Doncic ranks fourth! US media announces the top 15 international players: Rockets Shin Kyung wins the championship with 11 Jokic

The Lakers' new nuclear Doncic ranks fourth! After another season, the US media "fadeawayworld" announced the top 15 active international players in the NBA based on its latest performance, including 11 of the Rockets' Shen Jing and Jokic won the championship.

Fifth place: Wenban Yama

24-25 season: 24.3 points, 11 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 1.1 steals, 3.8 blocks

Wenban Yama has a historical level of physical movement and static talent, combined with its agility and flexibility based on this, even looking at the history of the NBA, Wenban Yama is also a "unicorn".

After the 24-25 season, Wenban Yama's influence and dominance on both offense and defense have improved significantly. If it weren't for the trouble of injury, Wenban Yama would be the best candidate for DPOY.

And rookie players often usher in transformation and explosion in the third year of their career. Wenban Yama is expected to grow into a real star in the new season, and there is hope to further improve its ranking in the future.

4th place: Doncic

24-25 season: 28.2 points, 8.2 rebounds, 7.7 assists, 1.8 steals

Doncic was traded for the first time in his career in the mid-season of 24-25, or was suddenly traded by the Mavericks without knowing it. One of the core reasons for being abandoned is that he maintained his body shape.

also exposed this after joining the Lakers. Doncic became the weak defensive ring targeted by the opponent on the defensive end. Faced with such a situation, Doncic learned from his mistakes and gave up his vacation for the first time in the offseason to complete the overall loss.

Judging from Doncic's performance in both offense and defense in the European Championship, he is very likely to usher in a strong rebound in the new season and has a chance to enter the top three.

Third place: Alexander

24-25 season: 32.7 points, 5 rebounds, 6.4 assists, 1.7 steals and 1 block

Alexander just spent a perfect season. He not only defeated Jokic, the first player in active combat, and won the MVP, but also continued his personal dominance to complete the playoffs to complete self-provement, leading the Thunder to win the first championship in team history and won the FMVP.

Judging from the content of the game, Alexander's offense and defense are remarkable, but his playing style is not as good as a star, and his reliance on whistleblows has led to huge controversy.

Fortunately, he is still very young, and the Thunder also has all the core lineups, and there are also a large number of chips in his hands. If he can maintain his dominance for 3-5 years in a row, Alexander will truly enter the ranks of super giants.

Second place: Antetokounmpo

24-25 season: 30.4 points, 11.9 rebounds, 6.5 assists, 1.2 blocks

In the past five years, Antetokounmpo has been a stable top three candidate for MVP, and won the MVP twice at the same time, winning the championship once, and winning the FMVP once.

Antetokounmpo on the defensive end has always been a DPOY-level super defender. Antetokounmpo on the offensive end has made great progress and has become a stable threat of 30+ scoring.

Even though a stable projection has not been developed, it has made significant improvements and transformations in terms of ending methods, stability and efficiency, and is fully worthy of the second position.

No.1: Jokic

24-25 season: 29.6 points, 12.7 rebounds, 10.2 assists, 1.8 steals

No doubt, the top spot belongs to Jokic, who is recognized as the first player in active combat, both in the NBA and in international arenas.

Jokic is almost omnipotent on the offensive end and is a stable 30+ three-pointer. If it weren't for the aesthetic fatigue and lack of help, Jokic has been the best candidate for MVP in the past five years.

Considering that the Nuggets finally completed a comprehensive upgrade in the offseason, Jokic is very likely to launch an attack on his second career championship in the new season.

The rest of the list are as follows

6-10: Embiid, Sa Sak, Sika, Murray and Wagner Jr.;

11-15: Shinkyung, Anunobi, Markanen, Gobert and Possian.