To say that the most confident young people in the league right now, Morant and Edwards deserve it. Morant was selected as an All-Star starter today, and Hanako also scored 40 points in the game the day before yesterday, once again proving her ability to cut points.
Edwards shot 14-of-27 and 5-of-13 from three-point range in that game, with three blocks in addition to 40 points. It turns out that Hanako has now reached the stage where he can give him enough shots and he can get high scores. With the blessing of talent, scoring is easy.
In the previous game, Hanako left the court injured at the last moment, and the post-match check was not a big problem but just a cramp. I didn't expect that the next game Huazi would be full of firepower, and had to sigh that the young man's body was good.
After the game, Huazi's speech was not surprising, the Timberwolves reporter should not worry about having no news to write, and every word Huazi said was a breaking point.
Asked how he felt about playing in the fourth quarter, Edwards said: "I felt like I was the Black Jesus (Jordan's former nickname) and I saw fear in the eyes of those defending me. ”
When it comes to whether there is the potential to win MVP, Edwards even said, "If I don't have a chance this year, it will be next year, yes, next year I will chase MVP." ”
Good guys, not an All-Star at all, And Hanako has set her sights on next year's MVP trophy. On the live show today, the host asked: "Who do you think is the most difficult defender in the league at the moment?" Edwards said: "Myself. ”
Sometimes self-confidence and arrogance are a line of separation, people with strength say such things called self-confidence, and people without strength become arrogant. Edwards, on the other hand, is clearly moving closer to the level of "powerful people."
So far this season, Edwards has averaged 22.3 points, 5.1 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game, shooting 44.7 percent from the field and 37.3 percent from three-point range. Compared with the rookie season, Hanako's data improvement this season has also improved the efficiency, and it is obviously more adapted to the rhythm of the NBA.
Wiggins averaged 18 points per game to start an All-Star start, and It is of course possible for Hanako to enter an All-Star bench with this data. It is not reasonable to enter an All-Star in the second year of my career and then argue about MVP in the third year.
Derek Rose was named an All-Star for the first time in his second year of his career, and in his third year he grabbed an MVP from James' rule, becoming the youngest MVP in history.
Isn't turning all the big words we once said into reality step by step exactly what each of us has in mind? Huazi has this condition, but also has this strength, is not angry or called a young man?