Which is better, NBA Ibaka or Bosh, and what is good, please specify thank you

Serge Ibaka is a bit more physical than Bosh and defensively better than Bosh. But the inside singles ability and shooting ability are not as good as Bosh.

Bosh, Ibaka has a good defense, but the offensive ability is not good, not as good as Bosh.

Ibaka is suitable for being the second child, doing auxiliary work, Bosh can do both, and the results of being the boss will not be too bad, and being the second child will be easy to do.

Ibaka is just strong defensively, I have to say outstanding, while Bosh is relatively well-rounded, albeit a little soft.

Ibaka, because Bosh as an inside line, but too soft.

It depends on which position the Ph.D. has more comprehensive skills, but the inside ability is not as good as Ibaka'......

Different types of players are suitable for different teams, like Ibaka is actually suitable for a team like the Heat, and can give full play to his athleticism, Xiang Bosh, although the offense is good, but to be honest, the body is not good, and it is difficult to pick the interior beam. In fact, there are quite a few leagues like Bosh, who have more or less two brushes on offense, but defensively. You know the results, but the defense is different, the Heat just need such players, such an interior ***, as for the offense, isn't it enough to have Wade and James???

Therefore, defense is king, and you can almost see which is better and which is bad.

Relatively speaking, Bosh won:

After all, the prestige of the "Big Three" is not covered, and the "Dragon King" entered the league with the fourth pick in the first round. Outstanding height, wide vision, soft shooting and high shooting percentage, shooting area covering the three-point line and anywhere inside there is no blind spot, the left hand will be very comprehensive left and right bows, belongs to the kind of big man who can shoot outside and can shoot inside; The defensive efficiency is not very high, it depends on his mentality, in other words, it is not a question of not being able to defend but not wanting to defend.

Ibaka, in comparison, is young and aggressive, with a high shooting percentage, and now the shooting range has developed to the three-point line; Outstanding defensively, averaging rebounds and blocks per game that can often shoot the league's top inside; Deficiencies, lack of experience, temper is more short-tempered...

Overall, Boss is a little bit better, Ibaka has better defense, good awareness, and is positive, but the offense is much worse than Boss. Boss has a gorgeous style of ball, and his basket offense has Garnett's charm, but limited by the width of his shoulders, his upper body strength and back strength are poor, and when defending, he suffers more in the face of a power-based interior line. But his offense can more or less make up for the relatively weak defensive shortcomings, in the Raptors, Boss is also a 20+10 top interior data, Ibaka is not so powerful, more reflected in the blue-collar work.

First of all, Bosh is not a center, if you insist on putting Bosh in the position of center, it will not be able to play the characteristics of Bosh at all, Bosh plays big, the mid-range shot is very accurate, often shoots between the left and right 45-degree angles, the shooting rate is very high, the pace is also very flexible, you can also break through, the back hitting technique is also good, it belongs to the technical power forward, and the defense, I personally feel that it belongs to the average level in the NBA.

Ibaka's physicality is better than Bosh's, he has height and bounce, his defense is definitely better than Bosh's, and his defensive skills are in the upper middle, but the offensive aspect is more embarrassing, with few offensive means and a small offensive range, which limits his development.

If the two are in the same position, Bosh will have a slight advantage.

Both of them are big forwards, Ibaka is now a mess of the cap cow, per game, Bosh's defense Kanibaka can't be compared, Bosh's offense is better than Ibaka, although Ibaka can also shoot, but the accuracy is not as good as Bosh, in general, Bosh is a little more powerful.

Personally, I'm leaning towards Ibaka, if you look at the score given by 2k13, the Bosh score is more than 85 points, and the Ibaka score is around 80 points. Bosh's overall strength is slightly stronger, the offense and defense are very balanced, there are mid-range shots, three-pointers, he can play singles with his back, and his feet are very flexible, after all, he has been in the league for a long time. Ibaka's offense is slightly weaker, although his physical fitness is stronger than Bosh, but his offensive means are relatively simple, his mid-range shots are unstable, and his rebounds are average, but he has hard work, especially his defensive blocks, which are stronger than Bosh.

So, on the whole, Bosh has a slight advantage!

Obviously, Bosh is strong, Bosh has averaged 20+10 data per game for several consecutive years, and when it comes to the Heat, it is actually Bosh who has made sacrifices and adjustments to his playing style, so the data is relatively average and cannot reach the level of an All-Star.

Bosh: One of the representatives of the "03 Platinum Generation", known as the "left-handed version of Garnett", one of the most well-rounded power forwards in the league. Pros:

Excellent physical fitness, a rare running and jumping ability among big players, soft shooting touch, diverse offensive means, and good passing and control ability. Disadvantages: The body is not strong enough, and the one-on-one defensive judgment still needs to be strengthened.

Serge Ibaka: With this top-notch blocking ability, good rebounding. But the career season average has not even hit 10+10, and the best data is the average data of last season, but the block has always been the top.

It's just that in this era of scarcity of centers, players with potential will be looked high, and Ibaka has been running wild when he played in the playoffs against the Heat, and the data has soared, so everyone's impression will feel stronger, and Ibaka is only 24 now, and there is room for growth.

But just at this stage, Ibaka can't compare to the dragon king Bosh. Maybe later.

Ibaka is blue-collar at best, and Bosh was the boss and star when he was with the Raptors. It's just that when it comes to the Heat, you have to be a green leaf for the championship, and any team without stars is the boss, and Ibaka can't compare.

I'm leaning towards Bosh.

If the orangutan and the Wei are not there.

Bosh can also carry the team.

Ibaka doesn't work visually.

Ibaka is not as good as Bosh, Bosh is also an excellent power forward, both offensive and defensive, Ibaka is more powerful in defense, hat king.

Bosh is strong in attack and Ibaka is strong in defense.

Historically, Bosh has been stronger.

The two are very similar, Ibaka has a better bounce and the doctor has a stronger attack.

The comparison between the two of them is actually quite interesting.

Offensively, Green is an excellent offensive initiator who is considered an engine, but not a good offensive finisher, so he is the kind of player who can pass the ball quickly, but he is not very stable in terms of strong offense under the basket or perimeter shooting.

On the contrary, Ibaka has little ability to attack on his own, and his footwork is mediocre. In the past two years with the Raptors, he has been better and has improved technically, but he is not the kind of player who can attract defensive attention, on the contrary, he is easy to be empty on the weak side, whether it is blocking and dismantling, cutting the basket in the air or shooting from medium to long range, he is very stable.

Offensively, neither of these two can be the team's No. 1 offensive options and top scorers.

Three years ago, Ibaka was a blast on both the offensive and defensive ends.

Ibaka has changed teams several times in the last three seasons, while Green has improved rapidly with the Warriors.

Green doesn't have many players on the defensive end right now who can surpass him, and the offensive end is just as ferocious.

In terms of small-ball tactics, Green is strong, and the traditional big forward is still Ibaka, which is more powerful.

It's not worth much, and now there are more and more people playing this game, but there are more and more pits, and I don't play anymore. Mine has 00 versions of Maddie, Curry, Thompson, Irving, Duncan, Griffin, George, Ibaka, Nowitzki, Leonard, Bosh, Love, etc., and no one wants it.