"NBA All-Star" is an officially licensed sports game by the NBA. Essentially, all the top players currently in the NBA are also featured in this game. Some players are curious about who the strongest player in "NBA All-Star" is, and below we will briefly introduce them. In the game, these are the players with the highest contract fees, with some players' contract fees reaching up to 1 million. Undoubtedly, these players are currently at the T0 level.
Wembanyama
A representative of the new generation of inside players, Wembanyama has an unprecedented combination of height and skill. With his long arms, he is an anomaly in modern basketball, and he is also very overpowered in the game. On defense, he has top-tier rim protection, excellent blocking, rebounding, and help defense, forming a natural barrier in the paint, while also being capable of switching onto smaller players. His only disadvantage is his slender frame, which becomes apparent when facing traditional big men with size, hands, and skills.
On offense, he is not a traditional inside player, possessing good mid-range and long-range shooting abilities, with a range that can even extend beyond the three-point line. Additionally, Wembanyama has some ball-handling and one-on-one skills, allowing him to create scoring opportunities both in the post and on the perimeter. Despite his lack of physicality, his comprehensive skills and unique physical gifts make him a two-way player with enormous potential. During the initial testing, his starting price was 1.5 million.
Tatum
One of the top wing players today, Tatum is extremely versatile on offense, able to score in the post using his height and footwork, as well as handle the ball and play one-on-one on the perimeter, with a stable three-point shooting ability. His mid-range jump shot is lethal, and he often carries the team's offense in critical moments. On defense, he has a good build and foot speed, capable of switching onto multiple positions, with a high defensive efficiency. Additionally, Tatum can take on some playmaking responsibilities. Whether in street mode or dynasty mode, Tatum is a very useful and versatile player.
Edwards
An explosive shooting guard with exceptional physical attributes and athleticism. He has incredibly fast first-step speed and strong physicality, allowing him to easily break through the opponent's defense and finish. In terms of shooting, his three-point ability is steadily improving, and he poses a threat from mid-range, making him a player who cannot be left open. On defense, Edwards has top-tier physical attributes and can limit the opposing ball handler, making him a great two-way player. However, in the game, due to model limitations, he is not as overpowered as Wembanyama or Tatum, with his current starting price at 1 million.
Morant
One of the most entertaining point guards in the NBA, Morant has incredible speed and explosive power. His penetration is highly destructive, able to complete difficult changes of direction and layups in tight spaces, with excellent hang time and finishing skills. Despite his slim build, he is unafraid to challenge the interior and is fearless against bigger defenders, reflected in his very high driving stats in the game. In terms of playmaking, he has a wide field of vision and creative passing, able to effectively involve his teammates, though his passing accuracy is somewhat limited by his height and physicality. His shooting, particularly three-point stability, still has room for improvement. Nevertheless, Morant's starting price in the game is 500,000, which later increased to 1 million.
Mitchell
A dual-threat guard with excellent scoring ability, Mitchell combines shooting and driving skills. He has a reliable three-point shot, and his mid-range jumper is also a significant weapon. He possesses top-tier finishing ability, able to use his speed, changes of direction, and physicality to score in the paint. Defensively, his numbers are not elite due to his relatively small stature, but his strong build and outstanding athleticism make him a solid one-on-one defender, not a liability. His starting price is 500,000, and it has now reached 1 million.
Irving
One of the best ball handlers, if not the best. Irving has exquisite ball-handling skills, flashy crossovers, and top-tier finishing ability, making him nearly impossible to contain on offense. His shooting touch is soft, whether it's from three-point range, pull-up jumpers, or finishing at the rim, all at a very high level. His driving ability is also top-notch, with versatile ball-handling moves and almost no weaknesses. Although defense is not his strong suit, he is highly active, unafraid of physical contact, and quick with his feet and hands.
The above are the recommended strongest players in "NBA All-Star." The players mentioned are all very powerful in the current version, and their prices are also quite high, with significant development costs. It is suggested to first develop other cost-effective players in the 50,000 to 100,000 range, and then consider acquiring these million-dollar players after accumulating resources.
