Which NBA stars have regressed significantly in the past two years?

The NBA is a stage of survival of the fittest, where the best 450 basketball players in the world are gathered, and not all of them are at the top all year round like James, so let's talk about the eight All-Star players who have regressed the fastest in the NBA in the past two years!

The first thing that comes to everyone's mind is Cousins, who was the league's No. 1 center two years ago, and left the league completely after suffering a ruptured Achilles tendon and a torn cruciate ligament! In the history of the NBA, no player who has suffered both major injuries has yet to make a successful comeback, and Cousins will be in a state of wandering for the rest of his career, and it may be a good choice to move to other leagues.

There are too many injuries to the Trail Blazers this season, otherwise Anthony will not get a chance, Anthony's style of play is very consistent with the Trail Blazers, with an average of 5 rebounds and 2 assists per game in the playoffs, and he is still a good scorer, but he is not an All-Star level player. Anthony became a free agent this summer, and the Trail Blazers will most likely keep him, but it will be difficult to get a big contract.

Howard is now completely a blue-collar player, averaging a big double-double of points and rebounds per game with the Hornets two years ago, and is starting to accept his blue-collar role with the Lakers, and is a good backup center this year! Howard is 34 years old and it's impossible to get back to the top, and Howard is the most mature now, but not the best.

Horford, who signed a 4-year $100 million contract last year, averaged only 7 points and rebounds per game in the playoffs this year, and the 76ers' signing is too much of a loss, this is the first year of a big contract, and Horford is 34 years old! Howard averaged the stats per game in his prime, was a five-time All-Star, and is now a blue-collar player.

During the Timberwolves period, Love beat Duncan, Nowitzki and other big forwards to become an All-Star starter in the West! After going to the Cavaliers, the performance got worse and worse, and even without Irving and James, Love could not return to his peak form, and he could not lead the Cavaliers to the playoffs in the East where the competition was not fierce. Love has a four-year contract that will make it difficult for the Cavaliers to trade out.

Griffin dropped the chain as soon as he got to the playoffs, which was the case with the Clippers and still with the Pistons. Griffin, who is 31 years old and has undergone several major knee surgeries, has averaged only points and rebounds per game with the Pistons this season, shooting just 35 percent from the field and 24 percent from three-point range.

Wei Shao was still a player who averaged a triple-double per game in the first two seasons, the league's MVP, with the increase in injuries, age, and declining athleticism, Wei Shao seemed a little out of place in the small-ball era on the court, averaging only 7 rebounds and assists per game in the playoffs this year, with an average of turnovers per game, and low efficiency, with a three-point shooting rate of only 24%. How did Wei Shao play ten years ago, and he still plays like this now, some people have said before that Wei Shao will never become the defender of the championship team, can he tear off his label?

During the Pacers, George was a player with James on the hard bar; After going to the Thunder, although he performed well in the regular season, he did not have a game in the playoffs; This year in the Clippers, George has completely become a 3D player, eating on the offensive end, averaging rebounds and assists per game, shooting percentage only, three-point shooting rate only.

Warriors Green, Clippers George. Since Green won his third championship, both offensively and defensively, he has not been as good as before. The same goes for George, who hasn't been at his peak since recovering from an injury with the Pacers, and while his offensive and defensive abilities are still there, they've regressed a lot, especially his shooting percentage.

Westbrook, who was averaging a triple-double per game two years ago, is an MVP player. But because of injuries, the strength has declined very quickly. There is also the Warriors' Green, who has seen a significant decline in offense and defense after winning his third championship.

Westbrook, Paul George, Cousins, Warriors Green, Griffin, Horford, Love.

Among the NBA players, there are players who have mediocre skills and talents, but they have also established themselves in the league through hard work. But there are many excellent players who have regressed significantly, some because of injuries and family factors, but some players have regressed inexplicably.

The NBA has regressed this season with Randle. Since being traded, Randle has worked harder and harder to improve his game. There has been visible improvement every season, and last season ushered in a new peak, averaging around 24 points per game, and was selected as the most improved player and an All-Star.

This season, Randle's overall performance has dropped a lot, averaging less than 20 points per game on the offensive end, shooting only 41-42% from the field and about 30% from three-point range. For an interior player, his offensive efficiency is clearly subpar. Randle has not been injured this season, and he is currently 27 years old, and his regression is really puzzling.

The NBA has regressed this season with Harden. This season, Harden's performance with the Nets can be said to be very sluggish, and his average points per game almost fell below 20 points. Although the presence of Durant occupies a large proportion of the ball to a certain extent, Harden's decline in state is a fact, and he is expected to become a scoring god comparable to Kobe.

Unexpectedly, this season's scoring is only in the early twenties, the shooting percentage has dropped to a career-low of 41-42%, a career-low three-point shooting percentage of 33-34%, and a career-high 4-5 turnovers. It's no wonder fans are worried. However, fortunately, Harden's form has picked up after being traded to the 76ers, and I hope that the next season will not be a big disappointment.

The NBA has regressed this season with Lillard. Remind Lillard that we all think of his inexplicable performances over the years. However, Lillard became numb after another ineffective reinforcement by the team, and his form this season has inexplicably dropped significantly, currently averaging only about 24 points per game, shooting 40-41% from the field and 32-33% from three-point range, a career-low team, and the team is also ranked behind the West.

The Trail Blazers may not be able to make the play-in tournament under his leadership this season, and Lillard's decline seems to be more due to a change in mentality than a physical or technical one. Although he has publicly stated many times that he will not leave the team, he has not been able to win the championship in ten seasons with the Trail Blazers, and the team's record is also not sluggish, which is inevitable for Lillard, one of the NBA's 75 superstars, to be anxious.

Makgasol, Kuzma, Mike. Conley, Dennis Smith, Jr., Ben. Simmons, Nikolai. Jokic, these are players who have regressed very quickly.

In the NBA, the players have achieved very good results, but there are declines in Durant and Curry. The two of them are not in great shape.

There is Mark. Gasol, Kuzma, Mike. Conley, Smith, Ben. Simmons and a few.

Personally, I think the stars who have left the NBA have become worse: West, Walker, and Kemp.

1. West.

West, who has not yet left the NBA, is not a good stubble, and there are many rumors about him inside and outside the team. However, West's life away from the NBA was even worse. At one point, the fans met him when he was wandering the streets drinking alcohol, barefoot and with misty eyes.

When fans asked him if it was West, he said it was his past self. Another time, West was spotted yelling outside a retail store by fans and was in very bad condition. As a former NBA guard, it's embarrassing.

2. Walker. I don't think everyone is a stranger to him. As a member of the '96** era, Walker's career can be described as colorful, colorful, and famous.

Selected for the All-Star Game, he was able to contribute an average of 20+ per game at his peak. So his salary in the league is quite high, and he has earned $100 million in his career, which is simply super-rich. He can take the money and retire very comfortably.

But after he left the NBA, he lived a dedignified life, and a rotten life surrounded him, and he squandered his money until he declared bankruptcy. In order to make a living, he even took out his championship ring for auction.

3. Kemp. Speaking of him, we can quickly think of his posture when he dunked, and his basketball career can also be said to be developing very well. He was a four-time All-Star and led the team to the Finals.

It's just bad luck to meet Jordan, who was on the Bulls at the time, and missed the championship. With his outstanding individual ability, Camp has received a lot of big contracts in the NBA. When he left the league, Camp was getting as much as $90 million here.

He could have been able to retire with peace of mind, but because of the chaos of his life and too many illegitimate children, in order to pay for the maintenance of the children, it directly led to how long did he go bankrupt.

I think Ball, Currey, West, Walker, James, and Harred, Yao Ming, have been worse after leaving the NBA, and some have even retired from the circle.

There's West, Kemp, Walker, Josh Smith, Hood, and those are some of the stars who have gotten worse since they left the NBA.

Josh Smith, Hidit Coglou, Wallace, Hood, Richard Jefferson are some of the stars who have slowly fallen since leaving the NBA.

For example, Irving, Harden, James, Curry and Kobe Bryant. After leaving the NBA, their strength seems to be declining more and more. There was no more victory.

Kirilenko. Before retiring, Kirillen Kodanliang gave us the impression that he was an all-round defensive master, and there was no position that he could not defend. Everyone pays attention to his performance on the court, so few people will notice his appearance.

And in our impression, most of the NBA players should be big and tall, burly, tall, and mighty words are in line with our understanding of NBA players, but Kirilenko subverted our imagination.

After retiring, Kirilenko directly incarnated into a male god, calling Chi Sheng to wear a suit, with a big back and glasses. The polite and polite really can't see that he is a basketball player at all, but it is very in line with the image of the uncle and president that girls like very much now, saying that he is a male god, but there is really nothing wrong with it.

Beebe. Bibby has also changed very much, and he is no longer the Bibby in our impression.

Bibby's figure looks a little thin compared to other players. But after retiring, Bibby changed himself.

He fell in love with fitness, and now Bibby is full of muscles, which is very different from his previous appearance, saying that he is the same as the old"Devil Muscle Man"It's not an exaggeration. If it is really Shibei three days to be impressed, just look at Bibi's unicorn arm now, presumably many people are envious.

NBA stars are very beautiful on the court and attract the eyes of thousands of people. But in fact, they age quickly, so it only takes a few years to play well. So why are NBA stars getting older so quickly? Below, I'll tell you why.

First, foreigners generally age quickly. If you look closely, you will see that foreigners age quickly. Usually by the age of thirty or forty, hair loss begins and so on.

These phenomena are indicative of their rapid aging. So it's normal for NBA stars to age quickly. After all, most of them are foreigners.

Second, the intensity of training for NBA stars is too high. There is nothing in the world that is not earned for nothing, whether it is playing basketball or something else. Becoming a particularly good basketball player is not easy and requires a lot of hard work.

It's not easy to stand out among all the basketball players in the NBA.

The NBA's star players are training at a high intensity every day. They may train day and night, just to get a good result. However, high-intensity training makes them better and also makes them more physically exhausted.

They train under physical load almost every day, which is hard. And their bodies are already so overdrawn and already in a state of weight-bearing, so how can they stand it. Even if they can tolerate it, their body can't tolerate it, so there will be a physiological response, and that physiological response is that they will age very quickly.

Third, NBA stars have reversed their schedules. In the NBA, it's not that there are no breaks, it's that their schedules are reversed. That is, they are training when they should sleep and sleeping when they should be sleeping.

Each of our bodies metabolizes for a certain amount of time, but a lot of metabolism doesn't start until we fall asleep at night. If you don't sleep at that metabolic time, your normal sleep schedule will be disrupted. The consequence of breaking the normal routine is that excess toxins in the body cannot be excreted or cannot be excreted completely.

Then you will accelerate aging.

In fact, NBA stars often turn day and night upside down because many games are played at night. They must sleep well during the day and play again at night. Usually they also need to adapt to this state.

Once you get used to this state, it's not easy to change back. Therefore, everything in the world has to be rewarded.