Rose: There are only 3 supergiants and 4 superstars in the NBA today, and Irving Harden is not qualified!

Rose: There are only 3 supergiants and 4 superstars in the NBA today, and Irving Harden is not qualified!

Recently, ESPN's famous commentator Jalen Rose sorted out the current stars on a podcast show. Ross said there are only three people in the league today who are truly superstars, and they are unique in terms of both their personal data and their impact on the game. Further down the list are four superstars, so let's take a look at who is on Rose's list. 、

Super Giant: Porridge, Brother Alphabet, Okay

In terms of overall strength, Jokic and Antetokounmpo are undoubtedly the top two in the active team, and they have not only won a lot of individual honors in the past few years, but also led teams that are also considered strong contenders for championships. It is worth mentioning that Jokic and Brother Alphabet currently hold 1 crown + 1FMVP + 2 MVP, and I believe that the competition between them will be more fierce in the next few years.

Although Doncic is only 24 years old, he is like a veteran who has played in the league for ten years, with mature and experienced playing style, extremely high ball quotient, and is omnipotent in three-point shooting, mid-range shooting, back play, and organizational strategy in the game, and his performance is not inferior to that of his contemporaries. And this season, Doncic has scored 73 points in a single game, which can't help but wonder how high the young superstar can reach in the future.

Superstars: James, Durant, Curry, Leonard

As the former "big and small kings" of the league, James and Durant's strength must not be too much to say, even at the end of their careers, they can still play a dominant performance. However, with age and injuries and other factors, it is clear that the consistency of Jandu is not comparable to that of his peak, and the most intuitive manifestation is the decline in physical strength, which makes it impossible for them to score 30 points in every game as easily as they once did.

Admittedly, Curry and his Warriors team have started to decline, and although Curry can still shoot five three-pointers and score 28 points every night, his influence on the game is long gone, which is why the Warriors are currently only ranked 12th in the West. Leonard, on the other hand, is the best offensive and defensive star on the wing, but his perennial rotation and injury problems have prevented him from leading the Clippers to the next level in recent years, and in terms of individual accolades and data accumulation, Leonard is not enough compared to the above.