The general manager of the Thunder was elected the best executive, the Rockets and Clippers entered the top five, and the Lakers were overrated at sixth?

The NBA playoffs have entered the second round, but in fact, most teams have ended this season's journey. The league's senior executives also selected some awards, which increased traffic and discussion in the case of fewer games.

According to the league official news, Thunder general manager Sam Presti was elected the best executive of the season, Rockets Rafael Stone and Clippers' Frank both entered the top five, and Lakers general manager Robert Pelinka, although ranked sixth, may be overrated.

Thunder for the second consecutive year, with a record of top in the Western Conference, and management's operations will naturally be praised. In fact, compared with last season, the Thunder lineup has not changed so much, but it seems very targeted. For example, if Josh Gidey single-for-Alex Caruso is the result of profit from now on, the Thunder also bought the bottom and got the most popular Nikola Topic, who was reimbursed in advance due to injury, which is very similar to the Nuggets Taobao's choice of Michael Porter. The Thunder have already planned for the future in advance.

The Rockets were blacked out of seven by the Warriors in the first round, but ranked second in the West in the regular season, which obviously exceeded outside expectations. The Rockets did not have any real-time recruitment power in the offseason last year, but added fresh blood, but Tanhualang Reed Shepard did not get any chance in his rookie season. Of course, the Rockets cooperated with the Nets to exchange for multiple first-round picks for the Suns. In the future, they have the opportunity to play in the playoffs and the Suns help them play badly. This operation may add a lot of points to the Rockets, making Rafael Stone ranked high.

Clippers were also eliminated in the first round, but the management has made a lot of efforts in the existing lineup framework, such as Derek Jones Jr. and Chris Dunn, who has a very presence on the defensive end. Veteran Nicholas Batum returns, and before the mid-term deadline, the Clippers have introduced Bogdan Bogdanovic and Ben Simmons. To be honest, there is nothing wrong with the management's operations. The Clippers' first round tour is more because of their almost luck and the West is too cruel.

As for Lakers General Manager Robert Pelinka, although he got Luca Doncic, this signing is all about the league's secret operation, and it is not his own magic trick. Especially when the Lakers had already won Mark Williams, the management chose to return the goods, and then did not make any operations, which directly led to the Lakers being easily won by the Timberwolves in the first round of the West. Therefore, compared with this ranking, the Lakers' management may be overrated.