Original title: In the post-Jordan era, which players can be called offensive and defensive? Kobe Bryant cited controversy, is Zhan Huang half
What players are both offensive and defensive in the post-Jordan era? Kobe Bryant controversial, LeBron James half? The number of awards, the level of scores, or the overall winners? Speaking of which, there may be a word that fans will think of, that is, "attack and defense in one". If Jordan is the most typical superstar described in this way, can a player with both offense and defense be called a superstar?
In our opinion, not necessarily. Here's my personal take on NBA players who combine offense and defense.
Range selection in the post-Jordan era. Among them, Kobe is also one of the controversies, and James can only be counted as half?
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Clay (before damage)
Klay is a 3D player with whom James hopes to be teammates. He has a brilliant three-pointer on the offensive end, no worse than Curry. He can be called a guard on the outside, so he can be called a player with both attack and defense, but can he be called a superstar?
George
Running corner is the player who has recently balanced offense and defense. His defensive advantage is tall, tall, and has the flexibility of a defender. He is also very good at awareness. He is worthy of being a Mamba disciple.
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Small cards
When Leonard was healthy, he was arguably the No. 1 best in active offense and defense, because he won DPOY, because he severely limited the latter in James' prime, allowing James King of the Year to see the little card shake his head in frustration on the court; at that time, the small card used his "stalk" more on the defensive end to make a greater contribution to the defensive end, while improving on the offensive end with the Spurs year by year.
Even in the playoffs against the Warriors, he showed the ability to dominate the opposing offense, in fact, he was excellent on both ends of the offensive and defensive ends.
Alphabet brother
The advantage of the Greek monster's physical talent is too obvious.
This is obviously because it is omnipotent and defensive omnipotent. After all, he is tall and has a large stride. It is comparable to an interior power forward or center, so it has no solution at both ends of the active offensive and defensive ends, but too many senseless moves mean that the reputation is not very good.
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Auburn
Offense aside, the Sharks are also top defensively. Know that they are no less talented than the top stars.
In terms of strength, tonnage, bounce and speed, the offensive and defensive ends are naturally incomparable. The existence of solutions.
Stone Buddha
As the premier power forward in history, Duncan's ability is unquestionable. He is very strong both offensively and defensively. He shoots with one hand, hitting the board at an oblique angle. Defensively, Duncan is a master of co-defense and joint defense. If it weren't for the inside linemen like Obir and Dayao, he would be strong at the beginning, because the stone Buddha's chassis is very stable, his steps are not slow, and the arm span against the sky allows him to have such achievements.
From Peter Pan to the Black Mamba, Kobe has always been a good offensive and defensive player, but there are many controversies in the mid-term. Among them, Kobe's defensive efficiency value is mostly worse than Wade, but he can be at the best level all year round. In the defensive link, this is what the outside world thinks is more controversial, but many players and coaches have also said that Kobe's defense is to support the defense and improve the quality of the team's defense.
Some of the stats are hard to see, and this makes Kobe Bryant the all-time best team first-team + best defensive first-team player.
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LeBron James
It can be said that among the superstars, he is one of the more unstable members on the defensive end. Needless to say, the offensive ability is so young that James' defense seems to be only half and half!
Why is it said that there is a split between attack and defense? The reason is in defense. Needless to say, the regular season will meet the all-time scoring champion.
But on the defensive end, James occasionally has extremely bright moments. For example, there are many classic shots of caps, but when we defend alone, we can't always associate it with being good at defense. Do you think this is a little strange?