Top 100 Stars Selection|Jam leads the promotion to Butler Buck and misses the top 10 tonight, voting 11-20

NBA offseason active TOP150 large-scale voting event, combined with last season's player performance, data and US media rankings, selected 150 active players for group voting. The 20 players who advanced to the 1st-20th place, according to the player performance and the US media list, each 2 players in a group, divided into 10 groups of two PK, 5 groups of voting every day, each group of winning players into the top 10, each group of losers into the 11-20 range. In the 6-10 group of voting, James, Thick Eyebrows, Tatum, Doncic, Leonard joined hands to advance to the top 10 on the active team, Butler, Booker, Jamal Murray, Lillard, Alexander entered the active 11-20 place, and the 11-20 vote will be held this day.

6. Tatum vs Jamal Murray: Tatum advanced to the top 10

Tatum received nearly 80% of the votes, beating Jamal Murray to advance to the active top 10. Although Jamal Murray helped the Nuggets win their first championship in franchise history this year, he is only the Nuggets' second-in-command, still far behind Tatum at the star level. Tatum is already a representative star of the league's new generation and one of the future facades of the league. Tatum averaged 30.1 points, 8.8 rebounds, 4.6 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.7 blocks per game in the regular season last season, and averaged 27.2 points, 10.5 rebounds, 5.3 assists, 1.1 steals and 1.1 blocks in the playoffs, only to fail to help the Celtics complete a 1-3 comeback in the Eastern Conference finals, where he was crushed by Butler's Heat.

Jamal Murray returned last season after a serious injury season, averaging 20 points, 4 rebounds, 6.2 assists and 1 steal per game in the regular season, and Jamal Murray's performance continued to improve in the playoffs, becoming the role of the Nuggets' championship victory. It's just that Jamal Murray is also largely grateful to Jokic, playing next to Jokic makes it easier for him, and he still has room to continue to improve.

7. Doncic vs Lillard: Doncic advanced to the top ten

Doncic received more than 8 to 5 votes, beating Lillard to advance to the active top 10. Both super point guards missed the playoffs last season, and both missed the playoffs, the difference is that the Blazers led by Lillard do not see hope of giving up early, while the Lonely Rangers led by Doncic in exchange for Irving, the team's chemistry and defensive ability have dropped sharply, which led to a continuous decline in the record, and finally chose to give up strategically in the final stage of the regular season.

Doncic and Lillard both had excellent stats last season, both averaging 30+ points per game, but Doncic managed to make the All-NBA First Team. More importantly, Doncic also has room to continue to improve, and is also one of the leaders of the new generation, with greater possibilities in the future. On the other hand, Lillard has missed the playoffs for two consecutive years and has only advanced to the division finals once in his career, and now that his application for a trade has fallen into difficulty, it is difficult to predict the future prospects of his career.

8. Leonard vs Alexander: Leonard advanced to the top ten

Leonard received more than 80% of the votes, beating Alexander to advance to the active top 10. Leonard has become one of the spokesmen of the "Glass Man" in recent years, and he started a crazy rotation last season to stay relatively healthy, and he also hit 30+ consecutive performances in the first two games of the playoffs. However, Leonard only played two playoff games before being injured, which became one of the important factors in the Clippers' round. However, Leonard used his past career resume to beat Alexander to advance to the top ten of the active team.

Alexander has also improved significantly, averaging 31.4 points, 4.8 rebounds, 5.4 assists and 1.7 steals per game last season, beating Curry to the All-NBA team, and has a promising future, leading the Canadian men's basketball team to the World Cup this summer.

9. Butler vs James: James advanced to the top ten

James received nearly 80% of the votes, beating Butler to advance to the active top 10. James and Butler were diametrically opposed last season, with James outperforming the playoffs in the regular season and Butler outperforming the playoffs in the playoffs. The 38-year-old James led the Lakers to a 2-10 start to the playoffs and successfully advanced to the Western Conference finals, which is already an impressive performance, and he can maintain this form for the 20th season of his career, which makes him more recognized by fans.

As for Butler, although he lost to James and missed the current top ten, his performance in this year's playoffs is still impressive. Butler played a god performance in the first round of the playoffs after the regular season "health", led the Heat to knock out the league's No. 1 Bucks 4-1, and led the Heat to continuously counterattack to advance to the Finals after creating the Black Eight miracle, and the final 1-4 loss to the Nuggets is still remarkable.

10, Booker VS Thick Eyebrows: Thick Eyebrows Brother advanced to the top ten

Brother Thick Eyebrows received more than 60% of the votes, beating Booker to advance to the top 10 of the active service. The number of votes in this group is the smallest gap among the 5 groups of votes, and the thick eyebrows occupy a better fan base to some extent, after all, he is one of the core of the Lakers. Although the thick-eyed brother also missed many games due to injury in the regular season last season, his health was still good after his return, which was an important factor for the Lakers to counterattack and advance to the Western Finals, and only the Western Finals were suppressed by Jokic as a flaw.

Booker has grown into a new generation of shooting guard spokesmen, especially in this year's playoffs, averaging 33.7 points, 4.8 rebounds and 7.2 assists per game to become the league's playoff scoring champion. It's just that the Suns giant Paul was injured in the second round, and Ayton was absent due to injury in the second round of G6, resulting in Booker and Durant not being able to lead the team to counterattack, and they lost 2-4 to the Nuggets.

Vote for star on August 22

The 10 players in the 11th-20th range, ranked according to the player performance, data and US media lists last season, each 2 players are divided into 5 groups of two PK, and the specific ranking of 11-20 is determined according to the number of votes.

The list of candidates for 22 August is as follows:

11-12 place vote: Butler vs Booker

13-14 place vote: Alexander vs Lillard

15-16 place vote: Jamal Murray vs Fox

17-18 place vote: Morant vs Harden

19-20 place vote: George vs Irving

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