Who could be the best center in the NBA in 2006?

Yao Ming is the most promising.

There is no element of national sentiment in it.

1, Yao Ming's status in the Rockets can be seen in the preseason, a complete offensive core.

2, now there are too few big players like Yao Ming in the NBA, and Yao Ming's skills are excellent, the footsteps under the basket are very flexible, the movements are varied, and they are unguardable, and more importantly, Yao Ming's shooting feel is the best among all centers, and the shooting and free throw shooting rate is the best reflection, because the more critical the game, the more fouls are committed to the center.

3, O'Neal's playing time is gradually decreasing, the reason is that he is old.

4. As for the others, few of them are purebred centers, and they can be ignored!

The west is of course Yao Ming! It's still O'Neill in the east! I feel.

In 2006, it was O'Neal, but his form was sinking day by day, and the day when Yao Ming became the No. 1 center was just around the corner.

Of course, it's the Western Conference All-Star center, Yao Ming.

1 O'Neill, 2 Yao Ming, 3 Stoudemire.

In '07: 1 Yao Ming 2 O'Neill 3 ???

O'Neill is old, and now it's Yao Ming's world.

Upstairs, you're a psychopath.

Retirement: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is the most well-rounded center in history, and he's a great player like no other, specifically a combination of Chamberlain and Russell, with not only the offensive ability of the former, but also the defensive ability of the latter. And the most rare thing is that Abdul-Jabbar himself created a unique ** - Tiangou.

This almost unstoppable style of offense has allowed Abdul-Jabbar to sweep the league for years and win six championships. Today, he still holds the league's record for 38,387 points, the greatest center in league history.

Active duty: Yao Ming, it's definitely him, for the following reasons:

1: As the big shark ages, Yao Ming has taken over the mantle of the first center from Fei Ao's hands.

2: Whether it is height, technique, shooting feel, diversification of offensive methods, defensive toughness, experience, free throw skills, and flexibility are all above the standard level of the first center; Howard is inexperienced and has a relatively simple offensive style, which makes it easy to get into foul trouble and poor free throw skills!

Xiao Si is actually not a standard center, and he only has flashy offense, but the defense is useless!

3: Yao Ming has entered the peak of his career! So it's going to be a full-fledged explosion.

The Pacers' Hibbert is about to blow up the Heat's interior line, and he played well in the regular season, especially against the Heat.

Gasol Jr., I think.

1. This year's Grizzlies have historically reached the Western Conference Finals, and Gasol Jr. has contributed a lot, as the best defensive player of the year, his defensive ability in the paint area is undoubted.

2. Offensive ability, Gasol Jr.'s average score per game is not low, and the shooting rate is also quite high.

3. Tenacity, judging from the few games I watched, Gasol Jr. is a man.

Why not choose the Sparks, 1. The Sparks' state with the Lakers this year is extremely disappointing.

2. Spark's professionalism needs to be improved, except for funny, physical fitness, and transfer scandals, I haven't seen what happened.

3. If the spark shows Yao Ming's professional attitude, James's teamwork, and Kobe's self-sacrifice, then the spark will not only make the active No. 1 center, I think, in the long river of history, he will also shine.

The strongest center in the league right now is definitely a spark, there is nothing to say. The Sparks' statistics this season still seem to be very hanging, and his back injury has also affected his performance, I believe that he will definitely be able to play next season when he performs with the Magic, and I look forward to him staying with the Lakers and becoming the core of the team.

Personally, I think it's Xiaojia, the performance of the Grizzlies this year is obvious to all, while Howard's own state is not good, and the Lakers are performing badly.

Hibbert was stained with the light of Paul George.

Of course, if Duncan is a center this year, then I will definitely support him.

Duncan is a four-time center with an impeccable performance in the Finals.

Well-deserved Howard, the impact of the injury did not play well!

I think the strongest is still Howard, Noah has performed well in the past two years, and Lopez is also quite tough.

The strong have their own strong players.

It's all a matter of personal opinion.

Yao Ming, Olajuwon, O'Neal, Duncan, Howard, Griffin, Gasol and a series of legends.

It should still be Howard, after all, there are not many good centers in the league.

The NBA begins to announce the winners of various awards at the end of each season, and the MVP as the most important of these awards has naturally attracted a lot of attention, after all, the player who gets the MVP must be the one who has played a dominant performance in this season. In addition to the MVP award, the NBA's season No. 1 team is also a highlight, because the five people on this list are not only the stars of each team, but also have a place in the MVP list.

Being in the league's best team means you're recognized by the whole league and you're the number one person in your position. Since the beginning of the new century, some fans will compare the first team of each year and find that the best team in 2006 may be the strongest in recent years. In the year, superstars like Duncan and Iverson were not eligible to make the All-Star team, and it is no exaggeration to say that the first wave of that year has been put to the present to guarantee three consecutive championships!

Duncan's 2006 Duncan was at the peak of his career, and his stats were beautiful, averaging points, 11 rebounds and two blocks per game, and he showed his impact on both the offensive and defensive ends. In terms of team record, the Spurs he led are also the first in the West, and it stands to reason that personal data and team honors are available, and it should be a sure thing to enter a team, but no one thought that the league would put Duncan on the second team in the end.

Iverson Iverson also ushered in his career-high scoring average this season, Averson averaged 33 points per game during the season, and even this explosive performance was not enough to make the first team, and even the second team did not have his name. Fans speculated that this was because the 76ers did not have a good record that year and did not even make the playoffs, so Iverson was relegated to the third team.

06 for a while.

So who were the stars in the first team that year? They are O'Neal, James, Kobe, Nash and Nowitzki, maybe you will be relieved after seeing this lineup, the NBA was really an era of fairy players, if these people form a team and put it in the current small-ball era, at least they can create a dynasty. Because the offensive ability of these people has been full, whether it is inside or three-point, there is enough firepower, not to mention that there are tandem masters like Nash in the team, and it is a very reassuring choice to hand over the ball to Kobe and James at critical moments.

The best team in 06 is the interior giant O'Neal, the single-core champion Nowitzki, the record reaper James, the offensive and defensive Kobe, and the needle-threading Nash, all five of them have won the regular season MVP.

Their strength is particularly strong, they are basically players who combine offense and defense, and they can win the championship in a team.

The best team in '06 was very strong, and the players selected were all superstars who played very consistently that year.

Miami Championship, Wade FMVP

It is the Flash, the first quartile in the history of healthy Wade.

Kobe Bryant, once scored 35 points, and even more 81 points.

1, Abdul-Jabbar, 2, Chamberlain 3, Russell 4, O'Ma Niel 5, Aoraju Mawang 6, Moses. Marlon 7, Bill. Wharton, Chi Mokai 8, David. Robinson 9, George. McCann 10, Ewing.

Demarcus Cousins (born August 13, 1990 in Mobile, Alabama, USA) is an American professional basketball player who plays as a power forward and center for the Sacramento Kings of the NBA.

DeMarcus Cousins has been with the Kings since entering the NBA through the draft in 2010 and was named to the All-Rookie First Team in his rookie season; In 2014, he won the men's basketball World Cup with the U.S. national team; He was named to the All-Star team in 2015.