The Nets came from behind to win the best record in the East, but only scored 57 wins, and LeBron James's statistics were gorgeous, averaging 27.5 points, 8.5 rebounds, 8.3 assists and 1.5 steals per game while shooting 51.2% from the field. It's a pity that the record is not good, and he wants to win the regular season MVP again.

The Bucks lost a lot of games in the second half, including a six-game losing streak, and they finished second in the East with just 53 wins. If this record does not have the home advantage in the first round in the west, the pattern of the west being strong and the east being weak is still very obvious.

The Bucks' Achilles' heel is the penalty area defense, and Larry Sanders has decided to retire after playing 30 games.

The reason for Sanders' departure was unusual, and he offered to reach a buyout agreement with the Bucks. Race for the title this season? Does that have anything to do with him? He's an artist!

He had too many reasons to leave the NBA, having been caught smoking marijuana four times for violating the NBA's drug ban and suffering from depression, anxiety disorder and mood disorders. His incompatible attitude and way of doing things on the field, so arrogant that he gave a thumbs up to the referee after being sent off, and he dared to do it. He once described playing basketball as a "boring job."

In short, he ruined Paul George......

3-8 are the Wizards, Bulls, Magic, Celtics, Hornets, and Raptors.

Rondo played only 22 games and was traded to the Pacers in exchange for Lance Stevens. The Green Army finished sixth without a big name.

The Green Army signed a young Brad Stevens as head coach in 2014, and he did an excellent job of keeping the team balanced in attack and defence.

9-15 are the Pacers, Pistons, Cavaliers, Hawks, Heat, Knicks, 76ers.

Bryant's 76ers have only 15 wins, two fewer than the Lakers, and have become the fastest regressing team in the league. Their goal for next season is definitely to be a bad one, and strive to develop a rookie with a high pick.

The Knicks have only won 19 games, and the rating of new core Carmelo Anthony has dropped to the bottom of his career, and he began to degenerate as soon as he joined the team. However, the Knicks' biggest problem is injury trouble, and Anthony is a backstopper, who has only played in 40 games. And the Knicks have only one person who has played a full 82 games on the team, Jason Smith.

Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook won the scoring title for the first time in his career, averaging 28.4 points, 7.6 rebounds, 8.5 assists and 2.1 steals per game while shooting just 42.3% from the field.

76ers center DeAndre Jordan won the rebounding title, averaging 15.3 per game.

Both of these numbers are very beautiful, and the team did not make the playoffs.

Clippers point guard Chris Paul is back-to-back assist leader, averaging just 10.2 per game. Fans are used to Guo Xu's performance of 15+ assists, and Paul's assists are not so attractive.

The block king was acquired by the Pelicans' Anthony Davis, who averaged 2.9 per game.

Spurs small forward Kawhi Leonard won the steals title, averaging 2.3 per game.

The playoffs began, and the top three teams in the first round of the Western Conference all advanced easily, and the fifth-place Spurs eliminated the Clippers 4-2.

Veteran Duncan averaged 35.8 minutes per game in the series, scoring 20 points, 11 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 1.3 steals and 1.5 blocks, shooting 58.9% from the field.

Paul's playoff statistics are beautiful again, averaging 22+10 per game, but his teammates didn't support him enough and lost.

Veteran Pierce's form has seriously declined, and the Clippers' overall defense inside and outside is poor.

The teams with home-court advantage in the first round of the Eastern Conference all won their games. The best performer was the Bulls, who swept the Magic 4-0, and as long as Derrick Rose is healthy enough to play, the Bulls are strong overall.

The matchup in the second round of the Western Conference was more intense, with the Spurs winning one away game against the Warriors and a 1-1 draw on the aggregate.

At this time, the major awards of the regular season were announced one after another.

Stephen Curry won the regular season MVP for the second consecutive year, with the best record in the league and beautiful statistics.

He averaged 34.6 minutes per game, scoring 26.6 points, 5 rebounds, 6.6 assists and 2.1 steals while shooting 49.5 percent from the field, 44.3 percent from three-point range and 91.4 percent from the free throw line. His true shooting percentage was 64.1 percent, a career-high high.

The media all praised Curry, Kobe Bryant unfortunately lay down again, and many fans said that it was fortunate that he was gone, otherwise Curry would have been scrapped.

Generally, the hardcore Komi who do not watch the game and rely only on fantasy express dissatisfaction. "Curry is a system player, and he has the ability to face the bag and shoot at people." "Kobe's low shooting percentage is because of the bag clip, no one is the bag Curry."

Curry leads the All-NBA team for a while, along with James Harden, LeBron James, Anthony Davis, and Marc Gasol.

Gasol Jr. played the peak of his career, averaging 17.6 points, 7.5 rebounds, 4.2 assists, 1 steal and 1.3 blocks per game, shooting 46.5% from the field and 38.1% from three-point range. His stats surpassed that of his older brother Pau Gasol and he received a better rating.

Best Second Team: Chris Paul, John Wall, Paul George, Pau Gasol, Brook Lopez.

The 35-year-old Gasol, who has never been selected for a lineup, has played for the Grizzlies since entering the league, averaging 16.5 points, 10.3 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.8 blocks in 32 minutes per game this season, while shooting 46.9 percent from the field and 35.8 percent from three-point range.

In the summer, Pau Gasol was a completely free agent, and the media predicted that he might leave the Grizzlies and join a strong team to compete for a championship. My brother had great success with the Suns, and he didn't even have a championship ring yet.

Best three: Kyrie Irving, Westbrook, Klay Thompson, Kevin Love, Tim Duncan.

Brandon Roy was not selected to the All-Star team, and his scoring efficiency was not as good as Thompson, who had a wonderful performance of 55 points in three quarters, 61 points in a single game, and 12 three-pointers in a single game this season.

Roy plays sensibly, with similar stats in every game, and no very exciting performances. Thompson is unstoppable when he is convulsing, like a superstar, and more attractive to fans.

In this playoffs, Thompson also played better than Roy, helping the team eliminate the Pelicans 4-2. Due to the average strength of Suns point guard Jeremy Lin, Thompson was responsible for defending Irving most of the time, and the effect was not bad.

The best defensive player was won by Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard, whose "death entanglement" caused a headache for almost all outside players in the league and was also able to help defend and interfere with shots.

Originally, Leonard was cultivated by Vic in the direction of a 3D player, but he gradually developed the ability to attack with the ball. This season, he averaged 31.7 minutes per game, chipped in 16.5 points, 7.2 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 2.3 steals and 0.8 blocks.

All-Defensive First Team: Chris Paul, Tony Allen, Kawhi Leonard, Draymond Green, Anthony Davis.

Best Defensive Second Team: Mike Conley, Jimmy Butler, Paul George, Tim Duncan, Andrew Bogut.

The 39-year-old Duncan can still be selected to the All-Defensive Team, which is really a group of bulls, and this is not a coach's impression, he is the Spurs' interior defensive core.

The Rookie of the Year was won by the Mavericks' Andrew Wiggins, who averaged 15.3 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game. He was arguably unrivaled, with Jazz Jabari Parker playing just 27 games before averaging 13.2 points per game.

In addition to the top pick and the top pick, only Julius Randle and Jordan Clarkson scored double-doubles among all the 2014 rookies.

Wiggins' biggest rival is Pistons power forward Randle, who averaged 12.2 points, 7.7 rebounds and 1.8 assists in 28.3 minutes per game and played in 82 games.

At that time, Randle was very reluctant to go to the Pistons, but he actually developed well here, and Randle, who was drafted by the Lakers in the parallel world, was reimbursed for the season in the opening game, and had a miserable start.