Why is it said that the Grizzlies maximum salary renewal of Jackson is a failure?

Perhaps, when the Memphis Grizzlies offered Jalen Jackson a maximum salary renewal with both hands, the Grizzlies' window for winning has been silently closed!

Even though Morant is now in the Grizzlies' camp, the latter is the well-deserved Grizzlies' star.

Now that the Grizzlies renew their contract with Jackson with a maximum salary, they undoubtedly regard him as one of the other core members of the team.

There is no doubt that the Grizzlies' senior management also regards Jackson as one of the cores of leading the team to revival in the future and leading the team to the top of the league.

But the question is, does Jackson really have the ability to stand up at a critical moment and stand up to harvest the game?

In other words, can Jackson really join the ranks of super giants now?

Perhaps the answer is obvious. Rather than saying that Jackson's victory attribute declines, he is more useless.

The NBA has a type of player. Even if he can play well in a game, and the average data is impressive per game of 20+10+5, the data is only fixed here. It is already rare to climb up to 30+.

, and he averaged almost 20 shots per game to get such data. His efficiency behind it is not worthy of compliment, and his inefficient performance deeply drags down the team...

Kings center Sabonis belongs to the above players, and Jackson is the same.

The Third Kings faced the sixth Warriors in the playoffs in the 22nd playoffs. It is reasonable to eliminate their opponents strongly. In the end, the Warriors became the team that successfully advanced!

In that round of the series, the Kings center was strategically released by the Warriors again and again. When facing the excellent opportunity of large open positions but still trying to deal cards at the top of the arc again and again, it is hard to imagine the performance of the All-Star center in the playoffs...

In contrast, Jackson should have shined in the playoffs and led the team further, and his playoff performance is obviously not just disappointing when it is obvious that it is not just disappointing!

Last season's regular season, Jackson played 74 games, averaging 29.8 minutes per game, and averaged 22.2 points, 5.6 rebounds, 2 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.5 blocks per game. He ranked 8th in the league in terms of block average, with a shooting percentage of 48.8% and a three-point shooting percentage of 37.5%. Performing exactly the All-Star level.

However, facing the Western Conference No. 1 Thunder in the playoffs, Jackson averaged 34.3 minutes per game, averaged only 16 points, 5 rebounds, 1.5 assists, 1 steal, 0.5 blocked the dismal report card, with a shooting percentage of 37.9%, and a three-point shooting percentage as low as 27.3%. In the end, the Grizzlies were swept 0-4 by the Thunder.

In fact, Jackson was not just this time in an important playoff occasion. In the 222nd playoffs, the Grizzlies faced the seventh Lakers and were eliminated 2-4. Didn’t Jackson perform terrible?

Examining Jackson's career honors so far, his resume is quite good -

The best defensive player once, the best defensive first team twice, the best defensive second team twice, the league blocking king twice, and the All-Star lineup twice.

However, it is really tasteless to eat, and it is a pity to throw it away!

On the first day of the market opening, Jaren Jackson Jr. reached a five-year, 240 million-dollar contract renewal with the Grizzlies, of which the last year was the player option. After completing the contract renewal, Jackson announced that he would change to No. 8 next season, as if he was starting again.

He was extremely sad. After signing the maximum salary contract extension, Jaren Jackson Jr. was injured in playing on the wild court, and he suffered a sprain of the first toe toe on the big toe on his right foot. The recovery time was about 4-5 months.