The second round of the show is 50 9 6 5!Gold shines in the end, but it shines but is underestimated
The NBA has been very nervous this season, and many teams could be a dark horse. In the West, big upsets like Minnesota, Thunder, Mavericks, Nuggets and Kings are all very strong. On the contrary, Eastern powerhouses like the Pacers and Magic have begun to rise, and they are ready to attack the front line.
Orlando's Magic have been excellent this season, as they finish fifth in the East and have won nine in a row. Banchero, who was the first pick, was very low-key, his ball skills were very good, there were no bells and whistles, but his goal scoring efficiency was very high, giving people the feeling of a mature general. In addition, the Wagner brothers, who won the World Cup with the German men's basketball team last year, are also the core figures of the Orlando Magic. The team's defensive efficiency is the third highest in the league, averaging 2 free throws per game, which shows that they have a good defense and the courage to attack the basket.
And the Pacers, a formidable force throughout the East End. In all four areas, points per game, offensive efficiency, average assists and shooting are among the best in the league. Haliburton's rise has helped the Pacers a lot, and he is now the best point guard in NBA history, and he has a league-best 12 rebounds, making people feel like he was once the best Paul ever.
The Knicks are in New York, and they have a big problem with how to poach all these stars. Although they reached the second round of the playoffs last season, they recognized the need for a change of teams. The Knicks traded Brunson to the Knicks after the season, even though he signed a four-year contract with the Lakers04 million big contract, but he has gradually grown into a top scorer. He averaged 25 per game5 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists 12 caps, outstanding. Against Phoenix, Brunson broke multiple records with a 50+9+6+5 record, proving himself to be excellent.
Brunson's sudden rise has also made people start to re-examine the future of the Knicks. His joining fully shows that there will always be light, and his outstanding performance has also given everyone a new understanding of his ability. The Knicks are sixth in the Eastern Conference with a 14-11 record, and their boss is not Randle, but Brunson's biggest rival.