US media ranked the top wings in active service and ranked: Amen No. 10, Leonard No. 3, and three players in first place

On September 2, as the offseason deepened, there are fewer and fewer news in the league. In this case, in order to maintain everyone's attention to the NBA, the US media will also divide some players. Recently, the US media has divided and ranked the 40 active wing players. The wing refers to players who are swaying against the forwards and point guards. Let's take a look at it together?

The seventh gear

This gear is the rotation wing: 31 Nesmith, 32 Rissache, 33 Bailey, 34 Martin, 35 Porter Jr., 36 Reus O'Neal, 37 Wells, 38 Jones Jr., 39 Hax and 40 Kneple. Nesmith is the core rotation of the Pacers, with a tough defense and extremely accurate three-pointer because it is underestimated in a small-sized market like the Pacers. Although Rissache is the No. 1 pick, this person has limited talent and the future ceiling may not be too high. Acebery and Knypool are both rookies, so it is understandable to be in this category.

Caleb Martin is the Mavericks' substitute player, a good puzzle. If Kevin Porter hadn't been for the domestic violence back then, he would have probably become a star now and he wouldn't have a chance now. Reus O'Neal has a very outstanding 3D forward. Although Wells is only in the second grade, he has become the core of the Grizzlies, and his future potential is worth looking forward to. Hax has been attracting much attention before, but his performance last season was not satisfactory.

The sixth gear

This gear is an important puzzle for the team: 21 Keegan Murray, 22 Kamara, 23 Wiggins, 24 Middleton, 25 Hunter, 26 Herbert Jones, 27 Kelden Johnson, 28 Alexander Walker, 29 Avdia, 30 Coolibaly. Keegan Murray has the potential to become a star, but he has never gotten a chance in the Kings. Kamara has excellent defensive ability and has been selected for the best defensive team. Wiggins has fallen to this level because of poor performance in the past two seasons. Middleton has been overrated and has no peak now.

Hunter is the sixth man of the Cavaliers. With his offensive firepower, he has the ability to become the top forward in the league. Jones is also a top defender. If he can develop the offense, he may become the next small card and can make positive contributions when he comes on the court. Kelden and Alexander Walker are both top substitutes, with good offensive ability and excellent defense. Avdia is the core of the Trail Blazers' future forward line, and Kulibaly is a player focused on training by the Wizards, but now it is not ideal to train.

Fifth tier

This tier is the wing of future progress: 16 Miller, 17 Trey Murphy, 18 Cameron Johnson, 19 Olsa Thompson and 20 Michael Porter Jr. Is Olsa overrated entering this level? However, his talent is indeed good. Miller and Trey Murphy have already reached the level of star level, and the future ceiling is worth looking forward to. Cameron Johnson averaged 19+ games last season, and the Nuggets' data is expected to decline. What kind of data will Michael Porter play in the Nets in the new season are worth looking forward to.

The fourth tier

This tier is the wing that may become an All-Star in the future: 11 Anunobi, 12 Wagner Jr., 13 Bridges, 14 Ingram, and 15 McDan. These are all star-level wings. Some are top 3D and some are team cores. Anunobi and Bridges are both top 3D, holding hundreds of millions of contracts. It's only a matter of time before Wagner Jr. becomes an All-Star in the future. McDan is considered the next Pippen and Ingram has been selected for the All-Star, but his performance in the past two seasons has been disappointing.

The third level

This level is an All-Star level: 8 Barnes, 9 DeRozan, 10 Amen, Barnes are the cornerstones of the Raptors, very comprehensive, and was selected as the All-Star in the second year of his career. The future ceiling is also worth looking forward to. Although DeRozan is a veteran, his stable mid-range distance has allowed him to still have averaging 20+ per game. Amen has been selected as the best defense. In the future, as long as he develops an offense, he has the opportunity to compete for the role of the league's appearance.

The second level

This level is the wing of the All-Star level: 4 Butler, 5 Jaylen Brown, 6 Paul George, 7 Jayway. As for Paul George's performance last season, his ranking in this level may be overrated. Last season, George was at the 3D level. Javi is now the top second in the league, Jaylen Brown has won the top second in the FMVP, and one of Butler's most tough players in active service, with excellent leadership skills.

The first level

This level is a historical legendary star: 1 James, 2 Durant, 3 Leonard. Unexpectedly, after so many years, these three brothers are still in the top three. James and Durant are still in the top ten in the league, while Leonard has the strength to be close to the top ten. If it weren't for the injury, Leonard might still be at the peak and can be ranked first. It's not good now. CNY is still stable and has good defense, but it's too easy to get injured.

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