What was the playing style of the demigod Vince Carter?
In his previous life, Carter's isolation scoring methods at his peak had been simple: either he caught the ball beyond the three-point line, blew past his defender in one step, then soared high and slammed it through the hoop; or he pulled up from mid-range after a pick-and-roll. He also had a spot-up three-pointer.
It was not particularly complex, but combined with his UFO-level leaping ability and smooth shooting touch, he remained extremely difficult to defend. Overall, peak Vince Carter in his previous life had merely been a highly efficient All-Star scorer.
But in this life, Carter had trained alongside Kobe since his rookie year, and his arsenal was undoubtedly far richer than before. At Kobe's suggestion, he took more dribble jumpers from beyond the arc, either using screens or going directly into step-back shots.
Then there was his driving and passing.
Still simple. Yet as Carter's individual ability and body gradually reached their peak, the league had very few people capable of stopping even this straightforward style.
A crushing strength advantage!
At shooting guard, Carter's strength was on an overwhelming level. Now, he could even overpower Bowen!
Just a simple between-the-legs dribble, then he powered into the paint through his defender, either taking a Euro step or rising straight up for the dunk! Carter's drives were not especially fast, but their destructive power was astonishing! Combined with the threat of his three-pointer and his solid passing ability, Carter in this life resembled a different version of James Harden!
An aerial version! A version of Harden with weaker ball-dominance and foul-drawing abilities. His numbers might not have been as outrageous as Harden's, but his efficiency was terrifying!
Vince Carter was unquestionably a superstar right now! An MVP-caliber player! And one