How has Garnett been this season?

It's okay, but I've been affected by a few injuries and missed some games, after all, I'm a little older, 34 years old. So far, the average points per game, rebounds, assists, 1 steal, block, and the average playing time per game is 30 minutes.

KG has started just 54 of 65 games this season, averaging nearly a minute less than last season, and while his shooting percentage and free-throw percentage are still about the same as before, rebounds and blocks have dropped.

Name: Kevin Garnett Appearance: 53 Starts: 53 Time: 30 Shooting Percentage: 3-Point Shooting Percentage: Free throw percentage: Front court: 1 Backcourt: Total Assists, Steals, 1 block, Turnover, Foul, Scored.

There has been a lot of dips in form lately. But believe in the wolf king. There will be moments of outbreaks.

Age and injuries have made this genius slowly fade, and his form has not been as good as it has been for a year, but he is still the core of the team's defense, and his ability to help defend and attack is still very strong.

Affected by injuries, the performance is average, only slowly recovering, hopefully the playoffs can be back to the best.

Data isn't flashy, but it's the cornerstone.

First, the scoring ability is not top-notch. Especially in the playoffs, Garnett played 140 playoff games and only 9 times 30+, compared to Ade only played 70 games and 11 times 30+, so it doesn't make sense to score alone, Garnett has many ways to help the team: rebounding, rim protection, organization, etc., hand-to-hand combat on the offensive end is not his main task.

Second, Garnett's usual scoring methods are relatively simple, with back-to-back and "iron-blooded jumpers" being his main scoring methods, and there are some problems with this kind of scoring methods, such as low efficiency and low lethality. Moreover, Garnett's mid-range shooting has a relatively high assist rate Two years of mid-range shooting data: 82 of 187 shots in 04, 50 assists, and an assist rate of 61; In '03, he shot 42 from 83 and was mid-range, with 28 assists and an assist rate of 67, which is also easier to target in the playoffs.

Third, it is related to the fact that there were many top power forwards in the West at that time, such as Duncan, Tianzun, Webb, Nowitzki, and Malone, on the one hand, Garnett had to spend energy to defend them, on the other hand, there were many defensive giants, plus Garnett's team was poor, and his teammates could provide little help, so it was easier to be targeted by opponents with confidence and boldness.

Fourth, Garnett likes to hold the ball with his back in the low post to complete the offense, but the power can't keep up, and he can't easily push the defender to a deep position, and change the opponent's defensive formation through single-point pressure, forcing him to pinch to create offensive space for his teammates. The aggressiveness is worse, the performance of strong kills and fouls is weaker, and the ability to break the game is naturally poor, and due to the interference of these factors, Garnett's personal offensive ceiling is actually very limited.

To sum up, he can achieve stable output, but it is difficult to achieve **-style carry, and he can't score prolificly in the playoffs, only less than 100 games have 30+, including less than 5 games with more than 40 points. This is where Garnett is more awkward as the main core of the attack.

Garnett's individual skatechain skating ability is strong, but he is more powerful, and he doesn't pay as much attention to Zheng's stats, and Shinra is also related to his career trajectory, and he focuses more on defense.

I think it's because Garnett's offensive desire is not very strong, and if he doesn't have a strong offensive desire, he won't get high scores.

He's a player who pays more attention to the situation of the team game, and the championship is more important to him than his score.

It should be that only James and Kobe Bryant can do it, and the continuity of their state is very good.

The league also has LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry, Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and others have done it, and there is no doubt that they were all MVPs that year

It should be James, because James has been the best player for five or six months in a row, as long as he is not injured.

Garnett was named the best player for four months in a row, and the league can do it with Kobe, James, Jordan, Curry, and O'Neal. Their performances have been outstanding.

Timberwolves.

'96 (26-56) Didn't make the playoffs.

Season '97 (40-42) First round.

Season '98 (45-37) First round.

Season '99 (25-25) First round.

00 season (50-32) First round.

Season 01 (47-35) First round.

Season 02 (50-32) First round.

Season 03 (51-31) First round.

Season 04 (58-24) Western Conference Finals.

'05 (44-38) Did not make the playoffs.

Season 06 (33-49) Did not make the playoffs.

'07 (32-50) Did not make the playoffs.

Celt. '08 (66-16) Overall Championship.

Season 09 (62-20) Second Round Suit Leather Shoes Season 10 (50-32) Finals.

A detailed introduction from Kevin Garnett.

Anyone who has watched Garnett play will appreciate him, especially his tough approach to the game. As the boss of the team, he never refuses to do the dirty work. Desperate on the field, cheering for his teammates off the field, absolute leadership temperament.

Garnett is also a quality idol, and I get so much positive energy from him.

Garnett was born in 1976 to South Carolina. Nicknamed Wolf King (Timberwolves), KG, and The Big participated in the draft and was selected by the Timberwolves with the fifth pick. He is the first high school player in NBA history to be drafted under the age of 20.

It is no exaggeration to say that the wave of the draft of high school students after that was the precedent set by Garnett.

He is 211cm tall, but his arm span has reached an astonishing 226cm. His speed and bounce are among the top in the league, and his vertical bounce reaches 90cm. In terms of size, Garnett is more of an interior lineman, and in terms of technique, he can control the ball, pass the ball, and can also play in the low post and use shooting to score.

On the defensive end, rebounding, blocking, and helping defense, Garnett is a good player. He has subverted the traditional definition of the interior and can play almost all five positions on the court.

Garnett's career spanned 21 years, playing for the Timberwolves, Celtics, and Nets. Averaged points per game, assists, steals, blocks, and shooting percentage. Garnett has been named to the All-Star team 15 times, the All-Star team 9 times, the rebounding champion 4 times, and the All-Defensive Team 12 times.

He was also the 2004 regular season MVP, the 2007-2008 NBA champion, and the best defensive player.

In the 2004-05 season, Garnett averaged 20+10+5 per game for six consecutive years, becoming the first player in NBA history and the only player to achieve such statistics in six consecutive seasons. In addition to dazzling statistics, Garnett is also an "iron man", in his entire career, he played a total of 1,462 games, a total of 50,418 minutes, and held the record of 21 years in the NBA with "Chief" Robert Parrish and Kevin Willis, which is really amazing!

At 6 o'clock on September 24, 2016, Beijing time, Garnett updated a paragraph on social software, officially announcing his retirement and ending his legendary NBA career. Salute to the Wolf King, thank you for bringing us so much emotion!

Garnett (full name Kevin Garnett) has announced his retirement in September 2016.

Kevin Garnett: Born on May 19, 1976 in South Carolina, USA, former American professional basketball player Li Xiang, playing as a power forward center. In the 1995 NBA draft, Kevin Garnett was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves with the fifth pick in the first round, and in the 2003-04 season, he transferred to the Boston Celtics in the summer of the regular season, and formed the "Celtics Big Three" with Ray Allen and Paul Pearce, and defeated the Lakers in the 2008 Finals to win the NBA championship.

In 2013, Garnett was traded to the Brooklyn Nets. In 2015, he returned to the Minnesota Timberwolves. On September 24, 2016, Kevin Garnett announced his retirement on Instagram with a post**.

It's not that there are no classic games, but every one of his games is a classic. Garnett is a consistent player, and every performance is commendable, and he plays consistently, so it doesn't look like a classic game.

Because throughout Garnett's entire career, he was a single-core leader with the Timberwolves in his early days. He spent his entire career with the Timberwolves for 12 years. And also won a regular season MVP with the Timberwolves, and later came to the Celtics, and helped the Celtics win a championship!

As a result, he didn't have a classic game in his career.

Garnett's highest score in the playoffs was only 35 points, and he was not the team's scoring champion in that game, which shows that his scoring ability is really average, and naturally there is no more classic playoff game.

Because Garnett is an all-round player, his comprehensive level in every game is very high, although it seems not classic, but in fact, every game is classic.

Garnett is more evenly balanced, and although he didn't play the highlights, he gave his all in every game, and his ability is undoubted.

In 2004, the seven-game battle with the Kings was a classic, and he didn't shoot much of the key three-pointers.

The tie-break with the Kings should be considered a classic!

Because every scene is a classic.

He doesn't use classics! His career is a classic.

In the early morning of August 1, Beijing time, the Celtics officially announced that Yan Hui Naib made the most shocking trade in the NBA this summer, and the trade of 10-time All-Star player Garnett has been completed, and the green shirts Al-Jefferson, Gerard Green, Ryan Gomez, Telfair and Latliff, the Celtics also had to take two first-round picks in 2009 (the first three picks of the draft were protected) to complete the trade for the Wolves. Garnett will join Pierce and Ray Allen to form the most competitive luxury roster in the league. Pictured are Bida Garnett and Pierce.