US media reorders the top ten players in NBA history: James is 2nd, Curry is 10th, Kobe is not on the list

Everyone has their own opinions on the topic of the top ten players in NBA history. After all, it is abnormal if everyone has different opinions. Recently, the US media open-air stand announced the top ten NBA players they selected this year. Let’s take a look at who they chose!

10: Curry, as a point guard at the NBA's historical level, is more reasonable in the top ten positions. After all, he is a player who accelerates the NBA's entry into the small ball era with his own strength. His influence is also unique. He has won four championships and won two MVPs. One of them is the only unanimous MVP in the NBA. As the NBA's three-pointer in history, Curry is an iconic player in the small ball era.

9: Chamberlain

Chamberlain was a super center in the early NBA history and a holder of the 100-point record in a single game. At his peak, he averaged 50 points per game in a single season, and his scoring ability on the court was also unique. However, Chamberlain only won two championships in his career. Later, he also changed his playing style to pursue the championship. Too few championships is also the key reason why he is only ranked ninth.

8: Bild

Bild is a celebrity of the Celtics. He is also a superstar in the NBA in the 1980s. At his peak, he had achieved the feat of winning MVP three times in a row, and led the Celtics to three championships. At that time, he had a great influence on the court, especially his key ball ability. He once told his opponent in a game that he wanted to shoot a final shot in a specific position, but the opponent could not defend Bild, which was his unsolvable scoring ability. However, Bild's most regrettable retirement was that he retired too early, otherwise his achievements would be higher.

7: Duncan

Duncan is the best player in the history of the Spurs. He has led the team in 19 seasons in his career and has never missed the playoffs. He has led the team to win the championship five times, won the FMVP three times, and he won the MVP twice in 2002 and 2003. At the peak, Duncan is the absolute cornerstone of the Spurs on both offense and defense, but Duncan is just too low-key. If his personality can be more high-profile, he will definitely not be the seventh in the list.

Six: O'Neal

O'Neal is recognized as the most dominant player in NBA history. He led the Lakers to three consecutive championships at his peak, and he also won the FMVP three times in a row. O'Neal is also the only player since Jordan to achieve this achievement. At that time, O'Neal was a player who was very troubled by many NBA teams. In order to limit O'Neal, they even developed foul tactics to target him. Otherwise, there would be no good way to defend him, so O'Neal had this deterrent power, and it would be reasonable for him to rank sixth.

5: Bill Russell

Bill Russell is the player with the largest number of championships in NBA history, 11 times. Although there were not many teams in the NBA at that time, it was a skill to win the championship. He can win the championship eight times in a row. If there were FMVP awards at that time, he would have at least six times.

4: Magic Johnson

Magic Johnson is the best point guard in the NBA in the hearts of many people. He is also the best player in the NBA in the 1980s. He led the Lakers to win the championship five times. Among them, he can lead the team to win the championship in the rookie season and also won the honor of FMVP. He is also the only player in NBA history who can win the FMVP in the rookie season, and his passing is also at the historical level. The magician's nickname is because he is very good at passing, so it is reasonable to rank him fourth.

3: Jabbar has won six championships in his career and won six MVPs. His number of MVPs is the first in the NBA, and he is also the second-ranked player in the NBA scoring list. The game state he showed throughout his career is very stable. As a center in the NBA historical level, it is reasonable that Jabbar ranks third.

2: James

has played for 22 seasons since he entered the NBA in 2003, and his career is legendary. He averaged 27+7+7 in his career and performed very comprehensively. He won the MVP twice in 2009 and 2010. He then achieved this achievement in 2012 and 2013. He also led the Heat to two consecutive championships and won the FMVP twice in a row. James in those two years was at the peak of his career.

Then in 2016 and 20 years, James led the Cavaliers and the Lakers to win championships respectively. He won the championship four times in his entire career and won the FMVP four times. He is also the only player in NBA history who can lead the team to win the championship in three different teams and win the FMVP. And Zhan’s career score has exceeded 50,000 points, and this achievement is also at the historical level.

1: Jordan

Jordan is recognized as the best player in NBA history. Although he only played 15 seasons in his career, he can win the scoring champion 10 times, and led the Bulls to win two three consecutive championships, and won FMVP six times. In many people's minds, FMVP is an important honor to measure the quality of superstars. According to this point of view, Jordan is undoubtedly the best in NBA history.

, and Jordan also led the development of the NBA through his personal achievements. He also became a player at the NBA's business card level at that time. His influence is unique. Your friends around you may not know the NBA, but you must have heard of Jordan's name. This is his influence, and he is definitely the best player in NBA history. However, in this top ten list, Kobe was not on the list, and he ranked 11th among the top 100 stars.