Since Duncan claims to be the biggest in history, he must be worthy of this honor. Let's talk about why Duncan deserves this honor.

Duncan is the top pick in the 1997 draft, and was elected as the rookie of the year in the rookie season. His main honors are: five championships, two MVPs, three FMVP, 10 all-stars, 15 all-stars.

Before Duncan was called the biggest player in NBA history, he was also an outstanding representative of one man and one city, and during his time in the Spurs, the Spurs never missed the playoffs, that is, they always maintained a fairly high winning rate in the regular season.

Duncan played 19 NBA regular season games and won 100 1 game, with a winning percentage of 7 1.9 1%. This winning percentage is really terrible. The Spurs have been strong under Duncan for decades.

There are three players who have won thousands of games in history: Abdul-Jabbar the Heavenly Dog won 1074 games, parrish won1kloc-0/4 games, Duncan's winning percentage was the highest among the 3,000 wins, and Duncan's 100 1 wins were all won in the Spurs, which was very difficult.

Duncan's best season was 200 1-2002, when he averaged 25.5 points 12.7 rebounds and 2.5 blocks. The 2002-2003 season was a bit poor, averaging 23.3 points 12.9 rebounds and 2.9 blocks.

There are Malone, Lovisky, Buckley, Garnett and so on who compete with Duncan for the best power forward in history. Malone has many honors, but no championship is a serious injury. Two MVPs, 14 all-star game, 1476 career appearance, * * * scored 36,928 points, ranking second in NBA history.

Lowitzky won the 1 championship, 1 MVP, 1 FMVP, 13 all-star game, and scored 3 1.560 points in his regular season career.

Buckley five times, 1 1 All-Star Game, 1 MVP. Garnett 1 championship, 1 MVP. 15 NBA all-star game, 9 NBA all-star games, 12 NBA best defensive team.

In contrast, Duncan is still relatively stable in the position of the best power forward, such as Malone, Lowitzky, Buckley, Garnett and others, and there is a big gap with Duncan in both personal honor and the number of championships.

Therefore, Duncan is known as the first power forward in history and fully deserves it.