The latest version of the TOP5 most selfless players in the NBA, only one has not won the championship yet, and the counterattack will be in the fastest 5 days

Many people have different views on selflessness in playing basketball. Some players who have strong singles ability will be considered to be "independent" in playing basketball, such as Allen Iverson, Stephen Marbury, Cameron Anthony and others.

But if a player can win many championships, then he will definitely not be "independent" in playing basketball. Today we will take a look at the five most selfless players who play basketball. This is the latest version -

5. Stephen Curry has a strong scoring explosive power, and he can instantly ignite the entire game. His 3-point shooting cannon can instantly smooth the score difference of more than ten or even twenty points;

can also instantly widen the subtle score difference in the fourth quarter or third quarter, driving the whole team to work together and accept the game in advance.

Curry's selflessness is reflected in his obvious strength, but he never takes credit for himself and never shows off his talents. He often makes wedding dresses for his teammates.

He can do not have the ball rights and let Zhu Meng and other centers deal cards. He uses his unball running and deterrent power to pull space for his teammates to help his teammates run back and cut off. In the finals, he gave up his chance to show off to Iguodala and Durant, but he attracted almost all the opponent's defensive forces, but he never complained, and his teammates also admitted that he was the most indispensable person for the Warriors. Iguodala even bluntly stated that his finals MVP should be awarded to Curry.

He stood up and stood up when the team needed it, such as those classic Olympic games, with three-pointers raining and unstoppable.

4. Kobe Bryant

Kobe Bryant has been misunderstood for many years. In fact, as early as the Lakers' three consecutive championships, he was a very selfless player. With O'Neal and other big brothers, he learned how to win and how to win the championship.

He was happy to share the ball, and used wonderful breakthroughs to tear open the opponent's defense line many times, and then assisted his teammates to score. Among them, the 2000 Western Conference Finals, Century All-Assisted Assistance against the Trail Blazers, scored a key 2 points. The key to the final successful reversal. Before this, he used his super defense to drive the entire team, suppressed his opponent in momentum, and allowed the Trail Blazers to encounter a scoring drought, so the Lakers had a chance to reverse.

After O'Neal left, Kobe experienced a lot of things. In the past two years, he had no choice but to stand up and score. Whenever his teammates were more powerful, he would fight for the championship behind the scenes.

After Gasol joined, he obviously changed his playing style and allowed the whole team to participate.

The Lakers, who reached the finals three times in 2008-10, used their super defense to drive the whole team to attack their opponents. Kobe started from me on the defensive end, and also allowed his teammates to play first on the offensive end. Only when he couldn't play could he stand up and attack. This is the experience he learned from many seniors.

3. Michael Jordan

There are also many people who say that Jordan plays "independent". If he said this before he won the championship, it might be a bit convincing. He has won 6 championships now, and has won 2 three consecutive championships. It is impossible for a player who plays very "independent" and does not know how to make selfless contributions.

For a period of time, Jordan had 3 doubles in 7 consecutive games and 10 triple-doubles in 11 games. This shows that as long as he thinks, a triple-double average may not be a dream, and the average of 25+8+8 per game is within his reach. However, his selflessness lies in his position as a whole team and everything must make way for the team to win.

It can be seen that Jordan is definitely one of the most selfless players in playing basketball. He knows when to lead the whole team to score and defend together, and when should he stand up and solve the problems that his teammates cannot solve. This is the reason why he has won the championship many times. He can not only use the strength of the team, but also use his talents at critical moments, but also pass on this experience to allow the younger players to apply what they have learned.

2. LeBron James

James is the smartest player on earth, probably not one of them.

He set countless records, including two triple-double data in the Olympics and four Olympic champions. As for those triple-double data in the NBA Finals, let alone.

LeBron is one of the toughest players in history. He is full of steel and iron, carrying the entire team forward. He seems to have never been in a sluggish time. When his teammates are in a sluggish way, he always carries the team forward with his own strength and creates opportunities for his teammates through his invincible super personal abilities.

Off the court, he is also a good person. All players dream of playing with him. He allowed countless players to get big contracts, and led Anderson and JR Smith, who once fell into the CBA, to win the championship, TT Thompson, who averaged 8 points per game, to get big contracts, and to make the unknown Delavidova famous all over the world...

He said that he is one of the most selfless players. He cares about his teammates' feelings and is committed to helping his teammates play better. He doesn't care about the so-called historical status at all. He just wants to help his teammates play better with the teammates.

1. Thales Halliburton's selflessness has not been discovered until the Pacers broke out this season.

The teammates were asked to play in the finals, and they only stood up at the critical moment, so there were many finals. In the fourth game of the finals, Siakam had only one move in the fourth quarter, and his teammates were all blocked before he stood up. The last few sports battles and key scores came from him.

He is always unrestrained and even famous commentators mistakenly believe that he is not capable. However, he has scored historic data in a single season, scored key goals many times, and is super efficient..

Haliburton is just too low-key in normal times. His idols are LeBron and Kobe. He knows very clearly the tricks of winning the championship between the two seniors. He always drives the whole team to work together in regular time, and he is ready to go. He only hits fatal when he needs to take responsibility at critical moments. After the fourth game, Halliburton said that it was his responsibility to fail to accept the game at the last moment and be reversed by the Thunder. Such a trend of being a general is full of confidence, which makes people convinced.

On this list, only one has not won the championship, and the other few have at least four championships. It will take at least 5 days for this junior to justify himself.