Composition of immigrant players

Oladipo of Pacers mentioned in a video interview what it would be like for African-American players to form a team. Oladipo said he could beat the Lakers to win the championship. What did many netizens think? Influence? These two words are so polite If the African-American players in active service really team up, there is no suspense at all. Just give the prize to the champion ring!

Point guard: Schroeder

Although Schroeder was born in Germany, his father came from Gambia, so Schroeder is a real African-American player. He averaged 19 points in the Thunder this season, and is the only non-Clippers player who can challenge Rover and harel as the best sixth man. In fact, Schroeder is not only outstanding in scoring ability, but also excellent in organization ability, and his sense of overall situation is enough to help the team run.

Shooting guard: Oladipo

Like Schroeder, Oladipo, who was born in the United States, is of African descent, and his parents immigrated to the United States from Nigeria. Although Oladipo has been affected by injuries in the last two seasons, he was also a shooting guard who averaged 25 points per game before the injury, and Oladipo's defensive ability is also trustworthy. It's reassuring to have him in position two.

Small forward: letter brother

Although brother Xin called? Greek beast? But his ancestral home is Nigeria, and his family can go to Greece smoothly thanks to the general manager of Raptors Ugeri. As one of the strongest strikers in active service, Brother Alphabet has both height, strength, speed and bounce, and his projection ability has also been improved this season. Last season, Brother Alphabet was elected as the MVP of the regular season, and there is great hope for his reelection this season. There is no doubt that Xinge will be the absolute core of this team.

Power forward: Siakam

Different from the top three, Siakam is not only African-American, but also a pure African player. The Raptors can maintain a stable record after losing Leonard this season, and the most important thing to thank is the growth of Siakam. So far this season, Siakam has averaged 23.6 points and 7.5 rebounds per game, and his game style is improving day by day. It is no exaggeration to say that he is not him now? Development? Complete state, give him some time and he will become stronger!

Center: Embiid

Although Embiid's reputation has declined in the last two seasons, it is undeniable that he is still one of the best centers among active players. This season, Embiid averaged 23.4 points and 1 1.8 rebounds, which is remarkable among players in the same position. Moreover, this lineup is like a duck to water for Embiid, because Simmons' most lacking projection ability has been greatly improved in this lineup. Even the letter brother with the worst projection ability has hit many three-pointers this season, not to mention the rest of the players.

Sixth person: Adebayor, Okoji, etc.

On the bench, African-American players are also talented, such as Adebayor of the Heat and Okoji of the Timberwolves, all of whom can accomplish their tasks well. In addition, aminu-Johnson, cappella, Ibaka and other players can provide enough firepower on the bench, even Bamot who is idle at home can have a good state. Therefore, if African-American players really team up, regardless of salary space, there is no suspense in winning the championship, and they even have the strength to fight against the American national team!