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There is no doubt that Howard has become the best center in this league after demonstrating his offensive ability. Last season, he averaged 22.5 points 13.8 rebounds 2. 1 block. Warcraft can attack the opponent's basket from all angles on the offensive end. His powerful strength and dominance at both ends of attack and defense have been recognized by this alliance.

2. El Horford (Eagle)

You can't ignore a player's performance in the center position because of his limited height. People inside the eagle can clearly understand his strengths and weaknesses. Last season, he became the most efficient big player, averaging 16.2 points and 9.9 rebounds, shooting 56.9% from the field and 82% from free throws, and he was able to control his fouls and mistakes well.

3. Andrew Bogert (Buck)

Perhaps because of the relationship with Howard and Horford in the East, it is difficult for Bogert to stand out as an all-star center. Last season, he averaged 13.5 points and1.5 rebounds and 2.9 blocks per game, which made him a figure like Rick schmitz. Despite his outstanding performance, he was an all-star for only four or five seasons in his career.

4. El Jefferson (Jazz)

There is no doubt about his talent, but Jefferson was extremely depressed early in his career. Since then, Jefferson has cleared his name through his performance on the court, averaging 17.2 points and 9.0 rebounds per game. He has completely integrated into the jazz system.

5. Joakim Noah (Bull)

Noah averaged 14.0 points, 1 1.7 rebounds and 1.6 blocks. On the defensive end, he performed very well, especially in blocking, and his rebound also helped the bulls a lot. In Bull, he is an emotional leader who can help his teammates play with passion. He is the kind of teammate that everyone likes to fight side by side.

6. emeka okafor (wasp)

Okafor is always underrated. He is a player who averages double-doubles. Especially last season, he played an important role in the Hornets' defense. If he hadn't been troubled by injuries, Okafor would even be a strong candidate for defensive player of the year.

7. Nene (Nuggets)

When Nene wants to play an excellent game, he can be an unstoppable big man inside. His average is 15.4 points and 7.2 rebounds. He is the kind of inner beast that few people can stop. The question now is when Nene can stabilize her unstoppable momentum.

8. Brooke Lopez (Nets)

Lopez is like a quarterback in the NFL. He can do anything on the offensive end, averaging 19.4 points per game, but he can't help the team much on the defensive end. As a center, Lopez even averaged only 5.6 rebounds per game, but this still can't hide the fact that he is a very aggressive big man in this league.

9. andrew bynum (Lakers)

If you want to find a potential insider who is worthy of building a team around the future, just look at the Los Angeles media reports on Bynum. Last season, there were rumors about Bynum's trade, but the Lakers came out and said that sharks were not for sale, and there were even rumors about Cameron Anthony's trade. The Lakers were not willing to use Bynum as a bargaining chip. No one denies the strength of the shark, but his injury history is indeed a hidden danger. Bynum is still young. He is tall and excellent. He is expected to be one of the five best players in this league.

10. Andre Bagnani (Raptors)

Bagnani is not a center in the traditional sense, as can be seen from his average of 2 1.3 points and 5.5 rebounds, but he is the best center in this league.