Unpopular, Alexander s best current ticket has not won!

US media ESPN recently launched a lot of ranking votes to warm up for the upcoming new season, among which Curry was elected Player of the Year. But other selections are also controversial. For example, Alexander did not win a single vote in the "Full Player Active" vote, with a total of 20 selections, 19 votes for Jokic and the other one for Doncic.

ESPN famous reporter Shmas said: "It's really hard to believe that Alexander did not get the vote. He clearly proved himself last season. He won the regular season MVP, the Western Conference MVP, the Finals MVP, and the largest salary contract ever. There are too many reasons to prove that he is the best player in the service, but no one voted for him."

It must be explained here that Shmas himself also participated in the voting, but he voted for Jokic... Good guy didn't vote by himself, so what are you skeptical about?

Some fans said bluntly: "Alexander's strength is worthy of recognition, but his playing style is indeed not popular. This kind of foul-making style is not suitable for the audience to win the eyes."

In fact, many people don't like Harden's playing style in the Rockets, not only fans, but many players don't like it either. Kobe once said: "With Harden's current style of playing, it is difficult to win the championship."

However, Alexander is better than Harden and won the championship last season, so there is nothing to say about this.

Some fans also said: "The eyes of the masses are sharp." The most criticized by fans of Alexander should be the fraudulent fouls, or the NBA gave him too dense whistles. But to be honest, this is also his cleverness, knowing how to use the rules, and the league is indeed praising him, so he succeeded.

But last season, Alexander's strength should be worthy of recognition. He played a total of 76 games in the regular season, averaged 34.2 minutes per game, scored 32.7 points, 5.0 rebounds, 6.4 assists, 1.7 steals and 1.0 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 51.9%, and a three-point shooting percentage of 37.5%. He played 23 games in the playoffs, averaged 37.0 minutes per game, scored 29.9 points, 5.3 rebounds, 6.5 assists, 1.7 steals, 0.9 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 46.2%, and a three-point shooting percentage of 28.3%. Except for the average three-point shooting percentage, he has no need to criticize in other aspects.

But now is indeed Jokic's era. It feels that as long as his form does not decline, it will be difficult for other players to shake his position as the first player in the current service. Whether it is the team leader or personal data, it is really amazing. Apart from being average on the defensive end, there is really nothing to be wrong with.

Last year, the Nuggets also played tiebreak with the Thunder. In the case of Gordon's injury, Yomu's data also beat Alexander and Homgren. And looking at the lineup, the Thunder are indeed the dominant side, it can be seen how strong Jokic is in the playoffs.

The Nuggets' lineup has also been upgraded this offseason, especially the substitute lineup, which has brought Big Valan and welcomed Brown back, and there is also a shooter Hardaway Jr., who traded Porter Jr. for Johnson. If you encounter the Thunder again in the playoffs next season, I wonder if the Thunder can beat the Nuggets?

However, Alexander is also a winner in life. It takes time to win the favor of fans and media, and then continue to prove himself. If the Thunder wins the championship again next season, no one may say anything!