ESPN 100 stars 11-50: Morant fell 9th to 35th Harden 11th to 43rd
On October 11, Beijing time, the famous American media ESPN selected the list of the top 100 players in the new season, and after announcing 51-100 players the day before, it is now announcing 11-40 players. Suns star Booker led by No. 11, Leonard slipped 12 places to No. 24, Irving No. 34, Grizzlies core Morant plummeted from No. 9 last year to No. 35, Towne No. 41, and Harden slipped 32 places from No. 11 to No. 43.
50-41: Jarrett Allen, Ayton, Three Ball, Venbanyamar, Middleton, Randall, McCollum, Harden, Maxi, Towns
40-31: Mobley, DeRozan, LaVine, Beal, Garland, Morant, Irving, Milka Bridges, Brunson, Jaren Jackson Jr
30-21: Banqueiro, Trae Young, Markkanen, Ingram, Joe Holloday, Siakam, Leonard, Fox, Sabonis Jr., Halliburton
20-11: Downs, Jaylen Brown, George, Jamal Murray, Adebayo, Mitchell, Lillard, Edwards, Butler, Booker
Booker slipped from 10th last year to 11th this year, and his Suns last season stopped in the second round of the playoffs, a big factor in his ranking slip. Butler, who led the team to the Finals last season, was 12th and was traded to the Bucks' Lillard 14th. Leonard is 24th, who finished 12th last year, and an injury caused the Clippers to swim last season.
Irving and Morant are 34th and 35th, respectively, and Irving is little changed from last year's decline of one place. Morant's plunge from 9th last year to 35th this year is more due to his two-time "gunshot" and suspension for the first 25 games of the new season.
The Warriors core Tangshin ranked 41st, down 4 places from last year's 37th. Harden, the core of the 76ers' backcourt, fell to No. 43, after he was No. 11 last year, but Harden is still in conflict with the team this summer, and it is unknown when he will be traded away.
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