Official announcement! The NBA All Rookie Team is released, Castle s only full mark, Rockets Tanhualang is too difficult

The NBA playoffs are in full swing, and major regular season awards are also being announced one after another. Before that, Celtics defender Purichard won the sixth man for the best, Knicks defender won the Key Player of the Year Award, Cavaliers center won the Defensive Player of the Year, Warriors defender Curry was elected teammate of the year, Spurs defender Castle was elected the Rookie of the Year, Hawks defender Daniels was elected the fastest-progress player of the year, Cavaliers coach Atkinson was elected the Best Coach of the Year, and Thunder GM Presti was elected the Best Executive of the Year. Just today, the NBA All-Rookie Team was officially released.

From the official news from the NBA, the Spurs' No. 4 pick Castle, the Grizzlies' No. 9 pick Eddie, the Hawks' No. 1 pick, Rissach, the Wizards' No. 39 pick, Wells, the Grizzlies' No. 39 pick, Boozeris, the Bulls' No. 11 pick, Boozeris, the Wizards' No. 14 pick, Carrington, the Trail Blazers' No. 7 pick, Klingen, the Pelicans' No. 21 pick, Missy, and the Heat's No. 15 pick, Weier, were selected as the Rookie of the Year's No. 2!

Then, the NBA officially updated the detailed voting situation of the Best Rookie lineup, as follows: Castle won 100 first votes, with a total score of 100 points; Rissache won 99 first votes and 1 second vote, with a total score of 199 points; Wells won 96 first votes and 3 second votes, with a total score of 195 points; Eddie won 73 first votes and 27 second votes, with a total score of 173 points; Saar won 54 first votes One ballot and 42 second ballots have a total score of 150 points; Weill got 44 first ballots and 50 second ballots, with a total score of 138 points; Boozerris got 15 first ballots and 67 second ballots have a total score of 97 points; Missy got 7 first ballots and 76 second ballots have a total score of 90 points; Klingen got 6 first ballots and 61 second ballots have a total score of 73 points; Carrington got 3 first ballots and 47 second ballots have a total score of 53 points. The ranks of the NBA's best rookie have settled, and some are happy and some are worried. Castle is the only star who has been selected for the Best Rookie of the Year, which is gratifying, and it is also a respect for the Best Rookie of the Year; the Grizzlies and the Wizards are also big winners, and two newcomers each joined hands to be selected for the Best Rookie of the Year, and the future is promising. At the same time, many newcomers missed the best rookie lineup, which is sad and lamentable! Among the players who lost the election, the Jazz No. 29 pick Collier, who got a total of 1 first and 50 second votes, with a total score of 52 points, defeating Carrington (53 points) by 1 point and missed the All-Rookie second team. Lakers' sharpshooter Kneckett also unfortunately lost the election. He played 78 games, averaged 9.1 points + 2.8 rebounds per game, and only scored 17 second votes and scored 17 points!

The most difficult and embarrassing thing is the Rocket Tanhualang Shepard! The No. 1 pick Rissache, second-place Sal and No. 4 pick Castle were all successfully selected for the Best Rookie Team, while Rockets Tanhualang Shepard only got one second vote and scored 1 point, which was the lowest total score among the rookies who won the vote! In the words of fans, this ticket may have been voted by the Rockets themselves, which is not very harmful and very insulting! This season, Shepard played 52 games, averaging 12.5 minutes per game, scoring 4.4 points + 1.5 rebounds + 1.4 assists. Rather than saying that Shepard is not as good as others, it is better to say that he has no use in a team like the Rockets, which relies on talent and defending to make a living. He has less and less playing time and his self-confidence is getting weaker and weaker! Fans, what do you think about this? Let me leave me a comment and discuss it.