First place: Carmelo. Anthony
In 2003, Anthony led Syracuse University to the NCAA championship. He competed in the 2003 NBA Draft in the same year, was selected by the Denver Nuggets with the third overall pick in the first round, and was named MVP of the NBA Rookie Challenge in 2005. He led the Nuggets to the Western Conference Finals in 2009, was traded to the New York Knicks in February 2011, and was named the NBA regular season scorer in the 2012–13 season. He was traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder in September 2017, joined the Houston Rockets in August 2018, and joined the Portland Trail Blazers in November 2019. He has been named to the NBA All-Star Team 10 times in his career, twice to the NBA All-NBA Team Second Team, and four times to the NBA All-NBA All-Star Team Three.
Second place: Vince. Carter
Carter earned the Raptors worldwide fame with his stunning dunk performance, as one of the four quarterbacks, Vince. Carter won the Rookie of the Year, the Rookie of the '98–99 Season, the All-Star Of The Year eight times, and the All-Season Team twice. Carter plays beautifully, has a jumping ability that no other player has, and can glide freely between players. He can glide between opponents without collision, showing specific movements. His era was one that fans have been nostalgic for.
Third place: Nikolai Jokic
Nikola Jokic was drafted by the Denver Nuggets in the 2014 NBA Draft, officially entered the NBA in 2015, was named to the All-Rookie First Team in the 2015-16 season, and has been named to the All-Star three times and the All-Star team twice so far in his career. Nikola Jokic is a technical center who can play high and low positions, a big player with three-point shooting ability and excellent passing, his skills are comprehensive and flexible, and he has the ability to end the game, and the potential is unlimited. He is the absolute core of the current Nuggets team, and his performance this season is also the number one center in the West, and he is also a strong contender for this season's regular season MVP.
Fourth place: Demarcus Cousins
DeMarcus Cousins entered the NBA through the draft in 2010, playing for the Kings, Pelicans and Warriors, and was named to the All-Rookie First Team, the All-Second Team twice, and the All-Star four times in his rookie season. Although Demarcus Cousins has good physical fitness and talent, soft feel under the basket, and stable rebounds, Cousins, who is optimistic about many experts, has been questioned because of his personality. And then with the invasion of injuries, his NBA road has become very difficult.
Fifth place: Kemba Walker
Kemba Walker was named to the All-Team once in his career and all-Star four times. Kemba Walker is known for his explosive power, which seems unstoppable when rushed up, and speed and foot and aggression can be perfectly combined. You can score anywhere on the court, and you can use retreat, change direction, and various fake moves to shake off defenders, create a variety of shooting space for yourself, and be creative when you break through with the ball. Has the ability to score points after physical confrontation, and can also adjust the shooting angle in the air to avoid defenders who come to block. Walker has always maintained an offensive desire on the court, pull-up layups and throws are his weapons, outside range is his advantage, and the shooting point is high for defenders to cope with.
Sixth place: Horford
Al Horford entered the NBA through the draft in 2007 and played for the Hawks, Celtics, 76ers and Thunder, and was named to the All-Rookie Team One in his rookie season, the All-Third Team in the 2010–11 season, the All-Star five times, and the Second Team in the All-Defensive Team in the 2017-18 season. Al Horford shot resolutely, arcing and shooting points well, using his body well in the game, and being able to rhythmically push himself into range when carrying the basket. The overall situation on the field and the ability to pass the ball are commendable, the training is hard, and the style on the field is tenacious. His speed on the court and his basketball IQ make his position very flexible, he can attack quickly, can play position warfare, and can eat the inside.
Seventh place: Clint Capela
Clint Capela is explosive under the basket, not afraid of physical confrontation, can end the game with his left and right hands under the basket, and can get easy scoring opportunities in offensive and defensive conversions. Possesses a passing ability that is rare among players of its kind. Defensively, Capela is fast and moves well laterally. At the time of the Rockets' Harden side, Capela also played the level of the league's first-line interior line. After coming to the Hawks, his ability can still rank upstream in the league, and this season is expected to get the rebounding king.
Eighth place: Ci Shiping
Everyone likes to call him Arte, and Atay is the league's best one-on-one defensive expert, and the opponent who gives Kobe, Maddie, Iverson and other stars the most headaches. Scrappy, with exceptional strength, speed, steals and top-notch defensive skills. He was elected defensive player once in his career, was selected as an All-Star once, and won a championship that year with Kobe Bryant.
Ninth place: Hidu Turkgru
For the Magic, Hidu Turkglu has been the key player in deciding the outcome of the game. In a way, he can be called "Turkey's LeBron", and inheriting the consistent tradition of European basketball, Turkgru grew up with a full range of offensive techniques, so his ability to create opportunities for his teammates is no worse than his personal scoring. At the peak of the Warcraft, Hildo Turkglu was a rare ball-handling striker in the league, adept at initiating blocking, and the absolute commander of the entire Magic team, and he assisted Howard in the Finals.
Tenth place: Mario Chambers
Mario Chamos is a point guard who excels at point-and-shoot, has a certain ability to break through, and can deliver exquisite passes. He was the starting point guard of the Heat's Big Three and played the role of a surprise soldier in the Heat Finals many times. He won two championship trophies with the Heat throughout his career and was a life winner.