Now there are fewer bald stars in the NBA, and now everyone prefers to have different hairstyles, and the "bald" culture is slowly fading. There are many bald stars in history, and there are many who play dominant, no wonder the comics say "bald, but the strength has become stronger", and it seems that the same is true in the NBA. Don't dare to say anything else, if these 5 bald heads are the pinnacle team today, they can win three consecutive championships with their eyes closed. Don't think I'm talking nonsense, after seeing these 5 people's names, you will also agree with my opinion.
Center forward – O'Neal
If you were to choose the strongest beast in the low ranks, O'Neill would be the only option. O'Neal can be said to be devastating on the inside, and he can destroy the opponent's defensive system by himself. O'Neal has achieved three consecutive championships + three consecutive FMVP, with 20 points, 10 rebounds and 2 blocks all year round. With top physical talent, strong athleticism, and natural divine power, it is a bug under the basket, and if it weren't for the rules to limit O'Neal, his stats would have been even more exaggerated.
Power Forward – Garnett
Garnett is definitely not the perfect leader, but as a piece of the championship puzzle, he really is perfect. Offensive and defensive integration, do not occupy the ball, and the technology is comprehensive. He can score, play, play, defend, and even play five positions on the court. He is highly mobile on the defensive end and can sweep from the interior to the three-point line. Aside from being a little weaker in scoring, Garnett really has no shortcomings. If he had left the Timberwolves earlier, Garnett would have won more than one title.
Small forward – Ross Barkley
Barkley is 1.98 meters tall, and the physical disadvantage of playing the No. 3 position is almost non-existent. He has excellent athleticism, strong confrontation, fierce style of play, 20 points and 10 rebounds all year round, and he is also the shortest rebounding king in history. Solid technique, top-tier offense, and elite-level defense and passing. Barkley is an all-round warrior, just like this, Barkley can be inside and outside, and the fast attack of positional warfare is a big killer, and it is an insoluble existence in any era.
Point guard – Kobe Bryant
It's not that Kobe Bryant can't pass, he just doesn't like it that much, and he averages 8 assists per game with ease as long as he wants. When Jerry West chose Kobe, it was to train as a successor to Magic. He has obvious physical advantages at the No. 1 position, as well as T0 level offense and defense, and if he really wants to play point guard, he is also a historical supergiant.
Quarterback – Jordan
The strongest "boiled egg" in the NBA is Jordan, who is the strongest spokesperson for baldness. Jordan is a perfect presence, impeccable in offense and defense. Won 10 scoring titles, did not miss a team and a defense during this period, as well as 5 MVPs, 2 times three consecutive championships, for such a Jordan, you have no other choice but to worship. Such a Jordan is an opponent's nightmare, and playing with his contemporaries is really unlucky.