Do you know how the American media, led by ESPN, selected the top ten in NBA history? Of course, we rarely see ticket stubs, but the ranking is more obvious year by year. Have you done some statistics and got some feelings to make this ranking closer to a theoretical value? To rank, we must be fair. These formulas should be universal. We have emphasized the uniqueness of the championship for all players, and expressed that FMVP is a decoration of the championship attribute, MVP is as important as FMVP, and there is no essential difference. The second champion without FMVP is not counted, unless the top three honors are equal or close. It says that the champion is ten points, the MVP is nine points, and the FMVP is eight points. As for the one-way scoring champion, he doesn't watch it, because every superstar has his own advantages. The championship, MVP and FMVP are king.

The first one is Michael Jordan, and the combination of six plus six plus five is the first in history, 159 points. James is four plus four plus four, and 108 is the second in history. Because Jabbar and Magic Johnson share the championship, whoever has FMVP will record the number of championships. One scored 90 points, the other scored 8 1 point, and Jabbar was ahead of the magician. The fourth place is Russell, because his FMVP number is a virtual value and can only be estimated, so we only rank him in the fourth place. Of course, if you think it is the first time in history to surpass Michael Jordan and James as the champion, then it is well deserved.

And so on. Duncan, Byrd, O 'Neill, Chamberlain, Kobe Bryant, the top ten goalkeepers in history, scored 45 points to hold the tenth place. Durant, like Olajuwon, was tied with Kobe because he didn't have a second championship, so it was just right to rank second and twelfth.

Based on the above calculation formula and ranking method, we can clearly see that Jordan, James, Jabbar, Russell and Magic Johnson have achieved amazing unity, and Bird's ranking in the seventh place has not changed. As for Duncan, Chamberlain and O 'Neill, the order is revised up and down, and the amplitude is no more than two seats. At the same time, Kobe didn't climb to the top five in history because of the influence of three second-child champions, but just hovered in the tenth place, which also proved that we were fair to Kobe. And I never think Kobe should be kicked out of the top ten in history at this time, because his honor is enough to rank in this position. I don't know why Robertson of Europe can rush to the ninth place in 2022. But I believe that this is only short-sighted, and some people will benefit from the weight swing.