Who do you think is the number one forward PF in the NBA?

In my opinion, Anthony Davis, from any point of view, whether it is on-court performance, basic data or high-level statistics, thick eyebrows are undoubtedly firmly in the position of the league's number one forward.

I think there should be a nomination from Pettit, he got 10 first-class and 1-second teams in his 11-year career, as well as 2MVP and 1 championship, if there was an FMVP that year, he had at least 1 FMVP, why at least? That's because in 1957, although the Hawks lost the Finals by two points in overtime, he performed better than any Green Kai player on the other side, and he was even more dazzling than West in 1969, and he was most likely the first losing FMVP. Of course, he also has more basic honors such as scoring champion and rebounding champion.

He may not be as good as Duncan in team honors, but he doesn't lose at all in individual honors. He is the only one with a rate of more than 90%. The second-highest all-time rate is McCann, Baylor, Cousy, and West, but only 71%.

Think about what this concept is. With data, honors, and a single core to lead the team to win the championship, he completely defines the position of power forward.

In terms of ability, I will choose Duncan and Garnett, one is traditional and the other is new, but they are all offensive and defensive all-rounders, with their own systems, and they are easy to match with other stars.

Others, I personally think that Malone's defense is not so good, Barkley is a height limit, and Webb and the driver are also defensive problems.

I think it should be Serge Ibaka, from the Magic to the Raptors, although Ibaka's state is no longer as brave as the Thunder, but in the era of three-point popularity, Ibaka, who has an excellent 3-point range in the power forward, can also make him a surprise offensive weapon.

It's Draymond Green, who ranks in the top 10 in the league in assists per game with seven assists per game and plays a pivotal role in the Warriors' defensive system.

Of course, Kevin is my favorite, and I think with his ability and quality, he is undoubtedly the number one striker.

Of course, it's Kevin Love, who has a 41-double-double and a miracle performance of 34 points in a single quarter.

I think it's Tobias Harris, who has been on the bench for 33 games, but Harris has been as efficient as he has been on the bench many times, so I think it's him.

I think it's Paul Millsap, who is still the Eagles' offensive and defensive core, so he's the number one forward.

Duncan, the all-time No. 1 power forward, and Anthony Davis, the current No. 1 power forward.

personal ability, first recommend Chris Webb.

Overall evaluation, of course, is Tim Duncan.

Speaking of active duty, that's Anthony Davis and LaMarcus Aldridge.

I don't think there is any striker who can threaten the thick eyebrows in the season, and in all aspects, he is simply a god-like character.

In the NBA, Duncan is mainly a champion, but Duncan is not in the world, and Duncan is always hammered on the inside when he plays in the World Series.

This must be Duncan, who is undoubtedly recognized as the No. 1 forward in history, crushing with honor.

Duncan, Garnett, Barkley.

I think the strongest No. 1 forward in the NBA is Andre Iguodala.

Do you still need to ask? Duncan! There is no time in his career that he has not entered the playoffs, and his debut is the pinnacle, with various honors, and the gold content is higher than Kobe.

The active team must be thick eyebrows, but the NBA's No. 1 front is stupid.

Carl Malone or Tim Duncan.

Stone Buddha Duncan, solid fundamentals, strong rebounding and defense, excellent ball intelligence, five-time championship.

I think the one who can win this position with assists is Draymond Green, and assists are a big part of the game, aren't they?

Duncan, Garnett, Nowitzki.

The first former Duncan in history, and the first former thick eyebrows in active service.

Duncan called second, and no one should dare to call it first.

Active thick eyebrows. Historically, thick eyebrows are far from qualified, historically Duncan.

Top three in history: Tim. Duncan, Carl. Malone, Dirk. Nowitzki.

1. The best power forward is Tim Duncan.

2. Duncan is the No. 1 forward in history. In 12 seasons, he won Rookie of the Year, 2 MVPs, 3 Finals MVPs, 5 championships, 9 First Team selections and 11 All-Star selections. And all in the same team.

His stats were stellar, but Duncan never cared about that. He's smart, he's serious and he has a perfect sense of position. Duncan played beautifully.

It's "Slam Dunk" that says the top 50 superstars, and Duncan ranks 8th, higher than Kobe.

Garnett, Duncan, Malone, and so on.

There are many strong PFs in the NBA, many of which are very representative, but it is difficult to really rank them, but according to the US tennis senior Mike Kahn wrote an article on August 29, 2015 local time to evaluate the top ten big forwards in the NBA, the list is as follows: Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett, Chris Webb (retired), Dirk Nowitzki, Jermaine O'Neal, Rasheed Wallace, Carl Malone (retired), Ben Wallace, Kenyon Martin, Elton Brand. Of course, in the long history of the NBA, there are many power forwards who are outstanding.

PF is a player position in the game of basketball. Power forward's tasks on the team are almost always hard work, grabbing rebounds, defending, and blocking positions, and shooting is the last. Therefore, the power forward can be regarded as the most inconspicuous role on the basketball court.

The power forward, sometimes called the power forward, is a position in the basketball lineup, and there is also a saying for a second center in China.

In terms of history, I think that every era has its own PF, and the world is like a new chess game. Each one has a characteristic Carl Malone Total capacity: 96

When he was 40 years old, he could still blow up a certain peak.

Larry Bird Total Ability: 98

Tim Duncan, the smartest man to play in NBA history and the best three-pointer Total ability: 93

The offense and defense are superb, textbook-like play.

Charles Barkley Total ability: 97

The shortest rebounding king, with an arrogant personality and extremely strong jumping, is called Fliggy Kevin Garnett Total ability: 97

A tragic character who has never had a good teammate.

Sean Kemp Total ability: 94

Looking at his dunks, there is only disgusting to describe it.

Chris Webb Total capacity: 92

Once a king, later ruined.

Dennis Rodman Total ability: 88

He has won the rebounding king for 7 consecutive years.

Dirk Nowitzki Total capacity: 92

A 3-point shooter in a big one.

Kevin McHale Total Abilities: 89

One of the founders of the former Green Army dynasty.

In terms of strength and influence, it must be Karl Malone! In terms of honor, of course, it's Duncan!

Widely regarded as the No. 1 in history is Duncan, who was the man who changed the NBA landscape.

Duncan should be considered the strongest, he has won the most honors, and kg is not bad.

The power forward is Garnett, and there should be a lot of competition for this position, but the function of the power forward is to score and grab rebounds. And from this point of view, the others are still inferior to Garnett.

The current PF should be Davis, in fact, he is a center, but he plays power forward at the same time as Cousins, and the offense is okay, with mid-range shots, three-point shooting, rebounding is very good, and the defense is also very hard.

Of course, it is kg The most comprehensive, accurate shooting, good blue class, blue fierce, cap.

The best power forward (PF) in the NBA right now is Wolves King Garnett.

The best PF in NBA history is 1 Russell (Boston Celtics ) 2 Carl Malone (Utah Jazz).

1. Tim Duncan: The ruler of both ends of the court, "won two championships in 1999 and 2003, more than Barkley, Malone and Pittitt combined."

2. Karl Malone: The best low-post scoring power forward. A deadly mid-range killer. An 11-time All-Team First Team selection and the second-highest scoring superstar in history. NBA 50 superstars.

3. Charles Barkley: Only 6-foot-5" tall, if calculated in terms of height to scoring ratio, Barkley will be the most prolific power forward in history. Top 50 superstars. 16 seasons per game scoring average.

4. Kevin McHale: The best foot movement master in the fourth position. Although he did not make it to the top 50 superstars, he helped the Celtics win three championships.

5. Bob Pittit: The definition of a power forward should start with him. Before him, there were no big or small strikers. Top 50 superstars, career points per game.

6. Kevin Garnett: 2004 MVP, all-round power forward. 4 All-Defensive Team and 5 All-Star First or Second Team. Career scoring points, rebounds.

7. Alvin Hayes: Nicknamed "Big E", a scoring machine. He can score anywhere. Top 50 superstars. Led Washington to the 1978 championship and still holds the team's scoring and block records.

8. Dev DeBaschel: Led the Knicks to the 1970 and 1973 championships. Top 50 superstars.

9. Buck Williams: 17 seasons with three teams, great leader, ushered in an era. Led the Trail Blazers to the 1990 Finals.

10. Dirk Nowitzki: No power forward in history has prevented him from scoring 20 points. His range of offense is all over the court, with three-point shots like a shooting guard and a slam dunk like a small forward.

The highest top 10 players in NBA history.

Kevin Love: Kevin Love is an important big forward in the game, the position in the game is very important, and it is also an S-level star, when playing, it has very good combat effectiveness, because S-level stars are generally not bad, plus Kevin Love's level will be a little higher after later training, so players can upgrade and strengthen, so they can become more powerful.

Chris Posh: Chris Bosh is also an S-level star in the game, and he is a relatively good star in the PF power forward, when playing, everyone can strengthen and upgrade Chris Posh, and you can also conduct special training, after special training, Kevin Lefu will greatly improve his attributes in all aspects when fighting, so this is also a relatively good star, players can choose it.

Anthony Davis: Anthony Davis is an SS-level star in the game, generally speaking, SS stars are a relatively difficult star to obtain in the game, but the attributes and strength of this star itself are very good, especially after the later training, you can get this reward more easily, it is a very good star, so players can get this star.

Blake Griffin: Blake Griffin is a big forward in the game, this star is an S-level star in the game, its own skill attributes are still very good, and the method of obtaining it is relatively easy, so players can choose this star, it is still relatively good.

The first choice is, of course, SS-level stars!

Lefou, it's pretty good, it's okay at far and near range, plus it's strong to grab rebounds.

Power forward: Duncan.

Garnett. D-Howard. Brand. Cal. Malone. Irwin. Hayes. Dominica. Wilkins. Chris Webb.

Dirk Nowitzki.

Jermaine O'Neal. Jerry Lucas.

Center: Karim. Abdul Jabbar.

Wilt. Chamberlain. Shaquille. O'neill.

Oscar. Robinson. Akeem. Olajuwon. Bill. Russell.

Wes. Unselde.