NBA: Yao Ming at his peak returns to his rookie season

Background music: Sirius!

Jordan jogged out of the arena.

Sirius's exclusive background music resounded throughout the arena.

This undoubtedly gave Jordan a great deal of respect. During Jordan's two three-peats, the NBA never played a special background music for him during the All-Star Game!

In that instant, the fans seemed to be transported back to the exhilarating Bulls dynasty of yesteryear. Michael Jordan's path has never been smooth sailing.

But with his strong desire to win and his obsessive personality, he created one miracle after another.

When Jordan entered the court, players from the East and West lined up on both sides.

This is unlike any All-Star game in the past.

This was Jordan's third farewell game, but only this time did Michael Jordan know that he was truly leaving the arena that had brought him honor and everything.

Jordan high-fived everyone and finally stood on the side of the Eastern Conference team.

The DJ was still shouting at the top of his lungs.

The game has entered the warm-up and shooting practice time.

Yao Ming is a calm and composed person, mainly because Chinese people tend to be reserved and don't like to show off. He didn't have any outstanding performances in the All-Star Game in his previous life. Although he was the starting center most of the time, his playing time was about the same as that of an All-Star reserve.

But this time he was traveling light.

During practice time, Yao Ming stood at the three-point line and started shooting three-pointers.

The fans at the scene were laughing so hard they were doubled over.

O'Neal even picked up the ball that Yao Ming missed, and then furiously dunked it into the basket with his legs in the air!

The fans were very cooperative, laughing for Yao Ming and cheering for Shaquille O'Neal.

Yao Ming didn't take it to heart.

At that moment, Kobe strolled over from the side and said, "That three-pointer of yours was wrong. Come on, I'll teach you how to shoot a three-pointer!"

Kobe's three-point shot was very distinctive.

This guy practiced shooting with Michael Jordan's videotapes in his early years, and although he was a shooting guard, he had excellent upper body strength.

His three-pointer was straight and flat.

It's not a normal arc-shaped three-pointer.

Kobe dared to teach, and Yao Ming dared to trust. In the arena, the two started missing straight and flat three-point shots. Kobe's three-point shooting was extremely inconsistent.

The difference between being a god or a ghost is about 50/50.

Kobe was clearly in a bad mood tonight, and his shooting touch was ice cold.

Just as Yao Ming was about to comfort Kobe and tell him not to be so sad, since he would have plenty of missed shots in the future, as Kobe was a super blacksmith who had been witnessed by the all-time missing shot list.

Just as the two were having fun and the reporters were taking pictures, Michael Jordan, now changed into his jersey, came over and said, "Your shooting technique is wrong! Come on, let me demonstrate!"

He was saying that Jordan had received the ball from Kobe.

DUANG!

"This is how you shot just now. Now, let me demonstrate the correct shooting technique for you!"

"Come on, Michael, you just missed!"

Kobe directly undermined him.

Then... Yao Ming watched as these two iron-hitting kings missed shot after shot.

O'Neal stood not far away watching this scene, his lips twitching, looking a little aggrieved.

It was the first time the chubby guy had ever participated in an All-Star game, but he didn't become the focus. Everyone was watching Jordan teach Kobe and Yao Ming how to shoot three-pointers.

As we all know, Michael Jordan holds the record for the lowest number of three-pointers made in the three-point contest.

Kobe Bryant, the famous "Iron King" of Los Angeles.

These two are going to teach Yao Ming how to shoot a three-pointer.

It can only be said that some people dare to teach despite their difficulties, and Yao Ming dared to learn despite his difficulties.

The three players' shots accounted for 80% of the laughs during the All-Star warm-up, making fans laugh until they were breathless. The problem was that Jordan and Kobe just couldn't make the shots.

Jordan shot 3/10, while Kobe, not counting his previous misses, shot 2/10.

Two people, a hidden dragon and a phoenix chick.

Yao Ming thought that if he also threw down a three-pointer, the two of them would be crying. Hey? Yao Ming checked his increasingly full backpack.

Besides the new badge for overpowering the strong, he also has a temporary badge for three-pointers, right?

……

The match began 20 minutes later.

Both teams fielded their starting players.

The Eastern Conference players were: McGrady, Iverson, Jordan, Jermaine O'Neal, and Ben Wallace. McGrady received 143 million votes, setting a new Eastern Conference record.

Because of Yao Ming's appearance, Tracy McGrady received 10 more votes than in the original timeline.

It can only be said that the overall effect is ripple.

Western Conference All-Stars: Yao Ming, Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, Steve Francis.

Besides Yao Ming, who is the all-time leading vote-getter, Kobe Bryant also received 158 million votes. Excluding Yao Ming's votes, Kobe Bryant is the leading vote-getter in this year's All-Star Game and the second-most vote-getter in history.

In other words, O'Neal's inability to contain Kobe has been evident in many ways this season.

Despite this, O'Neal still has the highest player rating in the league this season.

But from the moment Kobe beat him in the fan vote for the first time, Los Angeles had already welcomed a new king.

The jump ball was between Yao Ming and Jermaine O'Neal, but it was mainly Ben Wallace who refused to jump the ball with Yao Ming. So it's unclear who was making things difficult for whom.

Yao Ming easily got the jump ball and connected with Francis for the first time.

Francis single-handedly showcased his crossovers and acceleration, furiously driving to the basket and slamming the ball into the hoop.

Clutching his jersey, Francis retreated in a fit of rage.

Yao Ming wanted to compare himself to Francis. Yao Ming is introverted and doesn't have a strong desire to perform, while Francis clearly has an excessive desire to perform.

He drove straight to the basket.

It's one thing to dunk, but to go all out with the whole action is something Iverson and Ben Wallace, those two background players, must be thinking.

Neither Ben Wallace nor Allen Iverson are particularly magnanimous.

During the offensive and defensive transition, Ben Wallace and Yao Ming executed a perfectly synchronized play, crouching down to drive to the basket.

However, he soon regretted his actions.

As soon as Yao Ming stood in front of him, he completely blocked everything, leaving nothing behind. Ben Wallace lost his view of the outside world and his ability to coordinate with others.

At that moment, Iverson stopped the ball.

After Francis made a defensive gesture, Iverson quickly drove to the basket and pulled up for a jump shot.

Basketball shot.

Ben Wallace received the ball and then threw it back to Yao Ming.

Retreat to defense.

In the Western Conference offensive round, it was still Francis who pushed forward. It has to be said that Yao Ming and Francis have really developed a lot of tacit understanding now.

Yao Ming has just taken his place.

Francis threw the ball into the basket.

He jumped up and reached out to catch the ball, Yao Ming simply and unpretentiously shoved it past Ben Wallace. What? Did Ben Wallace jump? Probably not, right?

Francis is very excited today, drawn by the allure of money.

In the Eastern Conference playoffs, Iverson and Jordan also executed an alley-oop, bringing back memories for fans who erupted in excited shouts.

This was only the second time Yao Ming had the ball from Francis.

Then I'd feel a little embarrassed to continue.

Ben Wallace's push was making his kidneys a little uncomfortable. Yao Ming dribbled the ball, pretended to turn his back, and Ben Wallace pushed even harder.

Then Duncan came up, Yao Ming passed him a pass, and then pulled Ben Wallace behind him.

Tim Duncan easily completed a dunk in front of him.

Duncan raised both hands, and Yao Ming cooperated by giving him a high five. Duncan had even prepared to clap his hands if Yao Ming didn't give him a high five...