Judging from the playoffs, the league may be the world of these five people in the future: Tatum lost the election

On May 16, the NBA playoffs continued. Today, everyone is sure to know the result of the sixth game between the Thunder and the Nuggets. The Nuggets narrowly defeated their opponents, and the two sides entered the tiebreak in the series. Logically speaking, the Nuggets will be the more dominant side. After all, they have experience, but now Gordon has an injury to his hamstring. It is hard to say whether the tiebreak can be played. If Jokic wastes another year of peak, their future peak is probably not a few years away. Judging from the playoffs, the league may be the world of these five people in the future.

Edwards

Edwards is indeed too legendary throughout the journey. It seems like he has deliberately arranged it. In the playoffs last year, he eliminated two MVPs Durant and Jokic, and this year, he eliminated two MVPs James and Curry. Three of these four are the league appearances of the previous generation, and Jokic is the league appearance of the current league. If the Nuggets really advance to the Western Conference Finals, they are likely to be unable to beat the Timberwolves. This team is a bit against the Nuggets.

Edwards showed his future potential in the playoffs. Huazi has a great control over the game. He doesn't look like a 23-year-old player. Facing a pinch, he can find his teammates to assist and also play stable output at critical moments. His star temperament is great. Edwards averages 26.5 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists, 1.5 steals, and 0.8 blocks per game in the playoffs this season.

Doncic

Although Doncic was eliminated in the first round, his singles ability is definitely the best among the younger generation. I feel that Edwards is not as good as Doncic in singles. Of course, Doncic also has shortcomings. His defense is too poor, which is an aspect that needs to be improved. Due to talent reasons, Doncic cannot play dominant performance on the defensive end, but as long as he works hard enough, he can also reach an average level of defense and will not be targeted by his opponent.

The heights that Doncic can reach in the future are also worth looking forward to. He is now in the Los Angeles Lakers and will succeed James in the future. The Lakers will also form a championship lineup around him. Doncic scored into the All-Big Team five times in his first six years of his career, which shows his ability. He is only 26 years old. To date, Doncic has averaged 30.2 points, 7 rebounds, 5.8 assists and 1 steal. His shooting percentage is 45%. The floor flow also allows him to maintain his peak for a long time.

Alexander

Brunson did not make the list, and the reason why he lost the election was that Brunson was 29 soon. Although he was in the 18th draft, he was an older draft and may lose his peak with Jokic, Letters and others. Alexander has performed well in the regular season so far. Although he has fewer whistles, Alexander's singles ability is indeed good. Although his three-pointers are not as good as Edwards and Doncic, his breakthrough and mid-range distance are more stable.

Alexander sometimes plays too selflessly. In this round of series against the Nuggets, what the team needs more is that he stands up from the beginning of the game. As a result, Alexander will choose to integrate into the system first. This approach does make his teammates play happier, but the team also loses the initiative. Sometimes the stars should stand up and set an example first. Alexander averaged 28.4 points, 6.2 rebounds, 6.6 assists and 1.3 steals per game in the playoffs.

Halliburton

Is Halliburton the most overrated player in the active league? Maybe he is the most underrated player! Halliburton has contributed many finals in the playoffs so far. He has proved his ability to play tough battles and singles. Many times, Halliburton's poor data is because he advocates the traditional point guard's style of play and is very selfless on the offensive end. He is willing to pass the ball and assist his teammates even if he doesn't score, but this does not mean that he does not have the ability to score.

On the contrary, Haliburton has played well in the team when he needs to score points so far in the playoffs. The team has easily reached the Eastern Conference finals. Haliburton may be the most pass-through point guard in the active league. He makes fewer mistakes than Harden and Cunningham. Haliburton has averaged 17.5 points, 5.5 rebounds and 9.3 assists in the playoffs so far, and is ranked first in the league in assists. He averages 4 points per game at critical moments and has a three-point shooting percentage of 40%. He is only 25 years old.

Banchero

Although the Magic was swept by the Celtics in the first round, Banchero proved himself that with the team's third leader's season reimbursement, the Magic forced the Celtics into a desperate situation almost every game. The Magic is still a youth team, and their three-point ability is very limited. Even if the team's offensive space is very small, Banchero still performed well. The upper limit of the No. 1 pick is worth looking forward to. He has a very star temperament.

And more importantly, Banchero has too strong singles ability, averaging 29.4 points, 8.4 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game in the playoffs. There is no Tatum on this list. If Tatum was put before, Tatum would be selected. Even if he did not perform well at critical moments in the playoffs, the main reason for Tatum was that he suffered a major injury from a ruptured Achilles tendon. It would probably be difficult to recover from his peak in the future.

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