Wen Pang: Wen Ban averaged 6 fewer three-pointers per game. He will turn from an All-Star to an MVP candidate.

Today's famous reporter Brian Windhorst talked about Wenban Yama in the live show "NBA TODAY".

The reporter said: "In yesterday's game, he did something he had never done before. He did not shoot a three-pointer, not once, or even try. I want to remind everyone that last season he averaged 9 three-pointers per game, and this season he averaged 9 three-pointers per game. Taking less than 3 three-pointers per game, he averaged 6 fewer three-pointers per game.

"These are early numbers, but that's what he did in the preseason. Correspondingly, not surprisingly, he made 6 more two-pointers per game. What does that mean? His scoring average increased by 7 points per game, and his shooting percentage increased from more than 40% to 60%. That's the mark of the transition from All-Star to MVP candidate.

"As he focuses on higher-percentage shots and uses his own advantages, this is what the NBA should be worried about."

Yesterday Wenban played 30 minutes and 39 seconds, making 7 of 8 shots, 10 of 10 free throws, no three-pointers, and scored 24 points, 15 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal and 1 block, with a plus-minus value of +35.