Five active stars far exceeding my father s NBA achievements

The younger generation is better than the younger generation, and the ice water is colder than the younger generation. In the history of the NBA, there has never been a shortage of father-son matches. When it comes to players who are far beyond their father's NBA achievements, Kobe may be the retired player that many people prefer. Among the active players, who are far superior to their father's NBA achievements?

Fifth place: Kevin Love

Stan Love, Kevin Love's father, was active as an NBA player from 1972 to 1974. He is 203CM tall and plays as a power forward. He averages 15 minutes per game and contributes 6.6 points and 3.9 rebounds. He is a very excellent inside rebounder. He has recorded many games in a single game. If it weren't for the injury problem, he retired at the age of 25 and had the opportunity to make more progress.

Kevin Love, in terms of height or style of play, Kevin Love in the early days can be said to be very similar to his father, which shows the influence of his father, especially in the Timberwolves era. However, he is much lucky than his father and has a much higher attainment in basketball. He has never suffered a major injury in his career. Later, he also transformed into a space power forward. Although he is not the height of a first-tier superstar, he has also been the boss of the team. He has experienced experience in the All-Star lineup and the best lineup. He has won a big contract and a championship. After losing weight, he is like a Hollywood male star. He can be said to be a very successful player.

4th place: Jaylen Brunson

Rick Brunson, who lost the draft in 1997, has been on the bench end of 8 teams in 9 years, has averaged 2.2 points and 1.4 assists in his career, and has a shooting percentage of 37.1%. He has been playing the role of a substitute point guard on the side of the team for his long NBA career. He is a standard NBA werewolf player, with hard work and attitude but lacks talent and offensive methods.

Jaylen Brunson, one of the most impressive mid-zoo NBA stars in recent years, is currently the new king of the New York Knicks. He has played in the Eastern Conference Finals this year, averaging 29 points and 7 assists per game. Jaylen Brunson is currently a point guard with very good offensive abilities. His left and right hand scoring, European steps and other advanced footwork movements and projection abilities are all first-class. His defense is limited by his average figure. The physical fitness may not surpass that of my father, but the basketball strength can be said to be much better.

Third place: Klay Thompson

Michael Thompson, Clay's father, the 1978 NBA No. 1 pick, playing as center. Mikal Thompson is the NBA No. 1 pick who is in the middle and even lower. Although he is excellent in physical talent, he is limited to the role of a pure terminator. After 12 seasons of his career, he averaged 11.7 points and 8.9 rebounds per game and shot a 50.4% shooting percentage. The most glorious season may be that he was the substitute insider of the Lakers during his "Showtime" period, helping the team win the championship.

Klay Thompson, the No. 11 pick in 2011, is a core player of the Warriors Dynasty, the most representative 3D point guard in the past decade, has a super elite shooting ability with the first level in NBA history, and his defensive ability was also impressive in his heyday. Because of his excellent shooting skills, Clay can still have a place in the league even after experiencing major injuries. Compared with his father, he has surpassed many things in terms of peak height or river chief, and he can be said to have a stronger star after the top scorer.

Second place: Devin Booker

Melvin Booker, undrafted in 1989, has only 32 NBA games (1996-97 season), averaging 5.2 points and 1.3 rebounds per game, and a shooting percentage of 38.5%. As a marginal rotation for the Bulls, Nuggets and other teams, the highest part of his career was only the 14-pointer in a single game against the Hornets that year.

Melvin Booker is a standard NBA fringe player. After playing for a season in the NBA, he left the league and moved to the European low-level league. After Booker was born and moved to his youth, Booker continued to discover and develop Booker's talent and passion for basketball, and was a very successful basketball father.

Devin Booker, NBA fans should be quite familiar with him. The youngest 70-pointer, who has been playing in his career so far, is a core player of the Suns, a star-level shooting guard. The most unpopular anecdote may be that many people don’t know that he is actually a second-generation football player, and his father is also an NBA player. This shows that his degree of success is amazing.

No. 1: Stephen Curry

Dell Curry, No. 15 in 1986, has 16 NBA career seasons, averaging 11.7 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game, shooting percentage of 45.7%, and shooting percentage of 40.7% in three-pointers, winning the sixth man of the 93-94 season. Looking back at the career of Old Curry, in his active era, Old Curry is definitely an elite pitcher, and his main position is the team's sixth man + bench scoring madman, and he has a remarkable NBA career.

As his son, Stephen Curry is the second point guard in NBA history. He is an epoch-making superstar in NBA history and a top 15-level superstar in history. He is far better than the blue when inheriting his father's excellent athletic genes and projection muscle talent. He has greatly changed the defensive system and offensive methods with unparalleled three-point shooting and exaggerated shooting range, as well as everyone's understanding of modern basketball.