ESPN reorders the top ten in history: O Neal missed the top ten, Chamberlain s ranking soared, and the top two have no changes

In the NBA, US media often like to rank historical players. Although players are disgusted with this approach, fans and media talk about it with relish. Recently, the well-known US media ESPN has re-arranged the top ten in history, but what is surprising is that O'Neal actually fell out of the top ten in history. As the most dominant center in NBA history, who has squeezed O'Neal out of the position? Let’s take a look at whether this list is reasonable?

10th Kobe

Kobe has been the goalkeeper of the top ten for many years. Kobe seems to be difficult to shake this position. First of all, his influence lies here. The first person in the league in the 200s, with 5 championships, 2 finals MVPs and 1 MVP, and he is also the fourth in total score in history. Kobe has been selected into the Best Team and 12 best defensive team. The second point guard in history is not a joke. It is estimated that our generation of fans will not withdraw from the Internet and he will not be able to get out.

Ninth Oscar Robertson

Big O is the most versatile point guard in history. In the 1960s, there was no three-point line. Everyone was crowded with offense and defense in the interior. Even though Big O has averaged 30+ games in 6 seasons and has achieved a triple-double average in the season. His personal ability is so outstanding. He won a regular season MVP in the era when Chamberlain and Russell competed for hegemony. He also made great contributions to racial equality and promoted the development of the NBA. However, Big O has only one second-in-command champion. Is this high?

Eighth Duncan

Although Duncan was not as powerful as Kobe in the 2000s, Duncan had a more advantage in terms of great honors. He never missed the playoffs in his 19-year career, and led the team to the finals and won 5 championships, as well as 3 FMVP trophys and 2 regular season MVPs, Duncan 15 best defensive teams and 15 best teams. If Duncan didn't cater to the media, he would have a chance to be among the top five in history with these honors.

7 Bird

Bird is the best small forward in James' history before. He is comprehensive enough. If you have never watched Bird's game, you can look at Luca now. The two are very similar. They are both very slow but have no solution to the killing ability and rhythmic players. However, Bird's defense is much stronger than Doncic. He led the team to win the championship and won 2 FMVP trophys in three times. He is the third player in history to achieve a regular season MVP in three consecutive times. He is also the most all-round small forward in history except James.

The sixth Bill Russell

Russell's era affected his ranking, otherwise how could he be ranked sixth as an 11-champion existence? There were too few teams at that time, so in the eyes of many US media, their honor should be halved. That is to say, Russell's five regular season MVPs are converted to 2.5, and 5.5 after 11-champion conversion. Even if it is converted, it seems that there are a lot of honors! The only player in history who led the team to 8 consecutive championships and won the most championships in history.

Fifth Chamberlain

Chamberlain is a bit unreasonable to be ahead of Russell. Although every time the two meet Chamberlain, they will play terrifying data, the winning side is likely to be Russell. Chamberlain can rank in this position. I think the main reason is that he has too many violent data: 100 points in a single game, 50+20 in a single season. Looking at the moment, no one can do it in this league. He has 4 regular season MVPs and has led the team to win the championship twice.

The fourth magician

The Magician's top five position is hard to shake. He and Bird are called the black and white double evil spirits of the 1980s. One of the main reasons why he can rank ahead of Bird is that Bird has fewer championships and fewer FMVPs than Magicians. The Magician led the team to the finals and won 5 championships 9 times, and there are 3 MVPs in the finals. The Magician is the first point guard in history. If you want to surpass his position, try to get so many honors first.

Third Jabbar

Jabbar used to be the top two in history, but since James won the championship in 2016, he has been squeezed to this position. There were still doubts at the beginning, but now many fans have recognized this ranking. Jabbar's historical scoring position has been replaced by James. Even so, Jabbar's total score, rebounds and blocks are among the top three in history. He is still the player with the most regular season MVPs in history, with a total of 6 and 6 championships. The data and honors are definitely enough.

Second James

It is difficult for James to reach the first place. As I said just now, our generation of fans will not retreat, Kobe will not fall out of the top ten, and Jordan's fans will not retreat, and James will most likely not win the first place. Although some media have ranked him first, he has not received high recognition. James is now very successful. He is the only player in history with a score of 40,000 points, and the only player in history with a score of 40,000 + 10,000 + 10,000, and the total scorer of the regular season + playoffs.

The first Jordan

The reason why Jordan is ranked first is that we will not talk about honors today. After all, everyone knows his honor, because of his honor, he created his invincible myth. Let’s talk about influence. He promoted basketball to the world, which Kobe, Curry and James did not do. In addition, he averaged 30.12 points per game and ranked first in history in history in the playoffs, and ranked first in history in the playoffs. Jordan has too many achievements that are unattainable.

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