How to Choose an NBA All-Star Shooting Guard: Introduction to Selecting a 2nd Position Player

In the basketball competition game of NBA All-Stars, players need to build a dream team by themselves, carefully selecting every position. As an important position, the 2nd position naturally deserves the effort to pick. Today, I will introduce how to select the 2nd position in NBA All-Stars. Every player has their own strengths, and what the player needs to do is to bring out these strengths, which is the only way to build a powerful team.

For this position, I first recommend Jrue Holiday. Jrue Holiday stands at 197 cm tall, weighing 93 kg, with a wingspan of 201 cm. This physique is relatively ordinary compared to other players, but his energy on the court is very powerful. In terms of defensive ability, when he reaches the fully upgraded state, he possesses an outside defense attribute of 157 and lateral quickness of 160, both of which are outstanding in the league. During one-on-one situations, he can keep up well with the opposing offensive players. When teammates are out of position, he can quickly assist in defense and fill gaps. At five upgrades, all his defensive badges can be unlocked.

After reaching full upgrade, all core badges can reach silver, making him extremely strong in terms of badges. On the defensive end, he can create significant interference for the opponent, easily grabbing possession as long as the timing is right. In terms of shooting ability, although there are no shooting badges, after reaching full upgrade, he attains a three-point attribute of 135, combined with hot zones at both baseline corners and the top of the arc, along with a smooth shooting package, making him a very reliable scoring point in practice.

Next, I recommend Klay Thompson, who is also a very useful player. This player's value in outside defense just makes the cut, but he has three defensive badges, so it's sufficient in gameplay. In terms of scoring ability, he has a mid-range shot of 145 and a three-point shot of 142, with hot zones at the top of the arc, 45-degree left area, and right baseline, plus as many as 11 shooting badges, making him an excellent scorer. Within the same price range, this shooter is very worth choosing, as his shooting package is also quite fast, performing extremely smoothly in catch-and-shoot situations.

You now have a clear idea of how to select the 2nd position in NBA All-Stars, right? Although the players recommended by me may not be the strongest currently, they are definitely the most suitable choices for most players. They offer advantages such as ease of use, simple cultivation, and can perform very well in this position, making them very worthy of selection.