All-Stars have always been a few joys and a few sorrows, and there are always a few unlucky eggs who want people to make people hug him.
After Wiggins advanced into the West All-Star first set off a hot discussion, the East and West bench lists were announced, and the three-goal defeat successfully took over the topic king, fortunately, there are two "replacement wild cards" that can arouse suspense.
Eastern Conference bench: Butler, Garland, Harden, Lavin, Middleton, Tatum, VanVleet. Western Conference Bench: Doncic, Booker, Gobert, Dream, Mitchell, Paul, Towns.
Durant and Dream Green have made it clear that they have at least one vacated spot in the East and West due to injuries away from The All-Star Weekend. The most likely substitutes are Eastern Conference Cavaliers Allen, Lamello Ball, West Brow and Ingram.
Judging from the statistics and the actual influence on the field, Allen and the three goals seem to be better than Middleton. The latter has performed mediocrely this season, and the dividend of enjoying the fourth place in the Bucks In the East is also not convincing, not to mention that the role of Holliday in the team is comparable, and the selection is highly controversial.
With three goals and no need to mention, the panel statistics of 19.9 points, 7.2 rebounds, 7.7 assists and 1.5 steals per game are remarkable, and the Hornets record is also among the top eight in the East.
In terms of style, "Gorgeous Commander" Ramello Bauer has excellent vision, superior creativity, accurate pass throughout the whole field and his wrist-shaking straight ball with high unexpected secrecy, which is extremely suitable for the All-Star stage.
Coupled with the super new star ring, the flow should have been the best choice, but unfortunately, the Eastern Defenders gathered, and it was difficult to add another person to replace the frontcourt.
Jarrett More Than Just Pie Eater Allen has delivered a defensive-level basic set this season, with a top-notch rim and no longer relying too much on defenders to develop offensive feeds in the finishing line.
His immediate combat prowess in the low-post, a certain amount of face-framed ball-wielding meteors has jumped out of the traditional pie-eating/blocking cover man blue-collar sapper category.
Putting aside the Cleveland hosts' advantage, combined with an average of 16.0 points, 10.7 rebounds per game and a terrifying true shooting rate of 69.6%, Allen's rise is obvious and definitely worthy of an All-Star seat.
As for Sabonis Jr., Jaylen Brown, Bridges and others among the remaining nominations, I personally don't think there is much hope.
On the other hand, the suspense in the West is much smaller than in the East, Gobert + Dream + Towns are eligible to replace Wiggins in the front game, and the four people in the backfield are also deserved, and others can only hope for injury wild cards.
Dream up to spurs guard Murray (averaging 19.6 points, 8.5 rebounds, 9.1 assists and triple-doubles per game), but the effectiveness of this designated re-entry is probably still better than the league's hand-pick, thick eyebrows are expensive as "sons of America", after all, the skinny camel is bigger than the horse, if personal health allows, the priority is higher.
Finally, ingram, he averaged 22.5 points, 6.0 rebounds and 5.2 assists per game, developed offense and single-handed breaking ability, revealing the prototype of the core all-round front, but if combined with the attendance record, it can indeed only be considered decent.
Zion has not yet returned, the Pelicans are still hovering on the edge of the play-offs for the time being, and it is not yet known whether the Warblers can catch the last train.
And the remaining Grizzlies Little Jalen Jackson, Timberwolf Edwards is probably doomed to be reduced to accompanying the run.
Thanks for your attention, welcome to discuss, Azhe is willing to "ball" with you to get the truth, all the way to the end of the world.