The current NBA is in combat power ceiling: Jokic, Antetokounmpo and Alexander s three-legged squad

Recently I talked to my friends about who is the best in the NBA in the current NBA. This topic is more exciting than the playoff tiebreak. Let’s talk about Jokic first. Although this guy occasionally looks confused on the defensive end and doesn’t run as fast as a young man when he runs, he is simply the “Swiss Army Knife” of the center. Last time I saw the Nuggets playing against the Clippers, he was able to break through from outside the three-point line. Facing the double-team, he could throw the ball to Porter who was open at the bottom corner like a frisbee. It was not too much to say that he had GPS installed.

Antescoundrel is indeed not as "Greek monster" as before in the past two years, but you have to see what configuration is around him - Lillard is injured, Middleton is in a roller coaster, and he can still carry the Bucks into the first round. Once when I saw him having a fast attack, his long arm swung his head and drove from the three-point line to the basket in three steps. It was like a acceleration, and the defensive player couldn't even touch his shadow. To be honest, with this physical condition, even if the offensive methods are not that rich one day, you can play for another five seasons by just eating cakes.

What amazed me the most was Alexander. This guy looked at Wen Wen Jingjing, and when he played ball, he seemed to have become a different person. Last time the Thunder played against the Mavericks, I stared at the data bar throughout the whole process, thinking that this kid didn't exert much effort, why did he score 10 points and 5 assists in the quarter? Later I realized that it was a "killing and killing" style of playing - shaking left and right to commit a foul, or throwing the bottom line, which was not explosive, and the scoring efficiency was more stable than the Rockets' launch. No wonder Barkley said that this kid is the card for the future league.

Speaking of this, we have to mention Edwards. Timberwolves fans have been hyping "Huazi ascended the throne" in the past two years. The first two rounds were really strong. I wanted to shout 666 on the screen when I hit the Lakers, but it was revealed when I arrived at the Western Conference Finals. Last season, the Mavericks were so defensive that they couldn't find the North. This year, the Thunder, except for the third game, it felt like they lost their souls at other times - at critical moments, they either made a mistake in passing or stood in the bottom corner to watch their teammates play singles. How could this be like what the boss should do?

Looking at the Timberwolves' schedule again, it's like picking a soft persimmon - in the first round of the Lakers, James was almost exhausted; in the second round of the Warriors, Curry was still injured, but as soon as he encountered a tough guy like the Thunder, his true colors were revealed. You said they have no shortcomings. Gobert's butter hand can make the coach anxious. Huazi's organizational ability is like that of primary school students doing arithmetic problems. Even Towns complained that "the inner space is even more crowded than the subway at morning rush hour."

Now fans are asking, is the Timberwolves at this level? In my opinion, unless Huazi can develop his passing vision, or the management can create a reliable point guard, he will not be able to run away every year in the Western Conference Finals. After all, the NBA always speaks by strength, and dunks and traffic alone cannot become a climate. As Barkley said, the storyline has to be played out one by one by one, and it cannot be promoted by anyone.