Shin Jing missed the third formation, and Rockets fans screamed! This brother lost 170 million to the third formation because he missed the third formation. Why should he cry?

On May 24, the NBA's All-A-Season Team was officially released. The first team selected were: Antetokounmpo, Alexander, Jokic, Mitchell, and Tatum; the second team selected were: Brunson, Curry, Edwards, James, and Mobley; the third team selected were: Cningham, Halliburton, Harden, Towns, and Jaylen Williams. And like a nerve that performs very well. Players such as Jaren, Jackson, Zubac, and Siakam were unfortunately missed to be selected for the Best Team.

It is worth mentioning that Shin Kyung is the only All-Star player of the Rockets, and the Rockets rank second in the Western Conference and fourth in the league, but none of them are selected into the Best Team. Many Rockets fans expressed dissatisfaction with this and felt that at least Shen Jing should give a place to the best team third team. However, to be honest, the players selected for the All-A-Series this year are basically very reasonable and well deserved. For example, Shen Jing and others were not selected, which can only be said that the competition pressure is too great.

Shen Jing was not selected for the third team of the best team, which may be due to the honorary perspective. And like the Grizzlies' Jerry Jaren Jackson, his loss in income is amazing. Shin Kyung won 58 votes in the top vote, losing to Harden in the third-tier selection, while Jaren Jackson Jr. won 55 votes, followed Shin Kyung. Jaren Jackson Jr. lost $172 million due to failure to be selected for the All-Season team.

Salary expert Bobby Marks said that according to the labor agreement, if Jaren Jackson Jr. can win the regular season MVP, DPOY or be selected for the best team this season, he is eligible to sign a five-year maximum salary of about $318 million (specified veteran terms) with the Grizzlies, and he can sign a four-year contract that lasts more than $146 million this summer. Of course, if the Grizzlies have sufficient salary space, then Jaren Jackson Jr. will re-sign and renew the contract early, with a contract of $190 million in four years and a starting salary of $42.4 million ($30.3 million x 140%).

Jaren Jackson Jr.'s salary this season is $25.26 million, and the last year of the contract is $23.41 million (2025-26 season).

In my opinion, Jaren Jackson Jr. is worthy of a place in the best team three teams, especially in the first half of this season, Jaren Jackson Jr. led the team to play very well without Morant. The Grizzlies once ranked second in the Western Conference because Jackson was able to stand up. However, in the second half of the regular season, Jaren Jackson's efficiency declined, which may affect his number of votes.

Moreover, Jaren Jackson's style of playing is not very likable. As a big man who looks dark and strong, his main attack area is not under the basket, and his main offensive methods are also mainly shooting, and shots outside the three-point line account for a large proportion. In this case, many people say that he plays softly. Some people say that he is Embiid, the younger one, and he can only attack with his hips. These are all problems with him. Of course, for his technical style, perhaps this is not his problem. He relies on these means to make a living.

But for the Grizzlies, they only have Zach Eddie in the inside. If Jaren just floats outside to attack, the team's tactics will become very monotonous. Looking back, even if Jaren Jackson Jr. can be selected into the Best Team and is qualified to sign a five-year contract of 310 million, according to the current attitude of the bosses, it will be a question mark whether the Grizzlies are willing to give him this contract. Relatively speaking, the Grizzlies can afford a contract of US$140 million in four years and is more reasonable. Speaking of which, this may not be a bad thing.

Like Shin Kyung and Jaren Jackson Jr., they need to start next season. They are still young and still have the chance to continue to hit the best team. The key is that the two people face the same challenge: they need to play harder!