Center: Although Chamberlain scored seven goals, he has a long history. O 'Neill is invincible in the basket, but the attack range is a little small and the free throw is too bad. In general, it must be Jabbar. Jabbar's attack was really strong, just a trick? Tengu? It's invincible. It's only been built five times in 20 years. He averaged 24.6 points per game in his career and scored twice. The key point is that he scored 38,387 points in his career, ranking first in history. As the historical scoring champion, the single attack is definitely the strongest among the centers.
Power forward: Just look at the attack, it must be karl malone. Malone also played violently in the early days, but it was basically the last shot, which is why he was able to get almost no injuries in 19. Malone averaged 25 points per game in his career and his offense was stable. His score doesn't occupy the ball, and his attack is very efficient. His career shooting percentage remained at 5 1.6%. At present, his score is still ranked second in history, and Malone is indeed the strongest attacker at No.4 position.
Small forward: Byrd is strong and James is comprehensive, but it's up to Durant to attack. Durant scored so easily that he could score 30 points with a little sweat. He won the scoring championship four times, averaging 27 points in his career, and never averaged less than 20 points in any season. His shooting is already in the realm, and his skill, height and wingspan can't be prevented by his opponent. Just quitting can make him desperate.
Point guard: Curry is really not a kaleidoscope, but his offensive ability is really strong. Is he the only one in history? 180 club? A star who also won the championship. Curry's killing move is three points. According to his consciousness, give him a gap and he can pitch. He moves quickly, and the key is unreasonable. You can't predict when he will move. If you score three points, he can completely open the space for the team to attack. A single season recorded 402 three-pointers, not brushed out.
Point guard: This is the least suspenseful position. It must be Jordan. Jordan is the only scoring champion with 10 times in history, averaging the first points per game. Offensively, he is unique in history. Jordan is proficient in any attack. As long as you give him the ball, he can score 30 points per game. He just defeated his opponent by attacking and won six championships at the same time. It's not difficult to put Jordan's 40 points per game together!