"Why can't wish be mvp"

In March, espn posted such an article.

Just looking at the title, I thought he was helping Wei Xia canvass vote in advance.

But this title is particular.

If you add an extra question mark, you are really helping Wei Xia canvass votes. But if there is no question mark, it is another meaning.

This year's MVP hottest is mainly No. 3 candidates, James, Weisha and Durant.

Two 84-year-old Mesozoic, a most valuable player under the age of 25, led their own team to rise at the same time.

Wei Xia has the best record.

Durant is in a more competitive division. After James's crushing defeat in 2011, the world's contempt for him magically faded.

At least judging from the media's votes, he is very popular.

In February, Wei Xia's record performance was unrivaled, and he ranked first in both MVP predictions.

In March, James and Durant entered the period of strength. Although Wei Xia did not retreat much, she was not as good as the highlights in February and ranked third in the simulation predictions for a long time.

The node where espn published this article was the eve of the second battle between the 76ers and the Heat.

The article Zhou Xiangdi analyzed the pros and cons of Wei Xia and the other two MVP candidates.

The article came to some conclusions.

Wish's shooting is worse than James, but his overall shooting percentage is not as good as James;

Although wish is very comprehensive as a second position, he is not afraid of anyone than All-Star James;

Although wish's performance at critical moments is more impressive than James and Durant, their performance is similar, not to mention that Durant is in a more competitive division, and James...well, two All-Star teammates may be a deduction - maybe.

The comparison between Wei Xia and James came out.

The only advantage is shooting, but your shooting is more accurate but your shooting is not as good as you think. Your shooting advantage is not as great as you imagined. Your overall performance is not as good as James, and your team's record is similar. Although the performance at critical moments is more impressive, if you can improve your teammates' strength and play better team basketball like James, will there be so many critical moments?

The comparison between Wei Xia and James can be concluded that the author's butt is crooked. This article that is completely tilted to James can actually make the headlines of espn, but this is just the previous part of the article.

The middle section is a comparison between Durant and Weisha.

At the beginning, the author directly pointed out the topic and discussed the offense. Durant is far above wish, but...

There must be a but, without this, wish fans' saliva will flood the author. Because Durant, who has a scoring ability far above wish, has never competed for wish in the first two seasons.

So, "But, thanks to Russell Westbrook and James Harden, KD cannot make a lot of moves like wish. His sacrifice was exchanged for the rapid growth of Russell and James, and ultimately made them extremely competitive players."

Therefore, the author presupposes a position where Durant's scoring ability is stronger than that of a cross-player, which is far stronger than wish, and then uses the progress of Westbrook and Harden to prove that Durant has more leadership skills and can better improve the strength of his teammates.

More than comprehensive, wish wins. This is the only point in which the author admits that wish is stronger than Durant.

Durant won a small victory in shooting. Even if he made more wishes and had a higher shooting percentage, he still felt that Durant had better shooting because his height and wingspan made his shooting almost impossible to interfere, so the shooting percentage was indefinite.

The problem is that if we follow this logic, James' shooting should also be above wish. James' height and arm length are better than wish, and even his overall shooting percentage is higher than wish. How can he conclude that James' shooting is inferior to that of just a pure shooting percentage is lower than wish? It's really not rigorous.

The author came to a second conclusion, and perhaps out of guilt, he put on a bunch of data tables that proved Durant's better shooting ability.

In the last paragraph, the end of the article, he talked about wish.

Wish is excellent, but not as good as James and Durant.

Wish hasn't proved himself after leaving Kobe.

Wish also needs to prove that he is a superstar in the playoffs...

Any Wei Xia fan will only want to tear down the author of the article when reading this, and this bullshit article can be put into espn's headlines. This shows that it is not just a problem of tilting one butt, but espn's entire position is wrong.

What’s even more interesting is that on the eve of the second match with the Heat, Kobe sent a link to this article to Wei Xia.

Below is their chat history.

"What's this?"

“ESPN’s headline article today.”

"You've been stolen. Don't you hate them the most?"

"I suddenly like them now, and these bastards are not without advantages."

“???”

“Look at the article.”

"I don't, this must be a link with a virus."

"I swear in Vanessa's name, this is the healthiest and greenest link I've ever posted."

"Please send me more unhealthy links in the future. I have a friend who is very interested, thank you."

Then Wei Xia clicked on the link.

After a moment of silence, Kobe sent an expression over.

“Awesome writing, I love this post.”

"Should you be more frank? Just tell me you're upset? Let me have a good night's sleep."

"I really like this article. It's written so well. Every sentence expresses my heart. Is there any better article than this? No, this is the best article in history!"

Kobe felt that Wei Xia was madly angry. The more he answered, the more he showed his anger.

Kobe's feeling is right.

That night, Wei Xia was so angry that she had insomnia that she could not go to the old time until four in the morning.

Then, he did something crazy.

At 4:30 in the morning, I got up and took my laptop to the living room, turned on the 2k12 that Hayward had downloaded for him, and played a game between the 76ers and the Heat.

2k12 has a trick of being a slut: turn over and jump shot.

Even a star can dominate the game with a turnover jump shot. Wei Xia uses turnover jump shots very frequently, so his turnover jump shots in the game are very easy to make.

He used this trick to control himself in the game to score 60 points against the Heat.

After the 6-minute match, he felt a little dizzy.

He is the kind of person who can't play 3D games, and he will feel dizzy after playing for a while.

If you can hold on to one set tonight and get effective after playing, there will be an angry buff bonus.

After a fight, he fell asleep on the sofa.

The chain reaction of staying up late was that his biological clock was messy. He missed breakfast and got up at 11 o'clock in the morning. He made up for lunch but was in a bad mood.

The situation lasts until afternoon training sessions.

He started to get excited after sweating.

Thinking of espn's despise of him, he felt unhappy and anger reappeared.

He waited until the night with anger, and the game time.

All three Heat players are on the field.

Wade suffered a knee injury this year, his condition declined, and he often could not play. James and Bosh led the team to stabilize the Heat's record.

It is also because the Heat has stabilized that James has such supporters on the MVP list.

Because the media generally do not regard Bosh as a scallion.

Tonight, the Heat, with its full body, wanted to win and let the emperor be crowned successfully.

Wei Xia's anger covered the Praise Center from the beginning.

Wei Xia rarely shows a selfish side.

Except for the season when he first arrived at the 76ers, and the first time traveling to Haflicek, selfishness is rare in him.

Today, he became selfish.

He selfishly attacked, selfishly swallowed up data, and the negative emotions brought by his anger made him like an out of control monster.

But there is no Ultraman in this world, and James is not the warrior who defeats monsters.

He got 2998 data, which was very comprehensive, surrounding his average data, but Wei Xia on the opposite side to tear espn's article to pieces with 47 points, 15 rebounds and 12 assists.

112 to 88

The 76ers defeated the Heat, and Wei Xia won the focus game.

He may not be better than anyone else, but he will never be worse than anyone else. This is what he wants to prove.

Also, that article is shit!

"That article is quite interesting." Wei Xia talked about that matter, "I like it and its author, I hope the author will live a healthy and long life. Well, that's what I want to say to him."
Chapter completed!