First of all, Ross, Shao Wei and Owen are all good players, NBA stars and worthy of starting. But the premise of the problem is the peak period. Compared with the three players at their peak, there is no doubt that Ross is the most talented of the three players. How powerful was Ross at his peak? He was the No.1 pick in the 2008 NBA draft and the first local draft pick in Chicago's history. In addition to the title of number one scholar, he began to show his talents when he joined the league. He is the youngest MVP in NBA history. At that time, Ross was regarded as the most talented defender after Jordan, the hope of Chicago basketball revival and the future successor of the league. So there is no doubt that his peak strength will naturally choose Ross first.
At the same time, in addition to the strength of the players, Ross has a leader temperament compared with Shao Wei and Owen, and can play a variety of important roles such as organizer, starter and leader of a team. Basketball, in a sense, is a team basketball. The individual ability is not only outstanding, but also promotes the overall development of the team. Compared with Shao Wei and Owen, Shao Wei won the MVP, and his strength is also very strong. However, his personal ability makes it difficult for the team to make progress. Moreover, Owen is younger than all of them and needs experience. From this point of view, Ross in the peak period is indeed very powerful, and both personal ability and team have achieved very good results, so Ross is more suitable to play the starting position of the three players in the peak period.
When talking about Shao Wei and Owen, why did Shao Wei give up Owen as a substitute? The first one is even worse, because Shao Wei is at the peak, averaging three pairs in two seasons, and Shao Wei has set a record only for him. In addition, Shao Wei was elected as the MVP of the regular season. Such a Shao Wei is undoubtedly full of strength, which can effectively promote the play of the substitute lineup and create value for the team.