The NBA regular season is in full swing, and the annual All-Star game is about to kick off, and the East-West star lineup has been selected. The West is led by James, Curry, Morant, Jokic and Wiggins, with Downs, No, Doncic, Green, Paul and Mitchell on the bench, and Durant in the East, starting with Durant, Alphabet Brother, Embiid, DeRozan and Trae Young, and substitutes for Harden, Lavin, Butler, Garland, Middleton, Tatum and VanVleet. Judging from the star color, the West is obviously slightly better, and it is worth mentioning that the Lakers' thick eyebrow brother failed to be selected as an All-Star, and he himself thinks it is because the number of appearances is too small.
Each player has their own opinion on the all-star lineup chosen. Today the Cavaliers beat the Hornets 102-101, and in an interview after the game, the team veteran Love spoke about his teammate Jarrett Allen, who said the league screwed up and did not make All-Star. Love said Aaron was one of the hardest working players in the squad and he deserved the accolades, and he believes Aaron showed that in today's game. Today, Allen shot 12-of-20, with 29 points, 22 rebounds and 2 assists, helped the Cavaliers dominate the basket, and the performance was unquestionable.
Allen has averaged 16.2 points, 11 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game this season, making it statistically difficult to be an All-Star, but the Cavaliers are currently in third place in the East, which may be a plus, but obviously the league is not buying it. In fact, Allen's failure to be selected as an All-Star is not necessarily a bad thing, a considerable number of players who have been selected as All-Stars in the history of the NBA have disappeared from the sight of fans later, and it is better to polish and polish their skills while he is still young, do not be confused by these honors. What do you think?
As an all-star player for many years, Lefu now helps his teammates mingle and does not know what kind of mood, can only say that the world is uncertain, once Upon a time Lefu was also a player who could stand alone!