There are two main points in deriving historical rankings from the perspective of objective facts:
1. The first person in NBA history: Jordan;
2. The top ten candidates in history: Jordan, Chamberlain, James, Kobe, O’Neal, Duncan, Magic Russell, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Bird, Olajuwon, Big O.
First of all, let’s look at the candidates. Z1z combines the four authoritative media of American basketball and the mainstream views . The top ten in history are basically produced from these twelve people.
Jordan: 15 years in his career, 11 best team, 9 best defense, 14 All-Stars, career stats averaged 30.1+6.2+5.3, total scoring history 5th with 32292 points;
Chamberlain: career In 14 years, 11 best team, 2 best defense, 13 All-Star, career stats averaged 30.1+22.9+4.4, 7th in total scoring history with 31419 points, 1st in total rebound history with 23,924;
James (active): 17 years in his career, 16 best team, 6 best defense, 16 All-Stars, career averages of 27.1+7.4+7.4, 3rd in scoring history with 34241 points;
Kobe: 20 years of his career, 15 best team, 12 best defense, 18 All-Stars, career data averaged 25+5.2+4.7, 4th in total scoring history with 33643 points;
O’Neal: 19 years of career, 14 best team, 3 best defense, 15 All-Star, career stats averaged 23.7+10.9+2.5, total scoring history 8th with 28596 points;
Duncan: 19 years of career, 15 best team , 15 best defenses, 15 All-Stars, career stats averaged 19+10.8+3, 14th in total scoring history with 26496 points;
Magician: 13 years of professional career, 10 best team, 0 most Good defense, 12 All-Stars, career averages of 19.5+7.2+11.2, 5th in total assist history, 10141 times;
Russell: 13 years of career, 11 best team, 1 best defense , 12 All-Stars, career stats averaged 15.1+22.5+4.3, second in total rebound history with 21620;
Jabbar: 20 years of career, 15 best team, 11 best defense, 19 all Star, career data averaged 24.6+11.2+3.6, total scoring history first with 38387 points;
Bird: 13 years of career, 10 best team, 3 best defense, 12 All-Star, career data Average 24.3+10+6.3 per game, 34th in total scoring history, 21,791 times;
Olajuwon: 18 years of career, 12 best team, 9 best defense, 12 All-Star, career data average 21.8+11.1+2.5, total scoring history 11th with 26946 points;
big O: 14 years of career, 11 best team, 0 best defense, 12 All-Stars, career data averaged 25.7+7.5+ 9.5, 12th in total scoring history with 26710 points; 6th in total assist history with 9887 times. The twelve players above
have an average career of 16.25 years, 87% of the seasons were selected as All-Stars, 78.5% of the seasons were selected as the best team, a career average of 27729 points (the ninth level in the history of total scoring), and a point guard center His assists and rebounds ranked among the top 5 in history.
They all have the same characteristics: the peak period is long and high is mainly represented by being selected for the best array all year round. The basic data is gorgeous and can be called a data harvester. There are no obvious shortcomings or defects in offense and defense. The high popularity is mainly reflected in the number of All-Stars. players who have these at the same time are eligible to be candidates.
So how to qualify for the top ten and how to rank?
We derive through Jordan being the first in history:
Why is Jordan ranked first in history? What is the most outstanding thing about Jordan? It's not the number of championships, it's not the best number of teams, it's not the score. is FMVP and MVP, 6 FMVPs and 5 MVPs dominate the audience , FMVP represents the championship and represents the best player in the finals (the only exception is not considered), and the MVP representsThe first person in the regular season, , of course, we have to consider the historical factors of FMVP only in 68 and the merger of ABA and NBA in 76.
Then we will rank the top ten in history based on the above two points:
1, Jordan (6FMVP+5MVP=11)
2, James (4FMVP+4MVP=8)
3, Jabbar (2FMVP+6MVP=8) zz (3FMVP+3MVP=6)
5, Russell (0FMVP+5MVP=5)
6, Duncan (3FMVP+2MVP=5)
7, Bird (2FMVP+3MVP=5)
zVP1z5, Chamberlain (1FMVP+5MVP=5)
9, O'Neal (3FMVP+1MVP=4)
10, Kobe (2FMVP+MVP=3)
11, Big Dream (2FMVP+1MVP=3)
12, Big O (0FMVP+1MVP=1 which is also compatible with mainstream media) z2 Ranking, active Curry and Durant have a chance to hit the top ten in history before retirement.
