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What Asian players have there been in NBA history?

4, of which Bartel is an ethnic minority, and the Han Chinese are Wang Zhizhi, Yao Ming and Yi Jianlian.

Bateer

Name: Bateer Gender: Male

English Name: Mengke Bateer Born: 1975.11.20

Height: 2.11M Weight: 131.5kg

Nationality: Chinese Ethnicity: Mongolian

Project: Basketball Position: Center

Club: Shougang

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Celebrity name: Bartel

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Celebrity country: China

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Name: Bartel Sex: Male Born: November 1975 Nationality: China Height: 2.12 meters Weight: 130 kilograms Item: Basketball Team: Beijing Duck Shougang Jingshi Club Basketball Team Position: Center Rank: Healthy General < /p>

November 1975, Bateer was born in Inner Mongolia Ordos an ordinary cadre family, Bateer was very fat all his life, his father An Keming gave his son the name Bateer, the Mongolian meaning of "hero" meaning. 1984, at the age of 9, Bateer grew to 1.78, the school physical education teacher found that Bateer was a good player. Physical education teacher found that Bartel is a good seedling of basketball, teach him to practice basketball, soon, Ordos Education Committee, a leader will recommend him to the Inner Mongolia Youth Basketball Team. The next year, Bartel was selected for the first team of Inner Mongolia.

In 1986, in order to adjust the strategy of the National Games, the Inner Mongolia Sports Commission disbanded the "three big balls", 11-year-old Bartel also followed the "layoff", the Inner Mongolia Sports Commission in order to not let Bartel this star of hope fall, he recommended to Beijing! Basketball team. At this time, the 12-year-old boy, height has reached 1.85 meters.

In 1990, Bartel was selected for the Beijing first team, from the teacher in the Yuan Chao coach, the same year was selected for the Chinese youth team, became a dazzling star in the Chinese basketball world. 1992, 17-year-old Bartel with the Chinese team to fight in the Asian Youth Championships, the courage to win the title. Over the years, Bartel turned the battlefield, unstoppable, powerful, for the Chinese team to win the title.

If it is said that into the Beijing team is a twist of fate Bartel, into the national team is a sign that he stepped on the peak of his career, then to represent the world's highest realm of basketball to play in the NBA arena, should be his dream. In March last year, the Suns organized a training camp in the desert region of the United States to Bartel, Shougang Jingshi Club and the Chinese Basketball Association sent invitation letters. The club and the Chinese Basketball Association were very supportive. According to the rules of the Chinese Basketball Association, domestic players must be at least 28 years old to play abroad, but the net was opened to Bartel because it is a good thing for the development of Chinese basketball.

On the evening of April 19, Bartel returned to Beijing from the United States. He told reporters that this trip to the United States, so that he has a new understanding of basketball. The most profound point he felt is the competition, if you don't have good consciousness, technology and physical ability, you will be eliminated.

Bartel playing characteristics: under the basket turn shooting action fast, can inside and outside; strong body, tough style, excellent defense, rebounding and cover outstanding.

Sporting experience:

Basketball formal training began in 1986, coach Zhou Shuangli, Wang Wanli;

1988 into the Beijing youth men's basketball team;

August 1991, into the Beijing men's basketball team;

1991, transferred to the National Youth Men's Basketball Team, coach Yang Jiasun;

October 1993, first entered the national men's basketball team, coach Jiang Xingquan.

Selected to the national basketball team again in 1997, then withdrew from the national team for personal reasons;

Married in 1997;

Selected to the national team in April 1998, coached by Wang Fei.

In April 1999, traveled to the United States for a one-week tryout at the NBA's Phoenix Suns training camp.

May 1999, selected for the national men's basketball team coached by Jiang Xingquan;

April 2001, selected for the national team coached by Wang Fei.

October 2001, went to the Denver Nuggets in the United States to try out and participate in preseason games.

Joined the Nuggets as a free agent in 2001, and began playing in the NBA from the 01-02 season.

Major domestic and national team achievements:

1992 Champion of Asian Youth Championships

1993 Champion of Asian Championships

1994 8th place in the World Championships for Men's Basketball

1996 8th place in Atlanta Olympics

1996 3rd place in National Men's Basketball A Club League

1998 4th place in National Men's Basketball A League, and won the title of league rebound king

1998 Men's Basketball Champion of the 13th Asian Games in Bangkok, Thailand

1999, 2001, 2003, Asian Championship title

Individual Honors:

1993 7th National Games Basketball Rebounding Champion

April 2, 1995 Selected to China Star Team

1996 Selected to China Basketball Star Team

1997 Selected to China Basketball Northern All-Star Team

1998 Selected to China Basketball China Basketball North All-Star Team in 1999

March 2000 All-Star Team of National Men's Basketball League A A

March 2000 "Sports Ethics Award" of National Men's Basketball League A A in the season of 1999-2000

In April 2001, he was selected as the All-Star Team of the National Men's Basketball League AA

NBA experience:

Denver Nuggets in the season of 2001-02

San Antonio Spurs in the season of 2002-03, won the championship with the team, and became Asia's No.1 player

Signed with the Toronto Raptors on July 17, 2003

Wang Zhizhi

Wang Zhizhi was selected as the All-Star Team of the National Men's Basketball League A A in the season of 1999-2000 in the National Men's Basketball League.

Wang Zhizhi

Biography

Name: Wang Zhizhi

Gender: Male

Birthday: 1977.7.8

Height: 2 meters 16

Family: Parents, Wife, Son

Projects: Basketball

Position: Center/Forward

Current team: Chinese National Team Bayi Double Deer Rockets

Former team: Chinese National Team Bayi Double Deer Rockets Dallas Mavericks Los Angeles Clippers Miami Heat

Brilliant performance

In 1994, participated in the Asian Junior Men's Basketball Championship for the first time

July, 1995, the World Junior Men's Basketball Championship in Greece, 9th place

Six consecutive National Men's Basketball A-League Championships from 1996 to 2001

Historic 8th place in Atlanta Olympic Basketball Tournament in 1996

September 1997, 3rd place in the 19th Asian Men's Basketball Championship

October 1997, 8th National Games Basketball Champion

December 1998, 13th Asian Games Basketball Champion

September 1999, Asian Men's Basketball Champion

Personal Honors:

July 1995, World Junior Men's Basketball Championship, Best Center, Best Capper, and Selected to the Best Team

1995- 1996 National Men's Basketball League, first place in dunks and caps, best center, best lineup, and selected to the league's star team

1996 selected to the World Youth League

1997 selected to the China Basketball South All-Star Team, and was awarded the cap king for the 96-97 season

1998 selected to the China Basketball Star Team

1998 selected to the China Basketball Star Team

1998 selected to the China Basketball Star Team, best lineup, and awarded the cap king.

In March 1999, he was awarded the title of "Top Ten Athletes" of the People's Liberation Army

In 1999, he was selected as a member of the Southern China Basketball All-Star Team

In May 1999, he was awarded the Best Defensive Player of the Men's Basketball League A and the King of Caps by the Chinese Basketball Association. Chinese Basketball Association awarded the "New China Basketball Outstanding Contribution Award" in the best team

June 1999, in the NBA draft, the second round of the 36th overall pick by the Dallas Mavericks

February 2000, was elected as the 1999 Asian best center

March 2000, was selected as the best center in Asia

In April 2000, he was selected as the Best Team of the National Men's Basketball League AA for the 1999-2000 season

In March 2001, he signed a contract with the Dallas Mavericks and became the first player of the NBA in Asia

The first player of Asia was selected by the Dallas Mavericks in the second round. Asia's first

2002, signed with the NBA's Los Angeles Clippers

November 22, 2003, released from his contract with the Los Angeles Clippers

December 1, 2003 night, signed a two-year contract with the Miami Heat, earning more than $600,000 per year

July 2005, expired his contract with the Heat

2006 April 10, accompanied by the national men's basketball team leader Kuang Lubin returned to Beijing.

December 2006, won the Men's Basketball Championship at the Doha Asian Games.

March 28, 2007, won the 2006-2007 CBA League Championship

Wang Zhizhi was awarded the rank of major

They say that as long as Daizhi is in the team of Bayi

Bayi has not been bypassed by the CBA Championship

06-07 Season Technical Stats

Team Appearance Start Time Shot 3 Points Free throws Offense

Rebounds Defense

Rebounds Assists Steals Caps Turnovers Fouls Points

Average 8Yi Double Deer 39 1 30.3 60.7% 41.8% 82.2% 2.12 8.10 2.30 0.02 2.12 2.41 2.20 26.7

Total 8Yi Double Deer 39 39 39 1182 331- 545 64-153 190-231 83 316 90 1 83 94 86 1044

Jianlian

Yi Jianlian is one of the most promising players in Chinese basketball. He entered the NBA draft on June 29, 2007 and was selected by the Milwaukee Bucks with the sixth overall pick. Yi Jianlian, who is 2 meters 12 tall, became the fourth Chinese player to enter the NBA after Wang Zhizhi, Yao Ming and Bartel, and he was also the first Chinese player to experience the draft process on site. Yi, now 19, entered the Chinese Professional League (CBA) at the age of 15. During his five seasons with Guangdong Hongyuan, he helped the team win three CBA championships.In the 2005-06 season, Yi became the youngest Finals MVP in CBA history, averaging 19.8 points and 9.7 rebounds per game in the Finals.Yi was born on October 27, 1987, in Heshan City, Guangdong Province, into a family of ordinary postal workers. He was born in Heshan City, Guangdong Province, in a family of ordinary postal workers. Father Yi Jingliu height 1 meters 91, mother Mai Meiling height 1 meters 72, are handball team players. 2 years old (1989) with the work transfer parents moved to Shenzhen. 1999 summer, 12-year-old 1 meters 94 Lian on a whim and partners signed up to participate in the street basketball tournament in Shenzhen, who knows the first round was eliminated, but a has been in the field side of the careful observation of the amateur gymnasium coach, but Like a treasure, because he saw a sports nerve outstanding, aura compelling children. The coach, Dai Yixin, first convinced Lian's parents to let him participate in training at the Shenzhen School of Physical Education, and then contacted the coach in charge of youth training at Guangdong Hongyuan Club, a Chinese professional league giants, to design a systematic training program for Lian, whose height and skills skyrocketed uncontrollably. The big-name Guangdong Hongyuan Club was selected to become a member of the youth team, and then immediately selected to China's national youth team, embarking on the road of basketball current national team members, comprehensive skills, coordinated movements, flexible and versatile, is a popular figure in the Chinese basketball world.

Small Facts

Yi Jianlian (yì jiàn lián)

Nickname: Lian

Gender: Male

Nationality: China

Hometown: Heshan, Guangdong

Birthday: October 27, 1987

Zodiac sign: Scorpio

Project: Basketball

Position: Center

Height: 212cm

Sneakers: Size 17

Weight: 110kg

Arms: 2.24m

Standing touch: 2.75m

On-the-spot jump touch: 3.56m

Running and jumping touch: 3.67m

Currently plays for Team: NBA-Milwaukee Bucks

Court number: 7

Personal experience

Basketball training in 1999, Shenzhen Gymnasium, Guangdong Province;

Selected to the Guangdong team in 2002;

Selected to the national youth team in 2002;

Selected to the 2004 national team. National Team;

Men's Basketball Champion of 2006 Doha Asian Games.

Named to the NBA Milwaukee Bucks in 2007.

Other experiences

August 2003 Officially signed with Nike as its spokesman

September 2003 Detailed by Time magazine

2004 Selected to the national training team.

Brilliant Achievements

Champion of Asian Youth Championship in 2002;

Runner-up of National Men's Basketball League A A in 2003;

Champion of National Men's Basketball League A A in 2004;

Eighth place in Athens Olympic Games in 2004.

Event Book

1. In 2002, represented China at a training camp in Mannheim, Germany, for U-18 players from outside the U.S., averaging an outstanding 15 points, six rebounds and two blocks.

2, May 2002, reached a height of 2.09 meters, participated in the Adidas ABCD China training camp held at the Beijing Sports University, won the MVP.

3, July 2002, on behalf of China went to the United States to participate in the ABCD training camp held by the Adidas Corporation in New Jersey, Yi Jianlian became the only player from the United States of America in the 246 players who participated in the training camp The only player from outside of his home country to participate in the camp. Averaged 5.2 rebounds per game, topping the list of camp participants. In addition, one cap per game ranked second, 6.7 points per game ranked fifth and 0.3 steals per game ranked eighth. He ranked 5th in combined scoring at 12.8 and ended up being named to the All-Star team and finished the All-Star Game with 8 points and 5 rebounds on 4-of-9 shooting. U.S. scouts were impressed by Yi's speed, dexterity and ball sense, and ESPN was amazed by the emergence of another talented player in China after Wang Zhizhi, Yao Ming, and Tang Zhengdong (the current starting center of Jiangsu Nangang, who participated in the ABCD camp in 2001), reporting in a special article titled "Yi no Yao, but ABCD has Chinese flavor! The article was titled "Yi no Yao, but ABCD has Chinese flavor". And nbadraft.net ranked Yi seventh on its International "The Future" list.

4. In December 2002, Yi participated in the Asian Youth Basketball Championship (U-18) as the main power forward of China's youth team and won the championship.

5. In 2003, at the age of 16, Lian participated in the 02-03 CBA League as the sixth man (center/power forward) of Guangdong Hongyuan, winning the regular season title, runner-up in the finals, runner-up in the dunk contest and was selected as the best newcomer.

6. Represented Shenzhen team to win the China City Games in 2003.

7. In June 2003, he took the Chinese college entrance examination and entered Guangdong University of Technology as a current college student.

8. In July 2003, upon Nike's recommendation, A-League went to the United States to participate in the week-long "Big Man Camp" on behalf of China.

9, 2003, Lian in the United States to participate in basketball training camp accepted the U.S. "Time" interview. The Times published an article titled "Who's Next", saying Yi Jianlian was likely to set off another boom of Chinese players joining the NBA after Yao Ming.

10. Nike beat out other competitors to sign Yi to a six-year contract. The value of the contract far exceeds his current salary and the initial contract between Yao and Nike.

11. 2003 was Yi's debut in the CBA League, where he finished second with the team and won the CBA League's Best Newcomer.

12, 2004, began to become a starter in Guangdong Hongyuan team, in the ninth week of two games averaged 24.5 points, 13.5 rebounds, 3 assists, 2.5 steals per game, became the MVP of the ninth week.

13, in January 2004, with the age of 16 years and 3 months was selected for the star game of the 03-04 CBA season, became the CBA youngest All-Star in history.

14. In January 2004, Yi's Guangdong Hongyuan team (No. 1 in the league) beat Jiangsu (No. 2 in the league) of talented center Tang Zhengdong (b. 1984, 213 CM, 135 kg), attracting scouts from 12 NBA teams, including the Dallas Mavericks, Orlando Magic, Denver Nuggets, Toronto Raptors, Celtics and other teams, in a sensational game.

15, 2004 was selected to the national team, and with the team won the Olympic Games 8th place.

16, 2004 with the team won the CBA League Championship, and was honored as the best newcomer.

17, 2005 led the team to win the CBA League Championship.

18, 2006, led the team to win the CBA League Championship, the achievement of Guangdong Hongyuan three consecutive titles.

19, 2006, won the CBA League Finals MVP, became the youngest in the history of the CBA Finals MVP; and won the newly added "Star of the Year Award".

20. In August 2006, he won the 9th place in the Basketball World Championship with the Chinese team.

21. In December 2006, he won the Men's Basketball Championship of Doha Asian Games with the Chinese team.

22. In 2007, he led his team to the second place in the CBA League.

23, April 10, 2007 evening, the Shenzhen Municipal Government, the Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Sports and other relevant departments for Yi Jianlian to the United States to participate in the NBA draft send-off. Shenzhen kid Yi Jianlian since 1999 into the Shenzhen Sports School, in the enlightenment of the coach Dai Yixin guidance to engage in basketball training, since 2002 has been selected by the Guangdong youth team, the Guangdong team, the national youth team and the national team, in recent years in our country's basketball world has made a brilliant record. April 11, Yi Jianlian flew to the United States from Guangzhou to Los Angeles and put into the two-month pre-NBA draft training.

24, June 29 to participate in the NBA draft, Lian to the sixth place by the Milwaukee Bucks selected.

Yi's role in Guangdong Hongyuan

Allian can be said to be the core of Guangdong, Yi Jianlian is a subtle and combative player, with a high basketball IQ, receptive ability and good at team basketball; he knows how to adjust himself and seldom falls into more than a two-game slump; and he tends to respond to his opponents' challenges and injuries with furious glares and dunks.

Yi played more than 160 official games in a year and a half, the vast majority of them as a starter for 30 minutes or more. Although roughly a quarter of them or even more due to the weak inside of the opponent and exercise value is not high, but such a dense high-intensity schedule, such a large number of inside the competition test, the accumulated game experience, physical reserves, in the world of the same age group of players is almost unparalleled.

In addition to simple dunks, in-place jumpers and second-chance offense, Yi is also developing more offense in the new 06-07 season: turnaround jumpers, backward jumpers, hook shots and so on, while his under-the-basket footwork and skills in challenging the defense and cheating for fouls are also gradually increasing. In many games, he can indeed rely on agile footwork and good shooting touch, enough to make the opponents of the earth and ocean interior (often age, experience, weight far above him) a flounder, have been stormed. But when faced with tough, veteran defensive specialists, or a targeted pack defense, these new offensive tactics often end in turnovers. But it is clear that his diverse offensive talents are evolving at a rapid pace, and in the 05-06 CBA Finals, facing the toughest defense in the CBA league, the Bayi team, he showed an unprecedented variety of skillful and highly successful offense: frontal dribble breakthroughs to catch dunks; Duncan-style hooks and rubbers; varied footwork and Fake moves shake the opponent after the soft pick and roll ......

NBA salary

According to NBA rules, the first-round rookie will get a 3 +1 contract, according to its sixth-ranked rookie ranking, A Lian in the first year of the NBA will get a salary of 2.31 million U.S. dollars. This will then increase each year to $2.4 million in the second year and $2.6 million in the third year. By the fourth year, the team that ultimately owns Allian will have first right of refusal to extend his contract, and if Allian extends his contract with his first NBA owner in the fourth year, he will then receive a salary of at least $2.77 million, as stipulated in his rookie contract.

While Allian makes about 4 million yuan a year in the CBA, that money is only small compared to what he makes in the NBA.

05-06 Season Technical Stats

Team Appearance Start Time Shots 3-pointers Free throws Offense

Rebounds Defense

Rebounds Assists Steals Caps Turnovers Fouls Scoring

Average Guangdong Baomas 52 1 0 57.4% 38.4% 75.4% 3.01 6.65 1.21 0.03 1.32 2.09 3.05 20.5

Total Guangdong Baomax 52 52 0 403-701 5-13 246-326 157 346 63 2 69 109 159 1067

06-07 Season Technical Stats

Team Appearances Starts Time Shots 3-pointers Free Throws Offense

Rebounds Defense

Rebounds Assists Steals Caps Fouls Turnovers Scoring

Average GD Baomas 39 1 30.7 58.5% 19.6% 81.6% 3.41 8.12 1.07 0.05 1.79 3.17 3.15 24.9

Total GD Baomas 39 39 39 1199 359-613 11-56 222-272 133 317 42 2 70 124 123 973

Bucks general manager Larry Harris has always emphasized that before the draft has been on the "Yi's team" warned, after the selection of Yi Jianlian, Harris hopes that he will be able to play for the Bucks in the next game of the dead, but Yi's agent Dan Fagan has been very reticent, and he has so far not responded to Harris' comments in public.

"I reminded Yi's team between very early on that it's not to scare them because the team will pick the best player. It was Yi himself who was not mentally prepared and that's why he was surprised." Harris said.

In contrast to the reluctance on Yi's side, the Bucks clearly have very long-term plans for him. Yi is expected to be paired in the starting lineup with Bogut, the former first-round pick, who will at least be able to come alongside third-year senior Villanueva and share playing time. "I think it's perfect for Yi to team up with Bogut." Bob Coker, the Bucks' director of personal affairs, said, "He's able to play defense, grab rebounds and run the fast break. He and Bogut complement each other well and are a great combination."

Yi will next travel with the Chinese national team to Dallas and Las Vegas, where Harris hopes to meet with him, though the exact schedule hasn't been set. The Chinese men's basketball team will first play the U.S. Under-19 youth team, and then the Mavericks Summer League team.

While the Bucks have picked up Yi, they're not afraid to play it safe, as the "Yi Team" could also let him stay in China for another year. Yi Jianlian's current contract still belongs to the Guangdong team, and owner Chen Haitao has the right to not release Yi Jianlian. If this happens, then it will be a heavy blow to the Bucks. But Harris appeared confident that Yi wants to play in the NBA and will eventually like Milwaukee.

Yi is considered the leader of China's new generation of players, and age is his biggest advantage. Yao Ming couldn't match Yi's performance at age 19, so many have fairly high expectations for him. "Yao Ming used to face a lot of difficulties when he first just entered the NBA, and he didn't speak English at that time." Bob Corker said, "Yi Jianlian had spent some time in the United States in the past, and he was exposed to a lot of things in advance and was able to adapt to the NBA very quickly."

Harris had a very strong reaction to the criticism that he never went to China to see Yi play, claiming that he had been sending scouts Howard and Castillo to to track Yi Jianlian. "We scouted Yi specifically at the Doha Asian Games last year, watching three of his games in five days, and such on-site evaluations are valuable." Howard said. "From my personal point of view, the Bucks were lucky to be able to draft him."

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