Always accompanying victory, what kind of player is Nian?

A data that may surprise you, the ranking of active players' winning rates (more than 500 games), the first is Leonard, the second is Tatum, the third is Dream Chasing, the fourth is Mitchell, and the fifth is George Nyan.

The top four are all All-Star stars, and they are all in a winning environment for a long time. It is not surprising that the winning rate is high. No. 5, why can Nian win a big star in this position?

Nian was traded to the Jazz by the Celtics again yesterday, and the Jazz was also considered a team that Nian became famous. There is also an interesting statistic. Nian has won 295 games in the past six seasons, while the Jazz has won 230 games.

Before entering the NBA, Nian's high school career and college career were very brilliant. He averaged 24 points per game in his senior year and 25 points and 7.2 rebounds per game in his senior year. Until now, Nian is still Teton Middle School's school history scoring record. In his four years in college, he scored more than 2,000 points at the University of Iowa. He was preparing to run for the election after his junior year, but he decided to play for another year and keep his name in the school history record. In the end, he played 138 games in four years and won 98 of them, both of which were Iowa State University’s school history records.

But as a 23-year-old older rookie, Nian was finally selected by the Pacers at the 50th pick. Larry Bird, then the president of the Pacers, was optimistic about him, but in the end he only made 23 games in the NBA in the rookie season, and then he was cut by the Pacers next season.

Nion received a training camp contract with the Warriors, but was eventually laid off and could only play with the Warriors' subordinate Development League teams. In the 17-18 season, his average of 18.4 points and 6.7 rebounds in the Development League averaged him a two-way contract from the Jazz.

He only played 9 games with the Jazz this season, averaging 1 point and 1 rebound. However, due to his outstanding performance in the Development League, the Jazz finally gave Nian a three-year, 4.9 million long contract in the summer of 2018, which directly changed Nian's career trajectory. It is worth mentioning that in the 9 games he played in the 17-18 season, the Jazz won all the games.

Entering the third year of the league, Nian finally had a stable rotation with the Jazz. At the same time, he also encountered the Jazz's rise in those two years, with 50 wins in the 18-19 season, and 44 wins in the 19-20 season. In 72 games in the 20-21 season, the Jazz even won 52 wins, ranking first in the West.

In more than three seasons of Jazz career, Nian played in 206 games for the Jazz, averaging 5.5 points, 1.9 rebounds and 0.7 assists per game, and a three-point shooting percentage of 41.1%. His stadium characteristics have been basically confirmed. He has a good three-pointer, and he can barely see the defense. As a role player, he is enough. The main reason is that he has a good overall style with the Jazz.

But after the three-year welfare contract expired, the Jazz decided not to renew the contract with Nion, who joined the Philadelphia 76ers with a two-year, $6.7 million contract. During his two years in Philadelphia, he was also a very stable scorer on the Philadelphia bench, with a three-point shooting percentage exceeding 40%.

In the past two years, the 76ers have also performed well in the East District, winning 51 wins and 54 wins respectively. Of course, the good results here are limited to the regular season. They were stopped in the Eastern Conference semi-finals in both seasons of the playoffs. Embiid tore his thumb ligament in the 22nd playoffs, was elbowed by Siakam and had a fractured facial fracture, and a sprained lateral collateral ligament in the 23rd playoffs.

Of course, these have nothing to do with role player Nyan. As a role player, he only needs to do his part-points and shoot an open three-pointer to get the next contract. His next contract comes from the Cavaliers, with $26 million in three years and the largest contract in his career. In the first season of the Cavaliers, Nian's three-point shooting percentage dropped slightly to 37.6%, but his attendance in the full 82 games was impressive, and he averaged 9.4 points per game. Last season, Nian also played all his part in the first 51 games, with a three-point shooting percentage reaching 40%. It can be said that Nian played every game in his Cavalier career and his attendance was full.

The past two years are also a period of time when the Cavaliers rise, and the winning rate last season was even more amazing, so Nian's career winning rate was raised all the way, and he finally came to the fifth place in the current service.

In February, he was sent to the Eagles by the Knights and to the Celtics by the Eagles in June. He is a Massachusetts native, but Celtic fans don't seem to buy it. Nian said: "They don't care whether I'm a Bostonian or not, they thought to themselves, 'We used Porzingis, but came back with this thing '... I'm simply a public enemy now."

The good news is that Nian is now going to a team that both fans and management recognize him. The Jazz hopes that Nian will play the role of a locker room veteran, and he will also get a chance to play here.

However, Nian's high winning rate career may come to an end.