The "Fat Tutu" who is obsessed with three-pointers - Antoine Walker's vulgar encyclopedic introduction Antoine Walker (Antoine Walker) was born in Chicago, Illinois, USA on August 12, 1976. He is 2.06 meters tall and has a wingspan of 2 Meter 12, serves as a power forward.

The "fat head" who is obsessed with three-pointers - Antoine Walker

A vulgar encyclopedic introduction

Antoine Walker (Antoine Walker) was born on August 12, 1976 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He is 2.06 meters tall. , with a wingspan of 2.12 meters, and plays the role of power forward.

was selected by the Boston Celtics with the 6th pick in the first round of 1996. In his career, he played for the Celtics, Heat, Eagles, Wolves and Mavericks, and won the 1 championship, 3 All-Star selections.

The "dry stuff" I want to say

Antoine Walker (hereinafter referred to as Walker), as a lottery pick of the golden generation in 1996, was hailed as the successor of "Big Bird" Bird when he first entered the league, but in fact He is who he is, a striker with a different style of play. Walker himself has good skills, various offensive methods, and good physical condition, but he is obsessed with three-pointers. Although he has three-point ability, he really cannot praise him, so his career performance is erratic.

The duo formed by Walker and Pierce during the Celtics period was once one of the more popular duos in the league, but their results have always been mediocre. One of the reasons is Walker's instability, or maybe it should be. Said that Walker began to "go astray" after becoming obsessed with three-pointers. His three-point performance has indeed gone up and down. He once set a record for three-pointers made in a single quarter of playoffs and (6), and also set a record for the number of consecutive three-pointers missed in a single game (10). An inside player with good physical condition is obsessed with outside shooting. This also leads to the fact that although the two are not low in popularity, the team's record is mediocre.

After Walker arrived with the Mavericks, the media said that he was the organizational power forward that the Mavericks had been looking for. Before the start of the season, many media and magazines were really optimistic about the Mavericks. However, in fact, he played for the Mavericks for a whole season. Afterwards, they were packed and sent away. Later, he gradually changed from a starter to a substitute. Although he won a championship with the Heat, he was gradually forgotten. Many people don't even remember that he spent his last season with the Timberwolves. The next news about him was that he declared bankruptcy and auctioned off his championship ring.

At that time, there was still discussion about Walker. After all, his style of play was very fresh and everyone liked to hear about it. When they encountered him playing particularly well or poorly, they all liked to chat. And his unique celebration moves are also unforgettable. He will twist his big butt and dance in celebration, which coupled with his big head is really funny.

Although Walker plays a small ball game, he will never be successful in any era because he has no three-point ability, but is obsessed with three-pointers. If he were placed in the small ball era, it is estimated that his three-point shooting ability will make him pick up Lotto pick. At best, he is an all-around player who can score inside and outside. Although he can't compete with those "monsters" in the paint, he can handle it with ease with his skills. He can also organize offense and is a bit weak on defense, but his rebounding ability is not bad. However, these are all ideal conditions. The fact is that he lacks the ability to finish at the basket inside, lacks stability on the outside, and is not active in defense. Although he has good rebounding ability, he is not keen on grabbing rebounds. His ability to organize offense is good, but I still like personal offense.

Walker's "if", if Walker can play well and not be obsessed with three-pointers, he will definitely become a representative of technical insiders of that era. Although his defensive awareness is a bit poor, he can still definitely play in some teams that advocate offense. The star is worth something and the team has good results, and it will definitely be rated higher than it is now.