Doncic Tatum has entered! SGA single season MVP + FMVP + scoring champion, but missed the first 100 years

US media Bleacher Report recently selected the latest NBA history 100 superstars, and many current players are on the list. Among them, James ranks second in history, second only to Jordan. Curry also squeezed Kobe out of the top ten, ranking tenth in history. Durant ranks 13th in history, Jokic ranks 17th, and Antetokounmpo can also be ranked 24th.

In addition, the top 50 players in history include Paul (30), Leonard (32), Harden (34), Davis (45), and Westbrook (48). It is worth mentioning that both Leonard and Davis both have championships, but no MVP, while Harden and Westbrook both have MVPs, but no championships. Paul has neither a championship nor an MVP, but his historical status is still the highest among these players.

The other active players who have entered the top 100 history include Doncic (57), Lillard (64), Embiid (66), Irving (69), George (78), Butler (83), Dream Chasing (88), Tatum (93), and Thompson (98). The above players are mainly divided into two categories. One is the elderly who have been fighting in the league for many years. They either have won many championships, such as Zhu Meng and Thompson, or have strong personal strength, such as Butler and Lillard; the other is the new generation of superstars who are in their year of playing, such as Doncic and Tatum.

It is worth mentioning that both the best players among the new generation, Doncic and Tatum have entered the top 100 in history, and Doncic is still defeating many active superstars. However, Alexander, who just won the championship, was not selected, which is also somewhat unexpected.

Alexander was undoubtedly very outstanding last season. He not only led the Thunder to achieve the best record in team history with 68 wins, but also led the Thunder to win the first championship in team history. He himself won three honors: scoring champion, regular season MVP and finals MVP, becoming the first player in the 21st century to win these three personal honors at the same time in a single season. The last player who won both MVP and FMVP was James in 2013. The last scoring champion to win the championship was O'Neal in 2000.

In history, only three historical superstars, Jabbar, Jordan and O'Neal, can achieve this feat in a single season. From this point of view, Alexander's historical status is enough to match a number of historical superstars and surpass most of the current superstar players.

Of course, since Alexander is still very young, he just celebrated his 27th birthday and has not had many cumulative honors in his career, so it is understandable that he failed to enter the top 100 years of history. However, Tatum, who only won the championship, but did not win both MVP and FMVP, was able to enter, but Alexander failed to enter, which was also biased. Moreover, Doncic in the same class was ranked 57th in history, and it was even more unreasonable that Alexander was not selected, perhaps because Alexander's popularity was not too high.