Michael Jordan, the more you analyze, the stronger you get.
There are some players in the NBA who take Jordan as the target to catch up, but no one can catch up, and even Kobe, who is known as the closest to Jordan, is actually a long way from Jordan.
There are still some players in the NBA, since they can't catch up with Jordan, they will accumulate other honors, strive to be the first person on other tracks, and then go to touch Jordan, but obviously, it is limited to touching porcelain.
Let's start with Jordan's situation:
In terms of individual ability, Jordan has both offense and defense, he has 10 teams and 9 defenses, he has 10 scoring champions and 3 steal champions, and he also has 5 regular season MVPs.
In terms of dominance, Jordan led the Bulls to the Finals six times and won six championships, including two triples.
Data, honor, dominance, popularity, influence, Jordan is the kind that leads in all directions, cannot be approached, and cannot touch porcelain.
Kobe, who has been chasing Jordan, did not catch up in the end. Jordan is still the No. 1 scoring guard in history, and Kobe Bryant is the No. 2 scoring guard, which most Kobe fans also recognize.
And those who expect to meet Jordan through other trails will have a lot of ideas, such as Jordan without Pippen and only winning one game in the playoffs. Pippen and Rodman are real thighs, while Wade, Bosh, Love, Irving, and Anthony Davis are dragging.
In this case, why don't you make an assumption and give half of Jordan's 6 championships and 6 FMVPs to Pippen, not to mention whether Pippen's historical status will exceed the 0th person in history, then the 0th person in history, can he touch Jordan successfully?
One is to change 3 teams, 2 times to form the Big Three, and finally won 4 championships and 4 FMVPs, of which 2 are scattered championships, and 1 is 2 consecutive championships.
One is that he did not change teams, and won 1 3 consecutive championships and 3 consecutive FMVPs.
Which is more dominant, I'm afraid it really has to be compared, or 3 consecutive championships and 3 consecutive FMVP are more convincing, there is an unwritten rule in the NBA, strictly speaking, only 3 consecutive championships can be considered a real dynasty.
In other words, Jordan conceded half of the championship and half of the FMVP, and the dominance is still invincible, plus 5 MVPs and invincible individual performance, it is impossible to surpass, and it is possible to touch porcelain, but the probability of success is not high.
This is where Jordan stands in history.
In terms of dominance, except for Bill Russell in ancient times, the only one who can get close to Jordan is Shaq O'Neal, and O'Neal is only half of Jordan's.
The Big Three of the team group can't win 3 consecutive championships, so there's really no need to touch Porcelain Jordan, there is no comparison.
Basketball is a competitive sport, and the most important thing is the result of the game, or the dominance. If you lose the game and don't win the championship, it will be in vain to score 1,000,000 points in a single game. What's more, the 1,000,000 points may also be scored by a layup in garbage time.