Interesting! Nets guard Russell reveals the difference between the CBA and the NBA, Fans: It sounds weird

Difference between CBA and NBA: The double variation of confrontation and entertainment

Recently, following the pace of Nets guard Russell's Chinese style, I have been a serious basketball addiction. This young man first sat at the home court of Shougang in Beijing to watch the CBA Finals. When his eyes turned to basketball, I also thought about it in my mind - the Chinese and American basketball courts looked really different. Later, he talked about the differences between the CBA and the NBA on Yang Yi's podcast, and those words reminded me of the argument I had when I drank with my golf club last month.

Speaking of Russell's good brother Thompson, I remember clearly what this guy talked to him after the season with the Shenzhen team. "The floor is full of people fighting, and the referee doesn't even have any physical contact." Thompson's words sound quite rough, but they are the same as the CBA playoffs I watched on the wild court. Just talking about the game between Guangdong and Shanxi, the pick-and-rolls hit the ball in the last quarter, and the benches followed "Ouch". If this is to be put on the NBA regular season, it will probably be whistle long ago. But the players here are like clockwork. They have to hook the ball back when they fall to the ground. This kind of fighting for inch of land is indeed a bit ruthless.

Yang Yi's words in the podcast meant that the fans' hearts were in the hearts of the fans - "I always say that the CBA is strong in confrontation, but no one believes it." Russell was straightforward and said, "The NBA is more like a show." This sounds a bit pissy at first glance, but it makes sense to think about it carefully. Look at the stars in the regular season who shaking their shoulder straps when breaking through, and then start celebrating outside the three-point line. We may have been said to be "unpragmatic". But the atmosphere is like performing a stage play. Every round has to make the audience shout out. Even the cheerleaders during the pause are like performing a musical, and they really have to weld the two words of entertainment on the court.

But if you want to say that the NBA is just a fancy, that would be a wrongful person. Thinking of the Rockets' tiebreak battle against the Warriors last year, Harden was so defensive that Green rubbed his eyes straight, and Curry could hear the sound of muscle collisions when he broke through. In the fourth quarter, the fire in the eyes of the players on both sides could lit the stadium. At this time, there was no entertainment or entertainment. It was clearly a battlefield where bayonets were popular. So Russell said that "watching the stage" is reasonable - the regular season is like a variety show, and the playoffs become documentaries, and when it is time to tighten, it is not ambiguous at all.

A few days ago, I talked about this with old fans in the community. Someone shook his head: "Is the strong confrontation equal to the high level?" This reminds me of Lao Wang, who is in the car repair shop downstairs. He always said that he played in the factory team when he was young, and the jersey can be twisted out of water after one game. In fact, there is no absolute standard for strength and weakness. The CBA's iron-blooded defense can make foreign players shout "suffer", and the NBA's offense and defense transformation can make people feel excited. After all, they are all fruits from the tree of basketball. As Russell said, let’s take wins and losses as weights, and others regard performances as signboards. As long as the fans enjoy watching it, no matter whether he is hit hard or flirting with his work?

By the way, I saw a short video yesterday and a middle school student wrote in the composition: "There are sweat beads embedded in the cracks in the floor of the CBA, and the NBA lights can illuminate the players' eyelashes." Although these words are tender, they taste the flavor on both sides. If you have any ideas, whether you think confrontation is the bottom line or feel that entertainment is more popular, come to the comment section to talk about it - after all, the more you talk about the matter on the basketball court, the more you talk about it, the more you become.

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