One person, one city means that when you think of a certain city, you think of a certain player, and when you think of a certain player, you can think of a certain city. The NBA's fan culture is very well run, and the sense of belonging between fans and the team is very strong. Even so, there are not many players who can be one person, one city. NBA star who can do one person, one city? There are only 4 people in history, and these two are expected to do so.
Duncan
Duncan was the 1997 draft pick. The Spurs made a lot of effort to get Duncan. After Duncan, the Spurs have always been a season. Playoff team, and won the championship 5 times. Duncan has always been the cornerstone of the team, even at the end of his career, he is also an indispensable member of the team. He played for the Spurs for 19 years and brought 5 championships. Duncan has become a symbol of San Antonio. The teammates around him are constantly changing. The only thing that remains unchanged is Shifo Duncan, who is definitely one person, one city.
Kobe
Kobe entered the NBA in 1996, was directly traded to the Lakers, and never left. Bryant brought 5 championships to the Lakers, among which he won 3 consecutive championships with O'Neal, and later won 2 times to prove his worth. Kobe's popularity is quite high, there are a large number of fans all over the world, and Kobe himself is very personal, and he is deeply loved by fans. At his peak, Kobe often played the role of the key savior, as well as the miracle of 81 points, all of which let the city remember Kobe.
Nowitzki
Nowitzki once led the Mavericks to defeat the Heat Big Three without being optimistic, which is very incredible. Nowitzki played for the Mavericks throughout his career and had a very good relationship with the owner Cuban. Under Nowitzki's leadership, the Mavericks had a very good record at the time and later won the championship.
Stockton
Stockton and Malone are the symbols of the Jazz, but Malone later joined the Lakers, but Stockton has always been the Jazz. Stockton is a historical-level point guard, a representative of the 90s, was elected to the Hall of Fame after retiring, and is also a representative of one person, one city.
