The most disappointing player in the second round: the Celtics two major starters are in the list, and the All-Star guard becomes "Blacksmiths"

With the second round of the NBA playoffs coming to an end, the most disappointing player was also released. In the four-group showdown, seven players were collectively named by fans for their performances seriously below expectations, among which the performance of the Celtics double stars and the Cavaliers defender were the most surprising.

Porzingis: The 2.21 Giants are completely lost

The Latvian center, who was once selected as an All-Star, is completely in freezing point. Facing the Cavaliers Series, he averaged only 4.2 points per game, shooting percentage to 24%, and three-pointers with a disaster performance of 22.2%. He is 2.21 meters tall not only frequently defeated the inside, but also failed in the CFG, which he relied on to become famous. Fans joked: "This is not a unicorn, it is simply the owner of a blacksmith shop. "

Holiday: Defensive expert becomes "Invisible Man "

As an important signing for the Celtics during the offseason, although Holiday maintains a shooting percentage of 48.9%, his average contribution of 9.3 points is obviously inconsistent with the annual salary of $34 million. The five-time best defensive team member has a sharp decline in his offensive presence, and he even scored only 4 points in the key battle against G4. However, some comments pointed out: "His role on the defensive end cannot be reflected. "

Garland: Mr. Billion Yuan has become "The King of Turnovers"

Cavaliers defender dragged down the team with a disaster-level performance. Average of 14 points seems acceptable, but the shooting percentage of 34.2% and the three-pointers of 16.7% are shocking. What's even more fatal is that he made 4 mistakes per game. In the life-and-death game in the series, he missed 7 three-pointers, and made consecutive mistakes at the last moment directly ruined the game. Fans complained: "The 197 million contract is probably going to be a garbage contract. "

Other controversial candidates:

Warriors star Pojemsky averaged 11.6 points per game, but his shooting percentage of 33.9% exposed the efficiency problem

Nuggets' forward Porter's three-point shooting percentage plummeted to 25%, and his average score was almost halfway compared to the regular season.

Calligraphy Hunter, Warriors Moody and other role players also failed to meet expectations

This list triggered heated discussion among fans. Some people believe that: "The performance of Pojör is an epic but Garland's continued downturn hurts the team. "There are also voices defending Holiday: "His value is more reflected in the defensive system. "The abnormal performance of these stars has indeed become a key factor in the trend of the series.