O Pang reposted! US media commented on the top ten superstars of the Lakers: Kobe beats Magicians and ranked first, and James is ranked tenth

On September 10, the legendary star of Lakers' history O'Neal reposted it on social media, and the US media Clutchpoints selected the top ten superstars in the history of Lakers. Kobe beat Magic Johnson and Jabbar ranked first, O'Neal was fifth, and James was selected as the buzzer-beater tenth.

US media selected the top ten superstars of the Lakers:

1. Kobe (5 championships)

2. Magic Johnson (5 championships)

3. Jabbar (6 championships, 5 championships in the Lakers)

4. Jerry West (1 championship)

5. O'Neal (3 championships in the Lakers, 4 championships in his career)

6. James Worthy (3 championships)

7. Chamberlain (2 championships, 1 championship in the Lakers)

8. Baylor (0 championships)

9. McCann (4 championships)

10. James (1 championship in the Lakers, 4 career championships)

Kobe ranked first in the Lakers' history superstar rankings selected by the US media. He led the Lakers to win 5 championships and tied for the first place in the team history. Magic Johnson and Jabbar also led the Lakers to win 5 championships. However, Kobe's influence is undoubtedly higher than that of Magicians Johnson and Jabbar, so he ranks first in the line history, with Magicians Johnson and Jabbar ranking second and third in the line history.

Jerry West ranked fourth in the history of the Lakers. Although he only led the Lakers to win one championship, he transformed into management after retirement, which also made outstanding contributions to the Lakers, especially helping the Lakers exchange Kobe for the 1996 draft.

O'Neal ranked fifth, leading the Lakers to complete three consecutive championships, which is also the last time the NBA has completed three consecutive championships. James Worthy ranked sixth, with Chamberlain, Baylor and McCann ranked seventh-ninth.

James ranked tenth in buzzer-beating. He led the Lakers to win the championship in 2020, becoming the team history again after 10 years, and his Lakers career continues.