The top seed Celtics actually drew 2-2 with the Cavaliers.

James withstood the pressure and played well, while the Celtics had a tendency to become "away bugs".

The problem for the Green Army is still offense, with Rondo and Perkins both being open on the perimeter, and opponents being able to free up their hands and feet to contain the Big Three.

McBiby's defensive ability is average, and it is not a problem at all against Rondo, just put three steps away and let Rondo play on the side, and someone will help when he breaks through.

Rondo is in the most special situation, he has to hold the ball to be effective, but his shooting ability is poor, and his free throws are not even as good as that of a center. His strength is that he can use his defense, pull the opponent's guard shooting percentage below the normal level, limit the opponent's shots, and then beat the opponent with his rich experience in not shooting.

In the Western Conference semifinals, the Lakers and Jazz also played a difficult game, and the battle was tied 2-2.

Kobe Bryant had 33 points, 8 rebounds and 10 assists, but unfortunately his performance at critical moments was unconvincing and his state was sluggish, with a total of 2 of 13 shots in the fourth quarter and overtime, and only 1 of 10 three-pointers in the whole game.

The Spurs beat the Hornets at home, also tied 2-2, and Game 5 will be played at the home of the Hornets.

Chris Paul had 23 points and five assists, his teammates were mediocre, Pargo had 11 points, David West had 10 points, and no one else had scored in double figures.

After four games in the second round, all the regular season awards were announced.

Kevin Durant became the Rookie of the Year award, averaging 20.7 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game. No one was optimistic about him at the start of the season, and many people still say that he has limited potential and relies too much on jump shots.

All-Rookie Team 1: Durant (SuperSonics), Jeff Green (Hawks), Alsolton (Clippers), Luis Scola (Rockets), Al Horford (Trail Blazers).

All-Rookie Team 2: Carl Landri (Rockets), Jamario Moon (Raptors), Navarro (Grizzlies), Starkey (Pistons), Thaddeus Young (76ers).

Yi Jianlian once ranked second on the rookie list at the beginning of the game, surpassing Durant in popularity, but in the end, he didn't even enter the rookie lineup. It didn't help for Wang Jun to cheer up, he played badly in the King's rookie season. There are too many offensive players, he can't fight for the ball, and the defense is a leaky spoon that he can't make up for.

It is rumored that the Ma'a's brothers, the owners of the Kings, are also preparing to sell the team and are about to become disheartened with the Kings.

Ginobili became the sixth man of the year, he was an All-Star level sixth man, and no one could compete with him.

The best coach blinded everyone. It's not Doug Rivers, who led the Green Army to the best record, or Skeys, who has the team's second-best record in the league despite being plagued by injuries. It's Byron Scott of the Hornets.

Speaking of coaching, Scott is actually more like a star nanny, he will only use the style of play that best reflects the personal value of the star, simply put, relying on the star.

This star is a mule or a horse, and what is the ceiling of building a lineup with him as the core, let Scottra come out for a walk. The ceiling of the lineup with Kidd as the core is the Finals, and Paul is not bad right now. But how much does on-court tactics have to do with Scott?

The most improved player is the Magic's Turkoglou, who averages 19.5 points, 5.7 rebounds and 5 assists per game.

Even if the Magic have Carter, the core of the outside strategy is Turkoglou. Responsible for playing as a playmaker. Because he played a small forward-oriented position, he failed to make the All-Star in the talent-rich East.

The best defensive player was won by Kevin Garnett, who is the best defender in the best defensive team, which is not controversial, but the best defensive team is very controversial, causing countless fans to complain.

Best Defensive Team: Wang Jun, Kobe, Garnett, Camby, Duncan.

Best Defensive Second Team: Paul, Bowen, Battier, Prince, Howard.

It's Camby again, and it's the best defensive team again. On the worst defensive team like the Nuggets, he hasn't guarded anyone except for beautiful block statistics. With 13.1 rebounds and 3.6 blocks, he was selected.

The Lakers have conceded more than 100 points in successive seasons and have not shown any defensive team qualities. Kobe Bryant was blown up by Arenas by 60 points that year, and Wang Jun exploded with 75 points this season, and the videos were posted on the Internet, which still did not affect his selection to the best defensive team.

The reason why he was selected is probably the most like Jordan, how can he not be in the defensive lineup?

As for the Hornets, the praise is even more obvious. Does the defensive system rely primarily on Paul?

It is not difficult to see the league's selection criteria from this lineup.

Wang Jun was selected because of the Bulls' record, and he conceded a lot of points per game. Several colander players were present, and it was either Wang Jun or Chandler who was responsible for the defense, and the "boxing king" was absent for many games, so naturally Wang Jun was selected.

Billups gave way to Paul, who had good stats and was praised by the league. The other three Pistons all have offensive stats. Relatively speaking, Prince has the lowest presence on the offensive end, so let him enter the defensive lineup as a consolation prize.

When it comes to the Rockets, it is said that Maddy and Alston do not defend, but the Rockets' defensive data are not bad, and the reason for Niu B comes down to Battier, Yao Ming, and Hayes. Yao Ming's offensive stats are beautiful, and Hayes is a substitute, so Battier was selected.

The real defensive team, the Cavaliers and the 76ers, was not selected to the All-Defensive Team.

The 76ers are gone, and Iverson is unpopular, and the league doesn't praise their players.

Everyone in the Cavaliers thinks that winning is not by defense, but by James's walking, so even if James defends better than Bowen, it is useless.

To put it bluntly, the two awards of Best Defensive Player and Best Defensive Team are nonsense, not based on strength, but by elimination.

The regular season MVP was finally awarded to Wang Jun, who successfully completed three consecutive MVPs, surpassing Jordan and competing with Bird, Russell, and Chamberlain.

If it weren't for the fact that he averaged 40 points per game and had the second-best record in the league, David Stern really didn't want to give him the award.

Paul is too young, and his data and record are not as good as Wang Jun.

Give Kobe Bryant ...... The eighth efficiency value was awarded to him because of the best record in the West? Say that Bynum and Gasol didn't play the full 82 games because of injuries? The Bulls have much more serious injuries than the Lakers.

Kobe Bryant's efficiency and data can't suppress Paul, there is really no evidence that he is stronger than Wang Jun, and the Lakers lost the competition between the two teams in the regular season.

Kobe has not won the MVP yet, and Stern would like to give him one, provided that Kobe Bryant plays the next best record after leaving O'Neal, otherwise there will be controversy. Even without Wang Jun this year, the Lakers are only the third in the league.

Since the MVP is not given to Garnett, the Green player with the best record, why not give Wang Jun, who has better statistics? He has broken Jordan's single-season scoring average record, which is the most powerful stat among scoring guards.

The best line-up was announced.

Wang Jun led the way, and the other four were Garnett of the Celtics, Howard of the Magic, James of the Cavaliers and Kobe Bryant of the Lakers.

Poor Paul, with super stats and excellent records, the highest point guard efficiency value in history, was stunned and didn't squeeze in.

Second team: Paul, Deron Williams, Duncan, Nowitzki, Stoudmayre.

Three formations: Nash, Ginobili, Pierce, Boozer, Yao Ming.

It's normal for Smalls to be ahead of Nash, fourth in the league in efficiency, and Nash is only 19th in defense.

The Rockets need a representative, and Yao Ming, who missed the playoffs with an injury, was selected, and now he is recognized as a super center in the league.

PS (To be continued.) )