Griffin or now Boozer, who is more NB

Each has its own strengths and weaknesses, Griffin is young and has potential, strong athleticism, outstanding jumping, aerial catch and buckle is very ornamental, low-key and humble; The disadvantage is that the skills under the basket are not delicate and skillful enough, and the mid-range shooting and free throws need to be improved; Boozer is experienced, delicate but tough, physically strong but not flexible, and has a sense of strength and skill (which Rockets fans have deeply experienced, having been eliminated by the same opponent in the first round of the playoffs two times in a row), and even more rarely, Boozer can shoot with both left and right hands. Good at blocking and dismantling cooperation. In general, it is a more comprehensive power forward, but the shortcomings are the average bounce and bounce speed, the arm span is not long, the lateral movement speed is slow, the blocking ability is lacking, and the biggest hidden danger is the injury problem.

The above is purely a humble opinion, and my feelings are in no way plagiarized

Each has its own advantages, giving Lipen can buckle and jump, young and energetic, and playing is more ornamental.

Boozer is a seasoned player, experienced, has good mid-range shots, good rebounding, and defensively looks like the Jazz playing the Rockets season series.

If the two of them fight, it is estimated that they will have their own winners and losers, and no one can prevent anyone.

Griffin is athletic and his overall ability is definitely better than Boozer's, but Boozer's turnaround jumper is very good.

Who are you going to ask who is more nb, of course, it is to give Fen, to call it Warcraft, White Warcraft, he can dunk and look at the basket with his eyes, you say no, nb no?

Definitely give Lipfen, Boozer's advantage is only the experience of the field...

Give Lipin, born for dunks!

Boozer is well known to the majority of Chinese JRS, mainly because of the two elimination of Wohuo, so that Wohuo is out of the first round! Boozer was in his prime, during the Jazz period, and Delon blew up the Rockets with his pick-and-roll.

At his peak, Boozer was technically delicate and tough, and physically strong and flexible. Left and right shots, accurate shots, whether it's a low-post back-to-back shot, a breakaway layup, or a mid-range jumper after blocking with Delon, it's all excellent.

The playoff statistics during the Boozer period are still very outstanding, especially the rebounding scramble is very good, and the overall playoff statistics are higher than Griffin's.

Griffin doesn't say much here, I believe most of them are still relatively familiar, and he finished third in the regular season MVP this year, but he played poorly in the playoffs.

Judging from the comparison of the data in the regular season, Griffin is undoubtedly a step ahead of Boozer, but from the point of view of the most valuable playoff data, Boozer is obviously stronger, considering that the duel at that time was still Yao Ming and Hayes at the peak, although Hayes was not good at the time, but the top defense was very good, which can make Howard deflated, especially considering that the overall level of the Western interior line was much stronger than it is now, and Boozer's playoff gold content is still very high! However, Griffin faced the best defensive player in the playoffs, Ibaka, and the playoff stats were a little bit less plausible.

Pitch: Boozer" Griffin Pitch Pretty Boozer, there is no suspense.

Back Shot: Boozer Griffin Boozer Boozer has excellent skills in the low post and can open the bow left and right.

Rebounds: Boozer Griffin Boozer's playoff season has surpassed 12 in three consecutive seasons

Strategy: Griffin "Boozer" Griffin's strategy is quite good at power forward.

Slam Dunk: Griffin Boozer Griffin's most obvious advantage.

Defending Griffin = Boozer Neither man defends well.

PS: During the Jazz period, Deron led Boozer, with strong generals, and entered the Western Conference Finals.

This season, Paul led Griffin, Jordan Jr. and other strong players, and was eliminated in the semifinals.

Does it indirectly prove that Delon was the league's No. 1 point guard back then?

Griffin and Harden: I found that being wet was like a god. It's so stable compared to whoever you are: you have to lose.

Boozeld chubby blasted Griffin's iron cannon.

This is still a slight advantage for Boozer, especially in terms of interior aggression and rebounding, and Boozer is a beast on the inside, comparable to a small S.

Looking at the playoffs, it's clear that Boozer has blown up Griffin...

Griffin is one of the top ten stars in the league and the top three in MVP, and now he is not as good as Boozer??? He's that bad??? Griffin is so good, how could a child be hacked like this?

Boozer is obviously much better than Griffin, and these two are really not of the same grade.

Another very strange comparison.

Boozer didn't give Riffin the inside lethality he has now.

Nick's most accurate shooting season is not necessarily as high as Boozer's worst season.

It's not a type of player at all, it's like comparing Nash to Magic, how strange it is...