Top 10 in NBA history
Top 10 NBA all-time:
1, Michael Jordan
Jordan on the basketball court can do everything and is regarded as the "god of basketball" by fans. Jordan is in first place not only for his unparalleled fame, but also for his absolute strength on the court.
2, Bill Russell
Russell was the main center of the Celtics in the 60s of the 20th century and is considered the best defensive center in NBA history. Russell has the most championship rings in the league as many as 11, so he is known as the "Lord of the Rings".
Russell won championships for 8 consecutive years in the 58-66 season, setting an NBA record, 5 MVPs, 12 All-NBA teams, 5 rebounding kings, and ranked second in history with 21,620 career rebounds.
He even coached part-time as a player during his career, helping teams win championships. During the 2009 All-Star period, the NBA officially named the Finals MVP Award after him, which shows his status in the NBA.
3. Karim Abdul Abdul-Jabbar
Kareem Abdul Abdul-Jabbar is an American basketball star who is known as the "Skyhook" for his unstoppable hook skills in the league, and is one of the best shooters, best rebounders and best passers. Kareem Abdul Abdul-Jabbar is a single main center on the Lakers, and Ervin Johnson, known as the "magic", have become the two pillars of the Lakers.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has won 6 MVPs, 2 FMVPs, 5 NBA All-NBA Team, 11 All-Defensive Team, 19 All-Star Team, 2 NBA Scoring Champions, 4 NBA Blocks Champions, and led the team to 6 NBA championships. He is also the number one player on the NBA's all-time scoring list (38,387 points).
4. Elvin Johnson
Nicknamed "The Magic," Ervin Johnson is considered the NBA's greatest point guard. As a legendary point guard in the NBA, Irwin was selected by the Lakers as a top pick in the 1979 draft, won five championships with the Lakers, scored a triple-double in the first playoff game of his rookie season and led the team to win the championship and was elected FMVP, and is still a player who has won a championship in his rookie season.
He is the youngest FMVP in history, with 5 championships, 3 FMVPs, 2 All-Star MVPs, 12 All-Star Team selections, 9 NBA All-NBA teams, 2 steals and 4 assists, averaging 19.5+7.2+11.2 in the regular season and 19.5+7.7+12.3 in the playoffs.
5. LeBron James
James is now 4 crowns + 4MVP + 4FMVP, which is still reasonable to be in 3rd place. His current honorary active duty is the only one, and he is also in the top 3 levels in history. In the same position, it is absolutely crushing, as strong as Durant, and because of meeting James, he fell into the title of "second in the millennium". The peak is long, the performance is stable, the career average is 27+7+7 data, and when the great "411" feat is achieved, then the historical status can be further advanced.
6. Tim Duncan
"Stone Buddha" Duncan, is the league's history of the largest forward, the inside of the natural barrier, can use defense to dominate the game of the player, debut is the peak. When Duncan was not yet in the league, multiple teams went crazy for him, and in the end, the Spurs had the last laugh.
The Spurs brought nearly 20 years of glory, and he was the cornerstone of the entire Spurs, entering the league's first year to single out one of the four major centers, and even before retiring as a league premier power forward, his career was extremely stable.
Shifo averages 19.6+11+3.1 per game in his career, with 2.2 blocks, 5 NBA championships, 2 MVPs, 3 FMVPs, 15 All-NBA teams, 15 All-Defensive Team, 15-time All-Star Team, the player with the most All-Defensive Team selections of all players in NBA history, is the third player in history and the first person to win thousands of wins on the same team.
7, Kobe Bryant
Kobe Bryant, who has 5 titles in hand, is also reasonable, his problems are the same as O'Neal, and 1 MVP is indeed less. As for the only MVP, it was quite controversial, because Paul did not lose to Kobe Bryant in the same year. Kobe Bryant 5 crowns, to be precise, the last 2 crowns are the absolute core, the first 3 crown core is still O'Neal, he is the second in charge. Although there are still 9 defenses and 11 defenses, but there are fewer MVPs, and the ranking is not destined to be high.
8. Shaquille O'Neill
O'Neill has always been in the top 10, but rarely ranks in the top 5. He has three consecutive championships and three consecutive FMVPs, but only one MVP is a hard injury. The absolute core of the 4th championship was Wade, and O'Neill became the second master. As a top center, his offense is incomprehensible, but his defense is only elite and cannot reach the standard of integrated attack and defense.
9, Larry. Bird
In the first 8 years of Bird's career, it was really an open existence, but he was a god who achieved three consecutive MVPs, and he did it in the past 30 years. Bird 3 titles, 3 MVP, 2FMVP. He's really all-round, attacking, organizing, defending, that's all switching at will. He has excellent control of the court, and he is the greatest star of the Celtics since Russell. Without these absolute hardcore honors on him, Bird would not dare to be so unmanned
10. Wilt Chamberlain
"Basketball Emperor" Chamberlain, the most terrifying scoring machine in history, is considered one of the dominant players in NBA history, and its energy on the offensive end is unprecedented, and many of the appalling statistics in the NBA are created by this superstar.
Chamberlain was able to set a miracle of 100 points per game in that era without three points, averaging 50+ horror statistics per game in a single season. Chamberlain is also an 11-time rebounding champion, 2-time NBA championship, 4-time NBA regular-season MVP, 13-time NBA All-Star Team, 10-time NBA All-NBA Team, 7 consecutive scoring champions, and 1 NBA assist leader.
