Although basketball is a 5V5 team game, the role of superstars is also indelible, especially at the key moments of the game, the color of the superstar can determine the outcome of the game. So, that's why some teams deliberately lose and get the title after knowing that they won the championship, because sometimes choosing a super giant can be said to be the cornerstone of the team's future team! So today, we will divide the cornerstone of the NBA into levels, and see which level of stars you like?
A: Paul
Despite being a small player at 1.83 meters, Paul's ability to lead the team is unquestionable. Unlike the traditional superstar who wins the game by cutting high scores, Paul's game is silent, he will make his teammates better through passing, and Paul is also trustworthy at key moments. In addition to this season, Paul has 16 years of his career and 12 years of playoffs, and since the 10-11 season, Paul has led five teams to the playoffs for 10 consecutive years, including the Rockets, Clippers and other giants, including the Thunder that originally wanted to be rotten, the Suns who have not entered the playoffs for many years, it can be said that to improve the lower limit of a team, Paul is the best choice.
S-class: Curry Magician
Like Paul, Curry is a model for being able to make his teammates better. Curry's projection threats have always allowed his teammates to get easy shots, and players who have partnered with Curry have said that Curry has made it easier for him to score. Around Curry, All-Star players can play superstars, and base salary players can stand in the league, which is why those Warriors will leave the team and immediately have no ball to play. It can be said that Curry is the cornerstone of the Warriors.
Why point guards are the brains of a team, Magician can tell you the answer, as the ceiling of the NBA organization's offensive community, Magicians also help the team better by increasing the ceiling of teammates. The magician who just entered the league helped the team win the championship and crowned himself FMVP, and in just 12 years of his career, the magician won 3 MVPs, 5 championships and 3 FMVPs, which is enough to show his greatness.
SS Class: Jordan James
Presumably no management can refuse the temptation of Jordan, as the NBA history recognized as the god of basketball, Jordan's ability to lead the team may not be questioned, as long as you can reach the finals, Jordan will be able to give you a championship trophy within six games to come back, Jordan 6 times the finals experience all won the championship, this is not the cornerstone of the team, who is still?
Previously, there was a saying circulating in the NBA that having James was equivalent to having tickets to the Finals. From 2011 to 2018, James reached the Finals for eight consecutive years, and his own Royal Shooters' Team system made the East fail for half a year. It can be said that in James's system, anyone can be replaced, but they are completely irreplaceable, and the stability of being able to lead the team to the Finals for 8 consecutive years can look at the stability that no one in the league can do.
SSS Level: Duncan
However, the strongest cornerstone in my mind is not Jordan or James, but Duncan of the Spurs. Before the Spurs selected Duncan in '97, they only had a record of 20 wins and 62 losses, and after selecting Duncan, their record quickly became 56-26, and the following year, Duncan's rookie season two season led the team to the championship and was crowned FMVP. In his 19 years with Duncan, the Spurs have all made the playoffs and won five championships. Duncan's NBA career regular season 1001 wins and 391 losses, is also the highest winning percentage among thousand-win players, enough to see Duncan's greatness. （ikuet）