The data is impressive and the record is stable, but these four people still missed the best lineup, losing 200 million US dollars per person!

Recently, the NBA official finally announced the selection of the All-Squad this year. There was no big surprise. Nikola Jokic, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jason Tatum, Donovan Mitchell and Alexander became the selection of the All-Squad this year. Stephen Curry and LeBron James were also selected to defend the final glory of the veterans. At the same time, the selection of young players such as Anthony Edwards, Cad Cunningham, and Evan Mobley also indicates that a new era is coming. What we are going to talk about today are the last beads who failed to be selected. They have excellent data or outstanding results, but they have not been selected, which is also a bit disappointing. Let’s take a look at who these players are!

1. Alperen Shinkyung

This season's data: 19.1 points, 10.4 rebounds, 4.9 assists and 1.1 steals

First of all, Shen Jing of the Rockets. This 22-year-old young man has reached the peak of his career this season. His skills are becoming more delicate, his steps under the basket are flexible, and his handling of defense can be said to be easy. Moreover, his passing vision is wide, and he can always find his teammates' open space at the first time, creating scoring opportunities for the team, and vaguely allowing people to see Jokic's shadow. It is precisely because of this that he can average 19.1 points, 10.4 rebounds, 4.9 assists and 1.1 steals per game. Although the team is not short of talented players, it has to be said that in today's Rockets, he has become the mainstay of the team, and has shown a leadership-level temperament both on the offensive and defensive ends. It is precisely because of this that he became the only player selected for the Rockets this year to be selected for the All-Star lineup. However, such outstanding performance failed to win him a place in the best team, which is a pity. You know, both his data and the Rockets' second-place record in the Western Conference are enough to prove that he can be selected into the All-Squad. It is precisely because of this that his failure to elect many fans and experts were surprised. After all, there are not many young insiders who can be as comprehensive and efficient as him in today's league. Fortunately, he is still young and still has the opportunity to continue to compete for the best team place in the future.

2.Jaren Jackson Jr.

This season's data: 22.2 points, 5.6 rebounds, 2 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.5 blocks

Jaren Jackson Jr. also regretfully missed the selection of the best team. As the most mobile center in the NBA today, his role on the defensive end is that he already has a DPOY trophy, which is enough to prove his ability. In addition, Jackson on the offensive end can also make breakthroughs and shoot, and his contribution per game has surpassed Ja Morant and has become the team's scoring leader this year. It would be a big blow to Jackson this time. If he could be selected, according to the previous contract signed with the Grizzlies, he would have the chance to get a five-year maximum salary of up to $318 million. Because of this time his election, his contract renewal also shrank significantly, with a high probability of only $146 million in four years, a decrease of nearly $200 million. This is definitely unacceptable for Jackson. Of course, if we really want to trace the reason Jackson was out of the election, it is likely that his rebounding ability is too poor. After all, a 2.11-meter big man averages only 5.6 rebounds per game, and even some guards are not even comparable. This really makes many media and experts feel dissatisfied and is not worthy of the honor of the best team.

3.Darius Garland

This season's data: 20.6 points, 2.9 rebounds, 6.7 assists, 1.2 steals

Although it has been eliminated, the Cavaliers have gained a lot this year. In addition to winning the second-place record of 64 wins and 18 losses in the team history, Mitchell has also been selected into the Best First Team. Since LeBron James, the team has finally returned to the ranks of the first team in 7 years. Evan Mobley won DPOY, Best Defensive First Team and Best Second Team, and is the team's biggest winner. Compared with the above two, Garland seemed a little embarrassed. Although he was selected for the All-Star lineup this year, this is more because the team's record is indeed excellent, and the overall quality of the Eastern All-Stars is not as good as that of the Western Conference, so Garland was selected so smoothly. Looking at his data this season, he averaged 20.6 points, 2.9 rebounds, 6.7 assists and 1.2 steals per game. Overall, it is pretty good. His shooting outside the three-point line is very stable, and he also has a good organization. This time, he was not selected for the best team, probably because his performance was not that outstanding. After all, the team's first choice on the outside was Mitchell. He was the one who took the lead at critical moments, while Mobley was the one who held the ball with the ball on the defensive end. In contrast, Garland's role is indeed not that significant, so it seems reasonable to lose the election this time.

4. Ivica Zubac

This season's data: 16.8 points, 12.6 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 1.1 blocks

Finally, let's talk about Zubac. The Clippers this season's Clippers were quite difficult at the beginning of the game. Without Paul George, Russell Westbrook and others, Kawhi Leonard was still on the quit due to injury for a long time. Therefore, whether they can enter the playoffs is actually the burden of James Harden. This time, Zubac stood up and became the most trusted deputy around Harden. This season, the 28-year-old Zubac can output 16.8 points, 12.6 rebounds, 2.7 assists, and 1.1 blocks. The offensive end is the team's inside scoring pillar. The pick-and-roll cooperation with Harden is also very tacit, while the defensive end has both franchise protection and rebounding. It can be said that Zubac has definitely made a qualitative leap this year.. It is precisely because of this that during the All-Star Game, many fans called for Zubac to be selected into the All-Star lineup. Despite his failure to do so, Zubac has received some honors this season, including being selected for the season's All-Defensive Second Team. However, he still failed to enter the Best Line selection. The Best Line selection is no longer as it used to be, so this is even more unfavorable for the center position where he already has a decline in status. Failure to be selected this time is indeed a loss in the rules, otherwise he would have had a chance to enter.