Basketball trainer, I created a super giant

Chapter 23 If You Don’t Choose Him, You’ll Really Regret It

No one asked the stupid question about whether the data might be wrong.

With a standard height test rod, if you get the best result three times in a row, there is no way you can go wrong.

The three of them just silently digested this number and felt the weight it represented.

First of all, the original data of 3.58 meters is also very credible.

Those were the physical test data from when Brown participated in the McDonald's All-American High School Game.

As far as this data is concerned, it is actually very good.

Because Brown is only 2.11 meters tall with shoes on, and most importantly, he has short arms.

Not to mention the bunch of gibbons in the NBA, even among this year's rookies, Brown's wingspan of 2.16 meters is disastrous.

Just compare and you will know.

Another popular high school rookie, Diop, is the same height as Brown, but has an astonishing arm span of 2.29 meters.

This is not over yet.

Brown is broad-set and heavy-boned, but has a long neck.

This resulted in his effective height below the neck being slightly less.

A little bit here, a little bit there, but he could still jump out of 3.58 meters with a running-up high jump, and the maximum jump was 83 centimeters, which was already abnormal.

This is also the main reason why all teams are attracted to him and think that he has explosive athletic talent.

But who would have thought that two months later, Brown's jumping ability has improved.

And the extent of evolution is quite significant.

"He's gained weight," Tedeschi muttered.

A simple weigh-in and height measurement were done first. Brown now weighs 255 pounds, which is more than ten pounds heavier than the number on the scouting report in his hand.

Gaining weight can actually make you jump higher, which is fucking unscientific.

"Don't worry, let's take another look."

Klaus waved his hand calmly and continued reading.

Next up is the penalty area agility test.

After jumping on the spot, Brown rushed out.

His pace was extremely fast and he rushed out of the finish line in an instant.

The result is out, 11.33 seconds.

Tedeschi gasped. That number was comparable to some more agile defenders.

In the 3/4 sprint, Brown rushed across the finish line in 3.18 seconds.

Among inside players, he is definitely top-notch.

"Don't worry, let's take another look."

Klaus waved again.

He's waiting for Eddy Curry's test results.

Eddy Curry is 2.13 meters tall and has a wingspan of 2.29 meters.

Top-notch arm span, with a maximum reach of 3.6 meters.

To be honest, this result alone made Tedeschi grin and his eyes shine.

You have to look at how heavy Eddy Curry is, a full 300 pounds.

He is not as good as that pervert O'Neal, but his talent is definitely top-notch.

Continue testing.

敏捷12秒25，3/4场地3秒53。

This comparison shows the difference.

Eddy Curry is having trouble running, and the gap between him and Brown is a bit big.

But considering his 300-pound weight, it is actually amazing that he can perform like this.

"This guy is also a genius!" Tedeschi exclaimed.

No wonder he became a favorite in the draft and was hailed as the strongest high school student by the media. His talent is truly incredible.

It is incredible that a person who weighs 300 pounds can run and jump.

Floyd nodded in agreement. Although he was unhappy with Klaus's plan, he had to admit that the two guys in front of him were both gifted monsters.

Comparing silently in his mind, Floyd said, "But Brown is still better."

"His athletic ability is better than Curry's. It's top-notch."

"And compared to Curry, he has a more reasonable body shape. Curry is too heavy."

He weighed 300 pounds before even entering the league, which at least shows that he doesn't pay much attention to weight management.

This is a very big hidden danger.

"If we had the No. 1 pick and I were to choose it."

Floyd pondered for a moment, then said without hesitation, "I would choose Brown."

Curry definitely has talent, but it's not to the point where you'll regret not picking him.

Given the talent Brown has shown now, I would really regret not choosing him.

He said, glancing strangely at Klaus beside him.

Why is this guy so quiet all of a sudden?

Krause stared at the field intently, saying nothing. Tedeschi nodded. If he had to choose, he would also tend to choose Brown.

He also glanced at Klaus.

Isn't this guy the most enthusiastic? Why is he silent now?

Soon, all subsequent physical examination items were completed.

The two took a short break.

Connors went up to Brown, hugged him, and patted him on the back excitedly: "Brown, well done."

In terms of physical tests, he felt that he completely crushed Eddy Curry.

Brown nodded and looked at Tang Sen.

Tang Sen gave him a thumbs up.

Brown's performance was definitely excellent.

He gained weight, but his athletic ability didn't diminish at all, so when it comes to the competition, the improvement in strength will be huge.

And that wasn't enough, he not only maintained his athleticism, he got stronger.

The Tangsen system has the test data from the very beginning of training. A comparison will show that there is an all-round improvement.

Only when he saw Tang Sen’s thumbs-up did Brown smile.

Next are some basic technical tests.

Eddy Curry starts first.

Tang Sen stood on the sidelines and watched. Although Eddy Curry was incredibly heavy, his basic skills were pretty good, especially his footwork in the low post, which was much more solid than Brown's.

It's just that the shooting seems to be a little off.

But it's not a big problem. With his weight, he will definitely be confined to the basket to catch the ball. He won't be able to play to his strengths if he pulls out to shoot.

"come on."

When it was Brown's turn, Donson gave him some encouragement.

In terms of technology, Brown is obviously a little inferior.

Fortunately, Brown also has a mid-range shot, which is a plus.

All I can say is that in this area, the two are evenly matched and each has its own advantages.

However, these are static tests and are not very meaningful.

As for the draft, it still depends on talent, and skills can be practiced slowly.

So the real test is the competition.

Tang Sen looked at Klaus and others on the sidelines in the distance.

Without a doubt, the highlight is coming next.

Short break.

At this moment, a tall figure suddenly walked out of the player's tunnel.

White man with a sparse beard.

Tang Sen recognized him at a glance. It was Brad Miller, the center who had gradually established himself in the Bulls.

At this time, Tedeschi came over and communicated with Connors.

"Fake."

After he left, Connors cursed angrily.

It turned out that the Bulls proposed to have a 1v1 confrontation between Brown and Brad Miller.

"They did it on purpose, bringing it up halfway through the tryout."

From the perspective of draft players, they actually reject this kind of 1V1 confrontation or simulation of real games.

Because every rookie has shortcomings of one kind or another, the more they show, the more shortcomings they expose.

The best option is to show some basic things, keep them somewhat hidden, and let teams take a gamble. Maybe you can get a high draft pick.

Of course, the team is eager to organize a game to see how good you are.

This is a game process.

During this tryout with the Bulls, Connors agreed to a 1v1 match with Curry, which seemed to be good enough. However, he did not expect the Bulls to go one step further and even wanted Brown to compete against active NBA players.

"What should we do? Should we refuse?" Moore asked.

It's totally acceptable to refuse.

Originally, the Bulls only had the fourth pick, which was no longer in everyone's plans.

Connors said nothing and looked across.

He wanted to see what Eddy Curry's team would choose.

He noticed that Eddy Curry's agent, Mills Tann, nodded, probably in agreement.

"Tang, what do you think?" He turned and asked Tang Sen.

"I agree. If we all test, I think we will have a greater advantage."

If Tang Sen remembered correctly, Brad Miller was an excellent top defender but a player who relied more on speed.

This is almost a common problem among white centers: slow.

When slow against slow, Curry doesn't have much advantage.

On the contrary, Brown has the advantage of being flexible and agile.