I believe there are quite a few brothers who have watched a lot of peers blow the sun of the day or Paul anymore.
To be honest, There are also a lot of articles on The brother's side about today's game, but I still want to give this player some applause.
He is Cameron Johnson, as the No. 11 pick of the 2019 draft, perhaps the brothers only know his name, and they have no idea about his ability and past.
Here DiGo talks to his brothers, the less memorable defender.
In the first Game of the Finals that just ended, Johnson played 21 minutes, shooting 3 of 6, 2 of 4 from three-point range, 2 of 2 from the free throw line, and had 10 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists.
Statistics: Johnson has maintained a very good shooting efficiency since the playoffs this year.
His bottom corner three-point shooting percentage is 17-of-30, up to 56%! The three hit rates were 50%/45%/88%, respectively.
He created huge offensive space for the team's scorers and point guards.
Coming from the prestigious University of North Carolina, Cameron Johnson can enter the NBA must already be the best of the best.
He's a fantastic player, but since joining the Suns in 2019, he's far less valuable than this year's Western Conference Finals.
It may be a very uncomfortable sentence, but his positivity in the Western Conference Finals will be torn up by Beverley, and even so, in the Clippers' fifth game, he shot 5-of-6, 3-of-3 from three-pointers and blasted down 14 points. Although he did not play in the sixth game, he was also an indirect help to the team to enter the finals after 28 years.
Whether it's this Western Conference Finals series or two years of trials in the NBA, his patience and waiting confirm the theme of the rise of the sun.
Looking back at the 2019 Draft, Phoenix chose this seemingly unsalised defender with the No. 11 pick, when a wave of criticism was overwhelming.
In the past two years, with his patience and waiting, he has slowly become an important puzzle for this championship team.
On April 12, 2019, James Jones officially became the general manager of the team, and it was also at his instigation that came with the 11th pick cameron Johnson in the same year.
This year's NBA best general manager gave James Jones, so can this year's NBA championship also give to Phoenix?