US media predicts the probability of 48 stars being selected for the Hall of Fame: Only 5 players are 100% selected, and 13 players are more than 90%

On September 19, I believe many fans have seen CP predicting the probability of being selected for various active positions in the Hall of Fame. Their predictions can be said to be too conservative. There are very few players who can be selected 100%. Today, CP has integrated this selection, and 48 stars have entered this list. As a result, only 5 of these stars can be selected 100%. Let’s take a look at whether the prediction is reasonable this time?

9 players are less than 1%

This is basically no player who is inducted into the Hall of Fame, so they are more of the roles on the list: Allen and Lavender are 0.2%, Daluo is only 0.3%, Oladipo is 0.5%, Adebayo and Van Jordan are 0.7%, Randall and Conley are both 0.8%. To be honest, Conley is underestimated, Vucevic is 0.9%, Adebayo and Allen are still very young, and there are still opportunities to win more honors in the future to increase their probability of entering the Hall of Fame. The probability of

7 people being less than 3%, Zhuang Shen and Holiday are both 1.6%, Middleton is 1.7%, Jaylen Brown is 1.9%, Brunson and Siakam are both 2.1%, and Bill is 2.2%. As the core of the team, Holiday won two championships, and I think it is low in this position. In addition, Jaylen Brown has an FMVP and a championship ring. He is still very young and will definitely have a chance to be selected into the Hall of Fame in the future.

4 players are less than 10%

Jordan Jr.'s probability is 3.7%, Booker is 6.1%, Thomas Jr.'s 7%, and Sabonis is 7.6%. These are players who have a certain reputation at their peak but have never won great honors. To be honest, the honors of Jaylen Brown and Holiday are not better than these? CP's selection this time is indeed very controversial. Jordan Jr. succeeded more by luck. Because of Paul's existence, he was selected for a while and a defense, and ended up in this list. The probability of

4 players being less than 30%

Horford is 23.7%, Gobert's probability is 27.2%, Trae Young is 27.8%, Mitchell is 29.1%. As an old man in 2007, Horford has won many honors in his career and has accumulated enough data. Gobert got 4 DPOYs, but the probability is only 27%. To be honest, it is a bit low, and this is also their usual urinary nature. The value of the best defensive player will never be as valuable as a scoring champion.

4 people are below 60%

Doncic is 44.6%, Towns is 48%, DeRozan is 48.3%, and Tatum is 59.6%. How can Towns have a higher probability of being better than Doncic? Is it because he entered the league earlier? Doncic was selected as the best first defense five times, with the most of these four people. Although Towns is good, the probability is higher than Doncic. Although DeRozan has no great honor, he has been in his career for so many years and has a great influence enough to be selected.

3 players are below 73%,

Alexander is 59.9%, Embiid is 66.2%, and Butler is 72.9%. Alexander has won the MVP, FMVP and scoring champion. To be honest, even if he retires on the spot, I think the league will allow him to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Embiid should be recognized for winning the MVP. Although Butler is outstanding enough, he has not had enough great honors in his career, so he is with this group of young people. His abilities are beyond doubt.

4 players are less than 90%

Clay 73%, Love 73.4%, Dream Chasing 76.8%, Lowry 85.7%. These four people have won the championship. Clay has won four championships, two of which were second-in-command. Anyway, he should be ahead of Love, right? Love only has one championship, and his crazy data swipe during the Timberwolves was recognized by the outside world. Zhu Meng Green won four championships and the Best Defensive Player Award. Lowry is the first person in the Raptors' team history. For the sake of the Raptors' face, he should also enter the Hall of Fame. There are less than 99% of

3 players, less than 99%

These are basically players who can enter the Hall of Fame. Leonard is 91.3%, Irving is 97.5%, and George is 97.8%. Why is George more likely to be better than these two? To be honest, I think the CP has been a bit too much to deliberately trigger discussions this time. Irving and Leonard have won the championship no matter what. Leonard is a two-time FMVP winner, but he is not as good as George? And these two are also more famous than George.

5 people are close to 100%

These five are: Jokic 99.5%, Lillard 99.5%, Antetokounmpo 99.6%, Antetokounmpo 99.8%, Westbrook 99.9%. These are also included in the Hall of Fame without any surprises. Shouldn't Jokic be selected more than Davis? He is now among the top 30 players in history. Although Thick Brows is good, he still cannot reach such a height. Westbrook can actually be considered 100%, after all, he is a triple-double king in history.

5 players 100%

These five are players who are denied the Hall of Fame: Curry, Paul, Harden, James and Durant. There is no problem with these five being selected. Although Paul and Harden have no championships, their ability and influence are here. Paul is the second in the historical steals and assists list. Harden's total score in his future career will be among the top ten in history. Needless to say, these three have supported the current league attention.

Speaking of this, what do you want to say about your prediction this time? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.