On December 4, in the Los Angeles derby, the Lakers lost to the Clippers 115-119, Anthony Davis played 36 minutes, shooting 10 of 15 from the field, 2 of 0 from outside the three-point line, 7 of 11 from the free throw line, double-doubles with 27 points and 10 rebounds, and four assists, one steal and one block.
After scoring those 27 points, Davis's career total exceeded 14,000 points, a small milestone. As the 2012 champion, Davis has been excellent, from the second season, he has averaged 20+ per game in each season, in two seasons he averaged 28+ per game, and so far in his career, he has averaged 23.9 points per game, with a total of 14020 points.
In addition to Davis, there are many outstanding scorers in the class of 2012, represented by Bill, Lillard and Middleton, how many points do the three of them have now? Let's take a look.
Bradley Beal: 13,744 points
Beal was a Tanhua in the Class of 2012, when he was drafted by the Wizards and has been with the Wizards ever since. He finished with 13.9 points, 3.8 rebounds and 2.4 assists in his rookie season and was named to the All-Rookie Team.
In the next three seasons, he averaged 17.1 points, 15.3 points and 17.4 points per game, until the fifth season, he made great progress, contributing 23.1 points per game, and since then he has been averaging 20+ per game, averaging 30+ in two seasons and 31.3 points per game in his peak season. So far in his career, Beal has averaged 22 points per game, for a total of 13,744 points, 276 points less than Davis.
Beal's accolades include: 1 All-Team 3-Time And 3 All-Star Selection.
Damien Lillard: 17,242 points
Lillard, the no. 6 pick in 2012, was drafted by the Blazers that year and has been playing for the Blazers ever since. He averaged 19 points, 3.1 rebounds and 6.5 rebounds per game in his rookie season, and was named to the All-Rookie Team and won the Rookie of the Year.
Since his second season, he has averaged 20+ points per game in each season, averaging 25+ per game for six consecutive seasons and averaging 30 points per game at his peak. So far in his career, Lillard has averaged 24.6 points per game, for a total of 17,242 points.
Lillard has received honors such as 1 All-In-3 Team, 4 All-Second Team, 1 All-Team First Team, and 6 All-Star Selections.
Chris Middleton: 10,071 points
Middleton was the 39th overall pick in 2012, when he was drafted by the Bucks and has been with the Bucks ever since. As a second-round show, he started his career from a very low point, playing only 27 games in his rookie season, each of which was off the bench, averaging only 17.6 minutes of playing time per game, averaging 6.1 points, 1.9 rebounds and 1 assist per game.
By the second season, he averaged 12.1 points per game, a huge improvement from his rookie season, and in the following seasons, he improved, and by the sixth season, he averaged more than 20 points per game. So far in his career, he has averaged 16.8 points per game, for a total of 10,071 points.
He has received two All-Star titles, one championship and one Player of the Week.
Dream Green is also a player of the Class of 2012, when he was selected by the Warriors with the fifth pick in the second round, all the way back to become the warriors' starting player, and then became an indispensable member of the Warriors, won 3 championships, 3 times selected as an All-Star, 1 time selected for the Best Team Second Team, 1 time selected for the Best Team 3, 4 times selected for the Best Defensive Team First Team, 2 times selected for the Best Defensive Team Second Team, 1 Steal King, and also won the Best Defensive Player Award, and got a big contract of 100 million US dollars. It is also a model of counterattack in the second round show.
It can be found that there are many high-quality players emerging in this year, and many players have become the core of the team and have also received the maximum salary contract. Unfortunately, this year's chart leader Michael Kidd Gilchrist (referred to as McGigie) dragged his feet, and he averaged only 8.4 points and 5.4 rebounds per game in his career, which is a member of the parallel goods list.