Nba: My Power Is Invincible!

On February 15th, the second day of the All-Star Weekend ushered in.

The league has arranged many performances on this day, but the most anticipated ones are the skills contest, three-point contest and the final dunk contest.

As for the shooting star, a performance that even stupid fans don't like to watch, Lin Yue really can't stand it anymore.

In fact, Lin Yue was not interested in today's performance at all.

After all, Lin Yue witnessed the peak showdown between LaVine and Gordon in his previous life, which made Lin Yue completely lose interest in the dunk contest.

If Vince Carter, who is in his prime season, chooses to play, Lin Yue can barely attract some interest.

But these stinky tomatoes and rotten eggs participating in this year’s slam dunk contest are really unacceptable to Lin Yue.

Last year's dunk king Jason Richardson also participated in the dunk contest again this year, but Richardson's advantage is at best his outstanding jumping ability.

Can't compare to the two ruthless characters Gordon and LaVine later.

As for why Lin Yue did not choose to participate in the dunk contest, it is naturally not because the league did not send an invitation.

But Lin Yue is not good at performative dunks.

Compared with actual dunks against the defense, he is not afraid of anyone.

O'Neal is not afraid to defend him.

But competitions like the dunk contest are still not suitable for him today.

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On February 16, local time in Beautiful Country, the Rookie Challenge on the first day of the All-Star Weekend and the Skills Three-Point Slam Dunk Contest on the second day came to an end.

Fans finally welcomed the highlight of the All-Star Game: the star-studded All-Star Game.

Most fans buy tickets for the All-Star Weekend just to watch the stars of the All-Star Game up close.

The All-Star Game is just an entertainment game, and when this group of stars get together, they won't try their best.

But it is rare to see so many stars playing at the same time, and it can also be regarded as a visual treat.

As the players from both teams lined up to enter under the introduction of the DJ, deafening cheers erupted from all around the auditorium.

Even Michael Reid, who received the lowest All-Star votes in the Eastern Conference, also enjoyed the treatment of a superstar player.

Looking at the enthusiastic fans on the field and the big names standing around him, Michael Reid, who was selected as an All-Star for the first time in his career, seemed a little reserved.

He saw that Lin Yue showed no restraint at all and instead raised his hand to greet the fans.

"Hey, man, why don't you seem nervous at all? Isn't this situation big enough?"

"Obviously this is the first time for everyone to be selected for the All-Star Game. Your appearance now makes me look a little stage frightened and ridiculous."

As the Milwaukee Bucks' leading scorer, Michael Redd averaged 21.7 points, 5.2 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 1.3 steals per game this season.

All four statistics reached career highs, and the scoring average increased by 6.6 points per game compared with last season.

There is no doubt that since Bucks star Ray Allen was traded to the Seattle SuperSonics last season, Michael Reid has officially become the boss of the Bucks.

Although Michael Reed is still a bit young and lacks leadership qualities, this season Michael Reed has gradually grown into one of the best outside scorers in the league.

The most commendable thing is that from the sixth man of the team to the star of the Bucks, the change of status did not make Michael Reid feel flustered.

Instead, it made Michael Reid work harder off the court.

By far, Reid is the Bucks player who spends the most time practicing every day.

This rare and precious mentality is probably not unrelated to Michael Reid's counterattack as a second-round pick.

It is precisely because Reid experienced the treatment of sitting on the bench at the beginning of his career.

Therefore, even after Michael Reed became a star player, he never forgot his original intention and took the lead on the court.

After all, in the first season of his career, Michael Reid averaged only 5.8 minutes per game and only 2.2 points per game.

It has taken four years to get here, and Michael Reed has privately worked harder than he imagined.

As the only Bucks player selected to the All-Star Game this year, Michael Redd has a so-so relationship with everyone else.

Frankly speaking, when others gathered to talk, Michael Reid could only sit in the corner and watch quietly, out of tune with the circle in front of him.

It was obvious that Reed wanted to join this circle and discuss topics together.

But Michael Reed's character is destined to not come forward like a licking dog, and Michael Reed himself is not proactive enough, so others will naturally not pay attention to him and take the initiative to talk to him.

After all, Michael Redd's popularity and popularity can be said to be the worst among all players selected to the All-Star this year.

Even Magloire of the Hornets talked more than him, licking his face and stiffly joining the ranks of Ben Wallace's younger brothers.

Over and over again, before the start of the All-Star Game, Michael Reid vaguely felt that he was unintentionally isolated by others.

Eventually, Lin Yue became the first person willing to chat with Michael Reed.

In this way, Lin Yue, Vince Carter, Tracy McGrady, Iverson, Kidd, Michael Reid and others formed a circle.

Lin Yue was brought into this circle by his teammate Vince Carter.

Lin Yue also indirectly brought Michael Reid into this circle.

The corresponding circle is Artest, O'Neal and Pierce.

As well as Ben Wallace, Kenyon Martin, Baron Davis, and Jamal Magloire.

Seeing Michael Reed's reserved look, Lin Yue followed behind and said with a smile:

"It's just an All-Star game. There's nothing to be nervous about. Just treat today's game as a performance. Anyway, many years from now, not many people will remember this night."

"Nobody cares how many points you scored in the All-Star Game, people care about how many All-Stars you made in your career."

Hearing Lin Yue's answer without any emotion, Michael Reed showed surprise on his face, couldn't help but shook his head, and said with emotion:

"No wonder you were successful in your rookie season. I always feel like I'm a rookie who just entered the league, and you are a veteran who has been in the league for many years."