NBA "Floor Flow" I guess many people have heard of it. It's not that these stars can't dunk, but that their style of play is accustomed to relying on technology to solve battles, and their athletic ability is indeed average. After the whole game, they didn't even use their feet. Start and skip. Even though the NBA has so many stars with explosive athletic abilities, there is still room for "floor flow" to survive. For example, with this team of five "floor players", the championship is in the bag, and opponents will be disappointed when they see it.
Center - Yao Ming
Before gaining weight, Yao Ming could still run and jump a bit, but after gaining weight, he was completely "floor flow". His athletic ability is really average, his speed is not fast enough and his jumping is poor, but his low post offense is too unsolvable. He has rich low-post offensive methods. If a 2.26-meter center plays backwards, how do you ask others to play? There are also side hooks and half-volley baskets, making it easy for Yao Ming to score. The rim protection is also top-notch, and he is the team's shot-blocking leader all year round. Yao Ming like this is a killer in any era.
Power forward - Duncan
The so-called "Victor Flying Devil" is just a rumor. Duncan has never had such a nickname. Before the serious injury, Duncan could dunk, but after the injury, he was just bad on the floor. If he didn't transform, he wouldn't have been able to reach his peak for so long. Duncan's 45-degree rebound is a unique skill, and his hard hitting at the basket is also very tough. He has 20+10 statistics all year round, and his defense is at a master level. He is recognized as an integrated offense and defense, and he is well-deserved as the number one power forward in history.
Small forward - Bird
Bird's athletic ability is really average, and his talent is more reflected in shooting. He attacks with both hands, and his shooting talent is really scary. He is also excellent in post-ups, with 20+ statistics all year round. Rebounding ability is the first thing at the same position. He has averaged 10 rebounds per game in his career. It is really incomprehensible that a striker can shoot like a guard and grab rebounds like an inside line.
Point Guard - Kidd
Kidd is recognized as a master of field control and has won the assists title 5 times in his career. His reading ability is rare and he can control the tempo of the game. The offense is not that bad, at least the three-pointers are above average. The so-called "basically not offensive" is just a joke. The defense is also quite strong, and he was selected to the All-Defensive Team 9 times in his career. Whether it is position or "run and gun", he can switch at will.
-point guard - Harden
Harden played quite violently during the Thunder period, but has been "flowing on the floor" since the Rockets period. His scoring consists of step-back three-pointers and breakthroughs. The breakthroughs are not so sudden stop and start. He just uses his body to carry the opponent into the inside and then draws a foul. At his peak, he relied on these two tricks to win the scoring title three times and the MVP. Now he is still the best shooting guard currently in service.
