The NBA officially released the latest issue of the rookie list, and Mobley is as stable as ever, ranking first in the list for three consecutive issues, becoming a big hit for the best rookie this season. Barnes is also stable in second place, it is worth mentioning that Gidey completed the counterattack to advance to the top three, in the past week he ushered in a big explosion, averaging 15 points, 9.8 rebounds and 8.3 assists per game to become the best rookie, and more importantly, he also broke a number of league records. Cunningham fell to fourth place, with Wagner in fifth place. Warriors rookie Cumminga is in ninth place, and there's good news that he will replace injured Duarte in the rookie challenge. Admittedly, Cumminga is a rookie with great potential, as long as Kerr is willing to give him a chance, he can squeeze into the top 10 of the list, and he is also a very mature rising star, even if he is sent to the development league to exercise without any complaints.
Not only did Cumminga have good news, but Green also had good news. According to the latest reports, he has recently participated in some light training, and Kerr also said that his injury has made effective progress, believing that he will return after the All-Star Game but the specific timing is still uncertain. Green has averaged 8 points, 7.6 rebounds and 7.4 assists per game this season, although the data is not eye-catching, but it is very comprehensive, and more importantly, his defensive efficiency is as high as 101, ranking 8th in the league. With a 32.8 percent assist ratio also ranked 14th in the league, there is no doubt that Green is the core of the Warriors' defense and the starting point of the offense. Looney is right to say that the lack of Green's game always feels a little missing. Lately the Warriors have not been in good shape, and the Sun has pulled away. In such a situation, Green's comeback becomes particularly important. In addition, the recovery of rookie Wiseman has also progressed, and the Warriors have become healthier and healthier. It is worth mentioning that most teams would rather choose the Suns as their first-round opponents than the Warriors.
The last message is about Tucker, if someone asks who has the highest three-point shooting percentage this season? I believe that the first thing fans think of will be Curry, Thompson, Booker and Harden, but surprisingly, Tucker ranks first in the league with a 45.5% shooting rate. Some fans will say that he must have made very few shots, but it is not. His three-point shooting also reached 71, ranking 115th in the league, and his average three-point shot per game was also about 3, as we all know, Tucker's killer copper is the bottom corner three-pointer, leading the league for several consecutive seasons. It is worth mentioning that Tucker has never earned more than $10 million a year in his career, and he is really a seriously underrated player, and I have to admit that he is a very cost-effective player. Tucker has played for the Heat this season and is expected to win his second championship of his career, currently no. 1 in the East.