Title: Curry missed the All-Star debut on the No. 1 hot search in the United States!
Recently, the NBA All-Star starting list was announced, and the Warriors' superstar Stephen Curry was not selected for the All-Star starting lineup, which quickly topped the hot search list in the United States. At the same time, some media criticism of the Warriors has also risen, accusing Utah Jazz point guard Sharon Galeja-Alexander (SGA) of relying solely on free throws to earn personal accolades, arguing that it marks the end of the free throw era.
Stephen Curry is undoubtedly one of the best players in the NBA today, possessing breathtaking shooting skills and excellent tactical awareness. However, no matter how good his performance was, it couldn't change his regrettable absence from the All-Star starting list. This attracted a lot of attention from fans and sparked a lively discussion.
Some argue that Curry's failure to make the All-Star starting team was a miscalculation. Curry has averaged more than 30 points per game so far this season and is one of the most offensive firefighters in the league. His outstanding performances, his leadership of the team and his achievements over the past few seasons have raised doubts about the fairness of the selection criteria.
This time, however, the Warriors' media criticism has focused on Gerzia Alexander. He is a key player for the Utah Jazz and the team's leading scorer. Some Warriors media accused his All-Star selection of relying on free throws, arguing that the free throw era would be over.
In fact, this view is somewhat one-sided. Although SGA has made more free throws this season, his scoring ability, playmaking ability, and contribution to the team cannot be overlooked. His consistency and control of the game through his free throws is a testament to his status as an All-Star.
As one of the common ways to score in the game, free throws play an important role in modern basketball. However, it is clearly unfair to judge a player solely on the basis of free throws. The All-Star roster is based on the player's overall performance throughout the season, including scores, assists, rebounds, defense, and other statistics.
The author believes that Curry's failure to make the All-Star starting team may have been influenced by many factors, and SGA's selection is the result of his excellent performance on the court. In any case, this time the All-Star list was revealed, which has become the focus of attention and has caused fans to think deeply. I hope that the selection mechanism in the future can be more fair and reasonable, and can better show the strength and style of the players.
As in the debate in basketball, there is controversy between opinions. The controversy over Curry and SGA's All-Star rosters will continue, but that's what makes basketball so appealing. Regardless of the outcome, we look forward to the All-Star Game and more surprises and excitement for basketball fans.