US media ranks 20 power forwards in history, Duncan first

The well-known US media HoopsHype updated 20 power forwards today after updating the history of 20 point guards, percentage points, and small points. If nothing unexpected happens, the next one will be the center.

Without further ado, the ranking of 20 power forwards is as follows:

1-5: Duncan, Malone, Garnett, Nowitzki, the letter

There should be no dispute that Duncan is the first in the letter

, and he is the top in history. Fans who have seen Duncan play should not deny that he ranks first in history power forwards.

The most controversial one is Garnett. He only has one championship in his career, and he won it by "joining the team". Many fans think that his ability to lead the team is really average, and he has been beaten many times against Nowitzki. So it is indeed a bit high when it appears in third place.

However, Garnett also has his own advantages. He should be the first big man I have seen who can hold the ball in various ways. At that time, when big players had not yet participated in dribbling advancement, Garnett could already hold the ball like a defender to launch an attack. At the same time, it maintains elite level in scoring, rebounding, passing and defensive ends. I can only say that this ranking depends on the individual. Some people just think Garnett deserves it, while others think he is not as good as Nowitzki and the letters.

6-10: Barkley, Petit, Hayes, Thick Eyebrow, McHale

The second place on the list is Thick Eyebrow. The healthy Thick Eyebrow is really strong and is also an integral part of offense and defense. The current regular season data ranking: 25th blocks, 66th scoring, and 70th rebounds. But the peak period of Thick Brows is still there, and these data will definitely be refreshed in the future.

Fans who have seen Barkley play should not deny his ability. Unfortunately, he is really a bit born at the wrong time. He played with Jordan in the same era, and there will be much less honor or something.

11-15: Gasol, Sheyes, Bosh, Rodman, Green

There are still many familiar players here. Needless to say, Gasol has established a very good relationship with Kobe. The two have also worked together and won two championships together.

Bosh is definitely one of the most regrettable players. He chose to retire due to injury at his peak. Many people say that the Warriors started the small ball era, but it is actually inaccurate. Bosh is the big man who regards outside shooting as a conventional weapon. The biggest change for the two Heat's championships at that time was to let Bosh play center. The Heat's death toll was earlier than the Warriors, and it can only be said that the Warriors pushed the small ball era to the top. So I have always thought that Spoo is really powerful, and Cole's small ball tactics are definitely based on Spoo.

Green is ranked 15th, and it should be well deserved. It can be said that without Green, the Warriors' championship number would be at least half. This guy definitely loves and hates him, and his role in the Warriors is really great. The Warriors can be without Clay, but they certainly cannot be without Green. The importance of his team is definitely second only to Curry.

16-20: Weber, Lucas, Bobby Jones, Debscheer, Aldridge

The Kings fans should remember Weber. The duo formed with white chocolate at that time was really beautiful and it was also a memory of many fans.

The power forwards are really in a gap. There are very few good No. 4 positions in the league, and only letters are the core.