Can the character players still be non-selling? These 5 are talking about: Hawks thief Daniels lead the lead

Every team in the NBA will have their non-sale products. As for the Warriors, his non-sale products are Curry, the Lakers’ non-sale products are Doncic, and Luca met Harrison, a weird general manager, and no normal general manager will trade him. It is normal for a superstar to become a non-selling product in the NBA, but it is also surprising that some character players can still become non-selling product. Next, let’s take a look at 5 character players of this type.

Daniels

The Hawks intend to send Trae Young away this offseason. The reason they plan to send Trae Young away is that Trae Young faces a maximum salary renewal, but the Hawks don't want to give him such a big contract. The second aspect is that the team received Daniels' talent from the Pelicans trade. Daniels scored the level of the league's top gate this season. He was selected for the best first defense and won the fastest-progress player award.

Daniels averaged 14.1 points, 5.9 rebounds, 4.4 assists and 3 steals per game this season, with a shooting percentage of 49% and a three-point shooting percentage of 34%. Although the three-pointers are not very good, they don’t have the ability to make three-pointers like before. I believe that as his career deepens, his offensive ability will improve, and his terrifying defensive ability will also become the magic weapon for the Hawks to win. Daniels is a rough jade, and the height he can reach is definitely worth looking forward to.

Bogem

In the offseason last year, the Warriors and the Jazz discussed the deal for Markkanen. At that time, the Jazz wanted Bogem, and the Warriors were unwilling to give it and show that this was a non-sale product of the team. In the early stage of the regular season, Bogem was questioned a lot because his performance was not outstanding. However, after Butler joined, Bogem proved his value. He really couldn't be the second leader, but it was still good to make him the third leader. He can always play unexpected performances.

Bojie's offensive ability has improved in the past two seasons, especially the ability to be a mid-range ability. He plays very spiritually and has a very high ball quotient. In the future, he may have the ability to become a player of Xiaoli. He still has a lot of room for growth, and he is very suitable for the Warriors' system. Bojiem averaged 11.3 points, 5 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 1.3 steals per game in the playoffs this season. In the eyes of the Warriors, Bojie is a more valuable player than Kumingga.

Kulibali

Wirees won Kulibali with the No. 7 pick in the first round in 2023. Although he was positioned as a 3D player, in the eyes of the Wizards, he is one of the cornerstones of the team's future. Previously, the Wizards also said that Kulibali is a non-sale product of the team. Although it has not reached the height that the Wizards want, Kulibali has indeed increased the ball compared to his rookie season. His defensive ability is better, but the offensive end needs to be improved.

Kulibali averaged 12.3 points, 5 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 1.3 steals per game this season, and his three-point shooting percentage is only 28%. I don’t know how much patience the Wizards will have to wait for Kulibali to grow. As their reconstruction is bad, the team will get more and more young players. If Kulibali cannot have a significant increase in such competition, he may eventually lose his non-selling value. Kulibali is actually more in line with the positioning of a blue-collar worker.

Olsa Thompson

Olsa showed his versatility in his rookie season, but he missed many games due to injury. After returning this season, he did not get the core position again until the second half of the season. His top defensive ability and impact force made him recognized by Bill Staff. In addition to Cunningham, Olsa Thompson is the most valued player on the team. Now the Pistons are waiting for him to play on the offensive end, and he will become an offensive and defensive existence.

Who is the one who looks most like Amen Thompson in the league? Obviously, the answer is his younger brother Olsa Thompson. Olsa has performed well in the playoffs this season. He averaged 11.5 points, 5.2 rebounds, 1 assist, 1.2 steals, and 0.8 blocks per game in the playoffs. His shooting percentage is as high as 57%. Compared with his brother, Olsa's biggest problem is that his three-point shooting ability is worse and he has no organizational ability.

Amen Thompson

Although Amen is a non-sale product of the Rockets, he is not the core on the team's offensive end. The team's three-core core on the offensive end are Jaylen Green, Shin Kyung and Van Jordan. Amen is more of a value on the defensive end. At the same time, he can use his own ball-holding breakthrough to kill. His mid-range is also enough. As long as Amen can develop a stable three-pointer in the future, he will be the core on the team's offensive end.

Amen is somewhat similar to Simmons. He completely crushed other backcourt players in terms of athletic talent and body shape. Amen can switch to multiple positions, and his defensive influence is also great. He was successfully selected for the best defense this season. He won such an honor in the second year of his career. Amen can average 15.7 points, 7 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 1.7 steals and 0.9 blocks per game in the playoffs, with a shooting percentage of 49%. His upper limit is definitely worth looking forward to.

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