Shandong media recruits big-faced players; Xiao Ding embarks on a new journey
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A few days ago I read an article in a Shandong-based newspaper that analyzed Ding’s situation and prospects, while also criticizing him for being \"ungrateful.\" The article had a clear bias, and I think it was unfair. Leaving aside whether Ding is indeed an athlete trained by Shandong, the claim that his contract with the Mavericks is merely a training camp contract rather than a formal one is ironic; calling him \"arrogant, conceited, and ungrateful\" goes too far. Yesterday, Teacher Su checked this matter personally and received a response from the Mavericks stating that Ding’s contract is indeed a formal NBA contract. We should congratulate him on having the opportunity for a good career, as he has worked hard for Shandong over the past couple of years. I won’t say much more; I just hope Ding can stay in the NBA in the future
I wonder if Xiao Ding can adapt to the intensity of the NBA; I hope he can make a name for himself there!
The build is a bit thin; it’s likely to be tough in terms of physical confrontation
If he performs at his normal level, Xiao Ding can make it onto the 15-player roster and stay in the NBA. But it’s really difficult for him to get on the court as a rotational player – the Mavericks have a whole group of players competing for the 23rd position