The premise of winning the championship in the NBA is naturally to win more series, although Bill Russell has 11 championships, but there were only 8 teams in the league at that time, and there are often only two series in the playoffs, such as defeating the Warriors in the first round in 60, defeating the Hawks in the second round, defeating the Warriors in the first round in 62, defeating the Lakers in the second round, defeating the 76ers in the first round in 65, beating the Lakers in the second round, etc., so it is difficult for Russell to enter the top ten in this list!
No. 10: Jordan, career 37-round series, won 30 rounds, win rate: 81.1%!
Jordan is known as "Michael - I am Jordan everywhere", Jordan is among the best or even second to none in many rankings, but Jordan can only be ranked tenth in this list, Jordan's biggest problem is that he has only played in the playoffs for a total of 13 years in his career, and only Jordan has less than 40 series games among all the top ten stars, but Jordan has an 81% win rate after all, and all are still squeezed into the last train of this round.
Jordan has won 24 series in six championship seasons
No. 9: O'Neill, career 45-round series, won 32 rounds, win rate: 71.1%!
O'Neal has reached the Finals in 17 seasons of his 19-year career, and the only two times he missed were his rookie season in '93 and '9 in the Suns, with six Finals experience, O'Neal played a full 45-game series, with a series win rate of 71%, and in terms of specific games, it was 129-87, and the winning rate of 59.7% was slightly lower.
8th place: Magician, career 40-round series, won 32 rounds, win rate: 80%!
Magic has played the same 13 playoff games as Jordan in his career, but Magic has played nine finals three more than Jordan, so the number of series has come to 40, and Magic only has two first-round playoff tours, namely losing to the Rockets in 81 and losing to the Rockets again in 96, and Jordan's 119-60 winning rate in the playoffs is 66.48%, ranking second in history, while Magic's 128-62 winning rate of 67.37% is still superior to Jordan.
The Magic started at the top of their game, joining a championship team as soon as they entered the NBA
7th place: Pippen, career 43-round series, won 33 rounds, win rate: 76.7%!
Pippen joined the Bulls in 1987 just to avoid Jordan's early startup being swept in the first round, and after Jordan retired, Pippen played in the league for another six years, including the 99-00 season to help the Trail Blazers reach the Western Conference Finals, so Pippen is ahead of Jordan in this list.
Sixth place: Kobe Bryant, career 43-round series, won 33 rounds, win rate: 76.7%!
After the OK group broke up, Kobe Bryant led the team to the finals three times, but there were also first-round tours in the 06 and 07 seasons during the period, so the total career total was one less than O'Neal, but he won one more series than O'Neal, and Kobe Bryant was 135-85 in a single game, and the winning rate of 61.36% was also higher than O'Neal.
When Bryant said that he had one more championship than Shak, O'Neal never talked about FMVP
5th place: Duncan, career 48-round series, won 35 rounds, win rate: 72.9%!
Duncan has made all the playoffs in 19 years of his career, of course, the 99-00 season is not included in the statistics due to injury, Duncan has won five championships in the finals six times, the only pity is that in 2013, if Leonard hit both free throws or Dio grabbed the rebound or Ray Allen missed the shot, then Duncan is six crowns, 4FMVP, 2MVP, the first person in the league after the new century.
No. 4: Abdul-Jabbar, career 49-round series, won 37 rounds, win rate: 75.5%!
Abdul-Jabbar made the playoffs in 18 seasons, but there were only three series of playoff games in the '70s, such as 4:1 Warriors in the first round, 4:1 Lakers in the second round, and then Finals 4 in the third roundThe 0-0 sweep of the Bullets to win the championship lasted until 1976, because the NBA and ABA merged in '76 to have enough teams, and from this point of view, Russell's two-round series was half as valuable as it is today, and Abdul-Jabbar's first championship was only three-quarters of what it is today.
There was also an ABA league in the seventies, and the MVP of Abdul-Jabbar was only half of the MVP of North American basketball
3rd place: Robert Horry, career 48-round series, won 39 rounds, win rate: 81.2%!
Horry is amazing, the Rockets have two championships, the Lakers have three championships, the Spurs have won two championships, all of his 16-year career has reached the playoffs, and none of the 16 playoffs has stopped in the first round, and finally won 39 rounds in the 48-round series, with a winning percentage 0.1% higher than Jordan.
2nd place: Fisher, career 51-round series, won 40 rounds, win rate: 78.4%!
Kobe Bryant was the 13th pick in 96, Fisher was the 24th pick in 96, they entered the Lakers in the same year, and in the 04-07 season, when Kobe Bryant fell into a trough, Fisher followed the Jazz to the Western Conference Finals, and in 08 Fisher returned to the Lakers to win two championships, and then in 2012, he followed the Thunder to the Finals, and the Thunder in the next 13 and 14 seasons were also at the Western Conference Finals level, so Fisher had 8 more series in his career than Kobe.
If they can beat the Nuggets in the first round, there are not many teams in the West that can stop the Lakers this year
No. 1: James, career 53-round series, won 41 rounds, win rate: 77.3%!
At present, James has played 53 series in his career, and the 180-92 win rate is also 62.3% in small games, which can be ranked sixth among the top ten superstars in history, higher than Chamberlain, Bird, O'Neal, and Kobe, and lower than Magic, Jordan, Abdul-Jabbar, Russell and Duncan. However, James is still an active player and has made the playoffs again this season, and if he can beat the Denver Nuggets in the first round, then James still has a chance to improve his winning rate.