Average of 15+7+3 per game! ESPN predicts important awards, Rockets forwards lead the league! Are you sure to join the All-Star?

Rockets' Durant was rated as the fifth player in the MVP list next season by ESPN experts and editors. Therefore, although Durant is 37 years old and older, his competitive state and personal performance last season are not a problem. In the powerful Houston Rockets in the new season, Kevin Durant will bear less pressure because many forwards can help him defend. Durant does not have to do his best in the regular season to help the Rockets win a good ranking and record. The playoffs are the only reason why the Rockets found Durant, because Durant had stable shooting performance and scoring performance last season, whether at the basket, mid-range, or outside the three-point line, so what the Rockets need is Durant's stable score. The Rockets need him to solve the problem in the playoffs, rather than wasting physical fitness in the regular season. Although Durant's data may decline next season, he is still the core and starting striker of the Rockets.

In fact, the Rockets have a lot of talented forwards next season. In addition to Durant, the new Finney Smith, as well as two young players from the Rockets, Smith Jr. and Ethan, have quite good strength. In addition, Okogie, Tate, and Jeff Green can also shine in the third lineup. Rockets' 22-year-old forward Amen Thompson is one of the most important players on the team next season. Last season, he averaged 15 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists per game in the playoffs, and performed very comprehensively. And in next season's game, Amen Thompson can compete for the All-Star, the Best Defensive Player, and even the fastest-progress player.

We see that the expert team of famous media ESPN predicted the fastest-progress players in the new season. As a result, the Rockets' Amen Thompson ranked first with 59 points, the Pacers' Nemhard ranked second with 40 points, and Amen's twin brother, Pistons' forward Osar Thompson ranked third with 18 points, Trail Blazers' forward Avdia ranked fourth with 14 points, and Hawks' Jaylen Johnson also tied for fourth with 14 points. Therefore, among such an important award prediction, the Rockets' Amen Thompson ranked first in the league, which further demonstrates the recognition of him by the outside world.

Amen Thompson's progress last season was huge, and he was even more unsolvable on the defensive end. He even became a member of the best defensive team last season. If he can continue to improve on the offensive end and produce beautiful data in the new season, Amen Thompson will not only become a strong contender for the fastest-progressing player and the best defensive player, he even has the opportunity to enter the All-Star lineup for the first time in his career. Of course, the Rockets' record also needs to be coordinated, just like Alperon Shinkyung, who entered the All-Star lineup last season. Amen Thompson has the strength and can realize his potential and talent, but he still needs some luck and the Rockets' record cannot be bad.