The NBA has always been a strong one, they divide one side to occupy the king, and no one obeys the other. When the two teams clash against each other, they also do it without submission, and their strength is respected. So with so many strong people, who of them has really served the NBA?
It must be admitted that only these five people have subdued the whole league, and LeBron James is not ranked at all.
Fifth place: Curry, the god of thirds
The stranger is like a jade, and the son is unparalleled in the world. Why did Stephen Curry, the god of threes, say that he convinced the whole league, I will say two things. The first is that they surpassed the Bulls to a 73-win regular season record, and the second is Curry's unanimous MVP, which I believe is really beyond doubt.
Fourth place: Big Shark O'Neill
The sword is a starry river that breaks the sky, and only I dare to call the shark an immortal. When O'Neal played in the league, no one in the NBA could limit him, except for fouls that were fouls. There are no weaknesses except for free throws, so much so that the shark hacking tactic has become one of the league's famous tactics.
Third place: Stone Buddha Duncan
Do not envy the mandarin ducks and ducks, do not envy the immortals, envy the stone Buddha every day. At the peak of the Holy City Spurs, Stone Buddha Duncan drove a French sports car and held an Argentine demon knife, and there was no grass wherever Stone Buddha went on his expedition. When the prestige of the Spurs' Big Three resounded throughout the NBA league, many players began to plan their own little nine-nine.
Second place: Black Mamba Kobe
Holding the sun and moon and picking the stars, there is no such person as me in the world. A boss, a lifetime boss, presumably Kobe disciples are still sticking to the basketball they love. Kobe Bryant not only conquered the league with his skills when he was in the NBA, but also infected his juniors with his excellent sportsmanship.
First place: Jordan, the god of basketball
Whoever is the peak at the end of the basketball altar is empty at first sight. Six NBA championships, six Finals MVPs, and ten NBA scoring champions, who dares to go straight away? Jordan is the ever-irreplaceable basketball god of the NBA, and he is not something that others can replace and touch casually.
Conclusion: Some people may say that I did not put James on the ranking list, which is disrespectful to him. In fact, this is not the case, although James has been in the league for 19 years, he has not really led a team to fight and the league is afraid of them. James was great in terms of honor alone, but to be fair, he didn't convince anyone.
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