NBA version of playing cards, there is no dispute between the big and big kings, James Kobe is K, missing 1 A

If you rank NBA version of playing cards according to your historical status, how should you rank them?

Big King: Michael Jordan, Xiao Wang: Bill Russell

The two most dominant stars in NBA history led the team to achieve multiple consecutive championships. Jordan has a greater influence and has a larger number of teams during his period, so King Jordan and Russell.

Stars who are dissatisfied can argue with them. Where can I find the stars who dominate an era?

3 A: Tiangou Kareem, Magician Johnson, Shake O'Neal

These three have proved that they have absolute dominance. Jabbar has 6 championships, 6 MVPs, 2 FMVPs, Magician Johnson has 5 championships, 3 MVPs, 3 FMVPs, and O'Neal has 3 consecutive championships and 3 FMVPs.

4 K: Tim Duncan, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, and Larry Bird, these four NBA careers were successful, but to talk about dominance, there was something missing. Duncan has 5 championships and 3 FMVPs but has not won consecutive championships; Kobe has 5 championships and 2 FMVPs but has less MVPs; James has 4 championships and 4 FMVPs but has changed teams; Bird has 3 championships and 2 FMVPs and 3 MVPs and 3 MVPs and 3 championships and 3 MVPs have not won consecutive championships.

4 Q: Wilt Chamberlain, Olajuwon, Stephen Curry, and Jerry West, either have good data or have successful careers, or the two are not bad in combination. Chamberlain and West have good data, Curry's career is successful, and Olajuwon's data and career achievements are not bad.

4 J: Durant, Garnett, Nowitzki, David Robinson

From this level, the achievements of the stars will be relatively poor, and their careers will also be highlighted, but the overall performance is not very highlighted.

4 10: Jokic, Big O, Dr. J, Irving, Antetokounmpo

stars have certain masterpieces in their careers, but what else do you need to get into the legend? Of course, in theory, Jokic and Antetokounmpo are still at their peak, and they still have the opportunity to surpass their predecessors.

4 9: Karl Malone, Moses Malone, Wade, and Barkley have all had some regrets in their careers, especially Wade, with 3 championships and 1 FMVP. Unfortunately, there is no MVP.

4 8: Elgin Baylor, Isia Thomas, Stockton, James Harden, either have championships, but their overall career performance is not explosive enough, or they have good career performance but no championship.

4 7: Chris Paul, Steve Nash, Jason Kidd, and Pippen

3 legendary point guards are all here. Nash has 2 MVPs. Paul has long-term assist king + steal king. Kidd assists and steals are also the top 3 in history, but he does lack the highest glory to lead the team to win the championship.

4 6: Iverson, Leonard, Havrichek, Bob Cusi

Iverson has 1 MVP, but unfortunately he failed to win the championship; Leonard has 2 FMVPs, but it is really too much of a stroke in the regular season.

4 5: George McCann, Drexler, Petit, Ewing

George McCann has a shorter career in the NBA, so the ranking is lower.

4 4: George Gervin, Rick Barry, Fraser, Anthony Davis,

Anthony Davis still has hope to continue to go further. Although he has played in the NBA for 13 seasons, he is still in his peak stage.

4 3: Westbrook, McHale, Hayes, Pierce

4 2: Wilkins, Dwight Howard, Ray Allen, Gary Payton

Basically, this is the allocation. If you want to rank the specific ranking, it will definitely be difficult, but if you divide the ranking, it is relatively better.