The NBA has named the 75 biggest stars of all time to commemorate its 75th anniversary. Today, the NBA announced the third batch of 26 people (due to the existence of equal votes, the 75 finalists elected 76 stars). At this point, the NBA's official selection of the top 75 stars in history has officially been released. In this list, a total of 13 Lakers stars were selected, ranking first among all teams in the NBA.
The Lakers officials followed the hot spot, and soon posted photos of the 13 selected players, namely: Kobe, James, O'Neal, Magic Johnson, George McCann, Jerry West, Chamberlain, Elgin Baylor, Abbay, James Worthy, Thick Brow, Anthony, Westbrook (in no particular order).
Some fans pointed out that the selection of Anthony and Wei Shao actually has little to do with the Lakers. But as an active player of the Lakers, the official must give affirmation and congratulations. So far, the Lakers have as many as 4 of the 75 stars actively played, namely James, Thick Brow, Anthony and Westbrook, ranking first in the league.
In addition, Lakers veterans such as Malone, Payton and Nash have also been selected as the top 75 stars. But given the short time they've been with the Lakers in their careers, they haven't been counted by the authorities. Just like Malone's peak was at the Jazz, Payton was at supersonics, and Nash was at the Sun.
Among the many Lakers veterans, the defeats of Howard and Gasol are the most uncomfortable. Isn't it enough for Howard to be an All-Star, 5 rebounding kings, 2 block kings, 2020 NBA championships, 8 all-time all-time teams, 5 all-defensive teams, 2004-05 rookies, and 3 defensive players?
However, the Lakers can have 13 people selected for the 75th, which should prove their status as the first giant in the NBA. There is no doubt about this.