TD strong or KG? Comparison of KG vs. TD

Of course, it is TD, which can compete with O'Neal in his prime and lead the Spurs to defeat the Lakers!! Not to mention that Duncan has a lot of helpers around him, even Barkley said: "When I was with the Suns and the Rockets, I had KJ, Big Dream and Glider around me, and Malone was always with Stockton.

But in Duncan's 10-year career, he didn't even have a Hall of Fame-caliber player. Oh my God, don't mention David Robinson to me, if I'm not mistaken, this guy was 33 years old during Duncan's rookie season. I remember Thiem always hanging out with a bunch of old stuff, international rookies, second-round picks from other teams, and rangers, but he's done a really good job.

It can be seen that Duncan has a greater role for the team!!

If technically, the two are evenly matched!!

But even kg has to admit that he is not as solid as Duncan's basic skills, otherwise Duncan would not be called the Stone Buddha, what is the Stone Buddha, it means stability!! O'Neill also called Duncan "Big Basic!" ”）

Speaking of honor, kg is not as good as Duncan, so there is no need to say more!

Therefore, the strongest power forward in history is not blown, and TD is certainly stronger than KG!!

Fans are definitely much more kg.

Just look at the all-star ticket.

The results must be good in TD, and I won several MVPs, and there are 3 championships (it seems, ..)

In terms of personal ability, it must be kg, and I think that TD has been able to achieve such results so far because of his partners. Don't forget, KG has always been on the Timberwolves team, if he had been in New York or Houston... Then he will definitely not lose to TD.

Even in a second-rate team like New Jersey, he would be a strong contender for a championship. TD's style of play is stability, but such a person is just a craftsman, not a hero.

Matter. I think it's kg

Chen Jianghua is the strongest, and you will have to hang up as soon as you break through.

TD is relatively stable, and KG is more comprehensive.

KG is more comprehensive, but TD basket is more stable.

I think so, too, the more TD is closer to the basket and has a higher shooting percentage.

KG is now the NBA's leading power forward.

In addition, I am also optimistic about Yi Jianlian.

2010-2011 Scoring, Defense, Honors, Big Picture, Personal Character.

kg a a- a b c

td a- a a a- b

Personally, I prefer KG, but objectively speaking, the TD score is much better.

Now it should be TD First of all, Duncan is known as the greatest power forward, and the same is true from the point of view of domination, and Duncan has a lot of honors, and he has won no less rings. On the other hand, Garnett, it's not that he's bad, he's also a great No. 4 position, and he brought up the Timberwolves, but he still didn't get the ring, he got it when he got it when he got Kaizi, and it actually looks a bit like LeBron, but LeBron didn't get the ring this year. Some people may say that Duncan had good teammates, first there were admirals, and later there were Bowen, Manupak...Garnett didn't have it when he was with the Timberwolves.

This personal mission just shows that Garnett is not very lucky, but luck is also part of strength...In addition, it is more inclined to loyalty, not that Garnett is disloyal, but it is always not good to change teams, although Duncan was pressed more badly in this year's playoffs, and Garnett also proudly beat Xiao Si, but how can Xiao Si have a strong civil war between Randolph and Xiao Jia Sister-in-law is more powerful (please turn out that I ignored Mike Dyce), so overall, I personally feel that TD is better

TD is stronger.

Reason: 1, TD first of all in honor kg and TD can't be.

2. Than then look at the role of kg is definitely a core, the soul of a team. But TD has long gone beyond this category and is already a sign of the Holy City.

3, and the TD has to play more consistently, so the TD is a little stronger, but the KG is still a great player.

Tim Duncan, born on April 25, 1976 in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, is a famous American basketball player who plays as a forward and center for the San Antonio Spurs of professional basketball.

Tim Duncan was the top pick in the 1997 MLS Basketball Draft and the NBA Rookie of the Year in 1997-1998. Duncan has won two NBA regular season MVPs, five NBA championships, and three NBA Finals MVPs.

Kevin Garnett, born on May 19, 1976 in South Carolina, USA, is an American professional basketball player who plays as a power forward, nicknamed Wolf King (Timberwolves), KG (initial), The Big Ticket, and Da Kid.

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 was 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.

Kevin Garnett is a four-time NBA rebounding champion and one of the greatest power forwards in history.

The answer downstairs is a bit contrived! Obviously I like TD! You go back and take a closer look at the data of KG that year, which is basically 20+ and 15+, when there is no TD brilliance, because there are no strong teammates around you, you look at the people around TD, and then look at the people around KG back then, is it comparable?

Both are the world's top power forwards, but kg is much more comprehensive! So your last few words can't be recognized!

kg's mid-range shot, invincible baskets when he was young, supporting the green shirts, hoping to be selected.

Everyone's playing style is different! Each has its own characteristics, depending on how you look at it, everyone likes a different angle.

Personally, I think this is Guan Gong vs. Qin Qiong! Because it's not a star of an era.