roccoschili Chapter 452 Boss Joe, You Are Bright
Chapter 452 Boss Joe, You Are Bright
Chapter 452 Boss Joe, You Are Bright
After awarding the awards to the veterans, finally the honors belong to the rookies.
The best rookie was picked by Chris Paul without any suspense. He is not in the same class as the rookies at the same level.
In the long history of the NBA, only "Big O" Oscar Robertson has won the assists title as a rookie, but he only had 9.7 assists that season.
And Chris Paul is even better, his assists are as high as 12.5 times, which is two full higher than No.2 Stephen Nash!
This is the most gold-rich assist king in 1993 years after John Stockton averaged 1994 assists per game in the 12.6-12 season!
He played 82 games in his rookie season, averaging 36 minutes per game, scoring 15.8 points, 12.5 assists, 5.1 rebounds, and 2.2 steals.
This data is not much better than Stephen Nash, who almost won the regular season MVP. If the Charlotte Bobcats' record is not outstanding, Chris Paul will definitely appear on the regular season MVP list.
于是继1997-1998赛季的21号新秀蒂姆·邓肯（得票率97.41%），1998-1999赛季的的“半人半神”文斯·卡特（得票率95.76%），以及2001-2002赛季的保罗·加索尔之后（得票率92.86%），NBA联盟最没有悬念的最佳新秀诞生了：
With a 100% first-choice rate, Chris Paul received 99.3% of the votes, setting a new record for the NBA's best rookie vote.
Compared with the thriving best rookie, the best rookie lineup is interesting.
All-Rookie First Team:
Marcin Gortat, David Lee, Channing Frye, Raymond Felton, Chris Paul
All-Rookie Second Team:
Andrew Bogut, Charlie Villanueva, Danny Granger, Luther Head, Deron Williams
"Polish Hammer" Marcin Gortat averaged 10.2 points and 8.6 rebounds per game, becoming the rebounding leader among rookies, and squeezed "Australian Big Mushroom" Andrew Bogut to the second team.
"Big Mushroom" averaged only 9.4 points and 7 rebounds per game.
David Lee, with 13.6 points and 5.2 rebounds, became the highest-scoring rookie except Chris Paul.
In the summer of the first year, the Charlotte Bobcats planted a No. 15 pick, a No. 15 pick in the first round, and a No. [-] pick in the second round.
In the second year, the Charlotte Bobcats won a rookie of the year, a rookie rebounding leader, a rookie scoring, um runner-up.
And occupied three seats in the All-Rookie First Team!
The GMs of the 14 teams drafted ahead of the Charlotte Bobcats suffered another [-]-point injury from team owners.
Especially the Milwaukee Bucks holding the second pick, their intestines are full of regret.
They took a lucky fishhook, and they only caught a big water from Australia...
How much water is there?
He's not even as good as a car mechanic who loves to play football!
You are still spraying Yao Bi like a "big mushroom" all day long. Anyway, Yao Bi was selected to the third team of the best team, and you are just a parallel importer of the rookie second team!
There are also the Atlanta Hawks. There are eight outstanding rookies in front of them, and 4 of them are their favorite forwards. They turned a blind eye and chose Marvin Williams.
In this way, the Charlotte Bobcats’ goal of this season, except for winning the championship, has been fully realized:
Three rookies teamed up to be selected to the All-Rookie Team is just an appetizer.
Chris Paul won Rookie of the Year and was crowned the assists leader.
Dwight Howard averaged 15.2 points, 12.8 rebounds, and 3.3 blocks per game, and won the rebounding and blocking titles.
The two honors of Warcraft came a bit thrilling. In the rebounding competition, Kevin Garnett narrowly lost with 12.7 rebounds.
In the battle for the cap king, Andrei Kirilenko and Marcus Camby were only behind by 0.1 blocks.
However, the Charlotte Bobcats were stuck with data, so Warcraft had the last laugh.
Also dragged down by the record, the best defensive player does not have Warcraft's share.
In the voting for the best defensive player, the Detroit Pistons with the best record and the highest defensive efficiency in the league have the highest bonus.
Ben Wallace's rebounds and blocks have declined overall this season, but he still defended the best defensive player with 37.63% of the votes.
Double King Dwight Howard received only 27.6% of the votes, and Gerald Wallace, who was selected to the All-Defensive First Team, got 10.84% of the votes.
In addition, Andre Iguodala easily defended the best sixth man with an average of 18.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 2.1 steals per game.
None of his competitors scored more than 14 points, let alone other statistics.
In the end, David West ranked No.26.7 in the season scoring list with an average of 6.6 points and 6 rebounds per game. In front of him are super scoring machines such as Allen Iverson, LeBron James, Gilbert Arenas, Dwyane Wade, and Paul Pierce.
David West, who needs a big contract, is a bit too hard. He has surpassed Dirk Nowitzki and has become the most scoring power forward in the league!
The Charlotte Bobcats must be bleeding a lot this summer.
David West is no longer able to keep a simple big contract, what he needs is——
A top salary!
Zhao Ke, who is on vacation, has nothing to do, and he is acting like a demon in the locker room again.
Before, in order to encourage everyone, Zhao Ke posted on their respective lockers such as: assists, rebounds, blocks, best sixth man...
Wait, a lot of big-character posters.
Now the goal is accomplished.
Zhao Ke found a big seal from nowhere, and stamped a big, red, round stamp on every target written in black and white:
completed!
And on the wall of the dressing room, Zhao Ke created a new big-character poster——
Bombard the headquarters!
Oh no, the defending champion.This is the ultimate goal!
Michael Krypton's Golden Eyes Jordan shines again, not to mention his perverted draft ability. In this season's 12-man roster, except for the suspended Zhao Ke, Gary Payton who hugged his thigh, Chris Anderson who was resting from injury, Matt Barnes and Kyle Korver who intend to sacrifice data, the other seven all have excellent honors.
The Charlotte Bobcats once again became the biggest winner in the NBA league.
But the best general manager of the year was not awarded to Boss Joe. Apart from the draft this season, he didn't make enough moves on the lineup, which didn't meet the best general manager's setting of "turning decay into magic".
That honor went to Clippers general manager Elgin Baylor, who helped the Los Angeles Clippers reach their first playoff appearance in a decade.
However, Boss Joe himself didn't care.
His reputation in the arena is much higher than that of "Lord Baylor". He even expanded his stake in the Charlotte Bobcats because of this, and is now the second largest shareholder after Robert Johnson.
After retiring, the "God of Basketball" started to rule the league again as a management team!
(End of this chapter)