After the All-Star Game, Jaylen Green's performance was indeed very surprising! In the past, he was even questioned about the water falling off, but in fact, as long as you give this talented teenager a little time, everything will go in the right direction! Facing the legendary LeBron. Green used his strength to get the affirmation of the senior, James interviewed Green after the game and praised Green: "Jaylen has a very good shooting ability, I think he is getting better and better, he has always been a confident child, he will become more outstanding, he is still very young!" 」 ”
Facing the Lakers led by James, Green once again cashed in on his talent and became what everyone expected in the draft. Fans may have been worried about his ball and tactical position, but now Green has enough support from his opponents for his performance. This talented player showed his killer nature at the last moment, and his progress was also obvious to all, and the overtime cold was very unique, which directly drove the Toyota Center into madness. Green played 38 minutes in the game, shooting 4-of-7 from three-point range, scoring a game-high 32 points and a career-high score. This is definitely a game of special significance, and it is also crucial for the experience of the show.
How loud the doubts were before, how hard Green worked now, as the most watched rookie of this year' rookie, the rockets joined, plus the Identity of Asians, everyone's requirements for him were infinitely magnified in the spotlight. The reverse ridicule of "up joe and down", smoking in the bottom corner, and running back in the fourth quarter are all routine operations, but on the way to the growth of rookies, some twists and turns and doubts are not strange, after the All-Star Game, Green's growth and progress is really visible to the naked eye. After all, it is the leader of the draft, and it is also one of the youngest players to enter the league in the same year, only 19 years old, there is indeed a long way to go, and it is true that the potential is unlimited.
So far this season, Green has averaged 31.2 minutes per game, averaging 15.7 points, 3.2 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game, and the rookie score is second only to Cunningham, but considering that green has an average of 2.5 shots per game, this would have been a five-to-five-open statistic. In the latest issue of the rookie list, Green has risen from the previous eighth place to the sixth place. Everything is moving towards good expectations, and the future can be expected.