NBA history, the strongest power forward is which stars?

The NBA history of the power forward position is always talented, but in recent years the front line position blurring, the traditional power forward is less and less, the early 21st century that the golden time of the power forward, I'm afraid to go and never come back. Today we will review the history, inventory ranking NBA power forward top ten:

10, Paul Gasol

Career average data: 18.2 points, 9.5 rebounds, 3.3 assists

Paul Gasol is the Lakers 2009-2010 season two consecutive championships of the absolute merit, the Lakers head coach at the time? Zen Master? Phil Jackson's tactics were? Triangle offense? , Gasol is the perfect puzzle piece of this system. Gasol, who has a super-high IQ, played his ability to throw and pass to the fullest extent under this system. After being suppressed by Garnett in the 2008 Finals, Gasol re-improved himself and played very hard in the Finals in the following two years, becoming the most capable helper beside Kobe. As famous commentator Yu Jia said; ? Kobe and Gasol have the tacit understanding of a husband and wife.?

9, Elvin Hayes

Career averages: 21 points, 12.5 rebounds, 1.8 assists

Elvin Hayes is the NBA history of the veritable ? Ironman? , who has played at least 80 times in every season of his career. Hayes grabbed 16,279 rebounds in his career a***, a statistic that ranks fourth in NBA history, behind only three legendary centers, Chamberlain, Russell and Jabbar. Hayes career 12 times in the All-Star, 6 times the best lineup, if not around has not been able to help, his number of championships will not be only once.

8, Dennis Rodman

Career average data: 7.3 points, 13.1 rebounds, 1.8 assists

Rodman nickname? The Big Bug? , his ironic defense and superb rebounding ability made him famous. Dunker? s main character, Sakuragi Hanamichi, was modeled after this iron-blooded tough guy. In his 20-year career, Rodman won the NBA championship 5 times, was elected NBA Defensive Player of the Year 2 times, 7 times in the NBA Best Defensive Lineup for a while, and the most powerful is to take the NBA rebound king for 7 consecutive years. Such a player is always full of fighting spirit is all the coaches like, especially in the Bulls period, and Jordan, Pippen composed of the Bulls iron triangle to play all over the league without rivals, creating a three consecutive championships of greatness.

7, Kevin McHale

Career average data: 17.9 points, 7.3 rebounds, 1.7 assists

Now fans of McHale's understanding of more is that he had done the Rockets skipper, in fact, his player career achievement is much higher than the coaching career. McHale's career all played in the Boston Celtics, a **** 13 seasons, he and the ? Chief? Robert Parish, and? Big Bird? Larry Bird formed one of the sharpest front-court combinations in the league at the time, and battled for supremacy alongside the ?showtime? Lakers in the 1980s, with McHale helping the team to three NBA championships, another glorious year for the Celtics since Russell's retirement.

6, Bob Pettitt

Career averages: 26.4 points, 16.2 rebounds, 3 assists

Bob Pettitt's physical quality is very general, and his height is only 2.06 meters, but the delicate technology makes him an excellent scoring lineman. He was the first player in NBA history to break the 20,000-point mark, was named to the NBA's best lineup 10 times, won the NBA scoring title twice, and was a two-time MVP. Pettitte's career has been super popular, with all 11 seasons as an All-Star, and he was also honored as an All-Star MVP four times, and the other player to achieve this feat was Kobe Bryant.

5, Charles Barkley

Career average data: 22.1 points, 11.7 rebounds, 3.9 assists

Charles Barkley's official height is 1.98 meters, but some people think that it is actually only 1.93 meters. But that in no way detracts from the fact that the ? Flying Pig in the Air? s flopping around in the lane. Barkley is known for his face-plant breakthroughs, long-distance shooting from the outside, and organizing passes, but the most powerful part of his game is his? s big hips. When Barkley held the ball back attack, almost no defense player can resist his huge hip continuous attack. So the league introduced a ? Barkley Rule? which is officially called the ? The official name of the rule is the "5-second rule". This rule is officially called the "5-second rule", which means that an offensive player can't hold the ball for more than 5 seconds, so Barkley couldn't use the 24-second time step by step to arch the defender to the basket. However, the technical comprehensive Barkley was not affected by this rule, he led the Sun in 1993 all the way through the Finals, but why encountered the Jordan, regrettable defeat, no championship has become the biggest regret of Barkley's career.

4, Kevin Garnett

Career averages: 18.6 points, 10.3 rebounds, 3.9 assists

In the 1995 NBA draft, the Timberwolves first-round, fifth-place picks were still high school students Garnett, the next 12 years, Garnett played in the Timberwolves. 1999-2000 season to 2004-2005 season. 2005 season, Garnett six consecutive seasons averaged 20 + 10 + 5 data, became the only player in the history of the league to achieve this achievement. 2003-2004 season, he was selected as the best player of the month four times, was selected as the best lineup of the first group, was selected as the best defensive lineup of the first group, and also won the only MVP. But the Timberwolves were never able to break through in the treacherous West, and it wasn't until they moved to the Celtics in the East that Garnett's playoff career took a turn for the better. He and Pierce and Ray Allen's combination of 2 times into the finals against the Lakers, a win and a loss tied. This after the aging Garnett a few weeks back to the Timberwolves, and finally retired here, for Garnett this is really the best arrangement.

3, Dirk Nowitzki

Career averages: 22.3 points, 8 rebounds, 2.6 assists

Nowitzki's career has been playing in Dallas, 21 seasons of the record also allows him to surpass Kobe to occupy sole possession of the first in history. Nowitzki's total score also exceeded the 30,000-point mark, and only seven people in NBA history can have this achievement. These achievements fully proved that ? The king of the Norwegian sky? s greatness. However, the most can establish his historical status or 2011 the road to the championship. That year, Nowitzki led the Mavericks, the first round of the Blazers led by Roy, eliminated the Lakers led by Kobe in the semifinals, the Western Conference finals took down the Thunder led by Durant, and finally in the finals reversed the? The Big Three? s Heat to win the championship, Nowitzki was also elected Finals MVP, this year's championship is perhaps the most gold content in NBA history.

2, Karl Malone

Career averages: 25 points, 10.1 rebounds, 3.6 assists

Karl Malone in the NBA league a **** campaign for 19 seasons, of which the first 18 seasons spent in the Jazz, he and John Stockton composed of? Black and White? kept the Jazz perennially competitive in the West. Karl Malone was named MVP twice in his career, and he led the Jazz to the NBA Finals twice. However, he ran into Jordan, and both times ended in failure. Especially in 1998, Jordan's? The shot of the century? Jordan's shot of the century was the game-winning shot after stealing Malone. After that, in 2004, Malone went to the Lakers with OK and Payton to make it to the Finals again, but was stopped by the Pistons at the top of the heap, and again fell at the last hurdle. Career 11 times in the best lineup of a burst of Malone, the only lack of this championship ring, but also let him become the saddest basketball superstar.

1, Tim Duncan

Career averages: 19.6 points, 11 rebounds, 3.1 assists

Tim Duncan is the NBA's all-time first power forward, has become a recognized fact, because his career almost reached the point of perfection. 1997 just entered the league on the election of the NBA Rookie of the Year, two years later won the The Spurs, led by Duncan, were rock-solid in the West for the next decade, winning four more championships.

Duncan's personal achievements have also reached their peak. 10 times the best lineup of a burst, 8 times the best defensive lineup of a burst, 15 times the All-Star, these numbers are writing Duncan's great career. Born introverted Duncan with their own 20 years as one day of stable play, tell people a truth, the road is simple, great skill, no need for magnificent offense, no need to burst defense, solid enough to cast the legend of a move.