Win three awards! The 12th overall pick is counterattacked by the senior draft, and is called Harden Jr., but he is not soft in tough battles

On May 28, look at the current situation. Many players are destined to be worth it this season. For example, Nathmith of the Pacers, the future top 3D and their center Turner will probably be snatched in the offseason. The Timberwolves' McDaniels and Shannon also performed well. The playoffs are not only the stage for stars, but also the stage for some blue-collar players who can fight tough battles. There are also many players in the Thunder who have proved themselves, such as the familiar Carson Wallace and Caruso. The two substitutes have very good restrictions on Edwards as the key to the Thunder's ability to win the match point. The most surprising thing is the two young core members of the Thunder. To be honest, many fans were not optimistic about them like me before the start of the playoffs. After all, they were too young and lacked experience in the playoffs, and they may not be able to perform well in the face of tough battles. As a result, they responded with strong performances.

Chett is the second best player who won the team before. Although he has been injured so far in his career, his ability to be out of the ball is excellent. He has averaged 16.1 points, 8.7 rebounds, 1.2 assists, 1.9 blocks and 0.9 steals per game so far in the playoffs, and his shooting percentage is 48%. Alexander once said that we have not arranged too many tactics for Chett, but he can always stand up on the offensive end. Chet's empty cuts, patches, his fixed-point three-pointers and ball-holding breakthroughs are all excellent, and he is worthy of being the second-tier pick.

Compared to Chet, Jewe is even more surprising. He played the déjà vu as a top star in the playoffs. He can stand up when the team needs to score. He is very stable. He is the second in command of the team and the player who leads the team forward in the connection. Jewe has averaged 20.5 points, 6.6 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 1.7 steals per game so far in the playoffs. He performed well at the top second in command. Not only has his offensive ability, but his defense is also very good.

1.98 meters tall but can defend four positions, and the defense effect is very good. This is thanks to his terrifying arm span of 2.2 meters. Seeing such performance and such static talent, many fans may question, how could his ability rank 12th in the ranking? To be honest, Presti has a keen eye for his knowledge. If it weren't for President Pu, Jewe's draft pick would only be lower. He was an older draft pick back then. Generally speaking, it was difficult for older draft picks to become a high pick, after all, his playing style has basically been set.

Jewe became an older draft because he grew up too slowly and was lukewarm in high school. He was a substitute in the first year of college. Although he performed well in the second year, due to injury, he chose to return to the college league and play for another year. It would be good to be able to enter the lottery zone under such circumstances. After Thunder took him, Dagnot initially planned to let him play the role in 3D, but his talent was too outstanding and he couldn't help it.

So after the All-Star, Javi became the team's second ball-holding core, replacing Giddy's position and becoming Alexander's second leader. Therefore, Javi also began to fulfill his talent and prove himself. The reason why Javi was able to play was because his basic skills were so good and very tough. This was thanks to the teachings of his parents. Both parents like basketball. When Javi was very short when he was a child, his parents always motivated him to let him practice basic skills and maintain patience and confidence.

Finally, he has the current Jewish. He is a player who was not favored at the time. He relies on his own efforts. Now he is not only the second leader of the Thunder, but also won multiple honors. This season, he was selected as the All-Star, the Best Lineup and the Best Defensive Team, and won three major awards at once. This season, because of his outstanding performance, he was also called Harden Jr., a netizen. He was previously questioned for only 6 points in G6 against the Nuggets because he made 3 of 16 shots in the game and could not fight a tough battle.

As a result, he stood up in the G7 of the series, with 10 of 17 shots, scoring 24 points, 5 rebounds and 7 assists, leading the team to win, against G4 in the forest. Because the team lost 40+ in the third game, the Thunder players needed the core to stand out and set an example, while Jewish dominated the game in the final quarter. He scored 14 points in a single quarter, made a total of 13 of 24 shots in the whole game, 6 of 9 three-pointers, scored 34 points, 3 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 steals, and his performance was completely overwhelming the Timberwolves star Edwards.

I don't know whether Jewish can reach Harden's height in the future, but one thing that is certain is that he will definitely become an excellent player. His offense and defense have laid a high lower limit for him. He is only 24 years old now and has been selected for the Best Team, Defensive Team and All-Star. Maybe he will get more honors in the future, and the big contract is probably not too far from him, after all, his performance is too outstanding.

The league has entered the era of young people. What kind of surprises will young players such as Alexander, Doncic, Edwards, and Jewe bring to everyone? Let's wait and see. Having said that, what do you want to say about Jewe? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.