NBA 2K23 Buying Card Guide: Brief Comments on Popular Players of Each Team
NBA 2K23 has started for more than two months. The 2K update data will be based on the players' performance in the regular season. The performances of Lillard, Fox, Booker, and Wood are all impressive, while Bamba, Barnes, Covington, and other famous players in the game could be performing better in reality. This time buy these players to reduce the cost of NBA 2K23 MT.
Atlanta Hawks
Trae Young: One of the stars who have performed poorly since the start
of the game. Currently, Tre Young's high scores are obtained by more shots.
The current shooting percentage is only in the early 30s, and the three-point
shooting percentage is less than 30. The follow-up will provide some
improvement, and the team has done an excellent job of connecting the teams.
Currently, it ranks first in the league in assists per game.
Dejounte Murray: I didn't feel uncomfortable because of the team
change. He currently ranks first in the team in playing time and in the league
in steals per game, and his field-goal percentage is also entirely
satisfactory. He averaged close to 20 points per game. He can't enter the
All-Star again next to Yang unless the Eagles have a good record.
Hunter: Plays a lot of time, and his performance is quite satisfactory.
The three-point shooting percentage is currently only 30%, which should be
improved in the future.
Collins: There is no reduction in the offensive role due to Murray's
arrival. He is very versatile. In addition to scoring, Collins also does well
in steals and blocks. Currently, his three-point shooting percentage is close
to 40%.
Capela: At present, all the statistics have regressed compared with the
previous two seasons, but the main force is stable, and there is a chance to
perform better in the future.
Cleveland Cavaliers
Mitchell: After coming to the Cavaliers, he has become the leader in
speed. He averaged 30+ points per game, ranked third in the league, and his
possession rate ranked sixth. His performance is good, and his three-point
shooting percentage is also above 40%. His averages of points, rebounds,
assists, and steals are all career highs.
Allen: Personal performance is quite satisfactory, and the data is
somewhat regressed from last season.
Mobley: Their performance is also average, and the data could be better
than his rookie season. Most of the Cavaliers' possession of the Ball is still
in the hands of the outside.
Osman: One of the role players who has performed very well. He
currently averages the highest points per game in his career, and his
three-point shooting percentage is over 50%. His plus-minus ranks second in
the league, and his offensive efficiency ranks third.
Garland: Due to the injury, he only played one game and scored 4
points. The joining of Mitchell will indeed affect Garland's development.
Okoro: The pace of growth has stopped. He averaged less than 20 minutes
per game this season. He currently has very few shots and has yet to score a
three-pointer.
Orlando Magic
Wendell Carter: With more playing time, he scored fewer points, and his
shooting percentage dropped. His three-point shots are average, which could be
better than last season.
Cole Anthony: His performance so far is not wrong, his three-point
shooting rate is 40%, and he plays a lot of time. He is a relatively stable
leading player of the Magic.
Wagner Jr.: No. 1 on the team in playing time, but his personal
performance is struggling, and his three-point shooting percentage is less
than 30%. There is a chance to recover later.
Terrence Ross: The most eye-catching player of the Magic since the
start of the game. He started all 4 games and had a relatively high shooting
percentage in both fields. Unexpectedly, he averaged 33 minutes of playing
time per game.
Suggs: Injured after only two games, the performance in the game is
still good, at least a lot better than the rookie season, and the shooting has
improved.
Bamba: The average playing time is only 13 minutes per game, and he
made 2 of 9 three-pointers. His performance is abysmal, and it is expected to
affect the projection data in the game.
Bol Bol: Finally, given playing time but only averaged 16 minutes per
game, the scoring efficiency is good, and the game contribution value is also
the first in the team.
Hampton: Gradually lost his team status, averaging only 11 minutes per
game.
Isaac/Fultz: Still recovering from injuries and not yet back.
Miami Heat
Butler: Personal performance is average, not much different from last
season, and the shooting percentage has improved slightly, but the team's
record is currently relatively poor.
Lowry: One of the players who has performed poorly since the start of
the game. He averaged points, rebounds, and assists per game while playing a
lot of playing time, creating a personal low in the past ten years. Both
shooting percentages are below 30%.
Hiero: His performance was average, not much different from last
season, and his shooting percentage dropped slightly.
Adebayor: Her performance is relatively poor, and the average points,
rebounds, and assists per game are also at a new low in recent years. The
average turnover is as high as 4, ranking fourth in the league.
Duncan Robinson: The shooting percentage is still good. He is an
excellent shooter, but the team's status has plummeted. This season, he
averaged only 11 minutes per game.
Washington Wizards
Bill: Personal performance is average and can even be described as not
meeting expectations. The three-point shooting percentage of 30% is not high.
The key is that Bill ranks first in league with 4.7 turnovers per game. It can
be seen that Bill wants to become a leading player. The number of shots made
in the game was the lowest in recent years, and more started to pass the Ball
to drive teammates.
Porzingis: His performance is entirely satisfactory, and he has fewer
possessions than expected, but Porzingis's three-pointers are expected to pick
up this season. The current shooting rate is close to 40%, which is more
important for the game.
Kuzma: Personal performance is outstanding, and he has the data of the
team's second child. The current scoring average is a career-high, and the
three-point shooting percentage is also 40%. There is hope to improve some
projection values in the game.
Audio: Not much playing time, less than 20 minutes per game, and only 4
points per game. The good news is that there is a possibility of improvement
in three-pointers.
Charlotte Hornets
Rozier: Played a star-level performance, averaged a career-high
scoring, rebounding and assists per game, and a good shooting percentage, but
is currently on the injured list.
Hayward: His performance was average, and he averaged close to 20
points per game, similar to his pre-injury data.
Oubre: One of the players who performed well. He made 40% of his
three-pointers and averaged 17 points per game.
Dennis Smith Jr.: Due to Ball's injury, Smith Jr. seems to have signs
of playing in the Hornets. The three games are better than the first one, and
the third game directly enters the starting lineup. At present, both shooting
efficiency and scoring are excellent. I am curious how Smith Jr.'s team will
be positioned after Ball's comeback. Her current performance can be said to be
the top performance of his career.
Booklet: Little playing time and poor personal efficiency. So far, it
seems likely that he will lose out.
Detroit Pistons
Cunningham: Personal performance is entirely satisfactory, but it must
have yet to reach the strength of the game's value. At present, there is still
a long way to go.
Sadiq Bay: His performance has improved slightly, he has more playing
time, and he has the opportunity to become a good wing player, worthy of the
value in the game.
Bojan Bogdanovic: Outstanding performance and relatively high shooting
efficiency. The Pistons also gave him a lot of playing time, which is also
worthy of his worth in the game.
Hayes: The performance is still abysmal. The net efficiency is very
low. It isn't easy to play out.
Milwaukee Bucks
Antetokounmpo: Stable and outstanding performance, currently sixth in
the league in points per game, fourth in the league in rebounds, No. 3 shots,
still an MVP-level performance.
Holiday: At present, his performance is average, his offense is
relatively poor, and his scoring average per game is a new low outside the
season, but it will pick up in the future, and his average assists per game
will hit a career-high—the possibility of lower tertiary values.
Lopez: The performance is entirely satisfactory, the shots are
three-pointers, and the average three-pointers per game is the first in the
center position. In addition, Daluo's blocks currently rank first in the
league.
Toronto Raptors
Siakam: One of the players who has performed brilliantly since the
start of the game. He is currently averaging career highs in points, rebounds,
and assists. He is presently the core player of the Raptors, but his
three-point shooting percentage is still not too high. All-Star is no problem
for him.
Anunoby: The personal performance is entirely satisfactory, the average
playing time is enough, and they are all starters, but the personal shots are
fewer than in the previous season, and the round share is relatively low.
Scottie Barnes: It may be due to injury factors. The playing time in
these 3 games is relatively short, but the possession rate of rounds is second
only to Siakam. He still has more balls, and his efficiency has also improved
slightly.
Van Fleet: The average playing time per game is third in the league
after Booker and Murray, but the individual is more pass-oriented, the
possession rate of the round is not high, and the assist-to-turnover ratio is
the league's first among the main point guards, The three-point shooting rate
is also reasonable.
Trent: The performance is entirely satisfactory. The average number of
three-pointers per game is sixth in the league. Half of the shots are
three-pointers. He is the most reliable shooter off the Raptors. He also plays
more time and has a higher possession rate than Van Fleet. to be tall.
Achiuwa: The performance is entirely satisfactory, and the rebounding
is relatively good, but the shooting accuracy has begun to decline, and it is
expected that it will be challenging to maintain the three-point shooting
percentage of last season.
Brooklyn Nets
Durant: Personal performance is average. The average score is eighth in
the league, which is predictable. Durant's performance is average. He can
continue to hit the scoring champion, and his round share is seventh in the
league.
Owen: The statistics are not much different from last season, and they
are even better than Durant in terms of plus/minus and net efficiency.
Unfortunately, the current three-pointer feels average.
Simmons: One of the most disappointing players since the start of the
game, with an annual salary of more than 30 million and an average of 5.7
points per game. The plus-minus value on the field is inferior, the defense is
not at the original level, and the net efficiency is insufficient. The game's
impact is still quite significant and will likely continue weakening the badge
value.
Clarkston: Ushering in the best season of his career, his average
points and rebounds have basically doubled, his field goal percentage ranks
second in the league, and his blocks are third in the league. He is expected
to become a new generation of cake king.
Chicago Bulls
DeRozan: The overall performance continued last season's state, not
much different from before.
LaVine: Due to injury, he only played 2 games, and his performance
declined a little, but he should be able to recover later.
Vucevic: Personal performance is slightly better than last season, tied
for second in the league in rebounds per game and Varan, but the three-pointer
still feels average.
Dosham: The Bulls gave a lot of playing time, and they all started the
game. They performed well individually and hoped to play a particular value in
the case of Ball's injury.
Pawey/Kobe White: The average playing time is not 20 minutes per game.
The current performance needs to meet expectations. The particular version is
terrible, the shooting rate is low, and the efficiency is poor.
Philadelphia 76ers
Embiid: Personal performance is mediocre. The average points, rebounds,
and assists per game have declined compared with last season. The average
number of turnovers per game is fifth in the league. Germany needs to get back
to form as soon as possible.
Harden: His performance has been the best in recent years, ranking
third in the league in assists per game, sixth in the league in game
contributions, and a relatively good field goal percentage in both categories.
He once again played at an All-Star level.
Maxi: His performance could have been better than last season, and his
efficiency has declined. The plus-minus and net efficiency are both negative,
like Embiid. Maxi also needs to find his state.
Harris: Although the scoring has declined, the efficiency has improved,
and the shooting rate is relatively good. At least the positive and negative
values are not harmful, and the performance is not bad.
Sable: It was abandoned, left entirely, and only played in garbage
time. Tucker and House replaced him. I doubt there will be some playing time
in the future.
Indiana Pacers
Halliburton: It may be a year of transformation into a star. Personal
statistics are good, assists per game rank third in the league, and two-field
goal percentages are also excellent. Unfortunately, the team's record is not
good, and the plus-minus value is also harmful. The Pacers The team currently
pursues egalitarianism. Except for Halliburton, other players play less than
30 minutes per game, and as many as 13 players average more than 10 minutes
per game.
Hilde: The playing time has declined, the efficiency has dropped a
little, and the scoring average is the lowest in recent years. Due to the
outstanding performance of rookie Maturin, Hilde is likely to be traded later.
Jaylen Smith: Personal performance is not much different from last
season. The three-pointer feel is generally less than 30% of the shots, and he
has yet to be given the treatment of core insiders.
Duarte: The playing time is less than in the rookie season, the
performance is also terrible, and the efficiency is relatively low. This may
be a way for the Pacers to play poorly. After his outstanding performance last
season, he only averaged less than 20 minutes per game this season, but it is
true that the team urgently needs an insider.
New York Knicks
Randall: His performance is better than last season, and his efficiency
has improved slightly. He averaged 20+ points per game and ranked first in the
team.
Barrett: Personal performance is average, the shooting efficiency is
relatively low, and the three-point shooting percentage is less than 20%, but
the high-level data such as personal plus-minus and efficiency are
outstanding.
Mitchell Robinson: His performance is similar to the previous season.
He currently ranks first in the league in field goal percentage and fourth in
blocks. He mainly focuses on finishing at the basket. However, although he is
the starting center, he has no playing time for the backup center Hartendo.
Reddish: Playing more time than last season but only averaging 20
minutes per game, playing time. He is the eighth player on the team. His
shooting percentage is relatively good. Currently, it is above 40%. Let's see
if he can give more in the future.
Rose: The playing time has plummeted to the lowest in his career, and
there are few performance opportunities.
Boston Celtics
Tatum: Several statistics have created new career highs. His current
performance is at the MVP level. He averages 30+ points per game, ranks sixth
in the league, and his game contribution is fifth. The two shooting
percentages are also relatively good. If he continues to perform like this, he
will be the MVP, one of the contenders.
Brown: Personal performance is not much different from last season,
with a slight decline in efficiency.
Brogdon: Personal performance is average, the shooting percentage is
not high, and the positive and negative values are negative.
White: The personal data is not much different from last season, but
the efficiency has improved.
Smart: The guard with the most playing time in the team, his
performance is average, his shooting percentage is low, and his plus-minus
value is also negative similar to Brogdon.
L.A. Clippers
Leonard: After his comeback, his performance was abysmal. Due to the
lack of playing time, many statistics set new lows, and his three-point
shooting percentage is currently less than 20%.
George: The current performance is not as good as last season, the
shooting percentage is not high, and the statistics are mediocre.
Wall: Except for the three-point shooting rate, Wall's performance is
excellent, and his scoring efficiency is very high, but he is unlikely to
become a star player in terms of playing time.
Covington: One of the naughty guys, shooting less than 30% from the
field and less than 20% from the three-point range. There should be an
improvement in the future, but it will reach a low level. The most deadly
thing is the card. Winton averaged less than 20 minutes per game.
Batum: The playing time is about the same as Covington, but Batum and
Covington often shoot differently. Except for the open space, he does not take
shots easily, and his shooting rate remains very high.
L.A. Lakers
James: From the current point of view of the Lakers, it is a trend of
weakening all members. It only depends on whether the players can adjust their
status in the later stage. James' data is roughly the same as last season, but
his three-point shooting percentage is currently less than 30%.
Davis: Davis is considered a slightly "normal" player. His defense is
relatively good, and he averages more than 2 steals and blocks per game. His
performance is not bad, but his three-point shooting percentage is still less
than 30%.
Westbrook: Several statistics hit career lows, shooting less than 30%
from the field and less than 10% from three-pointers.
Lonnie Walker: The scoring average created a career-high, but the key
three-pointers are getting worse and worse. The current three-pointer shooting
rate is less than 20%.
Denver Nuggets
Jokic: Although the scoring average has declined, the shooting
percentage is very high, the average assists per game is career-high, and all
advanced statistics are also good.
Porter Jr.: Porter Jr. is back, and the current three-point shooting
percentages are over 50%. And it is still the case with many three-point
shots. It is hoped that the shooting value will be increased in the future.
Murray: Since he just returned from a severe injury, all the statistics
are deplorable, and his shooting percentage is also relatively low. His
playing time and shots are few so the reference value could be more
meaningful.
Aaron Gordon: Seriously polarized. On the one hand, Gordon's
performance has reached the peak of his career. His scoring and defense are
relatively good, but he has the worst performance in three-point shooting.
Currently, his three-point shooting percentage is less than 10%.
Pope: Stable output, hit rate, and data are outstanding, at least able
to maintain the current strength of the game.
Zicknaghi: Don't expect it, there is still no playing time, and there
is a high probability that it is outside the team's plan.
Golden State Warriors
Curry: The scoring average is currently a career-high, but it is
expected to fall back, and his shooting percentage is also perfect, and he
will continue to maintain a high level of performance.
Thompson: There is a time limit for playing. The average score per game
is the lowest except for the rookie season, and the overall shooting
percentage is not high. It should pick up in the future, but it isn't easy to
return to the All-Star. It is more challenging to climb up in the game.
Wiggins: He continued to play steadily, averaging 20+ points per game,
setting a career-high for the Warriors, and his defensive statistics are
relatively good. Unfortunately, his three-point shooting percentage has
dropped slightly. It is expected that his net worth in the game will
stabilize.
Poole: Poole is currently the one with the poorest performance. The hit
rate of both items is less than 40%, and the high-level data could be better.
It should be able to recover slightly in the future, but at present, the game
must be at a premium.
Wiseman: This player is the key point. Because the integration of the
system has changed the style of play, he has not shot a single three-pointer
this season and instead has to do pick-and-roll and finish inside. It is
delicious to shoot more than 70% of the finishers, but the defense is. The
terminal data is very average. I don't know how to change the shooting value
in the game by not shooting three-pointers.
Di Vincenzo: The playing time is not much, and the efficiency is
average, not as impressive as everyone predicted before the start of the
season.
Jay Michael Green: He will play more time than Di Vincenzo. Currently, he has
made over 40% of his three-pointers. If he keeps it up, he will increase his
shooting value in subsequent games.
Utah Jazz
Markkanen: The data has risen in an all-round way, and the team is the
scoring leader, but the three-point shooting percentage has dropped. It is
currently the lowest in his career, and ratings and badges may be added.
Sexton: I don't have the ball rights I imagined. My current personal
efficiency is very poor, and the chances of playing are getting smaller and
smaller.
Rudy Gay: Not much playing time, but their shooting percentage has
reached the highest in his career, and it is expected to increase the value of
three-pointers in the future.
Azubuike: He has been in the ankle injury state and did not play.
Houston Rockets
Jaylen Green: I hope to complete the transformation this season. So
far, I have performed well. Both the shooting percentage and the scoring
average are star-level. The next step is whether I can lead the team to more
victories. Otherwise, it will only be considered as a statistics brush.
Kevin Porter Jr.: Like Green, he averaged a career-high scoring average
and a good shooting percentage. At present, this pair of backcourt
combinations is indeed better than last season.
Shen Jing: I have played more time than last season, and my performance
is not bad, but the three-pointer is generally not a conventional weapon, and
the shooting rate at the basket is not bad.
Christopher: The playing time is very little, and the performance is
average. So far, he has yet to score a three-pointer.
Oklahoma City Thunder
Alexander: The scoring average is currently a career-high, but the
three-point shooting percentage is less than 30%, and the high-level
statistics are mediocre. The most important thing is that the Thunder will
still be one of the bottom teams.
Jedi: The performance is entirely satisfactory, the three-point
shooting percentage is in the early 30s, and the other statistics are the same
as last season. Compared with the actual performance in the game, it is very
premium.
Dort: Playing a lot of time, but their shooting rate is very poor, the
current three-point shooting rate is 20%, and it may rebound in the future,
but he is not a qualified shooter.
Pokusevski: It's hard to play out. Currently, the two shooting
percentages are less than 30%, and the playing time of each game is less than
20 minutes.
Beazley: Playing less time, but his efficiency is good. So far, his
shooting efficiency is excellent, but it is expected to drop in the future.
San Antonio Spurs
Kelden Johnson: The current average of points, assists, and rebounds
per game is career-high, and the efficiency is not bad. The three-point
shooting percentage has declined but is still at the average level. He is
currently the core player of the Spurs.
Devin Wasser: The average scoring is close to 20 points per game, and
the shooting percentage is entirely satisfactory. The key point is that the
playing time and round share this season are relatively high, which is worth
looking forward to.
Josh Richardson: Although the playing time is only 20 minutes per game,
he is not the absolute main force, but his efficiency is relatively good,
which is worthy of the practicality in the game.
Primo: Primo, thought initially to focus on training, has little
playing time this season, and his efficiency could be better. The possibility
of playing this season is low, and the game is more expensive.
Sacramento Kings
Fox: This season is also a year of transformation for Fox. His average
points, rebounds, and shooting percentage per game are career highs, and his
three-point shooting percentage exceeds 40%. The game is expected to be
enhanced to a certain extent.
Herter: He also played the best performance of his career, and his
three-point shooting percentage is also good. He is the team's most trusted
shooter. He is currently the No. 3 scorer of the Kings and plays more time.
Barnes: One of the worst-performing players. He has yet to hit a
three-pointer this season so far. The overall shooting percentage is less than
40%. Here is one more thing to say Barnes' team status has been significantly
reduced this season. On the one hand, it is the joining of Hert Monk, and on
the other hand, it is the outstanding performance of rookie Murray.
Sabonis: His performance was entirely satisfactory. He stopped shooting
from the outside and focused on attacking inside and supporting passes.
New Orleans Pelicans
Ingram: His performance has improved again this season. Among the top
ten players in the league in offensive efficiency, only he and Wood averaged
20+ points per game. Mu has stepped into the NBA star level.
CJ McCallum: Similar to Yingge, his performance has improved further,
and his advanced statistics are also relatively good, but his three-point
shots this season are average, and his current three-point shooting percentage
is in the early 30s.
Zion Williams: The performance is entirely satisfactory. One more
important thing is that Zion has not made any shots since his comeback. Yes,
all the shots are layups and dunks in the restricted area. This is a hidden
danger for him. Zion is also currently on the injured list.
Valanciunas: His performance can also be described as excellent. To
make. So far, Valan's offensive rebounds and second offensive points are
ranked first in the league, second only to Gobert in rebounds, and 4% in
three-pointers.
Phoenix Suns
Booker: At present, Booker's performance is at least the top five
levels in the league. The overall efficiency is very high. Many statistics are
the pinnacle of his career if he can maintain a proper MVP candidate for a
season.
Paul: Evil, with the lowest scoring career, the lowest shooting
percentage, and the lowest career three-point shooting percentage. I can only
hope that I can adjust it later.
Bridges: Poor performance, declining defensive efficiency, career-low
three-point shooting percentage, and follow-up shooting percentage should be
able to pick up some, but he did not perform as well as last season.
Ayton: The offensive performance is good, the shooting percentage is
good, and the scoring average per game is career-high. The defensive
performance is average. Ayton's three-point shooting percentage is more than
40% if he maintains a proper space C.
Memphis Grizzlies
Morant: At present, he is at the MVP level. He has evolved again this
season. He ranks first in the league in points per game. He has a lot of ball
possessions. His round possession rate is second only to Doncic. The most
surprising thing is his three-pointer. It's a terrifying hit rate of 60% and
will drop some in the future, but it's not empty talk to maintain such an MVP
performance.
Bain: The performance of the game is also relatively good. He is indeed
the second head of the team. Currently, Bain's three-pointers are tied for
first place in league with Curry, Lillard, and Porter Jr., and his shooting
percentage and advanced data are not as good as last season.
Dallas Mavericks
Doncic: One of the best-performing players since the start of the game.
He and Morant have a great taste of impacting the new face of the league.
Doncic's round share ranks first in the company, and his victory contribution
is second only to Antetokounmpo. The scoring average is second only to Morant
in the league, and this season has the potential to hit the MVP.
Wood: One of the best-performing players. He fits well with the Lone
Ranger. He plays more time. As an inside player, his possession rate ranks
fourth in the league, and his offensive efficiency ranks first. If he
maintains this level, he may even have an opportunity to fight for the
All-Stars, but visually it isn't easy to maintain this level.
Dinwiddie: The performance in the two games is also excellent. The
current three-point shooting rate is 60%. Of course, the reference is not
meaningful because the sample is too small, but one thing is sure, Dinwiddie
still has a lot of playing time and possessions this season.
Hardaway Jr.: After his comeback, his performance is relatively
average, his shooting efficiency is relatively low, and his playing time is
also after Dinwiddie.
Finney Smith: Playing time is second only to Doncic in the team, but
the main task is to defend off the Ball, and the offensive end is currently
performing mediocre.
Portland Trail Blazers
Lillard: Personal offense is excellent, currently ranked third in the
league in scoring per game, has the opportunity to compete for the scoring
title, is still a first-line guard in the company, and leads the team to win
the first four games and temporarily ranks first in the Western Conference,
has the opportunity to lead the Trail Blazers Into the playoffs.
Grant: The offensive role is reduced, but the overall efficiency is
very high, and it supports the team's forward defense. It is more optimistic
that the shooting and defense will be enhanced.
Simmons Jr.: So far, the efficiency is relatively poor, and it is not
as good as last season, but the number of shots with the Ball is rather large,
and the shooting rate is expected to rebound.
Little: His performance is entirely satisfactory, but the most
important thing is that he still doesn't have much playing time, and it is
hopeless to play this season.
Minnesota Timberwolves
Towns: The current scoring average is a new low outside his rookie
season, and his efficiency is average, with a 31% three-point shooting
percentage. The arrival of Gobert did not allow Towns to unleash more
offensive firepower, mainly because the Timberwolves could. There are too many
people attacking, and Towns needs to improve his offensive efficiency.
Edwards: Similar to Towns, he hasn't found a deplorable state in the
new season. He also makes more mistakes and has yet to reach his best state.
His current three-point shooting percentage is less than 30%, and he should be
able to recover in the future.
Gobert: The data is roughly the same as that of the Jazz. Currently, he
ranks first in the league in rebounds per game and will likely win the
rebounding leader again.
Russell: The performance is quite satisfactory, and the personal
efficiency could be better.
McDaniels: The average playing time per game is not bad, but
unfortunately, the offensive end is not much, and he is mainly responsible for
defense. He has yet to hit a three-pointer, and his defensive performance is
still good. So far, there is no possibility of a significant increase.
Prince: His shooting efficiency is very high, with both field goal
percentages exceeding 60%. He is the team's, eighth man. Unfortunately, he
only plays a little time, and his average playing time is not even as good as
McLaughlin's.
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