The best team was finally decided, Castle entered the game with unanimous vote, Kneckett ranked only 13th

The best rookie vote of the season ended, and finally, the Spurs' Castle entered the Best Team with a unanimous vote.

After the news that Castle entered the best team, the Spurs immediately posted a poster to congratulate Castle on being selected for the first team of rookies, and wrote: "Add it to the resume!"

In the regular season this season, Castle averaged 14.7 points, 3.7 rebounds and 4.1 assists per game, with a shooting percentage of 42.8%, and a three-point shooting percentage of 28.5%. Although the Spurs failed to make the playoffs this season, their performance has attracted the attention of other teams. This season, the Spurs averaged 113.9 points per game, ranked 16th in the league, shot 46.0%, ranked 15th in the league, blocking 0.8 times per game, and ranked 4th in the league. Wenban Yama will return next season, and the Spurs have a promising future.

The closest to this best team is Heat's rookie Wealth. In this vote, he won 44 first votes and 50 second votes, ranking first in the second team, and Boozelis won 15 first votes and ranked seventh in total.

The highest score among the players who lost this time was Jazz's defender Collier, who got 1 first vote and 50 second votes and 52 points.

Lakers rookie Kennett returned to the Lakers after a failed deal. Since then, his performance has begun to decline. He won 17 second votes in this vote, tied for 13th in total score of 17 points.

After the Lakers defeated the Pelicans 124-108 on April 5, head coach Redick said: "On the second night of the back-to-back game, his performance gave us a huge encouragement."

Kenecter averaged 2 minutes per game in the playoffs, scoring 2.5 points and 1.5 rebounds, and shooting 40% from the field. Lakers media asked: Do we need to give Kneckett more time?