Lillard is one of the NBA's top 75 stars, and as a 2012 draft, he has already entered the ranks of veterans. He turned 33 this year, and in order to challenge for the championship, he also gave up his dream of one man and one city and chose to join the Bucks. In today's game against the Lakers, Lillard felt average, contributing 27 points, and he also ushered in a milestone moment in his career, with a total score of 21,000 points.
Lillard is a talented scorer who has been outstanding from the Trail Blazers to the Bucks and has been the core of the team, with unlimited fire. So far in his career, Lillard has averaged 25.1 points, 4.2 rebounds and 6.7 assists per game, and his average of 25 points per game is higher than that of legendary guards such as Harden, Wei Shao, and Curry, so his total score has broken through the 21,000-point mark, and he is definitely one of the underrated stars.
Lillard made his debut on the No. 6 show that year, and Champion Lang was a thick eyebrow brother. He is the best in the sky, the best talent, and the most accomplished player in the end. Brother Thick Mei has already led the team to win the championship, and he also has the best team and the block king in hand, so he is a proper superstar. However, his offense is slightly inferior to Lillard, averaging 24.1 points and 10.6 rebounds per game in his career, and the total score is currently 17,487 points, which is a relatively large gap with Lillard.
Bill was the flower show of the year, and he also cashed in on his talent. When he played for the Wizards, Beal was selected to the All-Star stage twice, and even played a season with an average of 31 points per game, and was definitely a top scorer. Now that he has joined the Suns, he is still performing well. Beal has played 738 games in his career so far, averaging 21.9 points, 4.1 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game, and scoring a total of 16,162 points.
In the 2012 draft, there are two second-round picks worth mentioning: Dream Green and Middleton. Both of them did not have a high starting point in their careers, and they both started as substitutes. However, Middleton continued to hone his offensive skills and eventually developed into a top-notch scorer and made it to the All-Star level. Dream chasing starts from defense, and at his peak he was the league's DPOY and an All-Star regular. Both helped the team win the championship and performed well.
Among them, Middleton averaged 17 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists per game in his career, and has accumulated 12,324 points so far. Dream chasing scoring ability is mediocre, with a career average of only 8.7 points per game, and the current total score is 6,979 points, and there is no chance to hit the 10,000-point mark.
There are also a number of excellent players in the same period, Harris Barnes, who has been a small forward at the starting level, and has scored 12,666 points so far. Johnson Drummond, the league's former rebounding champion, is now a role player with a career total of 10,933 points.