Five active forward players: James beat Leonard to lead, formerly the Lakers ranked fifth

With the development of the times, basically all NBA teams are now accumulating the depth of the front line. Of course, compared to the number of superficial numbers, if you have forward stars or even super giants in your lineup, it will be more important than a group of scraps. In today's NBA league, there is naturally no shortage of high-quality forward players. There was very little news during the offseason, so the media naturally racked their brains and selected the five major strikers in active service. Of course, in addition to their current strength, another criterion for judging is the talent of the players. So James beat Leonard to lead the way, followed by Jaylen Brown and Wagner Jr., and the former Lakers second-place finisher Ingram ranked fifth.

One thing worth noting is that Durant, Tatum, Jaylen Williams and others were all placed in other positions, so they were not on the list. So James ranked first, obviously without any suspense. He was originally a No. 1 pick. Even though James was 40 years old, he was still an All-Star starter and the best second-team player. In addition to being self-disciplined, such physical talent is bound to be amazing. After all, even last season, James often gave exciting dunks or chased big hats, which is probably difficult to see for other players.

Leonard's draft pick is not too high. He didn't even enter the lottery zone at the beginning, but Leonard's big hands and amazing arm span, anyone would say he is talented. Even after experiencing a major injury, you can say that Leonard's attendance rate is very low, or needs to be protected by the team. But as long as he is healthy, Leonard can be regarded as a combination of offense and defense. Even if the Clippers playoffs are again in the first round this year, his overall performance is not inferior to Jokic, which is worth bragging.

Ingram's list may make many fans feel very moved, because if you only talk about talent, Ingram's position is not high at all, and the media is even a bit conservative. Ingram was not only the second-tier show, but also under the media hype, that was Durant's successor, with outstanding physical talent and all-round skills. However, Ingram's development over the years must have been seriously below expectations. Although he has also been to the All-Star, it is difficult to be entrusted with important tasks. If he is in the playoff level, even as the second in command, he seems not very qualified. Although the Lakers are indeed not reliable in training young players, Ingram has long left the Lakers, so he has developed into what he is now, mainly because he is not doing well.