Isn t the league s No. 1 center Howard anymore? Can Noah be better than him?

Judging from the current situation, the injury-ridden Howard can no longer be regarded as the first center in the NBA, and this season's data cannot be regarded as the data with the first center, after all, the Lakers have Kobe Bryant and even Clark to snatch his shots, and there is too much negative news this season that affects his performance on the court, and he is not working hard enough on defense, but Howard has the strength of the first center, his rebounds, and the means of scoring under the basket, especially the small hook and small throw, are very accurate, and the strength of the lower limbs is enough to make him have a certain tonnage The shortcomings of Warcraft lie in free throws and half-volleys But even this Howard is not as good as Noah His free throws are as bad as Sparks's Russian and Japanese penguins do not have the ability to half-volleys In terms of basket skills are not as good as Howard Although he has a good rebounding catch, but it is still worse than Howard After all, Howard is a three-time defensive best player and several rebounding kings and block kings are not covered So Howard cannot be regarded as the first center this season But Noah is still not as good as Howard.

Howard's first center is hydrated. He doesn't have the same dominance as Fat Ao. But in this era of scarcity of centers, it can barely be regarded as the first center.

Noah's words can't be compared to Howard's, and Noah is okay with rebounding. I think the most promising centers are Cousins and Monroe. Drummond is half of it.

If it weren't for Howard as the first center, no one would seem to be able to say that he was the first, Noah and Howard were still a little worse than each other, and Gasol Jr. was good at Howard first, and he could be second.

Noah is very comprehensive, but when it comes to pure interior skills, Howard is still one of the best in the league.

It should still be Howard, and Noah is still a little worse in comparison.

Now Howard hasn't recovered from his injury, and now the league doesn't seem to be the first, and as for Noah, it's still a little close.

Howard is still a little domineering!

Noah and Howard are still a little worse than each other, it seems that no one can say that they are the first, the first center, if it weren't for Howard now, Gasol Jr. is good, Howard is first, he can be second.

He's good at his peak, and I think he can compare to James and Curry now, or even beat them.

I think he was very strong at his peak, and I can say that he was invincible at that time, and no one could beat him at all.

He was very strong at his peak, and he got very high points at his peak, and he also won the NBA championship.

I think so. He was one of the NBA's greatest centers of the 21st century, and at his peak he was the only one who could do it alone. He was born into a sports family, the lucky one born by a miracle after his mother's seven miscarriages, and the leader of the group that dominates both offensive and defensive ends on the court and has a funny atmosphere off the court, he is Dwight Howard, the last high school student in the United States to make his debut at the pinnacle.

Warcraft has loved basketball since he was a child, and has made it his goal to become a champion. Because Howard had both height and speed as a child, moved his feet quickly, shot well, and admired Jordan and Magic, Howard has always played a guard role on the varsity team. After the offseason in the summer of 2000, his height rose to 69 inches, and the coach replaced Howard to the forward and center positions, at this time Howard not only had God-given height, but also retained the ball-control skills of a guard.

Averaging 20 points and 15 rebounds per game is commonplace for Howard. Starting in his sophomore season, he led the team to win the A-level championship, and in his junior year, he improved his stats to an average of 25 points, 18 rebounds per game, and eight blocks, helping the school team win the 2004 weekly championship. As a high school student, Warcraft has already garnered a lot of attention from the outside world, not only winning Naismith's Player of the Year, but also winning the McDonald's All-Star Player of the Year in one fell swoop.

Just as he was about to choose college, both Howard's coaches and professionals within the NBA agreed that he had the ability to skip college and challenge the NBA.

So with the constant praise and encouragement of people around him, Howard decided to skip college to participate in the NBA draft, and was finally selected by the Orlando Magic with the first pick in the first round. It is worth mentioning that now the Lakers team to which Warcraft belongs, head coach Vogel is obsessed with using a five-small lineup, Warcraft does not get enough playing time, once facing a strong team, the five-small lineup is the opposite scoring point, except for James, the other starters' defense is failing, I hope Vogel can understand how good the spark is as soon as possible.

I think Howard is the greatest center of the 21st century because Howard was able to swap for James in his prime.

No, O'Neal is much more competitive than Howard, and O'Neal's championships have all been won in the 21st century.

I think so, because her ability is really very strong, and there are many people who like her, and I hope he will be better.

Warcraft Howard, as the last super center in the NBA, has actually achieved a lot of records. Whether it is an individual honor or the honor of leading a team, it is very strong. Howard was the top pick in 2004.

It's been 18 years since I entered the NBA. It's the end of Howard's career, and his current ability is definitely a lot worse than when he was at his peak. In addition, it is now the era of small ball, which is all about fast attack, and the center is no longer so important.

Shoot now and see who can shoot correctly and have a chance to win the final victory.

Howard was the top pick in 2004. Picked by the Orlando Magic. The first team Howard played for was the Magic.

He has played for many teams in his career. He used to play for the Hawks, 76ers, Rockets, Wizards, and now for the Lakers. Howard's best result as a super center was in the 2008-2009 season.

Led the Magic to the NBA Finals, although they were eliminated by the Lakers 4-1. But the 2008-2009 season was one of the strongest for Warcraft. The single-core led the team, broke through in the east, and continuously eliminated the strong teams in the east, including the little emperor who was in full swing, and was also eliminated by Warcraft 4-2.

As the last super center, Howard has won countless honors in his career. From 2007 to 2014, he was named to the NBA All-Star team for eight consecutive years. In 2008, he won the NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest.

Won the Best Defensive Player for three consecutive years from 2009 to 2011. Eight All-NBA All-NBA selections. 5-time NBA rebounding champion.

From 2009 to 2010, he was elected as the king of blocks for two consecutive years. In the 2019-2020 season, he won the championship with the Lakers. Howard is now in the top 10 all-time rebounding tally, and as long as he stays healthy, it's only a matter of time before he overtakes Duncan.

Howard is now easy to retire and will definitely be inducted into the Hall of Fame in the future.

There are many excellent records, such as winning the MVP of the game, averaging 20 points per game, also getting 14 rebounds, getting two blocks, and being the top pick in 2004.

Yao Bury Changming, it's definitely him, for the following reasons:

1: As the big shark ages, Yao Ming has taken over the mantle of the first center from Fei Ao's hands.

2: Whether it is height, penetration technology, shooting touch, diversification of offensive methods, defensive toughness, experience, free throw skills, and flexibility are all above the standard level of the first center; Howard is inexperienced and has a relatively simple offensive style, which makes it easy to get into foul trouble and poor free throw skills! All kinds of hacking tactics have appeared, and this trick will not work for our Brother Yao.

3: Yao Mingwan shouted that he has entered the peak period of his career! So it's going to be a full-fledged explosion.

There is an old Chinese saying that "one thing descends one thing", which means that no matter how powerful anything is, sometimes it will be restrained, and the same is true for the NBA. James' breakthrough is hard to work through. When he encountered the Spurs' "iron bucket" defense, his offensive ability was directly cut in half.

Jordan's scoring ability is strong enough. When he meets Peyton, he becomes iron-willed. The lowest score and lowest shooting percentage in the Finals are thanks to Payton.

The same goes for the two centers, Yao Ming and Howard. When "Warcraft" meets "Giant", all his advantages are gone. Why was Yao Ming able to hang Howard at his peak?

He has five major advantages in becoming a Warcraft buster, Howard and Yao Ming have faced each other 9 times in their careers, only two disastrous victories, and the data has exploded. Yao Ming averaged rebounds per game, and Howard averaged only one rebound per game, losing to Yao Ming on both ends. Howard during the Magic period played on 29 teams in the league and was always a bully.

It's just that when he met Yao Ming, he couldn't be energetic, and he could only be taught to be a man. So, what makes Howard so passive? It can be seen from the following five points.

Attack: Howard's attack is simple and brutal.

He has no other skills other than dunks and hooks. He is too lacking in offensive means, because he is in good shape and can crush opponents, so he can average 20 points per game, but it is not good for Yao Ming. Yao plays singles with his back to the ground, takes a step back to make a small toss, and then hooks his hand sideways.

Howard had no choice but to admire Yao Ming, attacking like a kaleidoscope. If he encounters Yao Ming's "dream footsteps" again, Howard can only stay like a chicken. There is no doubt that Howard was the league's No. 1 center at the time.

The league wants James' No. 23 and Kobe's No. 24 to stage a king-to-head showdown in the Finals. Howard had just beaten James. The myth of a trade where James can be traded alone is more than just rhetoric, and it shows Howard's strength.

But even if Howard is so good, there is another nemesis in his career, and that is Yao Ming, Yao Ming and Howard's prime, which coincided in the Rockets era. Although Yao Ming's career was short.

The two have met nine times, but Howard has been blown up in each of those nine confrontations. Why? At his peak, Howard was the league's No. 1 center.

Why can't he see Yao Ming? Looking at the results of the game, Yao Ming led Howard 7-2. In terms of statistics, Yao Ming averaged points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks per minute.

Howard averaged minutes per game, with points, rebounds and assists. It can be seen that Yao Ming is far superior to Howard in all aspects of data, and Howard has no advantage at all. Why was Yao Ming able to beat Howard?

What a perfect restraint. First of all, Yao Ming is meters tall, and Howard is barefoot and meters tall.

Yao Ming's advantage over the center is too obvious. The second is strength. Don't look at Yao Ming thin, but Yao Ming is a center forward who can fight O'Neal.

Howard was inherently inferior to O'Neal. Finally, there is technology. Howard is a rough center, while Yao Ming is a technical center with a variety of offensive means.

There are not only half baskets, but also left and right hand hooks, dream steps, etc. This kind of Yao Ming is really not something that Howard can deal with. It's a pity that Yao Ming's career is only 9 years.

If he could play for a few more years, Yao Ming would be even more successful.

Howard's advantage over Yao Ming is in his physicality and jumping ability, his body is strong and his upper body strength is strong, so it is difficult to defend him on the inside.

The advantage should be the strength of the body, and the bounce is also very good, much stronger than Yao Ming.

If Howard and Yao Ming are compared, the first advantage is strength, Howard's strength is definitely stronger than Yao Ming, and the second point is that Howard's offense is relatively more simple and rough. Of course, in terms of skill, it must be Yao Ming's victory.

His advantage is mainly that his speed is still very fast, explosive, agile and bounce are very good, and the cooperation between his teammates is also very tacit.

Oden himself is a defensive center, and he is always fouled by man, coupled with constant injuries, he has not played well much;

Bynum is known as the little shark, and his role in the Lakers is still there, but he mainly relies on his body to eat opponents;

Boggart, Lopez belongs to white players with shooting skills and footsteps under the basket, winning by skill, and also has an assist awareness, and belongs to the technical center;

McGee is a violent type, the bounce is very good, the air catch and the block are good at it, but the role is still reflected in the defense, and he is very good at grabbing the board;

Horford has grown very well in the Hawks, and I personally think that if you take the record into account, you can barely be regarded as the second center, (but the premise is that the Knicks' Standmire and the Lakers' Gasol are considered power forwards) Gasol Jr. of the Grizzlies has also been sharp since last year, and he is physically strong, both offensive and defensive, and has a wide passing vision, which can also be used as one of the candidates. The Timberwolves' Lefu stats are beautiful, but the team's poor record will pull him a lot of points.

Alas, I didn't say who is the second center in the NBA, this one played well today, and the one played well tomorrow, this one is difficult to locate!

Auden the Pioneer: What a Great, it's just a fart, and a parallel import.

Bynum of the Lakers: It's fine if you only have good knees.

Knicks' Chandler: Now that I'm going to the Knicks, I'm not playing well for the time being.

Bogut of the Bucks: It feels like so-so.

Nets' Lopez: I'm injured now, but it's okay to be a third-grader.

McGee, the Wizards, isn't quite good yet, and lacks something.

Hawks' Horford: It's all consistent.