Take stock of the top 7 most powerful non-All-Star players, Reeves is on the list, Murray leads

For any player who plays in the NBA, they undoubtedly hope that they can be selected as the All-Star one day. To achieve this achievement not only means that their strength has been recognized, but also being selected as the All-Star can also increase their exposure, which is obviously beneficial to their future career. However, since there are so many All-Star places in each season, some players will always miss it. For example, next we will take stock of these 7 major stars. Although they have never been selected as All-Stars, they all have outstanding strength. No matter which team can get them, they will have obvious enhancement to their combat power!

7. Bain

Average 19.2 points, 6.1 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 1.2 steals this season, Bain was more of a role player positioning on the court, but no one expected that he would explode in his second season. That year, his average average of the regular season soared to 18.2 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.7 assists. The most important thing is that his improved ball-holding skills allowed people to see more possibilities in him, so since then the Grizzlies have given Bain a higher tactical position.

Bain averaged 23.7 points, 4.4 rebounds, 5.5 assists and 1 steal in the regular season of the 2023-2024 season, which is undoubtedly close to the All-Star level, but due to injury, he only played 42 games, so he still failed to be selected into the All-Star in the end. Due to injuries and changes in the team system this season, Bain's performance has declined. In the future, the Grizzlies also need to make better adjustments between him and Morant and Jaren Jackson Jr. Now the three of them have no excellent chemistry on the court.

6.Zubac

Average 16.8 points, 12.6 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 1.1 blocks per game this season, fans have been resentful of this deal since the Lakers sent Zubac to the Clippers, especially now that they are in a hurry to have a qualified center, so they miss Zubac even more. However, for Zubac, being traded to the Clippers is undoubtedly beneficial to his career. After coming here, he has gained more playing time and his tactical status is getting higher and higher.

Zubac performed his best career performance this season. As the team's starting center in the regular season, he not only made great achievements on the offensive end, but also the first core on the defensive end. As a result, he was also successfully selected for the Best Defensive Second Team. In the playoffs, facing the league's No. 1 center Jokic, Zubac played his role well, so he averaged 17.4 points, 10.1 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1 block per game. Unfortunately, the team still regretted losing to his opponent in the tiebreak.

5. Reeves

Average 20.2 points, 4.5 rebounds, 5.8 assists and 1.1 steals per game this season. As a undraft, the outside world did not set any template for Reeves at the beginning. Even though he played well in the rookie season, most fans still think about wherever he can play with his talent, and they still can't ask for too much. The result is that Reeves keeps refreshing people's impression of him. Although he was 23 years old when he entered the league, he has been improving over the years.

Reeves really played at a quasi-All-star level in the regular season this season. He not only developed reliable scoring skills on the offensive end, but also had earth-shaking changes in his pass control compared to before. Because of Reeves' progress, the Lakers dared to trade Russell at the previous No. 1 position. It is true that Reeves did not perform well in the playoffs this year, but considering the learning ability he has shown over the years, the Lakers have reason to believe that he can continue to improve himself in the future. According to the current situation, his annual salary for his next contract will be above $30 million.

4. White

Average 16.4 points, 4.5 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 1.1 blocks this season, since joining the Celtics, White's progress is obvious to all, especially his three-point shooting is becoming more and more outrageous. White was definitely an indelible contribution to the Celtics' championship in the playoffs. In the playoffs, he averaged 3.4 three-pointers with a shooting percentage of 40.4%. In conjunction with the singles of the Double Tanhua, the Celtics' offense is simple and efficient.

White's three-pointers this season are still as outstanding as ever. He averaged 3.5 three-pointers with a shooting rate of 38.4% per game in the regular season, and White is not useless except for three-pointers. Although his ball-holding skills are not very good, it is still OK to deal with local more and less or simply attack the basket. White's defense is even more top-notch among guards, especially assisting defense. He is one of the few defenders who can play a significant role in reducing the reserve requirement ratio in the interior.

3. Barrett

Average 21.1 points, 6.3 rebounds, 5.4 assists, this season, since entering the league in 2019, Barrett has maintained an excellent competitive state. Although his ceiling is indeed not high, giving him the ball rights, he can still do it frequently. After being traded to the Raptors last season, Barrett also performed better, especially during the time he was traded, he averaged 21.8 points per game and shot as high as 55.3%.

Barrett averaged 21.1 points, 6.3 rebounds and 5.4 assists per game this season. He is a relatively comprehensive type among the ranks of forward and guards, but his unstable shooting and mediocre attacking will still lead to his prone to performing abnormally in high-end games. Fortunately, Barrett is only 24 years old, and he still has room for improvement in the future, but the premise is that the Raptors can no longer play badly, otherwise he will not be able to exercise his higher limit if he keeps losing..

2. Wagner Jr., averaging 24.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, 4.7 assists and 1.3 steals per game this season, a large and ball-holding front line like Wagner Jr., is still a scarce resource in the league today, and he has been improving his strength over the years. If it weren't for injury this season, Wagner Jr. would not only have a high probability of being selected as the All-Star, but he even had the chance to make the best team, so this year is still a pity for him.

In the playoffs, the Magic once again played the first round, but Wagner Jr. used this to prove that he was not a soft-footed shrimp in the big game. Facing strong opponents, he averaged 25.8 points, 4.8 rebounds, 5.6 assists and 1.2 steals per game. If it weren't for the ironclad three-pointers, his production efficiency would have been better.

1.Murray

Average 21.4 points, 3.9 rebounds and 6 assists this season,

Speaking of the strongest non-All-star player in active service, Murray said no one dared to say first. He has been unable to play his full strength in the regular season due to injury over the years, but every time the playoff schedule is shortened, he can perform better. Especially in the 2023 championship season, Murray scored at a level no less than a super giant, and various attacks and high-difficulty goals can be said to have beaten the mentality of many opponents' fans.

And even though Murray was still not in his best condition due to injury this season, he averaged 21.8 points, 4.9 rebounds and 5.2 assists per game in the playoffs. Even when facing the Thunder's historical defense, he has had many highlights, but now he is not as stable as he did two years ago.