Xia Lian MVP is born! Not the top scorer, not the second scorer! This guy is expected to become a great guy

This year's NBA Summer League is quite popular. After all, this year is the year of the draft. Many talented rookies gathered together, and the blessing of Hansen has caused the league's traffic to soar. Although the record of Xia Lian's team is not that important, it also has semi-finals, finals, and championships. The Hornets have become the champion of this summer league this year, and the players participating in the team also have championship rings to receive. In this year's No. 4 pick, white shooter Knypoor won the MVP in the Summer League final. Regarding Knypoor, he has also introduced it before. His projection ability is outstanding, and the ordinary templates are Bain and Joe Harris. The premium template is Klay Thompson. Of course, from the perspective of playing style, Knypur and Klay are still different. His ball-holding ability is more versatile. In the future, he can be a 3D deputy attacker and be a big core of the ball-holding. The MVP of the finals is Knypur, the Hornets' No. 4 pick, so who is the MVP of the entire Summer United this year? The NBA officially announced the honor winner - sophomore rookie Filipovsky from the Jazz. Although the Jazz only won 1 win and 4 losses in the 5 summer league games, Filipovsky seemed to be dominant in the game. He averaged 29.3 points, 7.7 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game, shooting 56.1% from the field and 39.1% from the three-point shooting percentage, leading the summer league scoring list. Not only does it produce high, but it also has an exaggerated efficiency, a pure fish-fighting game. Some people may think that it is not normal for second-year rookies to come to Xia Lian to fry fish. In fact, some players in three or four years cannot understand the summer league. The most typical one is like the 76ers. This summer league averages single digits per game, and has not scored a single point in the last game in 21 minutes.

So, what is the potential of Filipovsky? Last year, his draft pick was not high, and he was selected by the Jazz at the second round with the second round. He was positioned as a space center. He played 72 games for the Jazz in his rookie season, averaged 21 minutes per game, scored 9.6 points, 6.1 rebounds and 1.9 assists, with a shooting percentage of 50.2%, a three-point shooting percentage of 35.5%, and averaging 1.1 three-point shooting average. This data is already quite good for rookies. With his role positioning alone and a space-type insider, it should be very popular in the league. And last year was another young draft, and there were not many famous young stars. So why did Philip only get selected in the second round? There are two main reasons. One is that during the third period of the NCAA last year, his performance was very poor and he lost his value.

Another is that he was influenced by the religion instilled by his girlfriend, which also caused his ranking to drop significantly, from the predicted top 15 picks to the second round. But now, the Jazz is not wrong. They used a second round pick to get a big advantage. Philip is obviously a very valuable and promising young player. In addition to three-pointers, he also has many offensive methods, such as breakthrough, back-and-cutting, and flexibility is fully in line with modern basketball. The only disadvantage is that he has not shown much talent on the defensive end and lacks some experience awareness on the court, so he didn't play much last season. Another point is that the Jazz team seems to love cultivating white forwards. In addition to Filipovsky, there are also Markanen and Kessler, who are all accurate star players. As a blue-collar insider, Kessler basically does not have the ability to open up space, and Philip's attributes are more like Markanin. In 23 years, Markkanen was selected into the All-Star lineup. At that time, he seemed to be a replacement All-Star starter. That season, he averaged 24.5 points and 8.6 rebounds per game. In that summer, he signed a five-year, $240 million maximum salary contract with the Jazz. However, Marca's 23-year All-Star performance seems to be just a flash in the pan. In the following two seasons, his condition began to decline. He was defeated after winning a big contract. Last season, he averaged only 19 points, 5.9 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game. The defense became a big colander, and the injury risk was also great. When Marca became the All-Star, Jazz General Manager Angie Lions spoke out loud and asked Marca for 4-5 first rounds, hoping to find an opportunity to sell at high prices.

Unexpectedly, it ended up in his hands, including Kessler. His trading value has also declined a lot this season. Angie probably tasted the sweetness of Gobert's trading back then. He thought that Markanin and Kessler could use the same trick again in exchange for a large number of trading chips, but ended in failure. This summer, the Jazz continue to move forward on the road to reconstruction, and they traded to several core scoring points, including Sexton, Clarkson, and Collins. The future will definitely be long. And is it possible for Filipovsky, who just won the MVP of Xia Lian and is even younger, to replace Marca in the future and become the cornerstone of the Jazz's new generation?