Has scored 50,000 points but no skills? James responded positively, Antetokounmpo social media supported it!

Recently, LeBron James was a guest on a show and talked about the topic of being questioned about not having technology: If his skills are not mature when he first entered the league, then work hard to become stronger. Find the right playing style and position instead of blindly pursuing showing off skills.

I got 50,000 points in this league. I am just playing the right basketball. I also hope that this generation of young people will always remember that efficiency is much more important than showing off skills.

Immediately afterwards, Antetokounmpo Antetokounmpo also supported James on social media: If anyone really thinks that one of the greatest players in the world has no skills... Brother, I have really seen everything.

The so-called technology, we need to give this noun a clear definition. It is undeniable that if we talk about the simple control technology, we all have defenders like Irving, Iverson, Curry, and James, who is 203cm tall and has a physical advantage, must be inferior to those of the backcourt players in his body flexibility and coordination.

However, the ultimate mystery of basketball is to shoot the ball. Therefore, in my opinion, aesthetics are only part of technology, and there are two key factors in measuring the quality of technology: efficiency and comprehensiveness.

Let's talk about efficiency first. James has been known for his physical fitness since entering the league, while his three-second zone ending efficiency is classified as a historical level and has been improving continuously.

In the first season of his career, James' final shooting percentage in the three-second zone was 56.7%. Every year afterward, James has been steadily improving in this data. By the Heat season in the 13-14 season, this data reached an all-time high of 78.2%. In the past decade, James' final efficiency in the three-second zone has exceeded 70% in seven years.

Let's talk about it comprehensively. In his career spanning 22 years, the NBA has also undergone earth-shaking changes, from center to insider fighting; and then to the small ball era, three-pointers are the king. You will find that James, who has been the Eastern Conference champion for eight consecutive years, has been constantly polishing his skills.

Before the 10-11 season, James still played the second and third positions, and he almost had no back-playing skills. The famous scene of playing a short defender Baria being created for offensive fouls is still fresh in memory.

However, after that, James became shameless and brave, using two offseasons to polish his low-post skills. By the 21-22 season, James averaged 3.1 offenses per game, second only to Antetokounmpo in the non-center position, averaging 3.2 points per game and shooting percentage of 53.7%.

In addition to low-post offense, as his career entered the end, James continued to improve his shooting skills. When he first entered the league, James' three-point shooting percentage was only 29%, and he made 63 goals with 217 three-point attempts. In the 24-25 season, James made 396 goals from outside the three-point line, hit 149 goals, and shot a shooting percentage of 37.6%, almost reaching the level of elite pitchers in the league.

Back to the title, James' definition of technology is: in his growth, streetball action has never been the focus. The key is to use the least dribble to the position you want to go and use all means to improve efficiency.

In his 22-year career, under the ever-changing version, athletes who were criticized for only playing with their bodies have advanced to ball-handling forwards and have once again advanced to elite pitchers.

strives to make all his skills the best, so he becomes James and the only basketball player in the long years of the NBA to score more than 50,000 points.