On February 5, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. Earlier today, the United States selected a set of "James" lineups, namely: James, Evans, Wiggins, Zion, Wembanyama.
It should be noted that they are selected as "James" not because of their current strength and achievements, but because of their potential before the draft, which is similar to James in some ways, so they are called "the next James", but it is clear that they are all difficult to reach James's level at the moment.
Simmons was the No. 1 overall pick in 2016 and has been named to the All-Star team three times, the All-Defensive Team twice, and the All-Rookie Team once. Other than that, Simmons has no other accolades and has now been reduced to a bench player.
Evans was drafted with the fourth overall pick in the 2009 draft, but he left the NBA early. Career honors are locked in one Rookie of the Year selection, two Rookie of the Month awards, and one Rookie of the Year selection, and nothing else.
Wiggins was the top pick in the 2004 NBA Draft, and so far in his career, Wiggins has won an NBA championship once, a Rookie of the Year selection, an All-Star selection, and has never been named to any All-NBA or All-Defensive Team.
Zion was the top pick in the 2019 NBA Draft, and although he was physically talented, Zion was never able to play his style due to frequent injuries. So far in his career, Zion has been named to the All-Star twice and has not been named to any All-Star or All-Defensive Team. Considering Zion's good health this season, he has the hope of achieving even higher in the future.
Wembanyama is the one who seems to be the most likely to cash in on his talent at the moment. Wembanyama are averaging 20 per game so far this season4 points 103 rebounds and 32 assists 12 steals 31 block, and this is just his rookie season, and he is very hopeful of creating his own legend in the future.
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