With the popularity of the era of small ball, the big players in NBA are gradually divided into two factions, one is the projective type represented by Love, and the other is the "jumper" represented by Adebayor. Most of the former feel soft, but their physical fitness is poor, and the defensive end moves slowly, which is easy to become a breakthrough for defenders; The latter is purely physical talent, although there is no soft touch, but the ability to eat cakes, protect the frame and change the defense is necessary.

Although the technical characteristics of these two types of players are completely different, no matter which one you are, as long as you achieve the ultimate, you will still become the target of many teams. This summer, a "Jumping Man" center attracted the attention of many strong teams. He is Noel, 13' s No.6 rookie.

In the 20 13 draft, Noel, who was expected to be the top pick, fell to sixth place due to injury. After being selected by the Pelican, Noel was traded to the Philadelphia 76ers, but Noel did not participate in the rookie season due to injury.

14- 15 season, Noel played 75 games for the team, starting 7 1 game, averaging 30.8 minutes, 9.9 points and 8. 1 rebound 1.9 blocks, and was selected as the best rookie team. I thought he would be one of the puzzles of the rise of the 76ers, but who would have thought that at this moment, the 76ers ushered in another talented center-Embiid.

Because of injury, Embiid didn't play for the team in the first two seasons, but in the third season, he showed super dominance on the court for the first time, and the team quickly traded Okafor and Noel, which provided enough space for Embiid's growth.

Noel's performance after being sent to the lone ranger was not very bright, but he rejected the four-year 70 million contract offered by the lone ranger after the rookie contract ended and chose to test the free market. As a result, no one cares. In the last year, 4190,000 returned to the lone ranger.

But after a season, Noel still failed to offer a price, but he joined the Thunder with a two-year basic salary contract. During his two years in Thunder, Noel not only didn't show too much eye-catching, but also left a famous scene of Wiggins' concussion. After the contract expired, he also chose to leave the rebuilt Thunder and join the new york Knicks, where he found a sense of belonging.

Noel played 64 games for the Knicks this season, and he successfully seized the opportunity after Robinson was injured. With his excellent performance on the defensive end, he won the trust of coach Spurdu and won the starting position. And it averaged 2.2 blocks per game, second only to DPOY Gaubert.

He is about to become a free agent this summer, which has attracted the attention of many teams, including the Nets and the Lone Ranger.

If he can really join the Nets in the end, he will not only get stable playing time, but even have a chance to compete for the championship. I wonder if he will make the wrong choice again this time as he did four years ago?