Influenced the top 5 in history! Break Durant’s scoring record, he gained countless fans with one goal!

NBA Summer League, most of the rookies this year have made their debuts. Superstars like Flag and Harper have proved their absolute talent. Draft dark horses like Yang Hansen also gave enough surprises to the outside world. The second round pick Barn Haze, who made 13 steals in two games, once again proved the NBA's Whampoa Military Academy's draft vision.

The highlights of the No. 6 pick Trae Johnson, who showed off his skills, looks and names, were submerged in the dazzling collection of rookies and were rarely mentioned.

This crazy guy who claimed to have reached the top five in NBA history before entering the league has proved himself in just two games.

Rather than saying two games, Trey Johnson has won the hearts of Wizards fans in just one game, or even one action.

Xia Lian's debut against the Suns. During an attack, Trae Johnson planned to pull out a three-pointer after dribbling. The Suns' No. 10-show "Ping Ango" Maluach took off and planned to block the block. Seeing that he was about to be blocked, Tree Johnson hit the ball directly on Maluach's calf, and then picked up the ball and rushed to the defender who was still confused.

There is no doubt that such on-the-spot reaction speed is a reflection of the ball quotient.

When a high-ranking genius with top physical talent and athletic ability has a very high ball quotation, it basically means that he has already locked a star seat in advance, and the future is unlimited.

Of course, you can also say that this action may be just an accident or a clever one, but if you look at the whole game, you won't think so.

Trey Johnson showed everything about a natural scorer, excellent footsteps, smooth shooting, dry pulls without any drag, high shooting points that are difficult to block, high-difficulty middle distance, layup after confrontation, and a back-refoot jump shot.

Paired with his thin figure and his ecstasy calves that look like McGrady from a distance, there is no doubt that Trae Johnson will have a large number of fans in the future, and fans will be immersed in his pull-up shots.

Trey Johnson considers himself a basketball fool and only has basketball in his life. When asked about his future goals, he said confidently: "Being the top five players in NBA history is my goal."

Trey Johnson, who was born in a basketball family, grew up in Dallas, Texas. He averaged 23.8 points, 5.6 rebounds and 2.3 assists in his second year of high school. In his senior year of high school, he led the team to win the first state championship in team history since 1968. In the final, he scored 29 points and led the team to defeat his opponent 55-44 to win the championship.

In the season, he averaged 21.8 points, 6.4 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game. He was elected as the Texas Basketball Master. He has always been the No. 1 high school student in the United States on the rating list of the top four high school students. It was not until he transferred to high school in his senior year that he was surpassed by Dylan Harper this year's second-tier show.

After graduating from high school, Trey Johnson joined the University of Texas and scored 29 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals and 1 block in his debut.

On February 26, he scored 39 points in a single game and broke the single-game scoring record of freshman held by Kevin Durant. In his freshman season, Trae Johnson averaged 19.9 points, 3.1 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game, with a three-point shooting percentage of 39.7%.

He is 1.98 meters tall and 2.08 meters tall, he is considered the best shooting creator of this year. He is good at all kinds of shooting. Whether it is dribbling, top shot or step-back shot, he has excellent stability and is an elite scorer.

Although he has been working hard to increase the frequency and accuracy of passing, it is obvious that Trey Johnson is not an excellent organizer. His thin body shape also means a defensive flaw, and his enthusiasm for defense is not very high.

NBA has developed to this day, and we have probably seen many players of this type. The draft website will definitely make the template of Trey Johnson to Nick Young enough to illustrate many problems.

In the Wizards who are still in the chaos period, it is not difficult for Trey Johnson to become a scorer with averaging 20+ per game under the training of high shooting rights.

In this era when Jaylen Green, Jordan Poole and Austin Reeves can all average 20+ games, it is not difficult to become a scorer who averages 20+ games. How to have greater influence on the court and become a higher-level player will be a huge problem.

Stephen Curry and Jordan Poole averaged only 4 points apart in the regular season, but it is obvious that the influence of the two of them was not above the same level and could not be compared at all.

Judging from the current optimal prospects, Trey Johnson can become an All-Star scorer with an average of 30+ games in a weak team, but he is more likely to be difficult to go too far in the playoffs, and he will be targeted by both offense and defense at the semi-finals level and it will be difficult to perform normally.

As for the top five in history... it is good for young people to have lofty goals, and they can only regard it as a beautiful vision of "those who seek the best will win the best".

After all, it is as great as Stephen Curry, whether he can enter the top ten in history is still in debate.

Trey Johnson can achieve great achievements so that he can surpass those legendary super giants and write his name into the top five in NBA history. It is really hard to imagine.

Absolutely, it is possible that he won three consecutive championships with 2k scores without a 80+ Wizards.

But this difficulty is even more difficult than Michael Jordan's ten scoring champions.

But then again, it is hard to say whether Trae Johnson can eventually become the top five in history. He has figured out the traffic password of this Internet era. If it really doesn't work, it is also a good way out for retirement early and working as a podcast.