Is James better on the dribble or is Durant better on the dribble?

James's dribbling skills are still a little better than Durant's, although Durant is a very well-rounded player, but Durant is tall and has long arms, and it is easy to be broken and make mistakes in the process of dribbling, so if you only look at dribbling skills, James is definitely better. But Durant's shooting level is definitely a little higher than James's, at least with better shooting accuracy. James and Durant have the following strengths:

1. James's combat effectiveness is stronger James and Durant can be regarded as superstars in the league, but if it can be seen from the comprehensive combat effectiveness, James's comprehensive strength is stronger. James is among the top five in the league in terms of offensive ability and defensive ability, and James is strong, whether it is an offensive basket or a three-point shot, the dominance is very large, as long as James is attacking the interior, few people can stop him. And James's offensive methods are diverse, and there is basically no way to completely limit him.

James is very well-rounded, even if he doesn't feel good in a certain game, he will still play his leadership qualities on the court and assist other players to score offensively, so James will always play his part on the court. But Durant can only play the role of a pitcher on the team, and he can't be on his own. And James has not had major injuries in the league for so long, and his physical fitness is top-notch, while Durant has been off for several seasons due to injuries.

Second, James is more comprehensive Although James is not stable, he may be able to score four or fifty points in one game, and he may only be able to score ten points in one game, but James's technique is more comprehensive, even if he can't rely on his offensive ability to score, he can also attract the opponent's defense, no matter how bad James' hand feels, I believe that no team in the league dares to let go of James, because once someone underestimates James, he will fight back, which is where he is terrible.

From a dribbling point of view, Durant's dribbling skills are better. James and Durant are both top superstars in the league, and they are both very strong, but from a dribbling perspective, Durant is slightly better on the dribble.

Durant's dribbling skills are better, Durant rarely misses on dribbles, and James has more turnovers.

James has good dribbling skills, and there are very few people in the league who break James' dribbling, which is very stable.

NBA star PK competition, who is the king of heads-up to enter the quarterfinals, James and Durant met in a narrow way, one is the first person in the league, the other is the new crown FMVP, both are one of the top superstars in the league. Who can fight their way through to the quarterfinals? Who is stronger in Huang Zhan KD?

Although the emperor has two abilities, one skill is not as good as Durant's invincible heads-up ability, who is stronger? Durant is more than 2.10 meters tall, has strong comprehensive ability, and has a soft touch. In singles, he wins with skill, while James is the opposite, strong and invincible.

Single people are more physically dependent. So, the two strongest active small forwards collide with each other, who has the stronger heads-up ability? Let's analyze it with data.

The singles data is officially recorded by the NBA from the 2015-16 season. The data shows that Durant ranks eighth in the league in PPP points per round, and James ranks 28th in the league in PPP points per round. Durant averages points per game and is fifth in the league, and James averages points per game and fourth in the league.

James is ranked 6th in the league and Durant is 12th in the league. In terms of individual singles efficiency, Durant ranks 7th in the league in shooting percentage, and James ranks 32nd in the league in shooting percentage. James didn't respond publicly to Irving at the time, but he first touched the topic on a recent show hosted by former teammate Richard Jefferson.

James said he was sad and disappointed after watching Irving's interview. James said he wanted to help Irving grow into an MVP-caliber NBA player in his early Cavaliers career, but now they have a completely different idea. Who has the stronger key ball?

The comparison of the data of the old Zhan Adu is clear at a glance, and the difference between strength and weakness is worth mentioning that **also quickly** James and Durant's key ball data comparison.

Judging from the key ball statistics of James and Durant's careers so far in the playoffs, it is clear that James has better key ball ability. Among them, the post-season Buzzer, James shot 5 of 9, and Durant shot 0 of 3. In addition, in the last 3 seconds, the last 48 seconds, the last 1 minute, and the last 2 minutes of the playoffs, James' stats also performed better.

And James is much higher than Durant in terms of the number of shots on key shots and the percentage of key shots in different periods. Although Durant is also the league's top active supergiant and the best scorer, the data shows that James is the real key player in the NBA's active playoffs.

To be fair, Owen has been in an awkward state since he left the Cavaliers. Whether it's the Celtics or Nets days before last season, teams can often have a better record and win rate in Irving's absence. In addition, due to Irving's extremely immature personality, his relationship with James has now completely broken down, and now that Irving and James' social ** have been closed to each other, it may be difficult for the two former NBA championship partners to return to their old intimate state.

James' dribbling level is still very strong, slightly inferior to the orthodox point guard. James has previously played point guard roles on other teams. Compared to Durant, James' dribbling level is clearly better.

James' dribbling level is relatively powerful among small forwards, many people say that James is playing basketball with his body, but judging from various highlights, James's dribbling level is very strong. But James and Durant's dribbling level is still a little worse, after all, Durant is a person who can play the first and second positions, and his dribbling level is not a joke, otherwise he would not be called an offensive kaleidoscope.

The dribbling level is good among the forwards, but it is still a little worse than Durant, after all, he is a guard.

James's dribbling, not bad, it can even be said to be very good, how much worse can the basic skills of being able to enter the NBA be the same position, even McGee's kind of dribbling training can make my scalp numb, and James as a perennial ball-handling organization forward Dribbling is not to say that the top is at least A.

To be precise, James has been relatively reliable on the dribble throughout his career, while Durant's dribbling skills began to improve in the 2011-12 season, and the dribbling skills became the culmination in the 2013-14 season. At their peak, both of them were at the top of their position (No. 3) on the dribble. If there is a difference, Durant's dribbling is at the top level of the same position, while James's dribbling is completely a larger guard level (especially when the athleticism is excellent in the 03-10 period, the dribbling level is definitely at the guard level, and it is not so flexible after gaining weight during the Heat period).

Both have their own advantages and disadvantages in dribbling, and both have merits. are all important technical support for them to become superstars.

In fact, there are many stereotypes in our reading books, such as James's dribbling is not very good, but I think the key problem is not the basic skills, but the innate conditions. James is more stable on the dribble, and James's passing and control are more traditional guards, with three threat attributes, and no mistakes are the prerequisites. Durant's dribbling is more swinging and the end point is biased, most of the purpose of dribbling is to press and change the opponent's defense, and the defender is good at defending him offensively, plus the height and center of gravity are high and easy to make mistakes.

Pure technology, both of them are above the elite level, but they can't compare with Irving Curry, Iverson, and other top players. After gaining weight, James developed a back-hitting technique. Since then, James has generally divided the ball into two places:

Arc top organization or find the block and dismantle 2The flanks fall at 45 degrees to form a triple threat.

James benefited from the vision and ball protection that comes with his physical gifts, and the ability to read the game brings the ball out or cut. makes him a playmaker with a fairly low assist-to-turnover ratio. As we all know, the assist-to-turnover ratio is the core criterion for measuring a PG.

Therefore, the conclusion is: most of James' dribbling is a positional three-threat, an assist with the ball at the top of the arc, or a pick-and-roll break-through and other services. Judging by the results, efficiency, and assist-to-turnover ratio.

James' dribbling level may be one of the best in history, or maybe not. Regardless of position, James is the all-time best.

It is a high level, and compared to Durant, James is still very good. Because James is very skilled, his shooting posture is very standard, he is very good at shooting three-pointers, almost every ball can be stolen, and he dribbles very fast, very few people can guard him, I like James very much.

The level is very high, but compared to Durant, I think Durant is better, a professional basketball player on the court is an excellent small forward. With a height of 2.08 meters, he has won the top 75 stars, and he has also won the men's championship and the starting lineup of the NBA.

James' dribbling stance is not pretty, but it is very practical. Compared to Durant, James' dribbling skills belong to the category of smelling bad and tasting good.

I think James' dribbling is top-notch compared to players in all positions in the NBA. As for comparison with Durant, first of all, Durant is also in the top ranks, but the two styles are different. But judging from the game experience and realistic performance of the two, James has a stronger ability to control in the face of oppressive physical confrontation and defensive interference, but Durant's height in this area is also difficult for him.

The specific analysis is as follows:

First of all, James dribbles a lot to seek to fight for layup finishing, and Durant some dribbling is a crossover to get rid of the defender's jumper finish, and the style and purpose of dribbling are not one at all. Durant's earlier template was Wheat Dee, and Jr. James and Maddy are also very similar, and there have been times when they have been able to shoot and dribble.

Secondly, James, who changed direction in the early years, shook the defenders a lot of **. You can go and see the highlights. Here's a problem, James can cut in without blocking before 12 years of weight gain!

There are many examples, the dunk Duncan Garnett and so on. But that doesn't mean he's good at dribbling! can only be counted in his breakthrough ability.

This is due to the physical gifts of vision and ball protection, and the ability to read the game to play and to play or to cut in. makes him a playmaker with a fairly low assist-to-turnover ratio.

Then, Adu's style of play is more like a swingman with a height of 208 centimeters. His big changes of direction, cross-steps and other passing moves are all aimed at cutting inside or opening up space to shoot services. As one of the finishers at the all-time level, Adu is very efficient.

However, compared with a playmaker like James, Adu has a short time with the ball, but his mistakes are equal. The usage rate of the two is about the same. In this regard, Adu is a little inferior.

I'm afraid this is Durant's only shortcoming at the moment: he is afraid of the athletic center's assistance defense and physical confrontation. James is the opposite of him, James is afraid that the center will help the defense fall into position, and the defender will cut the ball quickly.

To sum up, James and Durant's dribbling, if both sides act as attackers, the two are evenly matched. As an organizer, James is superior. Overall, James is better.

James's dribbling level must be the top in the NBA, although he mainly plays small forward, not a point guard, but the ball is generally in his hands, and it is slightly better than Durant, after all, the style is different, Durant shoots more, and James often rushes in with the ball.

James is basically a leader in dribbling, and Durant is on par, both are strong. In his early years, James was very flexible on the dribble, with some guard style

Top; Comparable. Both have good overall strength, and their performance on dribbling is also different.

Summary. In Durant's 12-year NBA career, he averaged points, rebounds, and assists per game.

In Durant's 12-year NBA career, he averaged points, rebounds, and assists per game.

Thompson has played in the NBA for 8 years in his career so far, and he has averaged points, boards, assists, and dribbling per game, because Durant relies on 2-pointers.

Both in terms of shooting percentage and three-point shooting, Thompson is superior to Durant. So from this point of view, Thompson is superior to Durant.

Durant is better than James! James can only say yes! Enough! But when you say better than Durant, you're just talking nonsense with your eyes open! But some people don't want to!

The number of passes is at least ten times that of Durant, and the six-step layup Durant can't learn.

It can only be said that it is the top in the small forward position. But it's still a bit far from really comparing the dribbling ability with the defender! In general, the two of them are the first in the small forward, Durant is slightly better, but they are not as good as the top guards!