James 19! US media announces the top 100 stars in the new season: Warriors Curry 11, Rockets Durant 22

James is 19th! As the preseason officially started and the new NBA season approached, the US media "Hopshype" announced the list of the top 100 stars in the new season based on the players' existing strength, including 11 Curry in the Warriors and 22nd place in the Rockets' new nuclear Durant.

No. 1: Alexander

24-25 season: 32.7 points, 5 rebounds, 6.4 assists, 1.7 steals

Alexander ranked first, and there is a lot of controversy, especially considering that his heavy reliance on whistleblowing style has made him the most controversial superstar in the Mesozoic generation.

But it is undeniable that Alexander led the team to perform perfectly in the 24-25 season, not only defeating Jokic in the competition for the highest honor of his personal MVP, but also led the team to win the championship with an unstoppable momentum and won the FMVP.

In addition, the NBA has further modified the "high-five defense" to a foul in the new season, and Alexander's influence on the offensive end will surely be further enhanced.

Second place: Jokic

24-25 season: 29.6 points, 12.7 rebounds, 10.2 assists

As recognized as the first player in active combat, Jokic ranked second on the list, there is also a lot of controversy, because in most of the lists in the past five years, Jokic has been the undisputed first person and is also a stable top two candidate for MVP.

But like MVP competition, it is difficult to ignore the impact of team performance and leading the team's achievements in the previous season on a player's evaluation.

The good news is that the Nuggets have finally passed a comprehensive offseason, and Jokic is ready to regain the top spot in the new season.

Third place: Antetokounmpo

24-25 season: 30.4 points, 11.9 rebounds, 6.5 assists

Whether during Jokic and Embiid's MVP competition or Alexander's emergence last season, Antetokounmpo has always been the third candidate for the MVP.

In terms of personal ability, Antetokounmpo has obvious projection shortcomings, but he has achieved the ultimate end of the inside line that he is good at, and has steadily handed over the DPOY level performance on the defensive end.

More importantly, Antetokounmpo has grown into a stable 30+ scorer and no longer rely heavily on shooters to open up space.

4-15: Doncic, Edwards, Brunson, Mitchell, Cunningham, Vinbanyama, Jaylen Williams, Curry, Sika, Mobley, Towns, Bankairo

It is not difficult to see from Curry's 15th place that the overall leadership performance and future potential growth of last season have played an important reference in the selection of this list.

Even though Curry still maintains the influence of the top-level game, it has to be admitted that Curry, 37, has both declined in durability and efficiency, and coupled with a year older in the new season, he missed the top ten and ranked 11th.

16-30: Davis, Jaylen Brown, Booker, James, Trae Young, Shinkin, Durant, Embiid, Sa Jr., Harden, Morant, Fox, Wagner Jr., Zubac, White, Like Curry, 11th, James' ranking fell to 19th. If you only look at personal data, James should have been ranked higher, but in terms of actual game influence and durability, James is falling to the first tier of the star team.

Especially in the face of the high-intensity playoffs, 40-year-old James has obvious physical problems and cannot take into account both offense and defense.

Durant performed significantly better in his personal performance, but due to his poor leadership performance with the Suns in the past two seasons, he was not as good as James, who was 40 years old.

The rest are ranked as follows

31-50: Maxi, 3J, Garland, Randle, Adebayo, Murray, Sheero, Barnes, Ka Jr., Bridges, Anunobi, Butler, DeRozan, Allen, Amen, Zion, Gobert, Three Balls, Homegren, Turner;

51-70: Hart, Reeves, Cameron Johnson, Raven, Bain, Avdia, Jaylen Johnson, Markcanen, Daniels, Powell, White, Wu Chevic, Porter Jr., Jaylen Green, Posses, Gidey, Gordon, Reed, Pritchard, Harten;

71-100: Yingge, Jaylen Durham, McDann, Murphy, Hunter, Sages, CJ, Anthony Simmons, Irving, Sharp, T-Harris, George, Dort, Kamara, Nemhard, Pelter, Braun, Aaron Wiggins, Flag, Miller, Lefley, Ju Holiday, Keegan Murray, Castle, Mathering, Wiggins, Aldama, Bridge, Barrett, Jerome.