Every team, strong or weak, has a core, which we also call the star of the house. In addition to being the star, most teams will also have a second boss, who is the second core of the team. Often strong teams are coordinated by the main star and the second boss, only in this way can the team's power be maximized. There are still many two bosses in history, but to say that the strongest is still these 5 people, today we give them a ranking from low to high, to see who the strongest two bosses are.
5: Thompson is the best second boss in active duty, and although he is seriously injured, he is still very marketable. He is Curry's most reliable teammate, and they form the "Splash Brothers" combination of the Famous Earthquake Alliance. Thompson doesn't have the ball to score, and it only takes 11 dribbles to score 60 points. The defense is good, the three points are also the top level, and it has helped the team win the championship three times. However, he suffered a major injury, and it is not known how much he can recover in the future, so it is reasonable to be at the bottom.
4: Yao Ming is the core of the Rockets, but definitely not the first core, after Maddy came, the team still set tactics around Maddy. The "Yao Mai" combination did not play a dominant force, they were all ruined by injuries. Yao Ming is very strong in the low-level attack, and the perennial is 20+10 data. But his personality is too soft, less domineering and unreasonable, the defensive end and rebounds are not top-notch, so although Yao Ming has achieved the Rockets, but from the perspective of the tactical system, the core is Still Maddy.
3: Stockton and Malone's "Utah Double Brake", that is a nightmare for many teams. They worked together seamlessly inside and out, and if they hadn't met Jordan, they would have won the championship. Stockton's assists and steals are all-time firsts, but the offense is really average. He has a hard style and a lot of small movements, because he is short, which seriously affects his ceiling.
2: Gasol has nothing to say, he is the best teammate for Kobe. Gasol has a good personality and a high ball quotient, and he and Kobe Bryant are perfectly integrated. In the Lakers period, he was the second boss, the Lakers can play a triangle offense, Gasol is the key. Gasol's low-post technology is delicate, the defensive end of the frame is good, the strategy is also quite good, and the 2 crowns combined with Kobe Bryant are no problem to give him an FMVP.
1: The top of the list is naturally Pippen, and he and Jordan are mutual achievements. Jordan didn't have Pippen, certainly not a triple crown, and he shared too much for Jordan. Pippen is very comprehensive, can attack, organize, defend, and the rebounding ability is also top-notch. He was brilliant as a flank defender and in the '90s Pippen was one of the best No. 3 positions. Half of Jordan's Great Triple Crown belongs to Pippen, who is undeniably the strongest second in history.