Is the data deceptive? James + Doncic in the second team, was swept 4-1 in the first round?

The NBA just announced the All-Squad of the Season. James, 40, won the All-Second Team of the season with averaging 24.4 points, 7.8 rebounds and 8.2 assists per game, averaging 51.3% from the game and a three-point shooting percentage of 37.3% per game. He won the All-Second Team of the season for 20 consecutive years. He is also the oldest NBA second-team player.

When I was lamenting that James, the best team, was paired with Doncic, the best team, the first team, the best team, was not only defeated by the Timberwolves, the sixth-ranked West in the first round, but also swept by a 4-1 gentleman. It is a bit too embarrassing to end hastily with this ending.

Although Doncic this season has declined slightly compared to last season. Doncic, who has been absent for a long time due to injury, missed any honors this season, Doncic's performance this season is definitely the best team player. The two best team players, plus the Lakers' lineup, can be considered luxurious, and it is unreasonable to be eliminated by the gentleman in the first round.

So this inevitably makes people wonder if the current data is deceptive?