The Lakers, which have leBron James, Anthony Davis and Russell Weisbrooke, missed the playoffs, which is undoubtedly a huge failure, and there are many reasons for the Lakers' failure this season, the main reason is injury.
Both James and Davis have missed many games due to injuries, with Davis having the longest downtime. He has only played 40 games this season and missed 42 games due to injuries, which is no stranger to those who know him – he is young but very prone to injuries, with varying degrees of injury every season, becoming a famous glass man, very fragile, shattering when touched.
Davis has been plagued by injuries since his rookie season, when he played just 64 games with injuries and then played fewer than 70 games in consecutive seasons. This season is his 10th season in the NBA, and he's only played 604 games, averaging a little more than 60.4 games per season and a very low attendance.
Davis's personal ability is impeccable, he is a delicate big forward, 2 meters 08 tall, weighs 114 kilograms, arm span 2 meters 27, static talent is very outstanding, athletic ability to explode, move fast, can dribble the ball to attack the basket, can also shoot and three-point shots, independent offensive ability is excellent, is a good offensive and defensive player.
So far in his career, he has averaged 23.8 points, 10.2 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 1.4 steals and 2.3 blocks per game, shooting 51.5 percent from the field, 30.3 percent from three-point range and 79.4 percent from the free throws.
He has won 1 championship, 8 times was selected as an All-Star, 1 All-Star MVP, 4 times was selected to the Best Team First Team, 2 times was selected to the Best Defensive Team First Team, 2 times was selected to the Best Defensive Team Second Team, and 3 times was elected as the Block King.
For a player who is only 28 years old, these achievements are already excellent, except for the glass attribute, Davis is impeccable, and the selection of the class of 2012 is well deserved. So who were the eye and tanhua of that year, and what was the achievement?
The class of 2012 was Michael Kidd Gilchrist (McGigie), who was 1.98 meters tall, weighed 104 kilograms, and had an arm span of 2.13 meters, and was selected by the Hornets with the second pick in the first round.
McGigie's physical fitness is outstanding, the arm span is very long, which makes him a good defensive player, but his shooting stability is poor, the possession is not good, the scoring means are few, the presence on the offensive end is not strong, after playing in the NBA for several years, he still has no breakthrough on the offensive end, which makes him gradually lose his living space, and he has no ball to play at the age of 26.
In his eight seasons in the NBA, McGigie played in 446 games, averaging 24.6 minutes per game, averaging 8.4 points, 5.4 rebounds, 1.2 assists, 0.7 steals and 0.7 blocks per game, shooting 47.4% from the field. At its peak, he averaged only 12.7 points and 6.4 rebounds per game, and the only honor of his NBA career was being named to the all-rookie team second team, which is a relatively watery leaderboard.
The Class of 2012 was Bradley Beal, who was 1.91 meters tall, weighed 93 kilograms and had an arm span of 2.03 meters, and was a guard player who was selected by the Wizards with the third pick in the first round and is still playing for the Wizards.
Beal is not a good ball controller, the ability to create scoring opportunities for his teammates is lacking, his physical fitness is good, he moves fast, he has a strong ability to attack the basket, the biggest advantage is the shooting ability, his jump shot has a wide range, coupled with excellent breakthrough ability, making him a good scorer, so he is more suitable as a shooting guard than a point guard.
After entering the NBA, Beal has been growing, and Wall formed the Wizards backcourt double gun, and then Wall continued to be injured, Beal gradually became the boss of the team, but he did not lead the Wizards to achieve good results, and the ability to lead the team was questioned.
So far in his career, Beal has averaged 22.1 points, 4.1 rebounds, 4.2 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.4 blocks per game, shooting 45.6 percent from the field, 37.2 percent from three-point range and 82.1 percent from the free throw line.
He has won the Player of the Week 4 times, the Rookie of the Month twice, the Best Team of the Month 1 times, the Best Rookie Team once, and the All-Star 3 times, his performance is worthy of the status of Tanhua, but as a player with 5 years and 127 million US dollars, he needs to make some achievements in leading the team, otherwise he will become a data brush.
The players of the class of 2012 are Lillard, Dream Green, Middleton and Drummond, if you rearrange the top five picks of the class of 2012, how will everyone rank?