The top 5 best stars in the second round of the playoffs: Gordon becomes a superstar, Mitchell averages 41 points per game

When the playoffs are held to the divisional semi-finals, in addition to testing the stars' skills and tactics, they also have to test their mentality more often. A tough enough player can prove himself on the stage of hard battles. Especially when you fight to a critical moment, you need strong willpower. Many stars with excellent strength and skills will become weak on the key stage. So, who are the five toughest stars in the second round of the playoffs? Gordon became a superstar, and Mitchell averaged 41 points per game.

Muserin

Pacers became the biggest dark horse in the second round, winning two consecutive games at home in the Cavaliers. Although Halliburton's final victory was wonderful, Matherin on the bench was the biggest surprise, and he became a bandit on the bench. He averaged 18.7 points, 2.7 rebounds and 1 assist per game, and his shooting percentage reached 52%, and his three-point shooting percentage was 43.8%. Such a personal performance was unexpected by the Cavaliers. As a rookie player, Matherin has completely proved himself. Randall also has the same value as the player. Randall broke out in the first round, defeating the Lakers. At that time, many fans said that the Lakers' defense was too poor. However, in the semi-finals, the Warriors also couldn't defend Randle. Randall averaged 21 points, 5 rebounds and 8.5 assists per game in the second round, not only integrating scoring, organization and defense, but also hit 50% from the field. Compared to Edwards, Randle is more efficient, which is a problem that the Warriors cannot solve.

Brunson

As the best key player in the NBA this year, Brunson proved with practical actions that he is still the key man even on the playoff stage. He led the Knicks, trailing the Celtics by 20 points in two consecutive away games, but ultimately achieved an incredible big reversal. He can also average 23 points, 3.5 rebounds and 6 assists per game. Although his shooting percentage is only 36%, and his efficiency is not high, fans who have watched the game know that Brunson scored points at critical moments without any ambiguity.

Gordon

Nuggets overturned the Clippers in the first round and led the Thunder 2-1 in the second round. Jokic has been in a slump in two consecutive games, and Gordon has completely transformed into the team's thigh. He dunked the first round, and he played a three-pointer in G1 against the Thunder, and today he tied the three-pointer again. So far in the second round, he averaged 18 points, 9 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game, with a shooting percentage of 45%, and a three-point shooting percentage of up to 60%. Two key goals helped the Nuggets win 2 games, which is a perfect superstar performance.

Mitchell

The second round MVP is undoubtedly Mitchell. The Cavaliers also started 0-2 by the Pacers at home. Fortunately, Mitchell continued to explode in G3, helping the Cavaliers win a game. Although the score is still behind, Mitchell's personal performance is impeccable. In the three games of the series, Mitchell averaged an exaggerated data of 41.3 points, 6.3 rebounds and 6 assists per game. Such personal performance is worthy of the nickname of the MG King, and the Cavaliers also have the opportunity to turn around and reverse.