The 10 strongest players in the NBA in the past 35 years, Qiao Kozandu is on the list, but the strongest is this unknown

In the past 35 years, there have been many big heart players, and countless players who have scored key goals and even won the finals in the playoffs. Today we will take a look at the 10th place:

10, Kawhi Leonard

Leonard has a very comprehensive skill, an offense and defense. In the later stages of the Spurs, he was already a superstar level. He was troubled by injuries and eventually went to Toronto.

Leonard brought earth-shaking changes to the team during the Raptors' short year. His mentality was as stable as a robot. In the last moment of the Eastern Conference semi-finals tiebreaker against the digital team, he made the buzzer-beating finale, which is still unforgettable.

This goal directly allowed the Raptors to advance and overcome the most difficult level on the road to winning the championship.

9. The legend of Derek Fisher

0.4 seconds is still known to everyone. In addition, Fisher has many performances of the Big Heart at critical moments.

For example, in the third game of the 2010 Finals, Fisher's performance at a critical moment allowed his opponent to surround Kobe and ignore the heavy price he paid. Only when he got a crucial victory in the away game had the opportunity to return to the home finals.

Fisher also played a key role in the Magic in the 2009 Finals and was one of the great contributors to the Lakers' championship. Especially in the fourth game of the finals, he scored a key 3 point, allowing the Lakers to win a key victory. The Lakers, who were leading the total score 3-1, were very energetic and finally won the championship successfully.

8. Robert Hawley won the Magic in the 95 finals, expanding the overall score lead to 3-0. In the 2002 Western Conference Finals, he scored a final goal in an unfavorable situation in the Lakers, and tied the total score to 2-2.

The Spurs won two games first and then lost two consecutive away games. In the fifth game, both sides were in an extremely stalemate. As a result, Hawley stood up and killed the Pistons, which was the great contributor to the Spurs' final championship.

7. Damian Lillard

In the 2014 playoffs, Lillard's 0.9-second final victory sent the Rockets home.

In 2019, Lillard faced the defense of first-defense player Paul George, and made a buzzer-beating final goal and sent the Thunder home directly.

In addition to this, Lillard has many key goals, which is an important reason why the Bucks want to trade him.

6. Reggie Miller

In the 1998 Eastern Conference Finals, Miller's 8.9 seconds and 8 minutes are still impressive today, and he defeated the Bulls in the last 0.7 seconds.

can play with Jordan's team to a tiebreak, and scored 4 three-pointers in the tiebreak battle, limiting Jordan's shooting percentage to only 36%, he is also strong enough.

5. Kobe Bryant's big heart is the least doubtful. His abilities can be compared with Jordan, only he got Jordan's true teaching.

And Kobe's key ball is the most difficult. Everyone knows his terribleness. He usually has to guard him tightly, let alone be critical moments. It is impossible to give him the chance to catch the ball easily, let alone take action.

Even in this situation of siege and interception and multiple teams, Kobe still played many famous scenes at critical moments. For a long time, like in the 2000 playoffs, he made a stagnant shot and a stagnant shot. In the third game of the Western Conference Finals, he assisted Harper to make a stagnant shot and then blocked Sabonis, with one offense and one defense to keep the Lakers' victory and win by 2 points.

In the fourth game against the Spurs in the 2002 Western Conference Semi-Finals, Kobe grabbed the frontcourt rebound and made a sure-fire win.

After that, Kobe scored a tie in the second game of the finals in 2004, dragged into overtime, and the Lakers won the only victory in the finals;

In the fourth game of the playoffs against the Suns in 2006, Parker had 7 seconds left in regular time, and Kobe alerted to get the ball and tied with a buzzer-beating layup. He was 1 point behind in the last 11 seconds of overtime and had no ball rights, and finally forced Nash to make a mistake again. After getting the ball, Kobe faced multiple double-teams to break through and emergency stop to hit the buzzer-beating mid-shot.

4. The terrifying thing about Kevin Durant is that he is too high, and his projection becomes more and more stable in the later stage.

Unless you don't let him catch the ball, there is no big difference between shooting on the opponent's head and shooting on the open.

Durant performed a lot in the playoffs, including the key ball defeating the Cavaliers in the Finals for two consecutive years, and the key ball draws the Bucks during the Nets. If he hadn't had his feet too long, he would have scored 3 points and sent the Bucks home, then the championship of that season would not have been the Bucks.

3. LeBron James' key ball ability is underestimated. At a critical moment in the Olympics, Kobe got the ball, Durant wanted to ask, but in the end, Kobe signaled him to pull it away, and finally gave the ball to LeBron and scored in the end.

Don't doubt Kobe's vision. The programs he does often point out the advantages and disadvantages of each player in a sharp way. He knows that LeBron has a higher grasp of this key ball.

LeBron has numerous key goals in the playoffs, such as the Wizards twice in the 2006 playoffs, the Pistons tied in overtime in 2007 and the Pistons were defeated in overtime; in 2009, the Magic was defeated in 2009, the Pacers were defeated in 2015, the Pacers won the Battle of Tianwang Mountain in 2018, and the Raptors were beaten by the second round in 2018...

2. Michael Jordan

The final shot in 2018 is a classic that is well-known.

89, he defeated the Knights and sent his opponent home directly.

In 1993, he defeated the Cavaliers again and swept his opponent. In the first game of the finals in 1997, Jordan faced Russell to defeat his opponent.

Among all players, Jordan has the strongest aura and the most terrifying killer in the last moment.

1. The fact that Thales Halliburton

can rank ahead of Jordan is not how strong he is, but that he really knows magic.

But in this season's playoffs, Harry can be the gods. In the first round against the Bucks, he made a layup and sent the Bucks out; in the second round against the Cavaliers, he missed the free throw and scored a 3-pointer, helping the Pacers defeat the 64-win Cavaliers; in the first game of the Eastern Conference Finals, he broke through at the last moment and returned to the buzzer-beating line and hit the Knicks, but unfortunately he failed to kill the Knicks in overtime, but in the end, the Pacers defeated the Knicks in overtime and staged a 20-point reversal; in the first game of the finals, Halliburton used his magic again, and the last shot was urgently stopped and hit the mid-range, leaving only 0.3 seconds for the opponent, allowing the team to perform a miracle of winning the game with only 0.3 seconds ahead of the game.