---Heroism No. 0\x0d\Name: Gilbert Arenas\x0d\Nationality: United States\x0d\Team: Washington Wizards\x0d\Position: Point Guard \x0d\Birthday: 1982-1-6\x0d\Height: 193CM\x0d\Weight: 95.3kg\x0d\Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, United States\x0d\Jersey number: 0\x0d\School: University of Arizona, Arizona )\x0d\Draft status: Selected with the 31st (second round) pick by the Golden State Warriors in 2001. \x0d\Teams played for: Golden State Warriors (2 years)\x0d\07-08 season salary: $11.95 million\x0d\08-09 season salary: $14.65 million\x0d\09-10 season salary: 1619 Ten thousand US dollars\x0d\ Contract situation: 111 million in 6 years, signed on July 12, 2008, expiring in the summer of 2014\x0d\ Nicknames are "G.A" and "GIL", game ID "AgentZero" (Agent No. 0), Chinese football fans call him "General" and have their own slogan (mantra): Hibachi! (-The Teppanyaki in an American Japanese restaurant describes how hot it feels like a Teppanyaki!)\x0d\The most admired father is Arenas Sr. (an excellent actor)\x0d\His father Was a linebacker for the University of Miami football team. [Edit this paragraph] Related evaluation [Comprehensive evaluation] Perhaps the most dazzling young PG in the NBA, an all-star representative of combo guards, extremely powerful personal attack power, team leader and clown. \x0d\[Offensive] The firepower is extremely powerful. Possessing the fastest dribbling pull-up jump shot in the league, his fake moves are realistic, his bounce is fast, his shot is high and extremely smooth. A very threatening three-point shooter, his shooting rate is low because his shot selection is too sloppy. A master of fast-break combat, his upper body strength, explosive power, speed and agility are all top-notch in the NBA. He has strong body balance after taking off and good back-to-the-basket ability. There is a problem with shot selection, which is influenced by emotions, which greatly affects his offensive efficiency and stability. \x0d\[Defense] An empty hand, as fast as lightning, a wolf lurking in the passing lane, devouring defenders who are mediocre in possession of the ball. He is fast and strong enough, but he is not the kind of man who prides himself on defense. He seems willing to accept the reality of being eaten alone. Pretty good PG rebounder. \x0d\[Position] When Master Kurong of Tianlong Temple participated in "Ku Zen", he had reached the state of "half withered and half prosperous", but had not yet reached the "both withered and prosperous" or even the higher level "neither withered nor prosperous". Similarly, Arenas is already one of the few PGs in the league with both offensive power and organizational talent, but he is a killer for three days and a commander for two days, and he is not yet able to smoothly switch between the two roles and change as he pleases. He himself admitted that he is looking for the best point between "shooting" and "passing", but looking at today's NBA, how many people can do "shooting" and "passing" successfully? \x0d\[Others] A locker room prankster and comedian, dressing up for a shower is his most famous story. The performance on the court is emotional, and the universe will explode because of the angry words of teammates, and the game will also be abandoned because of the referee's unclear call. In high school, many people predicted that he would not be able to play a minute in the NCAA, so he wore the No. 0 jersey out of frustration. \x0d\[Brief experience] Born in the colorful world of Hollywood, his father is engaged in the supporting industry. Arenas didn't start playing basketball until he was 11 years old, and later entered the University of Arizona to study under the famous coach Lute Olson. In 2001, he led the team to the NCAA Finals, losing to Duke. Then he decided to drop out of school and participate in the draft. Due to his position, height and personality, he fell to the second round. He cried loudly that night and was called a typical example of overestimating his own value by the media. In the 01-02 season, he spent several months on the bench in Golden State. He did not enter the starting lineup until Larry Hughes was injured, but since then he has soared and entered the ranks of the league's top rising stars. In the summer of 2003, he signed with the Wizards with an annual salary of tens of millions (this deal later caused the league to change the signing rules for second-round rookies). Unfortunately, he suffered an abdominal injury in the 2003-04 season and only played 55 games. The 2004-05 season broke out in an all-round way. Not only was he selected to the All-Stars and the league's third team, he also led the team to win the first playoff series in 23 years with Larry Hughes and Antawn Jamison. In the overtime of Game 5 against the Bulls, Arenas made a key shot. The buzzer beater helped the team narrowly win and successfully acted as a cold-blooded killer. \x0d\[Edit this paragraph] Record as a rookie. In April 2002, he won the title of "Rookie of the Month" in the Western Conference. \x0d\On November 11, 2002, he scored a career-high 15 assists against the Memphis Grizzlies. \x0d\In May 2003, he scored a career-high 12 rebounds against the Spurs. \x0d\Arenas' career high score is 60 points (Washington Wizards 147:141 Lakers)\x0d\The Most Valuable Player of the 2003 Rookie Game. \x0d\Won the Most Improved Player Award in the 2002-03 season. [Edit this paragraph] The perfect career record of the General\x0d\Now Gilbert Arenas is just like the nickname "The General" given to him by the fans, majestic, versatile, and unrivaled. But when it comes to Arenas' childhood, this talented player was not as prosperous as people imagined.

Someone once predicted when he was in high school: Arenas would never play a minute in the college league. Now? Arenas proved how great he is with one 5 after another:\x0d\1. A 60-point frenzy comparable to the two kings: On December 17, 2006, against the Lakers in an away game, Arenas scored a career-high He scored 60 points, 8 rebounds, 8 assists and 2 steals, leading the team to a 147-141 victory over the opponent in overtime. This achievement was beyond even Jordan's reach. When King Joe was with the Wizards, he couldn't surpass Arenas's scoring height. At the Lakers' home court, only one person in history has been able to score 60 points or more here. Chamberlain scored 65 points at the Lakers' home court in 1966. \x0d\2. Fulfill the promise of "Destroying the Sun": On December 22, against the Suns in an away game, Arenas scored 54 points, 4 assists, 3 rebounds and 1 steal, ending the Suns' victory 144-139 in overtime. 15 consecutive wins. Arenas' ability to achieve such results with the Suns has a more profound meaning. After Arenas was not selected for the Dream Seven, he vowed to score high with the Suns and Trail Blazers! The reason is that Colangelo and McMillan, who are responsible for selecting the Dream Seven players, are inextricably related to the Suns and Trail Blazers. \x0d\3. On January 15, 2007, Arenas of the Wizards contributed 51 points. His three-pointer in the last second helped the team defeat the Jazz 114:111. This is also the third time in his career that he has scored more than 50 points. At the same time, Arenas achieved this result at the Wizards' home court, which also tied Jordan's record for the highest score in a single game for the Wizards, which was set by Jordan on December 29, 2001. \x0d\The most field goals made by Arenas in a single game in his career is 21, which was played against the Suns on December 22, 2006. \x0d\The highest number of shots was also contributed in the game against the Suns, with 37 shots in one game. \x0d\On February 28, 2004, Arenas made 8 three-pointers in one game against the Lakers. This was the highest number of three-pointers made in a single game of his career. \x0d\On December 17, 2006, when the Wizards defeated the Lakers, Arenas had a career-high 27 free throw opportunities. \x0d\He grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds three times in one game. \x0d\On November 11, 2002, Arenas contributed a career-high 15 assists to the Grizzlies. \x0d\On March 17, 2004, Arenas grabbed a career-high 8 steals. \x0d\Arenas was selected to the NBA third team in both the 2004-05 and 2005-06 seasons. \x0d\ Selected to the All-Star three times (2005, 2006, 2007), he was the first player among the 2001 rookies to enter the NBA All-Star Game. \x0d\With 3 triple-doubles, he was the most improved player in the NBA in the 2002-03 season. \x0d\MVP of the Rookie Challenge in the 2003 All-Star Game [Edit this paragraph] NBA Players' Free Throw Art: Arenas\x0d\Like many NBA players, Gilbert Arenas also has his own free throw line Unique style, but unlike other players, Arenas has a practical reason to form his own unique free throw style: "The formation of my free throw style is mainly to let myself breathe a little, because I used to go back and forth on the court. "Running, I can take a break when I shoot free throws. Now this has become a habit of mine." Maybe Arenas' statement seems funny, but Arenas still has a specific routine before he makes a free throw. Another reason: "Kidd always wants to see something other people do and then imitate it. When Kidd first made the playoffs, he started imitating Hamilton's free throw shooting style, so what I'm saying is, I might create "My own free throw method." Procedure: Arenas will first receive the ball thrown by the referee, take a breath first, then wrap the ball back and forth around his waist three times with both hands, then pat the ball three times rhythmically, and then put it back. Put the ball in his left hand, wipe his shorts with his right hand, and finally shoot a free throw. Arenas explained: "It's all about trying to review the technical moves so that I can be more confident and make sure that I can do the same thing over and over again so that the free throws will come one after another. "In fact, Arenas once said in his blog that he once saw a young player from the youth team imitating Hamilton's free throws. He felt that he had no moves worth imitating, so he invented this move as a way to take a break. The statement is just nonsense.

As we all know, GA likes to take off his jersey and throw it to the audience after home games. He once said: In this way, at least one child will not have to spend money to buy my jersey. This sentence moved me. He likes to collect signed jerseys. There are even Jordan, Chamberlain, and Johnson. He also said that he would open a gym in the future and build a glass window to display them.