August 12, 2025, the NBA s seventy-nine years of history, only 2 people ruled an era

Life always finds some beauty in some details. When people reach 40, they always like to pay attention to anything around them. Yesterday I went for a walk in the park and saw some oranges next to me. It was green some time ago. Yesterday I noticed that half of the oranges were yellow and clear. Just like life, the loss of time every second, and finally we will return to dust and fertilize the next life. Well, I won’t say so much. Go back to the topic. Today I will talk to you about which players in NBA history have dominated an era. Of course, the time range of the era I am talking about here is about 10 years. From the current perspective, only 2 people have done it. Which two people, let’s take a look at who they have?

1: Jordan won 6 championships in the 1990s in the 1990s. In the 1990s, Jordan only played for a few seasons in a total of 10 years. Everyone knows that he retired twice in the middle. He can win 6 championships in a few seasons. This dominance is unprecedented. 6 Finals and 6 FMVPs, and I have never played 7 in the finals. He won 4 regular season MVPs in several seasons, 8 scoring champions, 8 setbacks and 8 setbacks. In 1996, he led the team to a historical record of 72 wins in the regular season. It can be said that he was almost always dominated by Jordan in the 1990s.

In the 1990s, many stars lost the championship because of Jordan, such as Malone, Stockton, Barkley, Reggie Miller, etc. They always grew up under the shadow of Jordan and never could cross the threshold of Jordan. Jordan retired for the first time in 1994 and 1995. Olajuwon led the Rockets to win the championship. Many fans believed that if Jordan was there, Olajuwon would not have won two championships, and Olajuwon stole two championships. Looking at the personal honors Jordan received in the 1990s, the star suppressed by Jordan was recognized as the era of Jordan in the 1990s.

2: In the 10ths, James led the team to the finals 8 times in the 10ths. From the age of 25 to 34, he has always been a competitor of the MVP and the best lineup. It can be said that he has maintained his peak for 10 years. In the 1910s, James won the championship three times, won the Finals FMVP three times, and was selected into the Best Team many times. From 2010 to 2019, James ranked among the top in the league in scoring, assists, rebounds, efficiency and comprehensiveness. It can also be said that as long as the team with James is with James every season, he relies on James' own strength to support the team system.

Many people say that James' victory in the Finals is too inefficient. To be honest, it is true, but who are James' opponents in the 10-year Finals? You can all go to check, Nowitzki, Kidd, Terry, in the 11-12 season, Durant, Westbrook, Harden, Duncan, Parker, Leonard, in the 12-13 season, Leonard, Duncan, Parker, Curry, Thompson, Green, Curry, Thompson, 15-16 season, Durant, Curry, Thompson, 16-17 season, Durant, Curry, Thompson, 17-18 season. Seeing these lineups, I believe everyone will be quiet for a while. These opponents can be said to be all epic teams, and it is impeccable that James can win three championships.

As for those ancient times before Jordan, I really don't understand, and I don't have any videos or highlights left, so it's hard to judge. In the past 10 years of the 2000s, it can be said that the Hundred Schools of China have been competing for the release of the school. Kobe, O'Neal, and Duncan have all ruled, but the time has been too short, so it can only be said that they have ruled indirectly. As for Curry, he doesn't even have the word domination. First of all, Curry only won the Finals FMVP once in the finals, and never entered the best lineup once in defense. He was not very stable at critical moments. The dividends of the times made Curry's achievements. This is some of my personal opinions.

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