US media BR evaluates the top 100 stars in history: 19 active players are selected, Jokic enters the top 20, and two enters the top 10

As the offseason deepens, everyone is more aware of the nature of the US media. Generally speaking, if there is no big deal or signing, they will choose to rank players in order to maintain traffic and attention. Recently, the US media BR selected the top 100 stars in history. This time Kobe fell out of the top ten, and 19 active players have entered the top 100 list. Let’s see if the ranking of this list is reasonable.

1-10th place

The top ten are: Jordan, James, Jabbar, Magic Johnson, Bill Russell, O'Neal, Duncan, Bird, Chamberlain and Curry. Curry replaced Kobe's top ten position. As the first scorer in history, he is also an epoch-making figure. His influence lies here, and he has led the team to win 4 championships with the first core. Jordan and James' top two positions seem to be difficult to shake, and O'Neal and Duncan's rankings have improved compared to before.

11-20

11-20 are: Kobe, Olajuwon, Durant, Oscar Robertson, Jerry West, Kevin Garnett, Nikola Jokic, King No, Admiral Robinson and Dr. J Irving. Kobe fell to tenth place, and Durant was still around 13th. It is estimated that he will be in this ranking until he retired. As the first active player, Jokic has also entered the top twenty in history due to his outstanding performance in the past few years.

21-30

21-30 are: Moses Malone, Karl Malone, Wade, Antetokounmpo, Barkley, Elgin Baylor, Smiling Assassin Thomas, Pippen, Stockton and Paul. I think the ranking this time is still very reasonable. Moses Malone has always been underestimated. This 3-time MVP and 1 finals FMVP were previously considered to be outside the top 30 in history. Now it has been recognized. Antetokounmpo is also worthy of this ranking. Paul has no championship and barely entered the top 30. It is great.

31-40

31-40 are: Haflicek, Leonard, Kidd, Harden, Nash, Iverson, Bob Cusey, Bob Petit, Glider, Ewing. If Leonard hadn't missed many major regular season honors because of too many injuries, he would have ranked higher. As one of the best shooting guards in history, Harden surpassed Nash and Iverson, which was the greatest recognition of him.

41-50

41-50 are: Rick Barry, George Gervin, Ferrazier, George McCann, Davis, Kevin McHale, Elvin Hayes, Westbrook, Paul Pierce, Dominic Wilkins. It is beyond expectations that Davis was able to reach the 45th place in history. As the second in command, he once won one championship, but to be honest, is Westbrook only ranked 49th? After all, they are the triple-double kings in history, so this order is not very reasonable.

51-60

51-60 are: Ray Allen, Howard, Gary Payton, Reggie Miller, Bill Walton, Dolf Shays, Doncic, Willis Reed, McGrady, Anthony. Doncic has now reached the 57th place in history after being selected for the Best Team 5 times. He is believed to be able to improve his ranking in the future. He has this ability. Anthony and McGrady are only ranked around 60th because of their personal honors.

61-70

61-70 are: Bob McCardou, Grand Gasol, James Worcy, Lillard, Carter, Embiid, Dennis Rodman, Parish, Irving and Unseld. Although Lillard has no personal honors, he is considered by netizens to be the closest player to Curry in history. In addition, he has always been a one-man and one-city player before, and has also received a lot of recognition. Although Embiid won the MVP and scoring champion, he has not proved himself in the playoffs, so he is not ranked high.

71-80

71-80 are: Bosh, Paul Alikin, Greer, Couns, Ginobili, Inglish, Pit Maravic, Paul George, Grant Hill and Archibald. As the leader of the two championships and three championships, it is not suitable for Bosh to rank ahead of the demon sword of the four championships and three championships, right? George is a real-time player. If he had been put to this level in the 1980s, he would not have been able to make it to this list. Coins was underestimated and had won MVP and FMVP.

81-90

81-90 are: Uncle Mu, Ranniel, Butler, Dantley, Sam Jones, Tony Parker, Alonzo Mooning, Mengmeng Green, Earl Monroe, Webber. If it comes to leadership ability, Butler's ranking in this position is definitely underestimated. His influence is not great enough, so the US media did not give him enough recognition. In terms of leadership ability, more than half of this list will rank below him. Parker won the FMVP but was only ranked in this position.

91-100

91-100 are: Billups, Lanny Wilkens, Jason Tatum, Bill Sharman, Debschel, Choudumas, Bernard King, Clay, Davebin, and Gilmore. Tatum and Clay were selected into this list with excellent performance. Although Tatum, as the leader, he won the championship, but he did not give him a great honor. Clay is the absolute core of the four championships after all, which is lower than Lupps.

Speaking of this, what do you want to say about the ranking this time? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.