There was a saying before that the All-Star has parallel goods, but MVP must not have parallel goods. So the question is, since MVP does not have parallel goods, what about FMVP? Recently, the US media has issued a question, that is, is Parker really less honorable than These two people because of Wei Shao and Lillard? It is worth mentioning that among the previous seventy-five stars, Wei Shao was selected and Lillard was also selected, but Parker was not selected. What does this matter say? Is Parker the most neglected super point guard in the league?
From the perspective of honor alone, the reason why Wei Shao was selected for the seventy-five majors is nothing more than three aspects: one is the regular season MVP, the other is the explosion of personal data, after all, the average of three doubles per game in four seasons is really great, and the number of times another all-star is enough, so he has been selected into the seventy-five, but Wei Shao has not won the championship so far in his career. And Lillard's reason for being selected for the Seventy-Five Can Find Out, 0.9 Seconds Kill Rockets? Top George's strong shots for a long three-pointer? Or was it that reaching the Western Conference Finals and being swept by the Warriors? Lillard didn't seem to have much of an honor, and Parker didn't.
First of all, people have played for 18 seasons, and their careers are long enough, and in these 18 years, Parker has indeed not won an All-Star start, not a best team, and has not averaged more than 25 points per game in a season, but he has won four championships, including the 2007 championship above Duncan to get the honor of FMVP. Many people think Parker's numbers are not brilliant enough, but that's because the Spurs, even as strong as Duncan in the Spurs' 19-year career, have averaged more than 25 points per game in only one season. The Spurs' three cores are complementary and require each other's sacrifices to achieve greatness.
And Parker's honor at the Spurs may be unmatched by Lillard and Wei Shao in their lifetime, whether it is the number of wins in the regular season or the number of wins in the playoffs, the Spurs' three cores are the strongest. And Parker's career is to win 892 games, what is this concept? There are currently only three thousand winners in the NBA, Abdul-Jabbar, Parrish and Duncan, Parker's 892 wins can be ranked in the long history of the NBA, so that paul, Wei Shao, Lillard are almost difficult to catch up, and in the playoff scoring list Parker ranked tenth in NBA history, he scored 4045 points, and Wei Shao is only more than 2,700 points.
So Parker's failure to be named to the NBA's seventy-five stars is a big difference, compared to Nowitzki's honor and personal data, but Parker is the first non-American FMVP player in the history of the NBA, and this name alone is the only existence. Being able to play as an FMVP player with the twenty-eighth pick in the first round is already a very top-notch achievement in itself. As the saying goes, Parker was never the league's number one point guard, but every year in the playoffs Parker was responsible for sending the so-called first point guard home for fishing.