The performance of the Japanese men's basketball team in the 2023 Men's Basketball World Cup was shocking, standing out from the group of death and finally making two consecutive comebacks. In the end, they not only won the first place in Asia, but also obtained a direct ticket to the Tokyo Olympics, which can be said to be stunning!
To be honest, how terrifying is the current main lineup of the Japanese men's basketball team?
Center: naturalized player Hawkins
Hawkins, who is 2.08 meters tall, is a naturalized player from Japan. He is only 28 years old. In the 2023 Men's Basketball World Cup, he scored 33 points+7 rebounds against Australia, 28 points+19 rebounds against Finland, and averaged 22 points+11 rebounds per game. He is almost as strong as the strong. He is a typical strong scoring center with excellent frame protection, far surpassing Wang Zhelin and Asian Durant in strength!
Power Forward: Watanabe Xiongtai NBA Active Player
Watanabe is 28 years old this year, and his strength is beyond doubt. He is one of the active NBA players in Japan, playing for 5 years in his NBA career. His three-point shooting is very stable, and he once led the league in three-point shooting percentage last season, reaching 55%. Unfortunately, he gradually shortened his playing time, but after the end of the season, his three-point shooting percentage still remained at 44% accuracy. He is one of the top three shooters in the NBA!
Small forward: Hachimura Kuo, NBA active Lakers starter
Hachimura Hiroshi is one of the strongest players currently on duty in Japan. He has played in the NBA for 5 years and averaged 13 points per game in his career. He is a starting player and has scored 30 points in a single game against the Clippers, defeating the duo Leonard and George!
Point guard: Thomas, an active NBA Nets player
Thomas is 21 years old this year and is a young player in the Nets. He has scored 40 points in three consecutive games, accumulating 134 points and the highest score is 47 points. Belonging to that nerve knife attribute, it feels like the second Clarkson!
Control guard: Yuki Kawamura World Cup Japan's Best Player
