David West of the Hornets or Boozer of the Jazz

In fact, the technical characteristics of West and Boozer are still relatively similar1Both are good at mid-pitch 2None of them are good at defending (and none of them will be superstars on that basis) 3They have a good point guard around them to play pick-and-roll.

In fact, when the Hornets and Jazz were fighting, people were more discussing who was stronger, Delon or Paul, both of whom were meters tall, and probably this is why they chose more of a mid-range shot away from the basket when attacking, and if they rushed hard inside, they would get a hat.

The league's excellent power forwards are all above meters, such as Duncan, Garnett, Bosh and others) In addition to mid-range shots, the two are also comparable in terms of interior breakthrough footwork, physical fitness, rebounding, etc. In the 07 and 08 playoffs, Boozer and West have faced Duncan in comparison There is still a big gap between them and Duncan.

Personally, I think West will be a little bit stronger than Boozer, but not too much of a gap.

Boozer's strong offense under the basket and back shot turn are stronger than West, West's mid-range shooting and breakthrough pace are better than Boozer, and in terms of physical fitness, Boozer's explosiveness and strength are superior Both are about the same, Boozer's individual singles are stronger than West.

Both are stronger, but David West's mid-range shot is more accurate, and I prefer the mid-range shot

Boozer has a bigger role in the team, the Hornets rely mainly on Paul West, and West is only a supporting role.

Boozer plays dirty and I personally don't like him a lot.

Judging by the current momentum, it should be West who is superior.

Boozer: But now there are injuries

Both are elite at the power forward position, both meters tall but David West's defense is much better than Carlos Boozer's, on the offensive end, both have excellent, consistent mid-range shooting skills, but Boozer's scoring means are a little more abundant. So the two have their own strengths and are equally divided!!

West isn't young anymore. In general, the style is not the same. But, in general, Boozer is a little stronger. It's a little shorter, but it's still violent. And West was lucky to play on the side of CP3 to play at an All-Star level!

I think Boozer is better on the outside than West, and West is stronger on the inside, so I can't compare, ah, each has its own strengths, but it's all salary and ability are not proportional, haha.

Of course Boozer.

David West, without Paul, he is nothing.

It's like Marion who was by Nash's side at the beginning.

Leaving Nash was greatly weakened.

If you give them two points out of 10, they will be scored separately.

Defense: Boozer:

David. West: 8

Overall Defense: Boozer is a little tougher.

Offense: Boozer:

David. West: 8

Overall offense: Boozer has a better offensive approach than David. A little more West, especially the positional attack.

There is no doubt that it is Boozer.

West's performance in this year's playoffs proved that he was a softass.

Boozer is a bit stronger both offensively and defensively, although West has a wider range of offense.

Of course it's Boozer, tough, muscular man, but the defense is not very good, but both defenses are not very good.

Boozer, Boozer can be on his own, and West is just a product of the CP3 effect.

Boozer is a little stronger, because Boozer is more stable no matter which position he is, although West can also do it, but his physical fitness is not as good as Boozer, Boozer is tougher.

Their two main points are mid-range shots, and Boozer can be strong on rebounds.

The location is not the same, it is not easy to compare.

However, if you choose practicality, Boozer is better to use.

Dawei West Boozer is old.

It's hard to say that there are two different styles, one is on the inside and the other is on the outside.

Boozer is better for now, after all, he is very comfortable with the Jazz's offensive and defensive system. And Jefferson has more potential, and once he fits into the Jazz system, then he will likely become the next Malone. Provided, of course, that Derond becomes the next Stockton.

I hope the landlord is satisfied.

If there are no large-scale injuries, the Jazz's performance will not be lower than at the end of last season, after all, the change of coach and the departure of the head coach in the middle of the game still have a great impact on the team. Today's Jazz still have the league's first-class interior strength, and with the growth of Hayward and Favors, the Jazz still retain the hope of entering the playoffs in the new season.

Boozer and Jefferson, the latter is more in the center position, are the best in today's technical flow of the inside, excellent mid-range shooting and back play ability make the two become rare 20+10 club members in recent years, compared to Boozer Jefferson's defense is slightly better, and Boozer's style of play is more flexible.

So far, the two have been about the same, and neither has brought decisive changes to the team, Boozer has better offensive skills and rebounding skills in the low post, while Eljefferson has more offensive and defensive power on the inside. Boozer is at the end of his prime, while Eljefferson is still young and has a lot of potential. The Jazz are still mainly multi-core and close to no core, and if Harris and Jefferson are still the same as last season, the Jazz will either advance or retreat in the West.

Difficult to make the playoffs.

Personally, I still think Boozer is better, and the strength will not be good next season, so I hope for the next superstar.

Al Jefferson is okay in the Timberwolves, and it seems that the Jazz are a little worse, and I think Boozer is better

Boozer is better, and the black and white duo know each other better.

The ranking should be Boozer West "Aldridge", from this stage the ability should be in such an order, Aldridge's advantage should be reflected in age and comprehensiveness, but the disadvantage of his own stability and strength still makes me put him last, the potential is obvious, but if he wants to become the second Bosh, he still has a long way to go!

Boozer, who abandoned the Cavaliers and chose the Jazz back then, made me notice this good power forward, not to mention the outstanding height and athletic talent, with solid footwork skills and basketball awareness, he has played a piece of the sky in the current Jazz team, whether it is a high-level ball holding and a low-hand breakthrough or a low-post back-to-back single or hook turn high-arc jumper, all let us appreciate his comprehensive interior ability, and the scramble and protection for rebounds are also very good among tall people, although the defensive end does not have strong individual defensive ability, But with his judgment of the situation, he is still a very good team defensive star, and he can often see the right time to supplement and assist in defense, and his ability should be ranked in the top 10 of the league's overall rankings!

West, a diligent No. 4 star with an obviously undominant figure, has a simple and unpretentious personal style of play, and his basic skills are quite comprehensive and solid, but due to his limited athleticism and physical talent, he will not be the kind of lethal and aggressive role in both offense and defense, for the Hornets who currently rely on Paul, he is a second-in-command with a good tactical division of labor and fit, and the data is also decent, and he is one of the low-key interior stars in the league. The overall ranking should also be in the top 10, but compared to Boozer, his attention and own ability are still slightly lacking!

Aldridge, Alder. Jefferson and David. Lee and Horford should be the potential of the East and West in recent years, just take Aldridge out, he can shoot and can back, and the height advantage is also an important weight to judge the height of the future, at first glance, he should have the upper hand relative to the other few, but he is the same as our UAE, belongs to the vague positioning of the development direction, his own style of play is not very tough, the thin body brings the confrontation is not dominant, although it has a great range of attacks and a lot of attack means, But in the face of physical confrontation, the quality of the completion of the action and the feel are not very stable, this is a problem that Aldridge is currently facing, if he can be more active in seeking strong physical confrontation under the shot can also maintain a stable hit rate, then his ability can even surpass Bosh, become the future league's top inside forward, for the defense he currently lacks more focus and awareness, I believe that with the development of the team and the accumulation of his own technical experience, In the future, he will definitely show a certain style in defense!

To sum up, if Boozer and West represent the Mesozoic era and the present of the NBA, then Aldridge and Griffin, who are still fledglings, are the future of the NBA!

Aldridge Boozer David West.

Aldridge's three-point shooting percentage is not high, but there is an upward trend, the career shooting rate has reached a good rate, not as good as Boozer in terms of rebounding, but the defense is better than Boozer, and the scoring is not high, but I think he will definitely surpass Boozer, and the overall strength is still Aldry.

Boozer's physical fitness is average, his height is average, his weight is okay, and his strength is good. Have self-knowledge, and make up for it by hard work. The basic offense is solid, and the offensive means are gorgeously reminiscent of the Postman.

The main means are mid-range shooting and cutting-in, which are very stable, and the hit rate can also be more than half. Regular time has been UTAH's leading scorer. It's not very your physical fitness to do some exaggerated movements, and it's not very common to attack in the low post.

The rebounding ability is very strong, although not high, but the awareness and control allow him to rebound to 10 easily. The passing is also beautiful, and if the Jazz can be better on the perimeter, the number of assists should go up. Poor defensive awareness, lateral foot movement can't keep up with most PF, height and arm length are limited, and blocking ability is not too good.

Fortunately, there is tonnage, at least it will not be easily attacked by others. The defense is not good, and he basically can't prevent other people's breakthroughs, and there are too many fouls. However, in the inner line, due to the tonnage, it is still not easy for people to make it.

This season, under Sloan's leadership, it seems that his interior defense has improved again. So, on the whole, he is a player who focuses on offense and light defense. No shooting ability from beyond the three-point line.

St is only 6 feet 9 inches, which is not an advantage for him who is good at playing power forward, so West relies more on jump shots on the offensive end, and his shooting percentage is quite objective. The defensive ability is average, and it can only be said that it is barely passing.

Bouzer, West, Aldridge.

Boozer: Excellent rebounding, good playmaking, mid-range shooting.

West: Outstanding shooting ability, he is relatively good in the big forward The reason why he put Aldridge at the end is because his strength is too weak, and the interior offense is not very strong, but the mid-range shooting is not bad.

I picked Aldridge, Boozer, and finally David West.

Aldridge is more well-rounded, Boozer is more tough on the inside, and David West has more solid basic skills, but if he doesn't have a good point guard, he will have few opportunities.

I personally recommend Boozer, 1 because Boozer is strong at the peak, and the mid-range shooting is too scary, I am a Rockets fan, and I have witnessed the Jazz vs. Rockets series, Boozer is too strong.

Buze's offense is better The accuracy of the mid-range shot is not blown out When he was young, the power and bounce were very good, but now the bounce is degraded badly Gibson's defense is definitely stronger than Buze by more than one level The bounce is also good But the offensive ability is poor In addition to the basket under the basket, there are also mid-range shots, but there is no Buze accurate.

Boozer, of course!

Boozer was the starter, with Gibson coming off the bench.

Boozer is at the top of Jazz and is a member of the 20+10 club.

Gibson is a qualified substitute who survives, and his physical fitness is good, but his scoring means are limited.

Boozer is a 10-million-level PF!!

Judging from the current situation, I still think Gibson has more potential, and Boozer is past the peak period of his career. Personally, I feel that Gibson's contribution is relatively large, Boozer is now old, the defense is not good, and the attack power is also average.

Boozer is a little stronger, but injuries have plagued him.

Boozer at his peak finished beating Yao Ming, Gibson may not have this strength, but after all, he is getting older, so I am afraid that Gibson will be stronger in the future.

Just look at the salary, the NBA managers are all business owners.

Gibson, Buszer's age is there.

Personally, I think both of them should have their own strengths. Each player has a different energy under different systems. Martin used to be a champion, but due to injuries, the technique has not improved much, and the recent performance in Xinjiang is not satisfactory, if you compare the two of them now, I think Boozer is stronger, although Boozer is sitting on the inside, the height is limited, but the ability to rebound is still there, in terms of offense, Boozer's offensive skills are more comprehensive, and Martin's offense has been unsatisfactory.

Boozer often attacked Yao Ming with different offensive styles when he played against Yao Ming on the court, putting a lot of pressure on Yao Ming's defensive end. However, when Martin sat on the inside to face Yao Ming, there was not much pressure on him. Therefore, from this comparison, I personally think that Boozer is better.

It is purely a personal opinion, and I hope that the golfers will correct the mistakes.