Wilkins: Kobe is the second person in history, he will not be able to join forces!

Wilkins's remarks exploded.

Just said yesterday that Kobe is the second in history, and directly confronted the modern basketball team spirit.

The old legend said: Jordan Kobe's generation went to slash his opponent's throat when he came on the court.

Now stars are busy forming teams to brush up data, and the NBA ratings are falling year by year are not without reasons.

After careful consideration of this, it really broke the window paper.

Winning the championship in a group looks glamorous, the team's market value has risen sharply, and the star data is also beautiful.

But fans are not fools. Is it interesting to watch a few super giants playing in the regular season every day, just like watching the All-Star Show Game?

In the past, Jordan fought the Pistons with the Bulls, and Kobe led the Lakers to fight the Celtics. That was a real battle.

But the veteran also needs to look at the background when speaking.

Wilkins averaged 30+ per game back then, but his team record was poor all year round.

The Hawks in the 1980s led by him seven playoffs. How much better is this team leader than modern stars?

He also complained in his own interview that it is too easy to average 15 points per game now, and it is obviously a double standard.

The loose rules allow Wiggins, a new generation, to score 42 points in a single game. There is no such shooting space thirty years ago.

After all, it's the basketball spirit that's broken.

Wilkins said that Kobe Jordan was full of mind and wanted to defeat his opponents, and modern stars were more concerned about personal honor and business value.

Look at how the media brags when Wiggins recently set a career scoring record?

is all about praising personal talent, so teamwork mentioned it.

NBA has promoted stars to immortals, but the result is that the players are getting more and more elite and the team is getting earlier and earlier.

Antetokounmpo publicly discussed changing teams to compete for the championship at the age of 31. Who dared to think about it twenty years ago? The

alliance is really embarrassing now.

The referee held the star and turned his wrist and did not blow, and the data was seriously injected.

The 82 regular season games were played into a shooting training game, and the playoffs only brought the intensity symbolically.

The fans voted with their feet too real - the ratings of last year's finals were lower than those of "Love Apartment" replays.

Old fans miss the iron-blooded pistons with muscle collisions. New fans think the pace is too slow and they are not pleasing to both ends.

Wilkins' words have filters, but they hit the nail on the head.

What modern basketball lacks most is not technology, it is the kind of ruthlessness of "I will beat you with my own hands".

The stars are busy counting the three giants in the salary space group, and the legends were all grinding their teeth and trying to fight one-on-one.