What would they look like to form a team with the best players in history in each position?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="2" > point guard - Magic Johnson</h1>
Career statistics - 19.5 points, 7.2 rebounds, 11.2 assists, 1.9 steals, 0.4 blocks
Career Honors - 5 NBA Championships, 3 Finals MVP, 3 MVPs, 12 All-Star Games, 2 All-Star Game MVPs, 9 All-Star First Team, 1 All-Team Second Team, 4 Assists King, 2 Steals King
If Johnson hadn't retired at the age of 31, he could have challenged Michael Jordan to become the greatest player of all time. He was a five-time champion in the 1980s and a primer for the Los Angeles Lakers. The three-time Finals MVP is also a three-time regular season MVP. He has been named to the NBA's All-Team 9 times, the King of Assists and the King of Steals twice. Johnson's career average of 11.2 assists per game remains the NBA's record. Johnson is not only a magician, but also a very effective scorer. At the end of his career, he averaged less than 18.0 points per game in only three seasons.
<H1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="7" > point guard - Michael Jordan</h1>
Career statistics - 30.1 points, 6.2 rebounds, 5.3 assists, 2.3 steals, 0.8 blocks
Career Honors - 6 NBA Championships, 6 Finals MVP, 5 MVPs, 14 All-Stars, 3 All-Star Game MVPs, 10 All-Star Team 1st Team, 1 All-Team Second Team, 1 Defensive Player of the Year, 9 Defensive First Team, Rookie of the Year, 10 Scoring Champions, 3 Steals Kings, 2 Dunk Champions
Jordan took the Bulls to new heights and is also a basketball brand. His basketball legacy includes numerous awards, from MVP and Finals MVP to dunk champion. His 6-0 record in the NBA Finals may never be broken, and it's also the key statistic for the greatest players he's argued about with LeBron James.
<H1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="11" > small forward - LeBron James</h1>
Career statistics - 27.0 points, 7.4 rebounds, 7.4 assists, 1.6 steals, 0.7 blocks
Career Honors - 4 NBA Champions, 4 Finals MVP, 4 MVPs, 17 All-Stars, 3 All-Star Game MVPs, 13 All-Star Team First Team, 3 Best Team Second Team, 1 Best Team Third Team, 5 Defensive First Team, 1 Defensive Second Team, Rookie of the Year, 1 Scoring Champion, 1 Assist King
If LeBron can't win another championship, he'll have a hard time overtaking Jordan as the best player of all time. The four-time championship and finals MVP has led three different teams to the championship. However, although he has almost twice as many three-pointers as Jordan, his Finals record still has many flaws.
James is a victim of the super-team era, but there's no doubt that he has reason to be called the greatest player of all time. LeBron is the contemporary Michael Jordan, who has made a name for himself in international competitions.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="16" > big forward - Tim Duncan</h1>
Career statistics - 19.0 points, 10.8 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 0.7 steals, 2.2 blocks
Career Honors - 5 NBA Championships, 3 Finals MVP, 2 MVPs, 15 All-Stars, 1 All-Star Game MVP, 10 All-Star Team 1, 3 All-Team 2, 8 Defensive Team 1, 7 Defensive Team 2, Rookie of the Year
Duncan is a great basketball player and a great teammate. The 15-time All-Star has been named to the NBA All-Team and the All-Defensive Team eight times.
In addition to his personal achievements, Duncan is one of the Spurs' most basic players in nearly 20 years. Duncan has won 5 NBA championships and 3 Finals mvp. The two-time regular season MVP is the greatest player in Spurs history and the greatest big forward we've ever seen.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="21" > center - Karim Abdul-Jabbar</h1>
Career statistics - 24.6 points, 11.2 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 0.9 steals, 2.6 blocks
Career Honors - 6 NBA Championships, 2 Finals MVP, 6 MVPs, 19 All-Stars, 10 All-Team Firsts, 5 All-Team Seconds, 5 Defensive First-Team, 6 Defensive Second-Team, Rookie of the Year, 2 Scoring Champions, 1 Rebounding Champion, 4 Blocking Kings
We've seen a lot of good center players. However, the highest scoring player in history is considered the best. While Karim's 38,387 points are enough for him to control the position, the 19-time All-Star player has done much more than just scoring.
That includes 11 selections to the NBA's All-Defensive Team, leading the league rebounding list in 1976, leading league blocks four times, and winning six MVP titles in the 1970s. In 1971, he led the Bucks to their first championship as a rookie, and then under Magic Johnson, he won five more championships with the Lakers.
<H1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="32" > head coach - Phil Jackson</h1>
Career stats - 1115 wins -485 losses
Career Honors - 11 NBA titles, 4 All-Star Game head coaches, 1 coach of the year
In the coaching industry, there's nothing better than being Phil Jackson. Jackson won 11 championships. Although he has won coach of the year only once, and the Bulls won the NBA record of 72 games in 1996, Jackson will become the greatest coach in history for his use of triangle offense.
Jackson has some capable players, but Jackson is the glue to the team. At the Bulls, he controlled the conceit of Michael Jordan and Scotty Pippen, and he let Dennis Rodman be himself. At Brother Los Angeles, he handled the relationship between Kobe bryant and O'Neill. Without O'Neal, Bryant won two more championships. Jackson found a way to win more than anyone else in the league.
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