Kenji Fujima, a very talented player in Slam Dunk Master. Not just the players, but the master of control on the pitch. It is worth mentioning that he also worked part-time as the head coach of the team! On the outside, he looks like a small Zhengtai, and his heart is very strong and indifferent, and due to his excellent charm, he has attracted a large number of female fans in this anime. At a height of 1.78 meters, he plays a double guard, and his addition has made the Xiangyang team from an ordinary team to a winning team!
In the NBA, there are also a lot of dual-guard players who act like coaches on the court. Even, after retiring, they can become the same as famous men!
Sixth place: Wei Shao
Although the Lakers failed to make it to the playoffs, Westbrook had to carry the pot, and there were a lot of trading rumors. To be fair, the Lakers have a lot of problems, with Westbrook averaging 21+7+7 in the All-Star backcourt and a sizable 41 percent three-point shooting percentage. In terms of Westbrook performance, it's still All-Star level!
At its peak, Wei Shao, that is, the 2016-2017 season, that is, the MVP season of Wei Shao. Westbrook averaged 30+10+10 per game and slashed 42 triple-doubles this season to break the record. Without Harden, without KD, still bringing the team into the playoffs, which is enough to show Westbrook's ability. Although sometimes not very calm, Wei Shao's organizational ability is underestimated!
Fifth place: Jordan Poole
Jordan Pooler was the No. 28 pick in 19 years, and he himself had excellent shooting ability and basket finishing ability, known as "Curry Jr." It is worth mentioning that Jordan Poole's spiritual attributes are also full. In Curry's absence, in Clay's absence, Jordan Poole played really well, like the big guy on the team! I think that the 22-year-old Jordan Pooler, the third grade Jordan Pooler, after Curry's decline, will definitely become the core of the team. After retiring, Jordan Poole has a good chance of becoming an NBA-level coach.
Fourth place: Donovan Mitchell
Mitchell + Gobert, that's the heart of jazz. But Mitchell, as the ball-handler, obviously has more ball! So, the big name on the team is still Mitchell. Recently, there have also been news of mitchell and Gobert's discord, and Mitchell rarely feeds Gobert on the court, which also makes the Jazz worry about internal and external troubles. Its strength has fallen sharply after Ingles left, and the author feels that this year's Jazz is still not far away!
Mitchell's pointing on the court is a bit of a master, but because of the lack of its own passing buttons, it is difficult for the Jazz to become a tactically rich and integrated team!
Third place: Kyle Lowry
Helping the Raptors win the first championship in team history, is it not great? Obviously, Lowry's achievements cannot be measured in words, and even he is the best player in Raptors history! From the budding of the Grizzlies, to the rockets' familiarity with fans, to the raptors' fame, to today's Heat. Lowry helped the Heat become a championship-level team, and if they meet the Bucks again, with Tucker, Lowry, and Big Morris joining, it's clear that the Bucks don't have to be afraid anymore!
Lowry is also a two-way defender who likes to point fingers, and I think that being a coach after retirement can inject strong blood into his team!
Second place: Chris Paul
Paul can help this team make history no matter which team he is on, which is enough to show how good Paul is. Paul was the guarantee of the playoffs, and Paul missed only 3 playoffs in his career. Two times were in the rookie period, and one was a major injury reimbursement. The author feels that Paul's ability is beyond doubt, the integration of attack and defense, the master of control on the court. The first three quarters did not exert force, and when he was needed in the last quarter, he stood up, very big guy temperament.
You know, Paul is only 1 meter 83 tall, and I think he is one of the greatest and most versatile little men in history. After retiring, there should be teams rushing to get Paul!
1st place: Lajan Rondo
LaJanrondo is arguably one of the most underrated stars among fans! Rondo's possession, Rondo's rebounds, Rondo's steals, Rondo's defense, these are all characteristics of Rondo. I feel that Rondo during the Celtic era was far undervalued, and his role was not lost to the Big Three. In the 11-12 East Conference Finals, Rondo faced the Heat Big Three, shooting 8-of-11, 5-of-3 from three-point range, slashing 44 points, 8 rebounds, 10 assists and 3 steals. If it weren't for Garnett and Ray Allen pulling their crotches in this series, James would still not have passed the Celtics level!
It is worth mentioning that later Rondo began a wandering career, and when it came to the Kings, in an attack, Rondo guided Cousins to defend the air, and this ball was also one of Rondo's famous scenes. Later, when Rondo was in the Lone Ranger, he and head coach Carlisle fell apart for tactical reasons, and finally, they left!
The author feels that after retiring, Rondo is the most suitable coach, even a coach at the level of a famous coach!