Who has the best individual defense in the NBA? How so?

Battier of the Rockets. Defensive specialist.

Of all the active NBA players, I think Leonard has the strongest defensive ability. Leonard is very strong defensively, and his offense is also very sharp.

It should be Leonard, because Leonard's death entanglement has made many stars very distressed.

I think it's Brother Alphabet, although many people think it's Beverley, but Beverley's defensive actions are very dirty a lot of the time, I don't agree with this way of defense, so I think Brother Alphabet's defensive ability is better, Brother Alphabet's big model has brought him a lot of benefits to defense, he can easily block other people's offense, and the speed is fast, and often on the defensive end can send the opponent a pegboard hat.

I think Bushy is the best defensively because he can defend from the inside to the outside.

In the NBA, the Lakers' thick eyebrows, James, Howard, the Bucks' alphabet brothers, the Clippers' Beverley, Leonard, Paul George, the Warriors' Green and Thompson, these athletes are extremely defensive.

The first point, Green, has excellent defensive ability and is a core member of the Warriors, with the ability to play the No. 1 to No. 5 positions. Number 2, Durant, his height and outstretched arms have a natural advantage that should not be underestimated.

Gobert, Gobert has been nominated for the best defensive player for two consecutive seasons, in the 16-17 season he was selected to the All-Defensive Team for a while, averaging blocks per game, becoming the season block king, and this season he can average another block per game, ranking second in the league, Gobert is now the interior core of the Jazz, and his interior defense has allowed the Jazz to win more games.

So far, he has become the king of blocks three times, twice selected to the All-Defensive Team, and this season he leads the league with blocks per game and is nominated for the best defensive player.

Dream Green, Dream Green is 2.01 meters tall and has average physical talent, but he is the center of the Warriors' five-small lineup, he is basically a tall player on the inside, he is a player who works very the defensive end, and his feet are very flexible, he can defend from the No. 1 position to the No. 5 position, and even a player like James is difficult to get rid of his defense.

The Atai of the year and the big book of the year.

Battier of the Rockets. Defensive specialist.

Artest.

I think the defense of the beast Artest during the Lakers is the strongest, in the 09-10 season, Artest joined the Lakers, Artest at this time is the strongest, thick body like a wall, coupled with Atai's positive defensive attitude and defensive awareness, in the finals seven games, very limited Pierce's play.

James, the current No. 1 player in the league, although he is about to be 34 years old, his performance last season showed the world that his strength is still the top in the league. In addition to the bulldozer breakthrough in the past, James has been criticized for his long-range shooting and back-to-back ability, but now James is more abundant in scoring methods, especially his shooting ability has been greatly enhanced, back-to-back singles or three-point shots are his killer moves, 2 whistle kills in the playoffs, 8 times cut 40+ is the best proof, coupled with his strong breakthrough ability, it will be difficult to be limited in singles, and there is no suspense about the first singles ability in active singles.

Glove Payton, Jordan played the worst performance in the 6 Finals of his NBA career in the 1996 Finals, averaging only points per game, and the shooting percentage was only, which was the worst of the 6 Finals, and all of this was given by Payton.

I think it's Tony Allen. First of all, his physical fitness has always been underestimated. In the Thunder vs. Grizzlies series, the Grizzlies sent Conley and other defensive giants to defend KD, and finally used Allen to really limit KD, which KD later admitted himself.

Once Howard, Warcraft was not built. O'Neill, Yao Ming. The big guys on the inside are very good.

Hakeem Olajuwon, who pushed the Rockets to the top.

Leonard, at 6:01 in the second quarter, Leonard received the serve and broke through from a 45-degree angle, and when facing the opponent's center to assist in defense, Leonard did not choose to pass, but directly faced the opponent's center for a layup, directly pushing the defender away from a distance of more than 1 meter, but did not hit at the end.

The best single defense should be O'Neal, who has blown up too many interior lines in his 19-year career, so he is very powerful.

Leonard; Game 1 of the 2017 Western Conference Finals.

Leonard; The first game of the '17 Western Conference Finals was perfectly interpreted.

Recently, Pelicans guard "Ball" Lonzo Ball talked about his top five hardest players to defend against in an interview. Surprisingly, top superstars such as LeBron James and Stephen Curry failed to make the cut.

Below, let's take a look at the top 5 candidates he gave.

5) DeMar DeRozan.

The day after Ball was drafted, he played a practice game at the Lakers' arena. However, he was completely unable to defend DeRozan, who was in opposition to himself. There is nothing Ball can do about DeRozan's back-to-back singles skills.

Through this confrontation, DeRozan taught Ball his first lesson after entering the league. It also made Ball realize that the road ahead is still difficult, and if you want to play in the league, you must always work hard to improve.

(4) Kevin Durant of the Nets.

A player like Durant, who combines the height of a forward with the skill of a guard, is really very rare, and it makes it difficult for the player responsible for defending him to deal with.

Durant can shoot in front of you without pressure with his height and reach, and he's hard to defend in heads-up with Maddy, Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan and Allen Iverson, and these five players are also the best heads-up players in my mind.

(3) Kyrie Irving of the Nets.

Ball believes Irving's ball handling skills are the best in the league. Owen doesn't make any obvious moves before making any moves, and you can't predict his direction based on some details. Moreover, Irving has a lot of scoring tools and is difficult to defend.

(2) James Harden of the Rockets.

Ball said Harden's step-back step is one of the hardest to defend in the league. When defending Harden, you're either going to make him shoot comfortably, or you're going to pay for a foul and let him score.

When defending Harden, I think it's best to put your hands behind your back. It can be difficult for a defender, but it's an effective way to play against a player like Harden who is very good at making fouls.

(1) Damian Lillard of the Trail Blazers.

Ball believes Lillard is an out-and-out killer who will always step up and kill the game at key moments. Lillard has a long range and moves quickly, which means defenders have to be very focused on following him.

However, no matter how tight you defend, Lillard can always create space to shoot, and that's where he excels.

Harden, Harden, Harden, Harden or Harden.

The active players who can be lined up should be Kevin Durant, James Harden, Kawhi Leonard, LeBron James, and Stephen Curry. Each of them is a future Hall of Famer player with a terrifying offense.

I think Curry, Durant, Harden, James, Leonard, these five people can be selected.

Russell Westbrook, Anthony Davis, Stephen Curry, LeBron James, James Harden.