If Harden doesn t have a championship in his career, which do you think is more pity, he or Iverson?

Harden is even more pity. Harden has a strong scoring ability, and has helpers around him, and has certain conditions to compete for the championship, if he misses out on the championship in his final career, it will really be a pity. Harden and Iverson are both well-known guard players, both of whom have outstanding scoring ability, and both have won the title of scoring champion.

Harden has no shortage of helpers in his career, whether it is with the Thunder or the Rockets, there are always famous stars around him to fight side by side, and he is not a lone hero.

Harden once reached the NBA Finals with the Thunder with Willis and Durant, which was Harden's closest experience to a championship, but due to his lack of Finals experience, he finally lost to the Heat led by the Big Three and missed the championship. Iverson also had the experience of the Finals, when he was full of ambition to bring the 76ers to the Finals by himself, but due to the lack of helpers around him, he finally lost to the strong Lakers and hated the game.

Iverson missed out on the championship, but his performance deserves everyone's respect because he is the team's lone hero.

1. Harden has a strong scoring ability

Harden is used for his extraordinary scoring ability, he can easily average more than 30 points per game, and it's hard for anyone to limit his near-inexplicable offense. His breakthrough and three-point skills are the ones he has made famous for, and with these two skills, he can perform unbridled scoring performances in the Circle.

Second, Harden has no shortage of helpers

Many of Harden's teammates are famous superstars, such as Wei Shao and Durant during the Thunder period, and Paul during the Rockets, all of whom are superstar-level players. These teammates have all made Harden infinitely close to a championship, but due to experience and luck, he did not fulfill his long-cherished championship dream.

3. Harden has a high basketball IQ

Harden is a very smart player, he has a strong ability to read the opposing defense, and often takes advantage of the holes in the opponent's defense, and makes a successful surprise or a foul. This is Harden's smartest way to score, and it fully reflects his high basketball IQ.

Do you think it's a pity if there is no championship in your career, Harden or Iverson?

It's a pity that Iverson can't win the championship at all because basketball is a team sport, and Harden can't win the championship alone.

If Harden doesn't have a championship in his career, I think he will still regret it more than Iverson, and it's a pity. Because Harden is indeed an epoch-making athlete, his understanding of basketball and some of the records he has set. It was totally deserving of the championship, and it would be a shame not to.

Undoubtedly, Iverson is more regrettable. His unruliness was seen as a thorn in the eye by the Alliance, and his crossover was punished countless times for violations, and there were rule changes that limited his offense. Even so, he still has four scoring titles and has led the team to the finals.

The path of bad boys has always been a lot harder.

I think Iverson is even more of a pity, Iverson is better than Harden in terms of offensive means and ball handling.

I think Iverson is a little bit more pity. Iverson led the way by snatching a win at the hands of the OK Combo, showing his crossover in front of Jordan and showing the league at the time what an ankle finisher was and that a short man could play basketball well.

Harden, the five-star Warriors are the top three strong teams in NBA history, and Iverson is not in the top three in history in the OK combination.

The 30-year-old Harden is playing amazing again, and he's on his way to catch up with his seniors. Looking at the scoring guards in history, only Wade, Kobe, and Jordan can beat Harden. Harden lost to Wade in personal honors, and the biggest difference was winning the championship three times.

Judging by the score alone, Harden is also somewhat worthy of Wade. Can he surpass Wade in career totals? There are still 2,275 points left, and it can be surpassed as soon as next season.

Wade had a brilliant career. He was the fifth star of the Platinum Generation in 2003. Since his entry into the league, he has become the centerpiece of team building for the Heat.

In the third grade, Wade and O'Neal reached the finals together. In the end, after falling behind 0-2, Wade played a supernatural performance, successfully won the championship and won the FMVP trophy, and became famous. Wade has been in excellent form ever since.

He won the title of scoring champion and was selected for a while.

Wade has played for the Heat, Cavaliers and Bulls for 16 seasons. He was the first person in Heat history. He has a magnificent statistic of 22 points, rebounds and 5 assists in his career, and his breakthrough ability is the highest in history.

Throughout Wade's career, from the age of 21 to his retirement at the age of 17, Wade scored a total of 23,165 points, ranking 29th all-time, and his scoring ability is undoubted.

Look at Harden again. He was a flower show in '09 and his physical talent was also excellent. However, Harden's early performances were not impressive.

Wade led the team to a championship in his third year. Harden was a third-year team bench and even ended up being traded by the Thunder. But after joining the Rockets, Harden gave full play to his talent little by little, and his average points per game rose from points in his rookie season to points.

After 11 seasons, Harden has averaged more points per game than Kobe Bryant in his career. In the last three seasons, Harden has been the league's scoring champion + three-point champion, and he has performed perfectly. As of now, Harden has a total score of 20,890, ranking 38th all-time, and is the most unbroken scorer in the active roster.

Harden has a career total of 2,275 points behind Wade. But for Harden, that score is really not much. Over the past five seasons, Harden has scored 2,376 points, 2,356 points, 2,191 points, 2,818 points, and 2,096 points this year.

He is known as the Iron Man and is now averaging 30 points per game. As long as you play healthy, Harden can surpass Wade in one season at the earliest, and even if you slow down, two seasons are enough. You must know that Harden is only 30 years old now, and he can be said to be the most promising player in the current 30,000-point club.

Yes, because Harden's scoring ability is not weak, as long as he can maintain an average of more than 20 points per game, he can surpass Iverson.

In my opinion, he should be able to catch up with Iverson in scoring, because Harden's ability is also very good, and he also has a lot of experience, so he should be able to catch up.

Of course. Harden is particularly strong in his play, and his shooting is very accurate, so he can definitely surpass Iverson in scoring.

Is there a champion's heart, congratulations for being without a champion for life.

Harden Tech Stream, Iverson Talent Stream. Nowadays, children who play ball step back and European step can be said to lead the trend of a generation, while children who play ball in our era rarely use this technique, all of which are jump shots, backwards, backs, forward and back turns, and other actions. Harden doesn't jump high on the court, not fast, but has a good rhythm and good technique, and still carries the whole court.

At the peak, Iverson was the fastest of the 10 people on the field, what Devin Harris, TJ Ford, including Barbossa, Little Black Beans and the like at that time, the speed and speed of the game were still the fastest Iverson, and almost no one was afraid of Iverson's speed in the opposing defense.

Technical level: ball control: I have to say that both of them are masters of ball control, with an excellent sense of the ball, the change of direction of the AI is wide open and close, and the lightning speed is very ornamental, revealing a chic chivalrous spirit; Although Harden is not as fast as AI, he has an excellent sense of rhythm, the dribble is short and crisp, the movements are not fancy but very rhythmic, and it is rare to see in history.

Shooting: This has to admit that Harden is slightly better, because the disadvantage of AI in body is too obvious, and AI's shooting generally relies on speed to throw off space, so watching AI's game feels like he has been non-stop, and he didn't even prepare for action before shooting, of course, at such a difficulty, the stability of shooting has been affected to a certain extent; Harden is mid-to-mid at the No. 2 position, and has a strong body, he was a good mid-range shot before he was turned into a magic ball, and the three-point threat is also very huge, relying on strong shooting containment can be the starting point of the strategy.

Playing style: Originally, the playing style is not easy to evaluate, but the characteristics of these two people are very distinct, and they can be taken out and talked about. AI's ability to break through and create opportunities with emergency stops is very strong, but similar to Owen, it often exists as a terminal point and has a strong firepower output, but the disadvantage is that it is easy to be separated from teammates, which is also the reason for the ups and downs in AI's later career; Harden's style of play is relatively rich, especially after the completion of the "porcelain magic skill", the firepower output is becoming more and more stable, and there is a threat to breakthrough, mid-distance, three-point, and one-point, which often makes Harden the initiation point of tactics, switching between initiation and finishing at will, and the overall situation and passing ability are superior and make Harden have a great tactical position, from the perspective of playing style, Harden is more important than AI.

Defense: AI has won the steal king many times, and has always been an excellent steal master, defending desperately, those pictures are moving, but throughout his career, he is not considered a good defensive player, it may be a physical limit, but Paul's similar height conditions to AI have always been regarded as a defensive master on the guard line, which may be defensive habits and defensive awareness; Harden has a lot of black material on defense, eye defense, forked waist or something, but looking at the data, Harden has contributed a lot of steals in many seasons is also very impressive, and the picture of defending Brother Alphabet at the critical moment of this year's All-Star Game is also impressive, so we can understand that Harden has a good defensive ability, but there are many times the problem of defensive attitude.

Harden's advantage is that he has his own unique style of play, facing difficulties, not afraid of danger, able to face difficulties, very sharp style of play, strong offensive ability, Iverson's advantage is that he is more decisive and resolute, can better bypass opponents, can avoid conflicts with opponents, and has strong passing ability.

Harden's advantage is that he has an excellent physique, and has his own unique views on some skills, Iverson has a strong breakthrough ability, good dribbling ability, and a relatively high sense of the whole court, and is a basketball player with super high preemption skills.

Harden's interior defense is very good, his physical patience will be stronger, and his defensive ability will be stronger. Iverson's peak height is relatively high, his explosiveness is very strong, his speed is also very strong, and he jumps fast.

O'Neal once said: The NBA regular season is the stage of stars, and the playoffs are the stage of superstars! Throughout the NBA's more than 70-year history, many players have shown their strength in the regular season but failed to prove themselves in the playoffs, so they will never be able to step into the ranks of superstars.

However, there are also some people paddling during the regular season every year. Once in the playoffs, they become very brave. Although they did not earn the title of MVP, they are considered one of the top players in the league.

So the form of the playoffs is an important factor in measuring the true level of a player. So, here's the problem. How should Kobe, Wade, Harden, Curry, and Durant rank their playoff power?

While Harden has been a popular candidate for regular season MVP in recent years, winning the MVP outright in the '17-18 season, he never went further ahead in the playoffs, which is why he never got into the superstar discussion. And among the above five players, he is the only one who has not won the championship, and he should be the last among the five players.

The full-fire Curry is a formidable presence, but he also has a shortcoming, which is that he has been extremely inconsistent in the playoffs and has not shown dominance in the regular season. Of course, to say that he is unstable is only based on the comparison of the above five people. For many ordinary All-Star players, his strength is still at the top.

However, among the above four champions, he did not earn the title of FMVP. It's a pity that he was ranked fourth.

Wade's peak was also an unsolvable existence. He once single-handedly defeated the Mavericks in the Finals, played a very stable state during the Heat Big Three, and staged a lot of solo saviors. Over the course of his career, Wade has won three championships and one FMVP title, which is a good testament to his individual ability.

So, it makes sense to put him in third place.

Rich offensive skills, historical level of physical fitness, misaligned singles skills, and career playoff points and assists per game make Durant look like a player born for the big scene, and two championships and two FMVP titles have made his career shine. In the playoffs, Durant left countless explosive performances, and it can be said that he deserves to be the second on this list.

Bryant's inherent impression is that he will give his all in every important game. In his eyes, winning is more important than anything else. This desire to win has also made him one of the most influential players in NBA history.

On the stage of the playoffs, Kobe's offensive ability can be described as inexplicable. Few players can restrain him in a one-on-one situation. He won five championships in his career and was elected FMVP twice, rewarding his efforts.

There is no suspense about putting him at the top of this list.

The above are the power rankings of Kobe, Wade, Harden, Curry, and Durant in the playoffs. How do you rank them? Welcome to discuss! I'm nagging Ah Yi, a veteran basketball enthusiast. Welcome to follow me and discuss interesting basketball stories together!