1. Michael Jordan Well, I think there is no doubt that Jordan is the first on this list. 2. It's hard for bill russell to choose the second place, but the Lord of the Rings deserves this ranking. 3. wilt chamberlain's abnormal data of 60~6 1 season 100 points and 50+ per game is actually quite wronged in the position of exploring flowers. 4. Shaq O 'Neill 265438+the monster who ruled the alliance in the first decade of the 20th century. Magic Johnson, a black-and-white duo in the 1980s, led the Lakers to win the championship five times. Putting him before Byrd is really just a personal preference. 6. Larry Bird, the greatest shooter in history, led the Celtics to win three championships in the era of competition with magicians. His greatness is beyond doubt. 7. Kobe's previous OK group was charming, but after leaving Shaq, he also proved himself with two rings. Unfortunately, he failed to lead the Lakers to three consecutive championships this year. Otherwise, I think there is no doubt that Kobe will be put in second place. 8. George Mikan, the founder of the first dynasty of NBA, holds the five rings, and even the NBA will expand the scope of the three-second zone because of him. 9. Karim Abdel-Gabbar is the first in scoring history, and Karim Abdel-Gabbar has no solution. Help the Lakers win five championships. 10. Robert Joseph Cousy passed the ball to Russell, the first white player to interpret the ball as art. Without him, I really don't believe Russell can become the Lord of the Rings. 1 1. Tim Duncan is the greatest power forward in history, but he missed the top ten in history. I feel depressed for Duncan, too. However, Duncan's greatness is obvious to all, and the Spurs also won four championship trophies under Duncan's leadership. 12. The symbol of NBA in Jerry West is him, and he is the only player who lost in the finals but won the finals MVP. 13. The height of Isaiah Thomas 185, like the small man on the court, can lead the Pistons to attack Jordan for two consecutive years and win the championship twice. 14. Dream Olajuwon claims to be the center with perfect footwork under the basket, and led the Rockets to win two championships during Jordan's retirement. 15.Wesley Rednix won only two championships from him. Of course, his most classic game was the seventh game of the finals with the Lakers in the 1970 season, dragging his leg and leading the Knicks to beat the Lakers. He is also the chief culprit that directly led to the Elgin Baylor Cup player career. 16. Elgin Baylor Well, this guy is called the worst player in history, but this can't hide Baylor's Excellence. 14 is a great scorer, averaging 27.4 points in his career. 17. dirk nowitzki may be controversial, but the performance of the Cowboys in the just-concluded season was really touching and crazy. As a team leader, Dirk's perfect performance in the playoffs and finals successfully removed the title of soft egg. 18. Oscar Robertson's triple-double king averaged three pairs per game in a single season. It may be unfair to leave him in the position of 18, but he never led the team to win the championship alone, only relying on Jabbar to get the only championship ring, which also eclipsed him a lot. 19. Dr. J. Owen was the first person to perfectly explain the definition of flying man, the first person to take off from the free throw line and dunk. His goal from the back of the backboard made people feel excited at first sight. 20. In the history of John F. stockton, the traditional point guard, assisting the king, passing the ball first and karl malone's pick-and-roll cooperation have become eternal classics. I didn't choose Malone because I appreciate stockton's loyalty-I have devoted my whole career to the Jazz. In fact, it is really difficult to choose the 20 greatest players in history. There are still many people who can't choose, such as rick barry, Bill Walton, John Havle Chek and Scott Pippen. And of course, my favorite AI. . Oh ~