In the 2021-22 season, the NBA's fastest improving player - Morant.
Two years ago, Morant pressed Zion and Nunn and was elected the rookie of the year; two years later, Morant pressed Garland and Murray to be the fastest improving player in the NBA.
Incidentally, Morant is the first player in NBA history to have both of these accolades.
What is this concept?
Equivalent to a talented player, as soon as he enters the league, he will play a star level, and in less than two years, he will be promoted to a superstar level, and the upgrade speed is almost the same as my playing 2K plus skill points, which is a talent that can be seen by the blind.
Of course, the above is a theoretical concept.
If Morant is taken as an example, many fans feel: why did he Morant win this award? Is the Alliance making stars?
The reasons why fans have this idea, the skill jun a little collection, probably the following three points:
Many fans believe that Morant's progress is not as good as the Warriors' Poole, Spurs' Murray and other players.
Poole grew from a pit daddy player to one of the pillars of the team, and Murray's scoring, rebounding, and assists all improved by a big notch.
Morant's progress is mainly reflected in the data and record, but his data improvement has not been able to shake off other competitors too much.
And there's an awkward point about the record – when he's absent, the team has a higher winning percentage than when he's out.
There are also many fans who feel that Morant, as the leader of the list, just cashed in on his talent, which is in line with people's estimates of his growth trajectory and does not bring too many surprises.
Morant's playoff journey, whether it is data or actual combat performance, has dropped significantly compared to the regular season, and has not played a satisfactory answer.
Let's not talk about whether the above four points are reasonable, let's talk about the status quo - the award for the best improving player, which is debated every year, and this year's debate seems to be more intense than in previous years.
This means that not so many fans are convinced of this award selection.
"Is there any way to convince the fans?"
"Yes."
"Show your true ability, and if you don't obey, you will obey."
"What if you still haven't played well?"
"Then it's no wonder the fans."