Who is the most versitile PF in the league?

I think its Dirk.

dirk most likely

it’s hard to say..cause if durant put on 20 pounds..he’d be listed at pf.

Dirk.

You could say Rashard Lewis…Even though he is more naturally a 3, he did play the 4.

Dirk is a much better player, but few in this league have Odom’s verastility. He can rebound, pass, block shots, play D and score. Very team oreiented and unselfish. Dirk is a great player, but has to score 20 plus to help his team.

I agree with Maravich, in terms of straight versatility, its gotta be Odom, he does it all, and does it all effectively

Dirk is great, but not as versatile as Odom

He is versatile on offense and Defense. Can cover almost every position on D. He spots up and shoots well,takes his man off the dribble,plays in the post. He is a great passer, blocks shots,gets steals. Cover the pick and roll better than any other big because of his ability to stay with the point guard. I like Dirk too, but he is not versatile on D

Not as versatile as Garnett on D

Odom cant shoot, rebound, or score like Nowitzki. Yes Odom passes and dribbles better, but Dirk is better at everything else.

Lamar Odom easy. He can play both the small forward and power forward so effectively, that I’m not for sure which position he is. If we’re saying he’s a power forward, then he’s by far the most versatile in the NBA.

Kevin Garnett cause of everything “scout4real” said was what I was thinking

Means able to do different things. Defense is just as important. None of those guys are as Versatile on O as they are on D more than Garnett. If you can guard all 5 positions that is Versatile big time. If you also have a Diverse offensive game that makes you even more Versatile. Garnett. I understand that basketballguru24. I just see the answer as Garnett.

More than Odom could in terms of playing Center. I have watched him do ball pressure on some of the fastest pointguards in the league picking them up at full court but to each is own. We have all seen it, when he smacks the ground gets real low and claps at the point to let him know he is getting picked up for about 90 feet. I understand, I agree Lamar is very Versatile just not the most to me.

During his prime, I would’ve said Garnett. Back then he could guard positions 1-5. I remember games where he’d actually guard MJ and Kobe. He was a great def. rebounder, blocked shots and racked up steals. He was also versatile on O too. He could handle, pass, off. rebound, shoot and post. Right now, it’s Odom though. Garnett is old now, not as athletic and has a weak knee.

This was his first. The title year he was doing the same thing. I understand the age difference, but he got hurt 1 season out off all his career. Like when Allen came to Boston people said he is old coming off of surgery. The next year he shot the best he ever had his whole career percentage wise and they one the title. So much for being old.

this year… lebron might be listed as a pf…. depending on their lineup…. so if that is the case lebron…

Garnett has had a weak knee for awhile now (since in Minnesota), which is why he always wore the knee strap and knee brace/knee sleeve. Last season it finally gave out and he had no choice but to get surgery/seriously rest it.

Hedo turkoglu has better handles than all those players and passing skills. He’s my pick but hey…who cares about me?

Hedo Turkoglu isnt a PF sir.

is the only point forward, that is as versatle as it gets.

Anybody other than Dirk you should slap yourself

are point forwards some time lamar plays point forward and i would list him as sf he plays out of position so causes mitch matches

I remember when Garnett played the PG with Minnesota in the conference finals against Lakers, man that was unique. Cassell and T-hudson was injured, he was tasked to do it. He started as SF when Joe Smith was still a T-wolf, and guarded Kobe and MJ when he was young. Ball handling? He pawned Gasol with his crossovers during the finals. He changed the perception on PFs. now a PF must have a sweet shooting stroke, finesse post moves and athleticism.