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Basketball season is just around the corner, and the media and fans alike are immersed in heated discussions about NBA stars.
Recently, NBACentral, a well-known American media, released the closely watched NBA superstar ranking, which comprehensively evaluates the strength of the top players in the league and selects the top 20 stars. However, this list has sparked widespread controversy.
Some fans were shocked to find that LeBron James was only 12th, while last season's MVP winner Joel Embiid was only sixth.
Does that mean the top five stars deserve it? Let's unravel the mystery together.
The players from eleventh to fifteenth were Shay Giljess Alexander, LeBron James, Anthony Davis, Ja Morant and Kawhi Leonard. These players are among the league's top superstars with dizzying individual skills and influence.
Shay Gilges Alexander is the heart of the team, leading the attack, and his speed and agility make opponents defenseless. And LeBron James's excellent performance goes without saying, he has become a legend within legends, and every game can surprise and amaze fans.
Anthony Davis is staggering with his speed and range, and he is the dominant force on the pitch. Ja Morant's interior attack and extensive basketball skills make him an important part of any team.
Kawhi Leonard's defensive ability and jumping prowess are commendable, and he is both offensive and defensive, and he is the team's scoring machine. Next, let's uncover who the top five superstars are and their enviable achievements.
The fifth is Kevin Durant, who, despite being 34 years old, is still impressive.
The Suns' offensive group has become stronger with his arrival, and Durant still terrifies opponents with his steady shooting and offensive firepower.
Not only that, but he also brought the Suns a goal, which is a championship. Third place is Stephen Curry, who has been quite good himself despite a difficult period last season for the Warriors.
He averaged 29.4 points, 6.1 rebounds and 6.3 assists per game, demonstrating his continued strength. Curry's three-point shooting ability is still unmatched, and ranking third on the list is a testament to his undisputed strength.
In second place is Giannis Antetokounmpo, who excelled with the Bucks last season, averaging 31.1 points, 11.8 rebounds and 5.7 assists per game. Although the Bucks did not perform well in the playoffs, the individual ability of Alphabet Brother is beyond reproach, and he won MVP for two consecutive years and remained second in the league.
So, who can take the first place on the list? Of course, no one can guess Ross Westbrook! He won this honor with his outstanding record and magnificent skill. As the heart of the Los Angeles Lakers, he averaged 42.6 points, 14.3 rebounds and 16.7 assists per game.