Why can Ginobili, who has a similar style of Harden, always stand up at critical moments?

Ginobili, who is far inferior to Harden, has been playing the role of saviors at critical moments in his career. Harden is more like a regular season scorer, and he is invisible many times as soon as he arrives in the playoffs. The two have similar styles of playing, but to be fair, Harden's physical endurance and strength are above Ginobili, and Harden should theoretically be the one who stood up at that critical moment. What exactly is the reason why Harden's performance is far inferior to Ginobili at critical moments?

In the finals g5 that year, the Heat was smoothly ahead of 20 in the beginning, and then the bald Ginobili came up and killed crazily, making the main players of the Heat dare not go down to rest. Then, Ray Allen was exhausted and could not keep up with Manu, and was suddenly killed by Manusheng and killed people through Bosh's smash to defeat the Heat. If it was in a TV series, this kind of plot could make the audience feel so happy, and the reality was that the audience was invincible.

In contrast, if Brother Sandeng has a mentality of being half strong, there would be no champion. No team he has been in over the years is not the Galaxy Battleship. The reason why it is very different from Harden is that in addition to the desire to win, the environment for developing basketball habits is also very different. It is no exaggeration to say that the focus of Bald Stadium is at the historical level. Both ends of offense and defense are at odds. There are many adventure passes and missed steals, and they are looking for opportunities all the time. This is related to his early game-changing environment where he has always been the core of the first game control.

, while Harden debuted in the Thunder. He reasonably, the third young master of the Thunder has very poor habits. He is prone to missing people without the ball. Most of the offense is on his hips as long as there is no ball. The sixth man, Harden, did not need to resist too much output in the early stage of his career. After becoming the absolute core, he rose sharply due to the pressure of holding the ball. "Crash" became his style choice for conserving his physical strength. Once he gets used to it, it will be difficult to get tighter.

In terms of overall career, the playoffs are much harder than Harden, and they are much more stable at critical moments, not to mention adversity. The real big heart is the impatient body of the body. But to be honest, if Harden hits like a demon sword, it will be difficult not to be injured.

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