US media took stock of the strongest team in NBA history in 2006, with Zhan Ke leading the way to the bottom and not the strongest in 2003

In addition to MVP and FMVP, the most valuable individual awards in the NBA are the most valuable. Being selected for the first team means that the player played in the top five levels of the league in the regular season, so this is obviously not something that ordinary All-Stars can do. However, the best team in the NBA every year also has different strengths and weaknesses. For example, the strength of the lineup this season is not particularly outstanding in history. The US media has previously recorded the strongest team in the 10th NBA history. Even the lineup led by Zhan Ke in 2006 can only rank at the bottom!

10. In 2006, Nash, Kobe, James, Nowitzki, and O'Neal

This season was a year of player data explosion. Multiple players averaged more than 30+ points per game in the regular season. Among them, Kobe, who was selected for the first team, won the scoring leader with an average of 35.4 points per game, but even so, he still failed to defeat Nash, who averaged 18.8 points and 10.5 assists per game, and was elected as the MVP because the latter led the Suns to the league's first record. As the youngest player on the list, although James is still a third-year rookie, he has become one of the best players in the league. Nowitzki, who averaged 26.6 points per game, is the strongest offensive power forward in the league. He deserves to be selected for the All-First Team. At the end of the game, O'Neal was already at the end of his peak, and this year was also the last time he was selected for the All-First Team.

9. In 1984, Thomas, Magic, Bernard King, Bird, and Jabbar, this year's backcourt combination are all the core of the backcourts in the championship team. Thomas plays for the Pistons and Magic plays for the Lakers. The two of them have also faced each other head-on in the finals. Bernard King in the frontcourt combination was one of the best scorers in the league at that time, so he was elected as the scoring leader. Not to mention Bird's words, he started the feat of three consecutive MVPs this season. Jabbar, who was 36 years old that season, was still one of the best centers in the league. With his help, the Lakers also won many championships.

8. In 1991, the 5 players in this lineup, including the Magician, Jordan, Barkley, Malone, and Robinson, have won at least one MVP in their respective careers. From this we can see how valuable the best team is. The backcourt lineup is led by the Magician, the first point guard in history and the No. 1 point guard in history, and the No. 1 point guard in history, Barkley and Malone, who can average at least 27+10 in the frontcourt. As one of the four centers, Robinson averaged 25+13 in the game that year, and his efficiency on the court is also leading the league.

7. In 1987, Magicians, Jordan, Bird, McHale, Olajuwon, In the best team in 1987, Magicians and Jordan were undoubtedly the top five super giants in history, and Bird and Olajuwon were also ranked in the top ten in history. Such stars are rare in history. Even the most "inconspicuous" McHale averaged 26.1 points, 9.9 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 2.2 blocks per game this season. Without him, the Celtics obviously would not be able to achieve the record of 59 wins in the league, so he deserves to be selected with a number of top ten stars in history this season.

6. In 2000, Payton, Kidd, Garnett, Duncan, O'Neal

In the 2000 Best Team, O'Neal was undoubtedly the strongest player. In addition to being selected for the Best Team this season, he also won the MVP and scoring leader in the regular season, and successfully led the Lakers to win the championship in the playoffs, and he personally won the FMVP. The other four players selected for the first team are also attacking and defense, so this lineup basically has no weaknesses at the time, but if we look at the modern basketball style, their shooting will become a very obvious shortcoming.

5. In 1961, Cousey, Robertson, Baylor, Petit, and Chamberlain were the oldest best teams in this list. At that time, there were less than 10 teams in the NBA. Although this resulted in the honor not being particularly high at that time, only looking at the best team this year, the five players selected were still outstanding. Among them, Chamberlain averaged 38+27 per game, Pettit averaged 20+20 per game, and Baylor averaged 34+19 per game. Such data is simply impossible to see in this era. Moreover, as a rookie, Robertson almost achieved the feat of a triple-double per game in the season, but unfortunately he only averaged 0.3 assists per game in the end. Fortunately, he made up for this regret in the second season of his career.

4. In 1976, Robertson, West, Rick Barry, Baylor, and Chamberlain, since entering the league, Robertson has basically dominated one of the best teams, and West and Baylor are the same, so they have been selected for the best teams of 10 times in their careers. Although Chamberlain has only been selected for the Best Team 7 times, he was undoubtedly one of the strongest players here at his peak. He has also achieved success after changing his playing style in his later career. For example, in this season, he averaged 24+24+7 accurate triple-double data. In the end, Rick Barry, who is slightly inferior to Chamberlain, has also been selected for the Best Team 5 times in his career, and he has also won the FMVP award..

3. In 2013, Paul, Kobe, James, Durant, Duncan, in this lineup, Paul, Kobe, James, and Duncan are all top superstars with offense and defense. These four people have not only been selected for the Best Team in their careers, but also have been selected for the Best Team in the Defensive End many times. Although Durant has not been selected for the Defensive Lineup, he is far from being a shortcoming on the court. After all, his height is there. At the same time, these five people are also very compatible in their playing styles. In addition to their own top ball-holding skills, their off-ball abilities are also very outstanding in addition to Paul.

2. In 2003, Kobe, McGrady, Garnett, Duncan, O'Neal

Although there were no masters of the field control like Paul and James in the Best Team in 2003, this lineup is also possible for everyone to handle the ball, and they have the ability to do not have the ball, so they are not afraid that the five of them will be incompatible. In addition, the physical talents of the players in this lineup are very exaggerated. In 2003, Kobe and McGrady were both defenders with very powerful playing styles in the league. Among the frontcourt players, Garnett and O'Neal's athletic talents do not need to be described too much. Even Duncan, who may be the worst among these five players, has the physical fitness of the No. 1 pick.

1. In 1988, Magic, Jordan, Bird, Barkley, and Olajuwon were once again led by the first backcourt combination in history. Bird in the frontcourt combination is the second small forward in history, taking into account both ball skills, Barkley is also at the MVP level, center Olajuwon, his balance between offense and defense can be regarded as one of the best in all centers. Therefore, not only the US media is optimistic about the best team in this class, but still many fans still think that this is the strongest one.