#ArticleStarterChallenge#Hi everyone, today we're going to talk about some of the players in the '14 draft, who made the most of them? You may have heard of Randle, LaVine, and Jokic, all of whom were drafted together in 2014. But who are the real winners? Let's take a look.
First, let's take a look at Randall. Randle was drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers with the seventh pick in 2014, and he went through a not-so-smooth period after that. However, he later joined the New York Knicks and showed his quality and potential. So far, he has accumulated an income of 190 million, which can be called a good result. However, his earning power seems to be slightly inferior compared to other players.
Next, let's take a look at Laven. LaVine was drafted by the Minnesota Timberwolves with the 13th pick in 2014 before being traded to the Chicago Bulls. LaVine has won the love of fans with his tough scoring ability and amazing dunk skills. He became the Bulls' leading scorer and was a big success in contract negotiations. Today, LaVine has amassed 300 million in revenue and can be said to be a fairly successful draft player.
Finally, let's take a look at Jokic. Unlike Randle and LaVine, Jokic was only drafted by the Denver Nuggets with the 41st pick in 2014 and can be said to be a "dark horse". However, through hard work and performance, he quickly rose to become one of the core players of the Denver Nuggets and one of the best centers in the league. Now, Jokic's prime has arrived, and his income is gradually climbing. Although the exact number has not been disclosed, it is certain that Jokic's earning power is definitely not inferior to that of other players.
To sum up, Randle, LaVine and Jokic, the three 14-year draft picks, have all achieved great results. Although Randall's income is relatively low, he is also constantly improving his level. LaVine won the favor of the team with his excellent scoring ability and became a generation of basketball superstars. Jokic, on the other hand, has risen rapidly through his own hard work and talent and has become the core of the team. No matter who earns the most, these players have proven their worth and talent with their actions.
Whether you're a Randle fan, a LaVine follower, or a die-hard Jokic supporter, we deserve the credit and recognition they deserve. Because no matter how much they earn, they are using their basketball talents to bring endless joy and excitement to the fans.
That's the story of these players in the '14 draft, each with a certain level of achievement in their field. Regardless of what the future holds, we look forward to seeing these players continue to shine on the basketball court and bring us more exciting moments."