Neither Clay nor Rondo entered the 75th University. Will he be able to enter the Hall of Fame in the future?

Among the 75 major stars released by the NBA in 2021, neither Clay and Rondo were selected. At that time, Clay expressed dissatisfaction on social media, saying that he could enter no matter how he evaluated it, and he did not understand at all. Rondo said nothing, maybe because he didn't care, maybe because he was hiding it in his heart.

Recently, ClutchPoints also launched a discussion of potential Hall of Fame members, which talked about Clay and Rondo. I wonder if the two will be able to enter the Hall of Fame in the future?

Let me talk about Clay first. Although he is in the Mavericks now, he has the most glorious career with the Warriors. He won four championships with the "Splash Brothers" formed by Curry, and he is one of the absolute main players. There are unforgettable finals moments, 37 points in a single quarter, 14 three-pointers in a single game, and one of the best scorers of all time. If he doesn't leave the Warriors, he should have a good review at the end of his career.

Clay's main honors are: 4 championships, 5 All-Stars, and 2 Best Team. There are not many honors, but the Hall of Fame mainly depends on fame and influence. I wonder if I can be awarded the title in the end?

Rondo is an All-Star point guard and a stadium conductor. He has an excellent overall view, a keen basketball IQ, and a very good defense. He is also the only player who has won the championship in the Celtics and the Lakers. He has fought in the Yellow and Green all his life, but he didn't expect that Rondo will be compatible with both sides.

Rondo's main honors include: 2 championships, 1 All-Star MVP, 1 steal king, 5 assist king, etc. The number of All-Stars is only once, which is indeed a little less, and Rondo has some negative impacts off-court, which should be a little trouble for him to be selected. Of course, if he can become a good coach in the future, he hopes will be much bigger, but now I feel a little uneasy.

A fan said, "The 75th National Congress is better than hard strength, while the Hall of Fame is more famous and influential, so it is normal for many Hall of Fame members to fail to enter the 75th National Congress."

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But many of them have entered the Hall of Fame, so it doesn't feel that the two have anything to do with each other. Of course, Lillard is the most controversial one of the 75ths. I won’t go into details about this, I understand it.

Now many media think that the Hall of Fame is "overwhelmed", and fans also feel that the "threshold" is getting lower and lower, which has greatly reduced the value of this former "highest hall", so they just want to watch the excitement.

But no matter what, this is a recognition and praise for great athletes and those who have made outstanding contributions to the sport. It is they who weave history and promote the prosperity of the sports industry.

are all criticizing Lillard, but my cousin will most likely be admitted to the Hall of Fame in the future. Hard honors: 7 times selected for the All-Stars, 6 times selected for the NBA All-Star Team (1 first team, 4 second team, 1 third team), 1 best rookie, and 1 time to the All-Star MVP. And he has enough influence. He is the scorer and assist king of the Trail Blazers in history. He has long served as the core of the team and is a representative of the top defenders in the league. His style of play is very recognizable and has made significant contributions to the promotion of basketball.

So, don't look down on Lillard. Although this guy has never won the championship, he is definitely the favorite of the NBA and has to touch everything.

The last question: Which one do you think is better for Clay or Rondo to enter the Hall of Fame?