old. He is the eternal legend of Germany. I can't surpass him, but I am Dennis Schroder, I can also walk out of my own path." After

Schroder said a rather sad sentence, "I personally think my resume in the national team can become a benchmark, but due to skin color issues, I will never be far from being treated equally with Dirk."

But Schroder said it doesn't matter. He thinks that everyone has seen his own strength, and he only has one goal for the German team every time he plays for the German team, and if it weren't for the championship, he wouldn't consider playing for the country.

In the end, Schroeder fulfilled his promise to lead Germany to win the 2025 European Championship with an unbeaten attitude of "9 consecutive victories", and his personal crowning MVP + first-team defender became the biggest winner of this year's offseason.

And as the European Championship came to an end, many critics began to raise the topic "Is Schroeder worthy of entering the Hall of Fame", and the current public opinion tends to make it.

This is mainly due to his current identity: he won the MVP at the 2023 World Cup and the 2025 European Championships, and all players in history who have won the World Cup (and its predecessor World Championships) and the European Championships double MVP were eventually inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.

This list includes ancient celebrities: Sergei Belov, Drazen Petrovic, and Tony Kukoc. Schroeder seniors Dirk Nowitzki and Paul Gasol were selected this year.

Of course, Gasol and Nowitzki don't really need FIBA ​​honors to enter the Hall of Fame. This has become a more controversial place for Schroeder. There is no dispute about being selected as an international player, but the Naismith Hall of Fame will have some highlights in the NBA results in recent years.

Schroeder averaged 13.9 points and 4.9 assists per game in his NBA career, and has never been selected into the All-Star or the annual lineup in his career.

Some people even said that if Schroeder had not played in the NBA, he had been 100% in the Hall of Fame, and playing in the NBA would have become his deduction.

From the perspective of probability, Schroder has entered the Hall of Fame with an infinitely close to more than 90%. The German men's basketball team entered the dark period since 2016. Although Schroder was not the only reason for his real rise, he considered that the powerful youth training system had raised new generation backbones such as Wagner Brothers and Banga, but Schroder was the one who glued them together. The German team was in a desperate situation and relied on Schroder to turn the tide and scored various magical goals.

Speaking of which, the US media just reported a probability report a few days ago. Currently, there are only 5 active players who have entered the Hall of Fame (stable progress = 100% probability): James, Curry, Durant, Harden, and Paul.

Even Jokic, who is as strong as 3MVP, has not yet entered the market, and Antetokounmpo is not on the list. (Of course, they will definitely be able to make it in the end)

Schroder, with his relatively ordinary experience in the NBA, has proved how strong he is with these NBA 75 superstars.

Of course, some people think that Schroder is still the last step away from 100% steady progress, that is, the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The most prominent vacancy in Schroder's team's honor book may be the Olympic medals. The German team won fourth place in the 2024 Paris Olympics, setting the best record in team history, but missed the medal.

If he can eventually lead this increasingly strong Germany to win a medal in 2028, then his international career will be "successful" and will be selected for the Hall of Fame without any suspense.

If he wins the gold medal through the recession period of the US men's basketball team, he can even become the No. FIBA ​​honorary No. FIBA ​​player in basketball history.

(Doctor)