Ranking 10 best NBA centers
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2024
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1. Nikola Jokic: Known for his exceptional passing skills as a center, Nikola Jokic has redefined the role of big men in the NBA. His court vision and basketball IQ are unmatched, making him a triple-double threat every game. Jokic's ability to score, rebound, and facilitate sets him apart as one of the most versatile and impactful players in the league.
2. Joel Embiid: A dominant force in the paint, Joel Embiid combines size, skill, and agility to dominate both ends of the court. His footwork and post moves make him a nightmare for defenders, while his shot-blocking prowess anchors the defense for the Philadelphia 76ers. Embiid's intensity and leadership have made him a perennial All-Star and an MVP candidate.
3. Victor Wembanyama: As a rising star with incredible length and shot-blocking ability, Victor Wembanyama has drawn comparisons to Rudy Gobert. Standing at 7'2" with a 7'8" wingspan, Wembanyama's defensive presence alters opponents' shots and provides a strong rim protection. With his developing offensive skills and athleticism, he's poised to become a game-changer in the NBA.
4. Rudy Gobert: A two-time Defensive Player of the Year, Rudy Gobert is a defensive anchor for the Utah Jazz. His shot-blocking prowess, rebounding, and ability to defend the paint make him one of the most impactful defenders in the league. Gobert's presence alters opponents' game plans and solidifies the Jazz's defense as one of the best in the NBA.
5. Alperen Sengun: A skilled big man with a polished post game, Alperen Sengun has made a name for himself as a rookie with the Houston Rockets. His footwork, scoring touch, and rebounding instincts have impressed fans and analysts alike, earning him recognition as a potential star in the making. Sengun's versatility and work ethic bode well for his future in the NBA.
6. Chet Holmgren: With his unique blend of size, skill, and shooting touch, Chet Holmgren has garnered attention as a top prospect in college basketball. Standing at 7'0" with guard-like handles and perimeter shooting ability, Holmgren's versatility on both ends of the court makes him a tantalizing prospect for NBA teams. His potential to impact the game in multiple ways makes him a player to watch for years to come.
7. Bam Adebayo: Known for his defensive versatility and athleticism, Bam Adebayo has become a cornerstone for the Miami Heat. His ability to guard multiple positions, protect the rim, and facilitate the offense as a big man sets him apart in today's NBA. Adebayo's work ethic and determination have helped him evolve into an All-Star caliber player, making him vital to the Heat's success.
Kristaps Porzingis: Standing at 7'3" with shooting range beyond the arc, Kristaps Porzingis is a unique talent in the NBA. His combination of size, shooting ability, and shot-blocking skills make him a versatile threat on both ends of the court. Porzingis' ability to stretch the floor and protect the rim adds a dynamic element to any team's lineup when healthy and in form.
Anthony Davis: A perennial All-Star and one of the most dominant big men in the league, Anthony Davis possesses a rare blend of skills. His agility, shot-blocking prowess, mid-range shooting, and rebounding make him a force to be reckoned with on both offense and defense. Davis' ability to impact the game at multiple positions has made him a cornerstone for the Los Angeles Lakers and a key player in championship runs.
Domantas Sabonis: Known for his exceptional rebounding and playmaking as a big man, Domantas Sabonis has emerged as a star in the NBA. His basketball IQ, passing ability, and post moves make him a triple-double threat on any given night. Sabonis' work in the paint, combined with his improving outside shot, has made him a vital piece for the Indiana Pacers and a player capable of leading a team's frontcourt with skill and versatility. - Спорт
Bobby portis number 1 centre in the comment section
But fr I'm a big Chet fan. It's unlucky he'd be a runaway roty with a historic performance literally any other year,
But I look forward to a long rivalry with wemby
but what about Naz Ried?
@@whatshorts bobby has better in game banter and stage presence.
Yeah they’re cool n all but I like Jarrett Allen
clax, looney, Poetl and him are honorable mentions
“You know what don’t leave a comment” I actually laughed hard as hell
Reverse Psychology
Love your vids man
Much appreciated. Thanks for checking them out!
Embiid only at 4 is wild
I saw it as more of a question of production in the 2023-24 season. ya feel me?
there’s 2 channels holy i’m blessed
I think of this channel as the b sides.
What do you think, Rudy gobert or wemby for dpoy? Who deserves it?
Wemby not even close. Rudy is a distant second. wolves defense is solid though
sabonis third is crazy but good vid
I had to give it to him mainly for the rebounds and playing every game averaging 35 mpg.
@@whatshorts i disagree him as third but really enjoyed how u explained the other ones keep it up
😂u don’t have taste ur rocking a mullet bro
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good list can't disagree with the player but my list is little different in the order of players
1. nikola
2. joel
3. AD
4. sabonis
5. bam
6. KP
7. victor
8. rudy
9. sengun
!0. chet
good list, It's funny lists like this come down to less perception of player talent and more the way people define the word "best".
@@whatshorts I agree with that because our perception how good a player is currently dictates on how we order them; it was actually hard for me to take out Jarrret Allen out of my top 10 but it does show how much talent is in the NBA and also the bounce back of the big man position to where it’s actually a real component to these NBA teams
Jokic and Embid i have as the only centers better than Victor maybe AD but thats it. Sabonis and Bam both average under 1 BPG and less SPG too despite playing more minutes compared to Victor 3.6 BPG and 1.2 SPG so its very hard to put either one of those players ahead of Victor.
@@Fawnswine I mean, yes Victor stats are impressive and I’m not gonna deny that he had a phenomenal finish to the year, but we’re talking about for the entire season from beginning to end. Victor was not better in my opinion than the players above him but starting next season his first team probably all NBA he’s probably gonna be team defense every year of his career like Tim Duncan, but I usually give rookies some Grace before I put them up, but everybody else because I want there to be fair judgment on them and I want them to be Judged by their impact on their team because I remember a dude in Carmelo Anthony and his rookie season took his team to the playoffs his first year in the league
Use epm .not per use what's proven. Research advanced stats
Top 10 this year on perfomance only .gobert , sabonis , nurkic, Kevin love , chet , porzingas , wembanyama ,AD , hartenstein,jokic. Embiid injured
I will next time. Sometimes I use DKSKN, ASFRT'N, and HPV depending how scientific I'm feeling.