NBA: I'm really not a point guard god

Chapter 483 A little timid

There is plenty of time.

The team also doesn’t want to travel too hard.

The Bobcats spent Christmas in Boston.

Returned to Charlotte on the 26th.

There is no game in these two days, and naturally the focus of people's attention will not continue to remain on the Bobcats.

But at this moment, the Bobcats still released the news.

The team's first-year rookie and starting center Greg Oden was placed on the injured list.

This makes many people feel incredible.

Judging from the last game, Oden was obviously not injured.

Although he committed six fouls and left the game in the third quarter, his progress since entering the league is still obvious to all.

Moreover, as a player with unlimited potential, it is somewhat unjustifiable to be placed on the injured list at this time.

"Did that guy get injured during training these two days?"

Someone asked.

This is what almost everyone thinks.

However, it is said that a reporter took photos of Oden training these two days.

Not sure if it was taken in the past two days.

But judging from the photos, Oden doesn't look injured.

If it was really taken in the past two days, it would be really strange.

……

12 month 28 day.

Fresh off their victory over the Grizzlies, the Hornets came to Charlotte.

This season, their strength is really much stronger.

On the one hand, the players previously selected have grown.

On the other hand, they got Peja again this season.

Peja is 30 years old.

But he is still at his peak.

The important thing is that Peja just won the championship with the Bobcats last season.

He seems more confident than when he was the King.

And this kind of confidence also makes Peja's shooting percentage higher.

Especially his three-point shot.

The season has started till now.

Only Zhou Yao and Nash can rank ahead of Peja in three-point shooting percentage.

Of course, these are still secondary.

The core of the team has always been Chris Paul.

And Paul's growth has also made the team's record better and better.

Since playing against the Mavericks on December 12, they have just experienced a 14-game winning streak.

New Orleans fans are looking forward to them extending their winning streak to seven games.

If not for anything else, it's because the team they're going to face next is the Bobcats, the most popular team in the league right now.

However, for Paul personally, he really doesn't want to fight the Bobcats.

Some roughly threw the newspaper aside.

Paul let out a long breath.

"Averaging 25 points, 10.7 rebounds, 13.9 assists, 6.2 steals, and 1 block per game."

That guy is averaging a triple-double again.

It seems that after arriving with the Bobcats, the guy hasn't chased this kind of data for a long time.

This season, that guy even has the job of head coach.

No, that guy was the team's assistant coach last season.

While Spoelstra was suspended, that guy was really sitting on the bench directing the team.

The point is, that guy also had a good record when he was a coach.

Ever since that showdown in high school, that guy has skyrocketed.

Today, Chris Paul is also a well-known figure in the league.

Although, in fact, he is only a third grader now.

He also got a rookie contract.

But now he is also one of the top point guards in the league.

Of course, when talking about the top, he must be added to the list.

If it were Zhou Yao, this one could be removed.

Paul ranks second in the league in assists and steals per game.

Originally, this was something to be very happy about.

However, no matter how good Paul's performance was, he was still outclassed by Zhou Yao.

The assists are okay.

Zhou Yao doesn't seem to want to top the assists list.

The steals list is completely different.

As long as Zhou Yao is still in the league, the steals king will never fall behind.

Unless he doesn't play that season.

Today, the league's highest steals record in history is Stockton's 3265.

As of last season, Zhou Yao, who has only played 5 seasons, has already played 1901 times.

Almost everyone said that Zhou Yao was destined to surpass Stockton, at least in terms of steals.

That guy is averaging 6.2 steals per game this season, is he really serious?

Paul also has almost 2.7 steals this season.

If it can be maintained, it is also an incredible data.

But looking at history, the steal leader averaging 2.7 times per game is really nothing.

What's more, he knows in his heart that he can't win the steals title.

Paul still cares about his data.

But compared to the data, what he cares more about is being criticized and he is always being suppressed by Zhou Yao.

But the results of every game seem to prove what others said is right.

I have been suppressed since high school.

Entering the NBA, I was still suppressed.

Think about it sometimes.

Paul couldn't wait to tell his coach.

"In future Bobcat games, let me rest."

Of course, Paul also knew that he could not say such things.

……

The game starts soon.

Oden took his seat behind the Bobcats bench.

Surrounded by a large group of beauties, Auden seemed somewhat at a loss.

However, everyone also noticed that judging from his performance, he was definitely not injured.

However, Oden seemed to be in a good mood.

There was no dissatisfaction at all because he was put on the injured list.

You can even joke around with your teammates.

The progress of the game seemed to be relatively relaxed.

Zhou Yao still didn't appear immediately.

The starting five are point guard Rondo, shooting guard Jr., small forward Durant, power forward Gooden, and center Mutombo.

This lineup is relatively common among the Bobcats.

The only questionable thing is that Mutombo was sent in from the beginning.

Uncle Mu is old.

The efficiency when playing is pretty good, but he doesn't play much time in each game.

Get him on from the start.

It feels like Zhou Yao doesn't pay enough attention to this game.

However, after the game really started, people found that the Hornets seemed to be struggling.

To be precise, it was the Hornets' starting point guard Chris Paul who struggled a bit.

Throughout the first quarter, Paul's shooting percentage was average.

He made 5 of 2 field goals and 1 of 0 three-pointers.

And there were two rare mistakes.

Paul is one of the point guards with the fewest turnovers in the league.

Two turnovers in one game is too strange.

You know, his current opponent is not Zhou Yao.

It's Rondo, who is younger than him and entered the league later.

Someone guessed.

Facing Zhou Yao's team, Paul still showed timidity.

After all, he is only 22 years old.

Still only in third grade.

The Hornets had a slight lead.

It seemed like there was a chance to win the game.

But Zhou Yao is still off the court, which means the Bobcats still have some strength left.

Maybe for Paul, it's good for the game to continue like this.

It would be best for Zhou Yao not to return to the court...