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A |     近日，2K27陆续对外公布TOP100的球员评分，而在这份榜单中，要论最意外的球员，可能就是湖人后卫里夫斯了。

B |          在本次评分中，里夫斯拿到88分，排名联盟第26位。         单从评分看，里夫斯甚至和阿夫迪亚、阿奴诺比、斯科蒂·巴恩斯等人处于同一档；只是让人意外的，并非在于里夫斯的88分，而是大批名气更大、荣誉更多全明星球员，评分反而不及里夫斯。         先把这份榜单摆出来看，背后的争议就很明显了。         参考目前已经公布的球员中，里夫斯88分，而在里夫斯之下，班凯罗、杰伦·约翰逊、阿德巴约、西亚卡姆、哈登、莫布利、申京、卡斯尔、特雷杨、欧文、弗拉格等人，全都只有87分。         再结合球员荣誉来看，哈登11届全明星87分、欧文9届全明星87分、西亚卡姆4届全明星87分、特雷杨4届全明星87分、阿德巴约3届全明星87分、申京2届全明星87分。         简而言之，在2K27的评分体系下，里夫斯现在的能力已经超过了这些球员，这就难免让人讨论了。         当然，2K评分并非单纯按照过往荣誉来排，更看重的是球员当前能力，甚至是未来成长空间；而对于里夫斯，上赛季的他确实打出了相当漂亮的数据。    The energy issue appeared to be the real reason behind Biden's visit to the Saudi kingdom, which he promised to turn into a "pariah state" on the campaign trail in 2019-2020. Since the beginning of 2021, prices for oil have soared more than two-fold in the US, prompting the Biden administration to seek ways to convince the Saudis and their OPEC allies to step up crude production in order to bring energy costs down.,"The oil policy in Saudi Arabia pretty much is set," said Dr. Ahmed Al Ibrahim, a Riyadh-based political analyst. "They are monitoring the market and they are floating the market with supply chains consistently with the demand. They cannot overdo that because it does not help the market and the OPEC+ members. And also Saudi Arabia is burdened by contracts where they cannot really actually go by themselves and take the decision. They are part of an OPEC+ and these countries, they said they are very efficient and the energy prices are very good.",The political scientist highlighted that "there is no margin of complimenting the United States just because they needed more oil in the market for whatever reason." Moreover, according to the professor, the oil market is already saturated with oil and further extraction may only disrupt the balance. On June 30, officials from OPEC, Russia and other oil-producing countries confirmed their decision taken in May to increase output by 648,000 barrels per day in August.,"I think most of the OPEC+ countries, they've reached almost the maximum output," explained Al Ibrahim, adding that he does not see a way to considerably step up oil extraction in the foreseeable future.,Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) stated on July 16 that the only thing Riyadh can do is boost crude production from 10 million barrels per day to 13 million per day by 2027, adding that there is no additional capacity beyond that. MBS also highlighted that unified efforts are required to keep the global economy afloat, and that unrealistic policies regarding energy sources could instigate further inflation.,Bilateral Ties, Defense & Energy: Key Takeaways From Biden's Saudi Arabia Visit16 July, 14:40 GMT,Middle Eastern Players’ Security Concerns,Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are seeking the US’ concrete commitment to improve mutual ties. During the July 16 Jeddah Summit for Security and Development, which brought together the six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) alongside Egypt, Jordan and Iraq, Biden vowed that the US would remain fully engaged in the Middle East. The US president particularly said that the US would not "leave a vacuum to be filled by China, Russia or Iran.","We will have to take from President Biden's word that America is not turning its back on the region, that America will defend its interests in the region," said Dr. Abdulkhaleq Abdulla, professor of political science at Emirates University and author of several books, including The Gulf Moment. "However, the future will reveal to what extent that is true.",Riyadh previously voiced concerns over the Biden administration putting US-Saudi arms deals on pause, as well as the White House's talks over the resumption of the Iran nuclear deal. In addition to that, it turned out in June 2021 that the Pentagon had pulled approximately eight Patriot anti-missile batteries from Iraq, Kuwait, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia. The Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) anti-missile system was also withdrawn from Saudi Arabia at that time, according to the Wall Street Journal.,The professor drew attention to the fact that Washington has recently shifted its focus to Europe and to the Indo-Pacific from the Middle East. According to Abdulla, the Biden administration appears to be preoccupied with Ukraine and its rivalry with China, which is currently emerging as an economic superpower. "So whether America will pay attention to the Middle East in light of all of this preoccupation, that is something we will just have to watch for the days and months and years to come," he noted.,Dr. Ahmed Al Ibrahim echoes the Emirati professor's concerns: while the US and especially its military and intelligence community remain an important ally for Saudi Arabia, Riyadh cannot rely on the rapidly changing mood of the Democratic establishment, citing Biden's recent U-turn.,"Now, Biden is saying all that stuff," Al Ibrahim said. "Let's see if this administration will keep their part of the bargain or in three years another president comes and he decides to basically wipe up everything Biden said or actually recognize the region even more. Saudi Arabia is injured by the 18 months that this administration has ruptured the relationship with [Riyadh]. And we need to be shown some real solid commitment from the US in order for Saudi Arabia to recover from the mistrust and misunderstanding by this administration that did to us in the past 18 months.",Given that, neither Saudi Arabia nor Egypt, Israel or Iraq are going "to put all their eggs in one basket," Al Ibrahim pointed out, in an apparent reference to the potential diversification of diplomatic ties.,Earlier this week, Purnima Anand, the president of the BRICS International Forum, told Russian newspaper Izvestia that Turkey, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia are preparing to formally apply for membership in BRICS, an acronym for five emerging economies, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.,Global Power Shifting Away From West, While BRICS Expanding & Increasing Legitimacy14 July, 16:45 GMT,Washington's Politicization of Khashoggi Case,It appears that US President Joe Biden could not help but raise the issue of the killing of Jamal Khashoggi once again during his trip, even though the Saudi kingdom conducted an extensive investigation into the crime and prosecuted eight culprits. Khashoggi's son Salah later announced that the Saudi judiciary had been fair to his family and that "justice has been achieved".,According to the Gulf observers, Biden's latest remark that he considers the crown prince responsible for the tragedy was primarily aimed at his electoral base ahead of the November midterm elections.,"President Biden, even when he is here in the region, has his mind in Washington and is speaking to an audience in America," said Abdulla. "And probably he wants to capitalize on his appearance in Washington, in Riyadh and in Jeddah. And he knows it is a large segment in his own party, the ones to the left listen to him very carefully, evaluating him.",The crown prince's answer was not long in coming: MBS told the US president that Saudi Arabia has dealt with the issue and that the country's justices had a final say.,Riyadh is well aware that the Khashoggi issue is highly politicized by Washington and is resolutely withstanding the White House's allegations, noted Al Ibrahim. In response to the Biden administration's accusations MBS cited the Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse committed by the US military and CIA personnel in Iraq in the early 2000s, stressing that rogue incidents took place under the US watch too. Riyadh also drew attention to the fact that in the same year that Khashoggi was murdered, over 248 journalists were killed across the world and nobody is talking about them, Al Ibrahim concluded.,"Did Biden get everything he wanted from this [Jeddah] meeting?" asks Abdulla. "I think if he goes away with the view that he is from now on dealing with a new Gulf that deserves respect and new Gulf leaders who are now not necessarily the same as the old leaders. They have a new agenda. They have a new view. They have their own new vision.",The only question is whether Washington has understood this and will reconcile itself with this new reality, the professor noted.。         常规赛出战51场，场均数据23.3分4.7篮板5.5助攻1.1抢断，三项投篮命中率49%+36%+87.1%，真实投篮命中率64.1%。         仅从数据来看，现在的里夫斯已经并非昔日詹姆斯的副手，新赛季的他，需要承担的是湖人二号持球手，甚至是关键时刻的进攻戏份。         从这个视角看，基本就能理解为什么2K连续几年给他涨分；2K24场均13分评分81分、2K25场均15.9分评分81分、2K26场均20.2分评分85分。

C |          很明显的趋势，里夫斯每个赛季的基础数据往上走，2K也都会继续往上加分。所以这次的88分，其实也并非突然。         只是问题在于，里夫斯常规赛发挥出色，但季后赛就又是另一回事了。         季后赛出战6场，场均仅仅20分4篮板5.8助攻4.5失误，投篮命中率40.7%，三分命中率25.7%，真实命中率54.6%。         对于NBA球员而言，真正检验球星成色的就是季后赛。         特别是在湖人这种流量大队，即便常规赛在出色，但如果到季后赛被针对，外界质疑必然迅速被放大；但偏偏今夏里夫斯和湖人签下一份四年1.8亿的大合同。         对于这份合同，一落地外界就出现两种声音：          支持的人认为湖人应该留下里夫斯，如果湖人不给钱，很可能被其他球队抢人；而反对的人则觉得，对于没有全明星和最佳阵容的人，年薪4000万给得太快了。

D |          所以，讨论就来了：          如果里夫斯真的值88分，那么下赛季的他，是不是该进全明星了呢？          最后，把讨论留给球迷：          对于新赛季的里夫斯，你觉得他有没有机会入选全明星呢？。

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