US media selection: The eight non-sale players in the NBA, James and Curry missed, Tatum is on the list

The NBA free market has been open for a few days, but there are fewer and fewer news about transactions, mainly because there are not many "big fish" in the market. Now the reinforcement of most teams has been basically completed. The US media has selected the top 8 non-selling players in the league. However, James, who is in the storm of leaving the team, missed it. However, Curry, the absolute core of the Warriors, has also missed it, and it is somewhat a bit like a bit. The average age of the eight stars on this list is only 25.6 years old, and he is in his position. The rising period of the industry or the early peak period, let's analyze it in detail:

1. Luka Doncic - The Rebirth Legend of Phoenix Nirvana

Lakers Basketball Operations President Pelinka has clearly listed Doncic as a team "non-sale product" and is reserving salary space for the team building around Doncic. As a superstar selected for the first team for five consecutive years, Doncic has proved that he is the top five-level ball-holding core in the league, and got it last season. 28.2 points, 8.2 rebounds and 7.7 assists, shooting 43.8% from the field.

2. Jason Tatum: The Celtic Soul

After suffering a major injury with a ruptured Achilles tendon, Tatum still firmly sits on the throne of non-selling products and becomes the most thought-provoking existence on the list. He has led the team since entering the league and has never missed the playoffs and won the championship. He is indeed a very outstanding player. At the peak, he is a top ten player in the league. He averaged 26.8 points, 8.8 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game last season.

III. Victor Vinbanyama: The rise of the new generation of stone Buddhas

The 21-year-old Vinbanyama has become the most undisputed non-sale product on this list. "As long as Wenban doesn't want to leave the Spurs, they won't trade him. Every step of the Spurs management's offseason revolves around Wenban. Wenban Yama has shown historic potential on the defensive end and is expected to become an Olajuwon-style defensive master, while the offensive end is still evolving.

4, Nikola Jokic: Denver's unshakable rock

Throughout the offseason, all the operations of the Nuggets are revolving around this active first person. With Valanciunas' departure, the Nuggets are looking for a suitable substitute center with clear goals- — Create a more competitive championship lineup for Jokic. It can be said that there are Jokic Nuggets who are completely different teams.

V. Giannis Antetokounmpo: The Bucks' tough battle to retain people

Antetokounmpo's situation may be the most subtle of the eight non-selling products. The Bucks' management is doing its best to meet his championship expectations: introducing Turner to form a double tower, and renewing a contract at a low price is a key rotation. All operations are aimed at proving the team's determination to Antetokounmpo, but if Antetokounmpo's expectations are not met, "analysts point out, "the letters may still choose to trade.

‌6. Shea Gilgers-Alexander: The counterattack from the 11th pick to the MVP

Last season became the most inspiring counterattack story. The 11th pick in 2018 led the Thunder to a historical record of 68 wins, and also won the scoring champion, regular season MVP and finals MVP, and led the team to win the championship, becoming the absolute core of the Thunder, and has just renewed the contract, with an average annual salary of more than US$70 million.

7. Jaylen Brunson: New York's second round pick miracle

The former second round pick has now become an unshakable non-sale product for the New York Knicks. His singles ability is now at the top level in the league. Now the Knicks have formed a very perfect lineup around him.

8. Anthony Edwards: The reluctant position of the storefront is regarded as the most powerful contender for the future league appearance. "Huazi has top talents and rich skills packages, and he is also a shooting guard. He has led the Timberwolves to the Western Conference Finals for two years. He has continued to improve every season and has become the undisputed new "Wolf King".

Although this list defines eight "non-selling" players, the history of the NBA keeps reminding us: "The NBA does not believe in loyalty, and there will never be non-selling." What do you think about this? Welcome to discuss it in the comment section! ‌