After the first round, who is averaging 30 points per game? Only 4 masters did it, 2 people have been eliminated

The first round of the playoffs has officially come to an end. This year, the number one in the East and West has advanced strongly with a 4-0 sweep, and the West has even staged a miracle of Black Seven and Black Six, which can be said to be very exciting. Who is the average 30 points per game after the first round? Only 4 great masters did it, and 2 of them were even more unfortunately eliminated.

Antetokounmpo

The Bucks are the fifth team in the East, and the first round of the game is not surprising, but only winning one game is beyond the expectations of many fans. In the five games against the Pacers, Antetokounmpo scored MVP level almost every game, averaging exaggerated data of 33 points, 15.4 rebounds and 6.6 assists, and maintained a 60.6% shooting percentage. But the teammates are so bad, so many media are speculating that Antetokounmpo may leave the team this year.

Brunson

Knicks leader, Brunson was also elected as the best key player in the NBA this year. He has strong key ball skills, especially on the playoff stage, which is the Knicks' most trustworthy thigh. In the first round of the game against the Pistons, the Knicks won the game and finally advanced 4-2. Brunson averaged 31.5 points, 4 rebounds, 8.2 assists per game, and his shooting percentage was 43.6%. He completed well in both scoring and organization, and was an undefeated top No. 1 position.

Tatum is the first small forward in active service. Tatum has been selected for the Best Team for many years. The Celtics are also the strongest team in overall strength and the defending champion of the league. As the boss of the team, Tatum only played 4 games in the first round, but his performance on the field was excellent, giving the Pistons a good lesson, averaging 31.3 points, 11.3 rebounds, 5.3 assists per game, and maintaining a 45% shooting percentage, and his performance on both offense and defense is top-notch.

Doncic

The Lakers are a highly anticipated team, but their performance in the playoffs this year is disappointing. Although James and Doncic both performed well in personal performance, the team's defense is too bad and the lineup is too deformed. In addition, head coach Redick is too conservative, so the performance on the field is very bad. As the boss of the team, Doncic still maintains good performance. He easily scored comprehensive data per game of 30.2 points, 7 rebounds, 5.8 assists, and his shooting percentage was 45%. His offensive influence is unquestionable, but his defense this year is really bad.