The NBA officially updated the DPOY list.
In the first place is Brother Alphabet, who conceded 105.1 points per 100 rounds when he was on the floor, and increased to 110.3 points per 100 rounds when he was not present.
In fact, compared to Gobert, Green and Adebayo, the advantage of Alphabet Brother is not obvious, but his attendance rate is high, playing 47 of the 58 games, while Green only played 34 of the Warriors' 58 games; Adebayo played 32 of the Heat's 57 games; Gobert played 43 of the Jazz's 57 games, so it was highlighted.
Second and third are bridge bridges to the Suns bridge and Jaron Jackson Jr. of the Grizzlies.
Neither of them made it into the top three last month, and this time the gains were encouraging.
Bridge is getting more and more recognition, asked about his defensive experience, and said he enjoyed watching videos of two people, one Tony Allen and the other Rondo, lamenting his defense and ball quotient, as well as the precise reading of the game.
Jalan Jackson Jr. has accumulated 125 blocks so far this season, leading the league, averaging 2.2 blocks per game, and tied for third with The Greens' Rowe. When he can complete at least three blocks in a game, the Grizzlies have a record of 15 wins and 1 loss.
The other six nominees are Green (Warriors), Gobert (Jazz), Robert Williams (Green Army), Murray (Spurs), Allen and Mobley (Cavaliers).
The 6 places are ranked in no particular order.