Is Embiid now accused of being a defender?

The US media Hoop Exchange (HE) has established an active center ranking, which is very controversial because it is very different from the rankings of media such as ESPN, HP, and TA. The biggest problem is that Embiid's name does not appear on this list. It is understandable if there are too many injuries, but fans said that some US media have now agreed that Embiid is not a center?

Look at the top five active leagues, Jokic, Towns, Vinbanyama, Zubac and Shinkyung, isn't it very unexpected?

Jokic became the No. 1 center in the league, and it is not an exaggeration to say that he is the first person in the news. Both personal data and team-leading ability are now top-notch. At the end of last season, the Nuggets boss directly hyped up some head coach Malone and general manager Booth. There must be Jokic's reason. If it continues to develop as before, it should only be a matter of time before.

It is said that basketball is Jokic's second profession, but no one will be in trouble with money and championships. Do you think that Teacher Yoo doesn't want to win another championship at his peak?

The second place is Towns, which feels a bit inflated! Personally, I think Towns is most suitable for the position of the No. 4 position, playing against the power forward, because his inside attack and the frame protection are quite average, and more because he has three-pointers to have such good data. As for who is better, he or Embiid? It should be that the healthy Embiid is better, but fortunately Embiid is really too fragile and he will be reimbursed every time.

Downs performed well last season's playoffs. I hope the new coach Brown can give Towns more tactical status.

The third place was given to Wenban Yama. As expected, TA also gave him second directly, so it seems that all the media are optimistic about the prospects of Wenban. Last season, I didn't play enough games due to venous thrombosis, otherwise the Wenban should have the chance to win the block king, the best defensive player, the best defensive team, and the best team.

I wonder what the difference is in the literary class after practicing in Shaolin Temple? Looking forward to the performance of the literary class in the new season.

The fourth place is Zubac. Azu has really stood up in the past two seasons. After Harden arrived, he has fully activated him. His data and shooting percentage are career highs, and he has also won a big contract. This blue-collar center, who was abandoned by the Lakers, has unknowingly become one of the top centers in the league. Zubac's frame protection is still very good, and with the small hooks around the free throw line he evolved, he is now a big man who can attack and defend.

Leng Knowledge, Zubac, the Clippers' contract has the highest life of the highest contract!

The fifth place is Shen Jing. Shen Jing's data is indeed impressive. Last season, he averaged 19.1 points, 10.3 rebounds, 4.9 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.8 blocks. It was also the first time he scored into the All-Star and got a big contract. But I always feel that it is still a bit bad. His performance on the defensive end is not very good, and the frame protection is even a bit bad. In addition, when it comes to the key to score, he also likes to lose the chain. There are indeed many things to be polished, but he does have some support skills, which is somewhat like Jokic.

I feel that the league has started to reuse centers again, and all teams are hoarding the inside. I guess they know that if you want to break out of the Western Conference or the Finals, Jokic is indeed an inescapable point. So looking at some teams in the West, at least there are two big ones.

When the center is so easy to play, isn't Embiid ready to make a comeback? Did you really move closer to the defender?