Jordan, Kobe, James, who of them has the strongest ability to control turnovers?

Every player makes mistakes, even if you're 100 per cent, every game is bound to make mistakes. Sometimes mistakes are also passive, such as the passer friend does not catch it, which is also counted as his own mistake. If you are the star of the house, you will be subject to high defensive intensity and huge physical exertion, and you are prone to mistakes at this time.

Mistakes are indeed avoided, but when there are many mistakes to a certain extent, it is also a side reflection of the greatness of the player. As the 3 most influential supergiants in history, what are the number of career mistakes of "Jokojan", let's find out together, and you will know where the gap is after reading it.

Kobe Bryant has played in the NBA for 20 years, and his style of play has always been tough, and he will finish games even when he is trapped. Although sometimes the shooting percentage is not guaranteed, Kobe's competitiveness is really admirable. Kobe Bryant also enjoys the treatment of a bag all year round, and his career mistakes are 4,010, ranking fourth in history.

It has a lot to do with his own paranoid style of play, but if it is reasonable, he is not Kobe.

James' style of play has always been very stable, whether it is leading or behind, as long as James is on the court, the team will not be chaotic. James is very versatile, to score, grab boards, assist, and defend at key moments, so his physical exertion is huge. His passes were often unexpected, and his speed was so great that his teammates couldn't catch them, so he averaged one mistake per game in his career.

James currently has 4,402 turnovers, which ranks second all-time, surpassing Karl. It was only a matter of time before Malone became the all-time first.

Finally, let's take a look at Jordan, the defensive action in the Jordan era was very large, and at that time it was not only the bag, but also the "Jordan Rule" and the "Bad Boy Army" were all for Jordan's defense. It was in such extreme circumstances that Jordan still controlled his mistakes very well, averaging only one mistake per game in his career, with a total of 2,924 turnovers in 15 seasons, which is too strong to control mistakes.

Through comparison, it can be seen that in terms of the ability to control mistakes, "Qiao Kejan" Sanli is still the strongest Jordan. After all, James and Kobe are supergiants, and Jordan is a "god", and it is reasonable that he is stronger than Janko!

Personally, I think it should be Kobe Bryant, because he didn't make too many mistakes, but this is not a good judgment.

Jordan has the strongest ability to control turnovers, because as long as the ball is given to Jordan, it is impossible to either score or make the opponent foul.

Of the three, Jordan and Kobe Bryant both occupy a large amount of shooting power within the team, so the mistakes of these two are more and difficult to control. James is relatively more well-rounded, he can score and assist, and his way of playing is more reasonable because of it, and he is the best of the three when it comes to turnover.

I don't think Jordan is far ahead of Kobe Bryant and James, because they live in different eras, and everyone has different areas of expertise, and they don't dominate some of the NBA games at the moment.

Jordan's strength is slightly stronger than Kobe, not far ahead, on par with James, each with its own strengths!

I think it's far more than Kobe Bryant and James, because Jordan is the main influencer in the NBA after all, and without him, then there wouldn't be so many people coming to the NBA to develop, and people have compared his season scores and found that he has a higher score than others.

Jordan is good enough, but now it's a copy of DeRozan. All athletes are human beings, not gods. As strong as James is also a person, there is no need to mythologize as a god.

Really, Jordan's stats are impressive, he's a 14-time All-Star, and he's a 10-time scoring champion.

It's the same with objectivity. The basketball gods are gods! The spirit of the past, look at the present.

Now the rules and referees are not rigorous. As long as the layup is fouled, 2 1 is flying all over the sky. Anyway, let's look at it as a quick success, chaotic, and linked to the economy, interests, and background everywhere.

Even the whole sport is not so pure.

Good technique is one thing, but the most important thing is that the will, quality and responsibility are incomparable to other stars.

The most wrong thing about Jordan is that he has achieved too many honors in a short period of time, so that latecomers can only make a fuss about the length of time and age if they want to touch porcelain.

I remember that around 2000, the ball reviews commented on the players' abilities, scores, and so on, and Joe only had one number one, leadership temperament! This is still relatively pertinent.

Such a comparison is not objective enough!

Durant has long been considered the best scorer in the NBA today, averaging no less than 25 points per game in his season except in his rookie season. Durant won the points title four times in his nine-year career. In the 2009 and 2010 seasons, in his third season, Durant became the youngest scoring champion in history with points per game.

Also as a leading scorer, James has scored 26,833 points in his thirteen-year career, and he can break the 30,000-point mark in two seasons. The NBA's record for the youngest scorer is also almost always held by James, who was previously Kobe Bryant, and of course, this is because both of them entered the NBA as high school players.

When Kobe Bryant was not retired, Black Mamba was always regarded as the closest person to Jordan, also a shooting guard, with the same height of 1.98 meters, the same extraordinary scoring ability, and the same honor under the coaching of Phil Jackson.

As the second-largest scoring guard in history after Jordan, Kobe Bryant is more compared to Jordan for his scoring skills and hunger for the game. Step-back jumpers, extreme pulls, and even unreasonable kills, Kobe Bryant has a bit of a god posture.

In addition, Kobe and Jordan are the kind of players who are outrageously hungry for games and wins, Kobe Bryant won the only three consecutive championships after the new century, and the next two consecutive championships also did their best, if Kobe Bryant took over the mantle of Jordan, then he inherited God's fighting spirit and ambition.

Of course, Durant only played 27 games due to injury in the 14 15 season, and only scored 686 points in the season, but even if Durant played the whole season, he would score 1500 more points and be on par with James in the same period, and not necessarily much better than James's scoring ability, and the two would be tied, and James's career average points per game was not much worse than Durant's.

We can see that comparing Durant to Jordan is more about scoring ability. Durant is tall and has long arms, has the ability to handle the ball and shoots well, and his four-time scoring title is enough to show his excellent scoring ability, and his shooting percentage and three-point shooting percentage so far in the playoffs have allowed Durant to score points and rank first in the league.

Reggie Miller also said, "There is no doubt that KD will be in the top 10 of the all-time scoring list of the regular season, and whether he can finish in the top five will depend on how long he wants to play." ”

Superstars of every era are inevitably compared to Jordan, Kobe Bryant is compared to Jordan for fighting spirit, James is compared to Jordan for honor, and Durant is compared to Jordan for scoring ability.

I think it's very normal. Because the strength of these people is comparable, that's why it's like this.

I think that's a normal thing to do, because Jordan and Durant are both very good basketball players, and they're both very good at playing basketball.

Whether Kobe Bryant has really learned all of Jordan's ball skills mainly has these views.

In the first aspect, Jordan has big hands and long arms, and his shoulders are wider than Kobe. Bounce is his original strength. So Jordan is more ethereal than Kobe Bryant, and it's easy to get started.

Kobe Bryant has been imitating, in infinity close. If you look at Jordan's one-handed cap, you can see that there is definitely a gap in the arm span of their calendar.

The second point of view, in terms of technology alone, in fact, Kobe has surpassed Jordan, because the times are advancing, and Kobe's imitation of Jordan is to take its essence. The progress of the league's playing style is also improving, but if Jordan is still stronger than Kobe Bryant in heads-up ability, the difference is not in technique but in physical fitness, in other words, God finally controls the ceiling of the two people, Jordan is stronger than Kobe in terms of explosiveness, bounce and physical flexibility, which cannot be made up for by acquired efforts, that is, the talent point Jordan is stronger, but, or but, but in terms of technology, I think Kobe has played to the extreme, more paranoid than Jordan!

In the third aspect, Kobe Bryant only mastered most of Jordan's ball skills, but just in terms of his mastery, his proficiency, aesthetics and goal efficiency are lower than Jordan's. And Jordan's defensive skills are better, the biggest technical gap between the two lies in the technology between the marches, Jordan is a kaleidoscope from defense to offense and the moment of receiving the ball, his steps are ever-changing, the speed is fast, all kinds of god operations are very slippery, Kobe Bryant is obviously half a beat slower, and he is full of stuckness.

The fourth aspect of the view is all impossible. Some learn well. As Jordan said, Kobe Bryant may have single-handedly won Jordan.

But there are some things that are conditioned on the body, and Kobe Bryant can't learn them if he wants to. Jordan's stagnation and bounce, the control of the ball with the huge palm, these are all things that Kobe Bryant can't do.

In the fifth aspect, Jordan is leading in an all-round way, and Kobe Bryant has unique features in a few areas. But the skill is not alone, but combined with physical fitness.

I think Kobe Bryant really learned all of Jordan's skills, because Kobe is a very good basketball player, and he is very good when he plays basketball, and he is also very hard at training, so I think Kobe really learned all of Jordan's skills.

Kobe Bryant didn't really learn all of Jordan's skills, Jordan has long arms, his hands are bent and his shoulders are relatively wide, and the one-handed hat is a very high requirement for physical fitness, and there is still some gap between Kobe and Jordan, so it is impossible to learn it completely.

No. The two of them play differently, they have different strengths, and they are both famous people in the basketball industry.

No, because Kobe Bryant's palms are small, he can't do Jordan's one-handed ball.

LeBron James had six kills of Kim Khal in his professional season

Jordan kills, and Jenhan is also crowned in the future. It is true that Zhan Huang has a really high cold and bloody performance in some games, but judging by the trajectory of his career season, it is not strong, and it is often "lost" by shelling, this season finals G3, in the last 3 points of 6 points, James chose to go through 6 points, James did not attack the basket, which is also afraid of the game. And Kobe is a real cold-blooded killer, the harder the game Kobe is.

The following uses data to explain the gap between James and Kobe in key moments in the playoffs.

In the playoffs, the remaining five minutes, within five points: Kobe and Zhan Huang Kebel are stronger? Data certificate Zhan Lan has a kill Wang Jiayu Kobe too cold-blooded, Kobe 105 262, 55 ts% (career 55ts%), James 120 293, 55ts% (career, it seems that the difference between the remaining five minutes, five points, James can still be higher than Kobe, almost unhappy.

Final, with five minutes left, in 5 minutes: Kobe and Zhan Huang Kebel are stronger? Data certificate Zhan Lan has a kill Wang Jiayu Kobe is too cold-blooded, Kobe 28 63,53ts, effective hit rate 46%.

James 17 62,43ts%, effective shooting rate of 32%, from the last five minutes, within five points, James and Kobe Bryant have a significant gap in the game, and Kobe Bryant began to show natural.

In the playoffs, in the remaining two minutes, three minutes (except for points and assists), Kobe and Zhan Huang Kebel are stronger? Data certificate Azure has a kill Wang Jiayu Kobe too cold-blooded, James 40 106, free throws 49 67%, TS% assists every 36 minutes, every 36 minutes for doubles. ，kobe

40 96, 67 79, 58 ts%, assists per 36 minutes, every 36 minutes for the shed. Bryant and James spent two minutes in the playoffs. The number is within 3 points, the number of people is 40 years old, but the number of assists is about the same, but James's mistakes are as high as multiple every 36 minutes, while Kobe Bryant only needs to be doubled.

Under the high verdict. James's ability at critical moments is indeed far inferior to Kobe.

Personally, I think James will be more powerful in comparison, because I think James is relatively stable.

In terms of handling key balls, I think Kobe Bryant is still relatively strong, because from the data point of view, Kobe Bryant will have a lot more key balls than James, so Kobe Bryant will be a little stronger.

It should be James, because James has very good passing vision and is often able to pass the ball to very good players.