Let s talk about KG and Duncan objectively, right? KG or Duncan which is better

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The comparison of kg and TD is really tiring. . . Sticking to each other... The stone Buddha is the pillar of the Spur Dynasty... Yet, even now he is not so dazzling ... Spurs are still very strong, I don't understand that, maybe it has something to do with the system.

In terms of data, the average situation per game, I remember that it seems that only in steals kg is higher than him. And in the total number, kg is a few years earlier than him, so it is superior. In terms of shooting percentage, kg was dragged down by three-pointers because he had to play an empty position.

In terms of honor, TD doesn't seem to have the best defense. kg is affected by the team. Honors are a little less.

Actually, I feel that the gap between the two of them is not how good the Spurs' outside configuration is... It's that there was once an admiral who was fighting against TD, and KG was always missing an All-Star insider... Compared to the Western giants of the same period (Trail Blazers, Spurs, Lakers, Kings).

Although it's a kg fan.,But I really want to row.。。 It can only be TD first (this thing can't be assumed).

Both of them are all-round warriors, but the all-round power of TD is a symbol of dominance, and the all-round power of kg is actually a last resort... A power forward willing to play as a guest defender?

In terms of historical status, Duncan is definitely higher

kg and Duncan are both great power forwards, but Duncan's interior skills are stronger than kg, kg relies more on jump shots, Duncan is super strong on his back, but he is not as flexible as kg, and they are both players who can enter the Hall of Fame.

I am looking at kg now, and I am completely looking at their spirit, and they are determined not to give up.

DEN Ken can definitely be ranked in the top 10 in history, and kg is the top 10 in PF at most, and the Spurs are nothing without Deng, his ability is not seen by data, and objectively speaking, it is not a level.

Duncan is by far the greatest power forward in the NBA and one of the most well-rounded players in the KG.

The first person in history in each position, Duncan beats kg

Trash talk is a unique culture in the NBA that is designed to influence the opponent's mindset and keep him from focusing on the game. This may not be technically appropriate, but NBA basketball culture is relatively open, and if you can't withstand the influence of your opponents, you won't be able to gain a foothold in this league.

Jordan, Bird, Kobe Bryant and others are all good trash talkers, and they are also very great players, which shows that trash talk is a must for NBA players. Former All-Star power forward Garnett is also a trash-talker, and he has a lot of game quotes, such as the "doughnut" to Anthony. But Garnett said on the show that he was the least willing to trash talk to Duncan, why is this?

Garnett played for the Timberwolves in the West as a young man, played against Duncan a lot, and both wore jersey numbers 21 and were considered the greatest power forwards of the era. Of course, Garnett wanted to talk a few trash words when he was playing against Duncan, but he only gave up after a few attempts, because Duncan was not affected by trash talk at all, but he himself was too obsessed with trash talk and ignored a lot of things in the game.

Garnett said that Duncan also spewed trash talk, but his trash talk was just a few words or phrases, such as "Yo he, what else, that's it." It's only a few words, but it sounds annoying. The point is that Duncan said these words every time after defeating his opponent one-on-one, and his power naturally increased several times.

But what made Garnett most angry was that Duncan ignored all the trash talk he spewed out himself, which was more annoying. Just imagine, two people are talking trash on the field, and Garnett's side says a variety of sentences that are carefully designed, but Duncan doesn't pay attention to a word, as if he didn't hear it at all. Back every time Duncan scored a goal, he said a word to Garnett:

That's it? "Don't look at the stone Buddha Duncan's stupid appearance, the research on trash talk is very thorough.

Garnett recalls a time when Duncan used to reply to his trash talk with a few words, so he became agitated and put all his energy into choosing words and sentences, but he didn't focus so much on the game and ignored a lot of defensive details. kg sprayed this trash talk one after another, but when he looked up, Duncan's guy was silent, and he had secretly cut 20 points and 20 rebounds!

Since then, Garnett has understood that trash talk doesn't work for players like Duncan, so he gave up trash talk to Duncan.

As Garnett said, trash talk is just part of the game, something that falls under the category of "off-the-shelf moves". If you put too much energy into trash talk and ignore the game itself, it's a bit of a waste of money. Many of the NBA's trash talk masters can influence their opponents without affecting themselves in the slightest.

The young Garnett suffered from Duncan, and then KG slowly improved his focus, not only becoming a trash-talker, but also officially joining the Hall of Fame this year as a legend.

Because he knows that he can't provoke the other party at all, and the consequences of saying it are not something he can bear.

On one occasion against Duncan, Garnett said a few trash words, but he only gave up after a few attempts, because Duncan would not be affected by trash talk at all, but instead ignored a lot of things because of trash talk.

Because Duncan won't respond, KG doesn't like to trash talk to people who don't, and feels that no matter what he says, he won't respond, so it's not interesting.

Because Duncan won a lot of championships when he was there, and gained a lot of fans, he was able to be known as the No. 1 front in the NBA, which is also a very good reward for Duncan.

Because Duncan has five championship rings, many power forwards may have better stats than Duncan, but they don't have as many championships as Duncan.

Because what he is great about is not his scoring, but his contribution to the team, and also helping his teammates score and organize.

Duncan's third career game was at home of the Chicago Bulls, with 19 points and 22 rebounds. Opposite him was Rodman, who was 15 years his senior, also with 22 rebounds. Rodman was sent off by Duncan. That's it for the third one.

Duncan's first playoff game, 32 points and 10 rebounds. The opponent was McDyce from his youth.

In 1999, Duncan eliminated the Lakers in the last two games, totaling 70 points and 28 rebounds.

His first Finals game, 33 points and 16 rebounds.

At the time, the Knicks were young Camby, young Kurt Thomas, Big Mom and Dudley. In the playoffs, the Knicks gave up an average of 83 points per game and limited opponents to 41 percent shooting. But Duncan averaged 27 points and 14 rebounds per game in the Finals.

Duncan's third-year highest score in a single game was 46. To whom? The Postman, who was on the NBA's No. 1 defensive team the year before.

Duncan averaged 28 points, 12 rebounds and 5 assists per game when he eliminated the Lakers in 2003, and 37 points and 16 rebounds in the final game against the Lakers.

In the first game against the Mavericks, he had 40 points, 15 rebounds and 7 assists, 32 points, 15 rebounds and 5 assists, 34 points, 24 rebounds, 6 assists and 6 blocks.

In the first game of the 2003 Finals, he had 32 points, 20 rebounds and 6 assists. Defending him was Kenyon Martin in his prime.

In the final game of the finals, 21 points, 20 rebounds, 10 assists and 8 blocks are not mentioned. In the 2003 Finals, he averaged the most blocks per game in the NBA.

All NBA First Team for the first eight years of his career.

15 All-Stars to date, 15 League Team of the Year, 15 League Defensive Team of the Year, the latter two are all-time records.

No. 3 in all-time playoff rebounds, No. 1 in blocks, and fifth in scoring.

But these are not the most powerful.

Between the first championship in 1999 and the last championship in 2015, there is a gap of sixteen years.

In fact, in 2005, at the age of 29, he won his third Finals MVP, and he has already locked in the number one forward in history.

But everyone who watches the Spurs understands that Duncan has achieved the above personal results, plus five championships, and there can still be the following shot, and those who understand it will naturally understand its terrible aspects.

This is what really sets him apart from every other superstar.

Duncan's strength on both offensive and defensive ends, basketball IQ, awareness, teamwork ability, and tactical execution are among the top in the league, and many things cannot be reflected in the data.

Many people say that Parker is the core in recent years, but in fact, the core of the Spurs has always been TD, the axis offensive end at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends: When I was young, the low-post offensive technique was a textbook, and when I got older, the quality of running, tandem balls, blocking and pick-and-roll, and covering was still top-notch.

Defensive: Defensive awareness, positional skills, blocks and rebounds.

Offensive and defensive transitions: TD's one-pass technique goes without saying.

Humility, unity, salary cuts for team development, etc., etc., which cannot be seen on the field...

If you list the various projects and look at the league, you will see how strong this person is.

It took 19 years for a champion to win 5 championships, and now the Spurs are still the favorites to win the championship, how strong do you say.