A few days ago, NBA star Kevin Garnett talked about the Hornets' supernova three-goal in the show he hosted, and Garnett said that among the NBA league's active young players, he now likes the Hornets' three-goal and magic's Cole-Anthony, of which Garnett is particularly optimistic about the future prospects of the three-goal. Garnett said on the show that if the three goals can continue to exercise and improve the block, then the three goals will bring themselves to a new level, and Garnett believes that the three goals at that time will be the MVP star in the league.
"I think La Mello (three-goal) will be MVP in 5 years and his style of play is impacting the entire NBA league." Garnett predicted. As a Hall of Fame star who has won many honors such as regular season MVP and championship in his career, Garnett is now obviously very optimistic about the NBA career of three-goal, although the current three-goal is only a supernova player in the league, but Garnett has seen him as able to impact the existence of the MVP trophy in the future, and there is no doubt that this is absolutely extraordinary recognition.
For the three-goal, which is only 20 years old now, the regular season MVP is obviously still a very distant goal, and at this stage, the three-goal should be aimed at other honors such as All-Star. In this season's NBA regular season, three-goal can now average 19.5 points, 7.2 rebounds and 7.7 assists per game, so three-goal actually has the potential to enter the All-Star bench roster. It is worth mentioning that during the player introduction process of the Hornets game live broadcast by NBA TV, the player profile of "Lamelo Ball, the first NBA All-Star" has been leaked, so it is now generally believed that the three-goal has been awarded the All-Star bench this season.
As for Garnett's prediction that the three-goal will get the regular season MVP, honestly this is a bit difficult to evaluate, after all, if you perform according to the current regular season data, it is really difficult to see that the three goals already have the potential qualification of MVP. Of course, as long as the three-goal can maintain the current growth rate and state performance, he will definitely be able to become an elite power star in the league in the future, and it is also possible to appear at the top of the NBA league's regular season MVP rankings. In this regard, fans think Garnett's prediction is reliable, will the three-goal really be the future NBA regular season MVP star?