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NBA 30 Team General Manager Votes For League Best Team! Kevin Durant presses LeBron James!
The NBA official website released the annual 30 team general manager survey, in the eyes of the team general manager, who is the leader of the five positions in the new season? 结果显示，各位置得票最高的是斯蒂芬-库里，詹姆斯-哈登，凯文-杜兰特，扬尼斯-阿德托昆博和尼古拉-约基奇。 Here's the distribution of specific votes...
Best Point Guard: Stephen Curry
Best Point Guard: Stephen Curry (57% of the vote) In the best point guard vote, Curry received 57% of the vote, compared to 30% of the vote in the same vote last season, also in the first place. Perhaps it was last season's outstanding performance that allowed him to conquer more general managers. In second place was Damian Lillard (17%), third was Luka Doncic (13%), and LeBron James and Chris Paul each received 7% of the vote.
Best Quarterback: James Harden
Best Quarterback: James Harden (63% of the vote) In the best quarterback, Harden received 63% of the votes, topping the table, and harden was also ranked first last season, with 68% of the vote at the time. In this season's vote, Kevin Booker (17%), third is Doncic (10%). Bill, Curry and Durant all got the votes. It can be seen that some general managers vote a bit haphazardly, and Durant and Curry also appear in the selection of quarterbacks.
Best Small Forward: Kevin Durant
Best Pre: Kevin Durant (67% vote) In the best pre-lead vote, Durant received 67% of the votes, ranking first. Of all five positions, only the small front-runner is different from last season. Last season was LeBron James (57% of the vote), and in the new season, Durant is far ahead. In second place was James (17%), with Leonard (7%) in third place. Alphabet Brother, Doncic, Middleton also got votes.
Best Big Forward: Giannis Antetokounmpo
Best Big Front: Giannis Antetokounmpo (63% of the vote) In the best big front vote, Alphabet Brother received 63% of the votes, ranking first. Like Curry, he has conquered more general managers, and last season, he received 46% of the votes at the top of the rankings. There have been previous reports that James will play as a big forward more time this season, and he got 27% of the vote, ranking second. Durant received 10% of the vote, ranking third. James' votes appear in the number one, three and four positions, which also shows from another perspective how versatile he is in the eyes of the general manager.
Best Center: Nikola Jokic
Best Center: Nikola Jokic (63% of the vote) In the vote for Best Center, Jokic continued to lead the way with 63% of the vote, and he received 50% of the vote last season. In second place was Embiid, who received 23% of the vote. Alphabet Brother and Davis tied for third, each receiving 7% of the vote.