After Jordan, there are only 4 people who really rule the league, who are they?

After Jordan, there are four people who really dominate the NBA league, namely Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and Tim Duncan.

Jordan, known as the "God of Basketball", is indeed perfect. After Jordan's retirement, the NBA league also emerged with many extremely strong scorers. The dominance of these people can be said to be unquestionable, after all, they have all led the team to the championship.

First of all, the name Kobe Bryant, I believe there is no need to introduce it, because in the basketball world, this name is very familiar. Bryant's step-back jumper and unsolvable breakthrough are all so sharp. Wearing the No. 24 purple and gold jersey, he left many indelible memories for fans.

So Kobe Bryant rules the whole league, and there is still no problem.

Phil Jackson, the "Zen master" of the year, coached the Lakers and played a gorgeous triangle offense. And Kobe's presence makes this tactic even more powerful. Kobe Bryant won a total of five O'Brien Cups, in other words, Kobe Bryant has a total of five championship rings, which makes many players out of reach.

If after Jordan, he can really dominate the NBA league, I think Kobe Bryant is one of them. The picturesque step-back jumper and the sharp scoring ability are always so flawless.

The 23vs24 of that year, on the stage of the finals, was never seen, which is also a big pity. But James's dominance is also quite powerful. After all, four championships are in hand, and they are all on different teams, these three teams, James has a deep relationship with them.

And James's breakthrough and assist ability are almost the best in the league. So at this time, it is not difficult for us to find that James's scoring ability can also be described as terrifying. To have such a hot feel is believed to be inseparable from hard workout.

In crunch time, James always created chances and scored the winning goal. And leading the Lakers to win the championship has made more and more people like James. If you had to pick the top four dominant scorers, then I think James would be among them.

On top of that, I think Curry's dominance is also quite remarkable. And has won three championships, and that inexplicable shooting is really chilling. Because when defending Curry, they are all close to the defense, and they can't give a little space, otherwise the basketball will go into the net.

It shows that Curry's strength is indeed impeccable. Especially with Durant, the two played extremely dominant. I believe that without Durant, Curry will change his style of play.

So Curry's dominance is undoubted, he started the Warriors dynasty and won the championship, and this is a demonstration of strength. The last superstar is the Spurs' Duncan. As a super scorer, Duncan can be described as overwhelmed on the inside, making it difficult to defend, and the five-time championship ring is enough to illustrate the problem of strength.

I think it's O'Neal, Kobe, Duncan, and James, because Jordan is no longer the first person in the league in the new century, and O'Neal won three consecutive championships at the beginning of the new century, and won another championship in 2006. During this period, Duncan also won 5 championships, Kobe Bryant also won 5 championships, and the longest time he dominated the league after Jordan was James, it can be said that from 2010 to 2020, James has been the first person in the league.

Personally, I think it's O'Neal, Duncan, James and Curry. O'Neal is the only three-time FMVP next season, and Duncan has been the No. 1 player for 20 years. Ah King is still completing his miracle at this age. Curry led an era.

There are only four people who really dominate the league, they are Shaquin O'Neal, Tim Duncan, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, and the four of them are supergiants of supergiants.

After Jordan, there are only 4 people who really dominate the league, and they are all O'Neal, Duncan, Kobe, and James.

What is Jordan's rule, Russell's rule is called true rule.

No, although Jordan is known as the god of basketball, but now, the rules alone are a big problem, in the past, playing was based on physical values, there were not so many restrictions, but now there are a lot more rules. Also, with the progress of the times, Jordan's style of play has also fallen behind.

It was simply impossible, at that time, it was for the sake of need, the NBA promoted it to the world, and specially created a so-called "basketball god", all kinds of gods! With the number of his crazy shots, there are few people in modern times who are willing to cooperate with him! No one cooperates, it's just a big DeRozan:

Without Pippen and Rodman, he had a maximum of one round, and was shaved out of the first round many times.

Of course, there can be, because Jordan's strength is obvious to all, he cooperates with his teammates very well, his level in the NBA is at the top level, he won a lot of honors at his peak, he is very good both in defense and offense, and many people admire Jordan.

It's not very likely, the times are advancing, the technology is changing, and the players are playing differently.

The most important thing is that at the age of fifty or sixty, it's hard to play a full season and how to dominate the league.

Yes, he has great leadership skills, and his skills are very good, and if he had come out, 1 would have won the championship.

Then you're going to have to get Pippen to where you are, because Jordan hasn't made it to the Finals without Pippen!

Absolutely no problem, number one, look at Jordan's physical stats: weight: 98 kg 216 lbs ('91 data, and has remained at this level ever since), height: m 6'6 inches.

Fat content: lowest player in history, 15% for the average person (usually 15% 20%), vertical bounce: m inches , absolute bounce:

m 43 inches, maximum touch height: m 12 feet 5 inches, 100 meters speed: seconds, was a school track and field team athlete in his freshman year, and then because the basketball coach was worried about Jordan's injury, Jordan withdrew from the school track and field team, and mainly practiced sprinting and long jump.

Achilles tendon length: cm, palm length: left hand cm, right.

The above physical fitness is also the absolute top among the current guards, and Kobe Bryant is a low-profile version of Jordan's body. Jordan's big hand allows him to hold the ball in one hand at will. Now there are a few people who can, and I only see the little card take the ball like this.

Second, when reviewing Jordan's ball skills, I watched Jordan's live broadcast of the game, Jordan's speed and change of direction are particularly fast, and often a simple action can throw defenders away. And I haven't seen the ability to stay in the air among the current players, maybe Morant's lever is a bit of Jordan's shadow now, but it's not as easy as Jordan's. Some people say that Jordan is a high-profile version of DeRozan, but Jordan's mid-range shot is more accurate than DeRozan, and the breakthrough is sharper, DeRozan has never been in the best defensive lineup, and Jordan can score nine defensive times.

Third, competitiveness, there is no doubt about that, and at this point, except for the paranoid Kobe, I have never seen a stronger competitive than Jordan. In the current league, Jordan may not be able to replicate the feat of two and three consecutive championships of a team like the Bulls, which is already very legendary and accidental, but it should be no problem to dominate the league at its peak.

I don't think Jordan can dominate the league right now, because the NBA is very strong overall and there are a lot of rising stars. Jordan at his peak was the god of the NBA, winning 6 NBA championships, and was elected MVP of the Finals 6 times, and was selected to the NBA All-NBA Team 10 times.

I think he can dominate the league now, he was very strong in his prime, he won many awards, and he was very good in the All-Star Game, which is a testament to his quality.

It feels like there will be three to five years to rule, not to mention Curry's three-point thing, so how many championships can you get? Jordan was at his peak in the early 90s, and the teams that could win the championship were all well-equipped. If you can win with a two-point shot, why bother to shoot a three-pointer.

Of course. He is a two-time winner of the NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest and an Olympic gold medal in 1984 and 1992.

It doesn't feel like it's going to be a three-point shot from Curry.

As the "number one" in the basketball world, Jordan's honor can be described as soft, and as a scoring guard, he is also known as the "flyer". On the basketball court, he seems to be omnipotent, stealing, shooting, attacking, defending, and every game is close to perfection. He was even known as the god of the arena and ruled the NBA for ten years.

So, after the Jordan era, who else has dominated the NBA? What other superstars are there besides James? Let's break it down.

Shaquille O'Neal.

Discovered as a 1992 draft champion, he was a center who smashed rebounds on multiple occasions and was nicknamed "The Big Shark" for his ferocious style of play. O'Neal once played a single game to send 15 blocks of terrifying data, the peak of O'Neal on the field is like a god, successive victories over Webb, Longley, Sabonis and other defensive giants, in terms of strength, O'Neal is not inferior to Jordan, his extraordinary style of play and strength make the players on the field frightened by O'Neal's only worthiness, "O'Neal era" followed.

Tim Duncan.

As the top pick in the 1997 draft, he won five NBA championships in his career and was named the Most Valuable Player several times. He is also the youngest FMVP in NBA history, with Duncan's career total of more than 10,000 goals, 26,000 points, and 1,000 steals in the regular season. As the rebounding king, he dominated the rebounding zone in the NBA for a long time, and his powerful stealing skills became a nightmare for many offensive players.

Kobe bryant.

As a legend in the NBA, Kobe Bryant's shooting can be described as fast and accurate, and he was once named "Peter Pan" and "Black Mamba". His terrifying record of 81 points in a single game makes Kobe Bryant one of the best scorers in the NBA. Shooting, stealing, free throws, defense, no matter what, Kobe Bryant is perfect, and his strong strength has brought him countless honors.

Its unique close-quarters defense is also known as the league's first defensive man.

LeBron James.

James was the first pick in the 2003 draft to be picked by the Split Cavaliers, and from then on, James started his own era. James' superb technique and sharp style of play once became a nightmare for other players, Finals champion, MVP, Olympic champion, and many honors have also made James known as the Emperor of James, and his outstanding individual ability makes him considered the most versatile player in the NBA. The Jordan era, the O'Neal era, the Duncan era, the Kobe era, the James era, every era is a legend, and every legend is an era worth remembering.

The NBA was brilliant in the '80s, when Jordan had already entered the league, but the lone hero never made it to the top. The legendary centers of Big Dream, Admiral and Ewing dominate the league's interior and, while doing well, are also not the face of the league. At that time, these superstars were still young, and the older generation of the alliance's eldest brothers were more dazzling than them in terms of seniority, seniority, strength and honor.

So who was the first person in the league in the NBA throughout the 80s?

Marlon '81-'83.

Karl Marlone was famous, but Moses Malone's achievements were no less than his. Moses Malone reached his peak in the 80s, averaging points and rebounds and blocks per game in the 81-82 season, he won the regular season MVP, rebounding king and a burst of honors, and led the Rockets to the Finals in the playoffs, and finally lost to the Celtics in 6 games. In the 82-83 season, Malone, who transferred to the 76ers, could get the data of points, rebounds and 2 blocks, and once again won the MVP + rebounding king + for a while.

He is also the only superstar in history to win back-to-back MVP on different teams, leading the 76ers to a championship in the playoffs that year and being elected FMVP, a well-deserved first player in the league for those two years.

Bird 83-86.

At the peak of Malone, Bird and the Magic were just rookies in the league, and after the end of the Malone era, Bird showed strong dominance. Since the beginning of the 83-84 season, Bird has been recognized as the first person in the league, he has delivered at least 24+9+6 gorgeous data for 3 consecutive years, the offensive end is completely unstoppable, the Green Army has completely dominated the Eastern Conference, and Bird has also been elected as the regular season MVP for 3 consecutive years.

Not only that, Bird also led the Celtics to the Finals for 3 consecutive years, including an average of 14 rebounds per game in the 83-84 season to lead the team to win the championship, and an average of 24 points and rebounds and assists per game in the 85-86 season to lead the team to win the championship, completely dominating the Finals stage, and was elected to the Finals twice Bird suffered an elbow and finger injury, and finally lost to the archrival Lakers. Winning 3 MVPs, 2 championships and 2 FMVPs in 3 years, he is definitely the top dominance in history.

Magician 86-90 years.

The Magic is indeed at the peak of his debut, and he won the FMVP honor in his rookie season, but the team boss at that time was Abdul-Jabbar, the MVP was also Abdul-Jabbar, and the best rookie was Bird. When Bird was in the MVP three times, the magic didn't get a single MVP, which also made him anxious. However, from 86 onwards, Magic began his reigning career, and in the 86-87 season, Magic led the Lakers to win the championship, and won the honor of MVP + FMVP, becoming recognized as the top name in the league.

In the four years from '86 to '90, Magic won 3 regular season MVPs, 2 championships and 1 FMVP, and was the first person in the league at that time in terms of honor, personal performance and influence.