Zubac ranked first! US media commented on the top 5 underrated players in the past five years: Harten ranked 4th White ranked 2nd

Zubac ranks first! After another season, the US media "bleacherreport" selected the top 5 underrated players in the past five years based on its latest performance, including Harten ranked fourth and White ranked second.

No. 5: Reus O'Neal (Suns)

Reus O'Neal is a typical blue-collar 3D wing. It has been selected as the most underrated list for five consecutive years, but it has always ranked fifth.

is underestimated mainly because Reus O'Neal still maintains high-quality defense and three-point shooting despite extremely low usage rates. Since the 20-21 season, he has made a total of 724 three-pointers, with a shooting percentage of 38.8%, while his usage rate is only slightly higher than 12%.

At the same time, he plays the defensive arrow figure most of the time, so he deserves to be on the list, but with the increase of age and the emergence of more young blue-collar wings of the same type, he is likely to be squeezed out of the list in the future.

4th place: Harten (Thunder)

From a marginal player who competed with Zhou Qi for the third center rotation position in the Rockets to now becoming the starting center of the champion Thunder, Harten's growth and hard work are amazing and admirable.

And he is not the simple blue-collar engineer-type inside line that people think. He has been improving over the past few seasons. Not only has he developed a stable mid-range throw finish, but he has also achieved perfection in various finishes after the pick-and-roll.

The defensive end has grown to close to the DPOY level. Its high-level irreplaceable value on the defensive end is second only to Brother Brow and Wenban Yama in the center position, which allows him to still make it to the list after signing a three-year contract of 87 million.

Third place: Hart (Knicks)

Hart's lack of stable three-point shooting has made him seriously underestimated by the outside world, but the fact is that Hart has brought great influence on the Knicks on both ends of the offense and defense, and it can even be said that it is the most important part of the Knicks' offense and defense system.

He has the best rebounding ability in the same position, and he is also very good at pushing the game quickly after grabbing rebounds, hitting the basket, and playing the second core of the organization in the transition.

While maintaining efficient rebounds, assists and steals, Hart handed over a true shooting percentage of 58.7%, which put him on par with Doncic, Jokic and Adebayo under the same circumstances.

Second place: White (Celtics)

White does not seem to belong to this list. He has received a lot of praise in the past few seasons, but this is still far from his real game influence, and he is still seriously underestimated.

As a defensive player, White has made great progress on the offensive end in the past three seasons. Whether it is the ability to break through the ball, the organization and three-point shooting, White has reached the elite level and is becoming a qualified ball-holding attacker.

Since the 20-21 season, White VORP (irreplaceable value) has always been the number one among non-All-Star players. At the same time, only Antetokounmpo can reach the same level as him in assists and blocking performance.

No. 1: Zubac (Clippers)

Zubac is growing into one of the top inside players in the league, but unfortunately he is still underestimated. No one really regards him as one of the Clippers giants, especially beside Harden and Kat.

But judging from the specific game content and advanced data, Zubac is already one of the best inside players in service, and his inside offensive efficiency ranks in the top 10% of the league for three consecutive seasons.

In the past five years, he has maintained at least 60% two-point shooting percentage, 25% defensive rebound rate and 3% block rate. Including the playing time, only Allen, Antetokounmpo and Gobert have done the same thing.