In terms of breakthrough ability alone, can Irving compare with Harden Wade?

Wade, as the top star in the league, although his current condition is getting worse and worse, his personal skills and ornamental advantages are worth learning for future generations...

I remember starting in 2005 Watching Wade play, I knew him because of O'Neal at that time. I personally feel that the success of the Heat and Wade in 2006 was definitely based on O'Neal's inside deterrence. O'Neal's powerful offense in the inside gave Wade enough breakthroughs. Space, the Heat still had a group of shooters at that time...Walker and Posey both provided strong support in terms of firepower. The Heat's offense was overall slow and mainly engaged in positional warfare. This was also Riley's coaching style, while the Mavericks' offense and defense were He is fast and has strong positional fighting ability, but the most regrettable thing is that he did not find a strategy to limit Wade in the last three games. Wade's mid-range shooting at critical moments that year was also particularly strong, so he became the champion later. Off the top of my head, let’s talk about Wade’s technical characteristics.

Wade's breakthrough ability is definitely comparable to other guards, and his speed is slower than Iverson, but this is linked to weight and height, but Wade's strength is definitely among the top among the league's defenders. I still often remember the scene where he first passed the ball and then passed by when facing a double team. I thought it was particularly handsome. Wade's breakthrough is mainly due to his large range of movement and low center of gravity. He can basically pass the defender in one step, and then rush to the inside to cause damage. But when encountering a good defender, most of Wade's breakthroughs are based on the center's pick-and-roll. Of course, this is also the most common method used by the back line, but Wade has more offensive methods after a breakthrough. He can directly When entering the paint, he can also make half-volley throws, half-volume jumpers, or shoot from the outside, or pass to the center. Although Wade's shooting ability is limited, it does not cause the opponent to give up the defense directly. In many cases, he can still make the shot. And give the opponent back.

Compared to Harden, I have to admit that Harden is more accurate in shooting from the outside, but his ability to face the defender in a one-on-one position is not a little worse than Wade. But there are many. Harden's most common choices are either to rush inside and draw fouls, or to shoot coldly from outside. This also determines that his playing is very unstable, much worse than Wade. If Wade came to play against Harden when he was young, Pick, the result is known.

Let’s talk about Irving... Irving’s skills are still good... but he also lacks stability. Irving’s back-up ability is basically zero. Of course, he may be positioned as a point guard. Wade's post-playing ability is definitely among the NBA's in the back line, especially in the later stages of Wade's career. He mainly relied on his short hands to maintain offensive efficiency, and used low-risk injuries.

What I miss most is the era of the Big Three. If the Big Three from five years ago were to compete with the current Warriors, everyone can imagine the result. Wade has gradually changed from attacking with the ball from the outside to relying more on running attacks. These have greatly improved his offensive methods. In terms of running offensive capabilities, he is better than Kobe, Harden, Irving, etc. defender, which is why he remains efficient now.

Let’s talk about Wade’s defense. Wade’s footwork defense is in the middle and upper reaches of the NBA, but his most powerful is fast break defense and supplementary defense. These all reflect a player’s enthusiasm and good ability. Defensive awareness and judgment, Wade's shot blocking is the best in history among defenders. This has a lot to do with his strong physical fitness and self-confidence. He dares to boldly block the center, which many defenders cannot do. They lacked self-confidence and were afraid of becoming a background, but Wade did it.

If we go back to the past, Wade would never allow the current NBA to have only two teams.

All kinds of Wade crashes and straight-line overtaking came to mind.

Not only was the wind blowing violently, but there was still a flash of lightning in the clear sky.