"Admiral" david robinson is the No.1 in the NBA draft of 1987. His NBA career is a bit special. After being selected by the Spurs, he served in the navy for two years, hence the name.
According to our traditional cognition, the most common way to look at a player's state is to focus on data and personal honor. Let's see how david robinson has done in these two aspects.
Although david robinson's popularity seems to be inferior to O 'Neill, Olajuwon and Ewing, I think his personal strength will be stronger than Ewing's. You can get 2 1. 1 points 10.6 rebounds, 2.5 assists 1.4 steals and 3 blocks per game in your career. From the data, we can intuitively see that he has absolute dominance in both offensive and defensive ends, averaging 3 blocked shots per game in his career.
Imagine the Super Twin Towers that david robinson and tim duncan later built. Regardless of the offensive ability, how horrible the defensive ability should be.
Personally, david robinson won two NBA championships and an MVP in the regular season. As a superstar in the history of NBA, such personal honor can only be regarded as a well-behaved existence, neither dazzling nor shabby. After all, there are still quite a few players in NBA history who have never won the championship, and there is a qualitative gap between what they are and what they are.
Through the above analysis, we can probably outline which level of the food chain david robinson is in in the NBA. Personally, I think he probably belongs to the ranks of second-tier superstars in the long history of NBA. Compared with Michael Jordan and Olajuwon, he is still inferior.
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