Who are the "lone wolf stars" in NBA history? Let's take a look. Passing is almost non-existent in the eyes of "lone wolf stars". Iverson is one of them. Iverson didn't like passing the ball when he was with the 76ers, but after all, it is also his. It was a helpless move, after all, he had to resist the entire team and continue to attack. Marbury is also one of the "lone wolf stars", nicknamed Marbury. As long as there is no good opportunity, he will go it alone and never pass the ball. It is this way of playing and character that ultimately led to his Being unemployed in the NBA made him a legend in the CBA.
Kobe is also a famous "lone wolf star". In fact, Kobe No. 24 is no longer very "lonely" when he plays, but when his game strategy is not to pass the ball, he begins to resolutely not pass the ball. You have to stand up and take away the game at critical moments, and the next guy who played with Kobe for four seasons reportedly passed the ball twice. Do you know who he is? He is Westbrook. Although Westbrook once averaged a triple-double per game, he has a play style that does not catch rabbits and does not spread hawks. He will only pass the ball to his teammates when they have absolute opportunities. But Kobe is a very powerful scorer. , even if he doesn't pass the ball, he can bring great help to the team.
The last one is Nick Young, a player who only has the basket now. He has the famous saying "If he is strong, let him be strong, I am Nick Young." He passed it to him in four seasons with Kobe. Two goals, so Nick Young was not popular with the Lakers in those years. When he fought with the Suns, he could only be described as unaccompanied. He was really funny and cute. He was the number one lone wolf in the league, optimistic and cute.
Do you hate or love Nick Young like this?
Which of these "lone wolf stars" is your favorite? Maybe it's because they are too eager to score, but in some cases, this lone wolf approach will conflict with their teammates, and may also lead to losing points because of not passing the ball. Sometimes it really It’s love and hate, what other “lone wolf stars” do you know?