US media reorders the top ten NBA stars in history: Duncan No. 7, James No. 2, Kobe s ranking plummeted

Recently, the US media "Open-Air Stand" selected the top 100 NBA players in history. As soon as the list was released, it immediately aroused heated discussions among countless media and fans. So, let’s take a look at who are among the top ten players.

1. Jordan

"God of Basketball" Jordan surpassed basketball itself. He not only led the Bulls to win the championship six times, but also won the regular season MVP five times and scored ten times to win the points. With his outstanding scoring ability and performance at critical moments, Jordan became the most dazzling star in basketball history, leading the team to win with key performances in the playoffs many times, and is the GOAT in the minds of countless people.

2. James

James' career is like an epic masterpiece. He won the championship four times, won the finals MVP four times, and won the regular season MVP four times, topped the historical scoring list, setting a "411 record". James' comprehensiveness and durability make him a superstar in NBA history. His dominance on the offensive end and his contribution to the defensive end, as well as his calmness and decisiveness at critical moments, all made him a core figure on the court.

3. Jabbar

As one of the greatest centers in NBA history, Jabbar's "Sky Hook" technique is unique. He won six championships, won six regular season MVP, and was selected as the All-Star 19 times. His career spans multiple eras, and with his outstanding hook shooting skills and comprehensive skills, he has become one of the most dominant centers in basketball history.

4. Magic Johnson

Magic Johnson is known for his outstanding basketball IQ and comprehensive technology. He won five championships, three finals MVP and three regular season MVP. His outstanding passing and leadership skills make him an icon of the Lakers’ “Showtime” era.

5. Bill Russell

Russell is one of the most dominant defenders in NBA history. He helped the Celtics win eleven championships, won the regular season MVP five times, and was selected as the All-Star twelve times. Russell's defensiveness, rebounding and blocking skills were unrivaled at the time, and he led the Celtics to establish one of the greatest dynasties in basketball history.

6. O'Neal

O'Neal is known for his strong inside dominance. He won four championships, three finals MVP, and once the regular season MVP. O'Neal is almost unrivaled on the offensive end, and his dunk and strong attack under the basket have become important scoring methods for the team.

7. Duncan

Duncan is undoubtedly the best power forward in NBA history. He won five championships, won three Finals MVP, and won two regular season MVP. Duncan's comprehensiveness and stability make him the core of the Spurs. He has comprehensive skills on the offensive end, and is extremely threatening whether it is a mid-range jump shot or a strong attack at the basket; on the defensive end, he has become the mainstay of the team with his outstanding defensive awareness and positioning ability.

8. Bird is famous for his accurate shooting and comprehensive skills, and is also known as the strongest white player in history. He won three championships, won the Finals MVP twice, and won the regular season MVP three times. His game style is extremely eye-catching, whether it is a three-pointer, a mid-range jumper or a breakthrough layup, he can score with elegant moves.

9. Chamberlain

Chamberlain is one of the most dominant players in NBA history. He won two championships, four Finals MVP and seven regular season MVP. His dominance in scoring and rebounding is unmatched, and no one can break his 100-point feat in a single game. With his outstanding physical fitness and basketball talent, he has become one of the most influential players in basketball history.

10. Curry, as the three-pointer in NBA history, Curry won four championships, once won the Finals MVP, and twice won the regular season MVP. He changed the style of modern basketball with his precise three-pointers and led the league's small ball trend. Curry's appearance not only changed the style of the game, but also inspired countless young players to love and pursue three-pointers.

It is worth mentioning that Kobe was ranked 11th in this list, which is also the first time he has been ranked outside the top ten in history. In addition, many active players on this list are on the list, including Durant ranked 13th, Jokic ranked 17th, Antetokounmpo ranked 24th, Paul ranked 30th, Leonard ranked 32nd, Harden ranked 34th, Brother Brow ranked 45th, Westbrook ranked 48th, Doncic ranked 57th, Lillard ranked 64th, Embiid ranked 66th, Irving ranked 69th, George ranked 78th, Butler ranked 83rd, Green ranked 88th, Tatum ranked 93rd, and Thompson ranked 98th. So, what do you think about such rankings?