Rockets future dual-core 2k value is announced, Amen is comparable to Butler, Shin Kyung and Zion Xiaosa are in the same level

2K officially announced the latest player ability value. Among the 10 players from 31 to 40, this player is basically point guards and centers, with multiple All-Stars and blue-collar players; the Houston Rockets' inside core Shin Kyung is also among them, with a ability value of 87, and the ability value of Zubac, Zion and Sabonis in the center position is the same. The highest player in this level is that the Thunder's inside player Homgren has a slight advantage, and his ability value is 88, ranked 31st. The four centers with the same ability values have really caused quite controversy. Shin Kyung and Sabonis, who are ranked comparable, have some differences in data. Shin Kyung averaged 19.1 points, 10.3 rebounds, 4.9 assists and 1.1 steals per game; Sabonis averaged 19.3 points, 13.9 rebounds and 6 assists per game. Sabonis has the advantage in rebounding and assists, which shows that Sabonis's franchise protection and support abilities are more mature. In terms of shooting percentage, Shen Jing was completely out of the way, with a shooting percentage of nearly 60%. As a center, his three-point shooting percentage from the outside is as high as 41%.

Zion's strength as the No. 1 pick should naturally not be underestimated. If it weren't for the trouble of injuries, his ability value should be above 90. Last season, he played in just 30 games and averaged 24.6 points, 7.2 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 1.2 steals in 28.5 minutes per game. The three-point shooting percentage has dropped significantly, but the shooting percentage remains at 56%, and the overall offensive end is stronger than Shin Kyung.

Zubac is a blue-collar insider. With Harden joining the Clippers, Zubac gradually became a double-double center with averaging 16.8 points, 12.6 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game, with a shooting percentage of up to 62%, hitting a career high. But after all, he is a functional player. His main role on the court is defense and frame protection. Compared with the above three centers who have been selected as All-Stars, it is still slightly inferior. Jimmy Butler, who is ranked last in this category, has a abilities value of 87. After switching to the Warriors, Butler did not need to take on the team's offense, but only needed to show his hard strength at both ends of his offense and defense at critical moments. Therefore, his average number of data is only 17.5 points, 5.4 rebounds, 5.4 assists and 1.4 steals per game. However, Butler's key ball offensive and defensive ability is still the top in the league. His contribution does not appear gorgeous on the court, but can affect the team's victory or defeat.

Another Rockets future core, Amen Thompson, was previously announced as a 87 ability value, followed Butler and ranked 41st. The two played very similarly in the early stages of their careers. They were both not good at shooting, but had outstanding defensive skills and were particularly prominent in frontcourt rebounds and steals. Butler, who gradually practiced shooting in the later stage, also became a truly All-star striker. Amen's future growth path can be completely referenced by Butler as a template. As long as Amen can develop his shooting shortcomings and his own static talent, the Rockets will have the opportunity to gain an enhanced version of Butler as the core of the outside.