An underrated NBA player

Personally, I don't think his current ability has become a superstar, but the Kings are still very suitable for his development, Thomas's offense is very good, but his height will also limit his defensive ability. The current NBA defense is much stronger than that of the 90s, so if Thomas wants to become a superstar, defense is also a key point to test him; However, with his current ability, there should be no problem to be the main force of a team, and it is also suitable to be the sixth man of the team, after all, he will often have more opportunities when he is on the bench. The above is my personal opinion, and there will definitely be a difference from what everyone thinks, it is not easy for a basketball player to enter the NBA, so I also expect Thomas to make greater progress.

Paul Millsap (born February 10, 1985 in Monroe, Louisiana, USA) is an American professional basketball player who plays as a power forward for the Atlanta Hawks in the NBA.

Paul Millsap entered the NBA through the draft in 2006 and played for the Jazz and Hawks, where he was named to the All-Rookie Second Team in his rookie season and All-Star Eastern Conference bench in his year.

There's one player who looks like him, and that's Aaron Brooks. Inexpensive little Thomas is more endearing than him, he has a better sense of the big picture and awareness. However, his disadvantage is even sharper than Brooks', with short height and poor weight.

With his ability, there is no one who can reach the 60th pick, maybe she will be a very popular and powerful player, but due to physical conditions and age, it is estimated that she will slowly struggle between starting and substitute.

Last season's little potatoes in the Bulls were not bad! I really don't know why he was traded to the Nuggets!

It's not going to be too good, because as a small guard, he's too sticky to the ball and won't be in the top point guards!

This person is not as good as he imagined, Yang Yi said very well, if the Kings are in a stable situation, he is not needed, and he often comes by himself, although he can sometimes score a lot of points, it is very delayed; If the Kings are much behind, then it is more appropriate to play him, who has the ability to assault but cannot defend. But in the end, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages for such a player, after all, the price is here!

I just want to say that he is very good, a good little guard, but in the current pattern of guard dominance, he can't do much, also in the West, there is David Shao, there is CP3, there is James Harden, there is Kobe Bryant, there are many, many more. All I can say is that he is indeed an underrated player, but the prospects are not very good, and I think it would be good to get 800w a year, thank you.

I think at most I'm like this now, I'm too short, and I can't play well, and I like to go it alone.

I think Jeremy Lin is seriously underrated, and I think not only is he a very funny person, but he also plays at a very good level.

I think it's Owen because Owen is working very hard and he's in a really good shape at the moment, so I think this player is underrated, so I think you should take a good look at it.

Among the current NBA players, the underrated player includes Lillard from the Trail Blazers, who is impressive in the process of the game, his ability to control the game and his stunner in key moments.

Butler is grossly underrated, and while Butler is not very talented and not physically stellar, Butler is one of the players who work very hard in the league.

Green is the most overrated player. Green's career can be described as smooth sailing. After entering the league, he caught up with Curry and Klay. He also won three championships with the team, won the All-Defensive Player himself, was named to the All-Star Team, All-Star, and All-Defensive Team.

But Green's recent performances this season tell how much he's relied on the Warriors' system. The Warriors have lacked leaders this season, and Green's average is only 8 points, rebounds and assists, so he doesn't feel like an All-Star player or leader on the court. Even last season his offense hit rock bottom and his defensive performance wasn't as good.

Green just turned 30 today. He should be at the pinnacle. Why did he fall so fast?

The main reason is the decline of the Warriors' roster. Before that, the Warriors had a lot of players and bench strength was among the best in the league. So at that time, the Warriors defended very well, and Green played hard, which made him more noticeable on the defensive end of the Warriors, so he had the impression of his top defense.

But with the decline of the Warriors' roster, these two seasons have almost relied on Durant, Curry, and Klay to play. Green is less prominent. So it feels like green is overrated.

Paul is probably the most underrated. When Paul signed a contract worth 100 million, he was not considered worth the price. Then he was traded to the Thunder, and some even questioned the end of his career.

However, after struggling for a month, Paul is averaging five rebounds and assists per game this season to lead the Thunder to a 37-23 record. Although Paul's stats are not as outstanding in this era, everyone can see how Paul has played a leading role in the competitive western region and led this team to such a record. It's clear that Paul proved that he's still the top player in the league, and he's back in the All-Star with that kind of performance.

Brother Alphabet's performance on the offensive end is still unstable, relying heavily on defensive counterattacks, and positional battles rely more on hand feel and no killing skills. Once the playoff team deliberately lowered the tempo and forced the Bucks to play positional battles, the problem of Brother Alphabet's lack of ability was completely exposed.

While many would like the Bucks to try to play 70 wins this season, they currently only have a "loss share" of three games. If you lose more than three games, you will definitely not win 70 this season. I believe the Bucks still want to go further in the playoffs than 70 wins.

Westbrook of the Thunder, Devin Booker of the Suns, Andre Drummond of the Pistons, Kyrie Irving of the Celtics, and Jon Embiid of the 76ers.

Tobias Harris, this player is seriously overrated by the outside world, and the 76ers also gave him a 30 million contract extension to renew him, but after he got a high contract, he collapsed, and his performance became worse and worse, and he was a complete pseudo-superstar.

I think Towns, the Timberwolves' leading core, is seriously overrated. Although Towns has often been able to play good statistics in games, as a core player, Towns has not been able to lead the Timberwolves to many wins, which shows that Towns is not a leader player to rely on.