Who are James' perfect teammates? Top 10 lists of US media reviews! Irving is only 5th, and there is no suspense at the top of the list

As one of the best players in league history, James has won 4 championships and 4 times FMVP and MVP.

For nearly 20 years, James has been a top star in the league, and he is not afraid to join forces with other players, from Wade and Bosh to Irving and Love, to Thick Brow and Westbrook, James has worked with a large number of top players.

So who is the best player for James? The US media "FW" also discussed this topic and selected the top 10 lists, of which Irving only ranked 5th, and there was no suspense at the top of the list.

Tenth place: Booker

As one of the best shooting guards on the job, Booker has top-notch offensive ability, shooting 38.3 percent from outside three-point range.

His strong scoring ability will undoubtedly make him an object that James is happy to share the ball with, especially considering that Booker is very good at both the ball and the ballless, which is a perfect fit for James.

Ninth place: Lavin

James has praised LaVine more than once, and from the perspective of playing style, LaVine is also very suitable for James.

LaVine not only has the ability to hold the ball to finish, but also has a very accurate three-point shooting rate of 38.9%, and has an exaggerated physical fitness, which can complete the air connection with James at any time.

8th place: DeRozan

The Lakers rejected him last summer because DeRozan didn't have a steady outside projection, but DeRozan was still a good fit for James.

The first reason is That DeRozan's stable mid-range finishing ability can also open up a certain amount of space for James, and the second reason is That DeRozan's big heart at key moments, which is convenient for James to pass the ball to him.

Seventh place: Jokic

As a super high player, it is difficult to imagine what kind of spark Jokic will burst out on the offensive end after partnering with James.

Especially considering that Jokic single-handedly led the Nuggets into the top six of the West this season, his dominance is very similar to that of James at his peak, not only selfless but also able to end the game at a critical moment.

Sixth place: Lillard

Everyone knows that using shooters to surround James, especially top guard shooters, can often succeed next to James.

Lillard is undoubtedly the right person, his outside shooting ability at his peak was comparable to Curry's, and his performance in key moments is absolutely trustworthy.

Fifth place: Irving

A big reason why Lillard is optimistic is that Irving has had success with James, and Lillard's approach on the offensive end is more similar to Irving's.

However, considering that Irving has won a championship with James, there is still some controversy about ranking him only fifth.

Fourth place: George

George is a great partner for any player and he has excellent two-way ability.

Not only can you complete a diverse and efficient finish on the offensive end, but you can also check for gaps on the defensive end, considering that James is about to turn 38, he needs players like George by his side.

Third place: Leonard

Leonard, like George, is the best two-way forward on the job, can provide absolutely high-quality contributions at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends, and the overall ability is one notch higher than George.

Especially in terms of projection, Leonard's mid-range shot is a killer move, as long as it remains healthy, there are almost no shortcomings, and it is naturally suitable for any player.

Second place: Curry

In a recent interview, James did not shy away from saying that Curry was one of the players he most wanted to partner with.

In fact, it is completely understandable that James's idea, after all, Curry has the ability to shoot from the outside without dead ends, which will bring huge offensive space to the teammates next to him.

If the two are on the offensive end at the same time, defenders will have to choose one of the two bottles of poison that Curry projected from outside the line and James' punch frame.

First place: Durant

If there's one player who fits James better than Curry, it's Durant, and that's no suspense.

The reason is also very simple, in terms of personal restraint, only Durant can fight Curry, and as James gets older, his athletic ability continues to decline.

Durant, who can be inside and out, can attack and defend, and is also worth believing in key moments, naturally becomes the best teammate choice.