NBA1984 The strongest lineup of the class of 1996 and 2003, which class is the strongest?

The class of 1984 is the strongest, because in this draft, Jordan, the god of basketball, was born.

The strongest in the class of 1996. In 1996, it was known as the 96** generation, with Kobe Bryant, Iverson and other top players in history.

Rings can overlap, FMVP won't, count 84 by yourself, how many are there? It is said that the data of the 03 chief**, the three records of 84 all-time total assists, total steals, and total blocks can be equaled? This also makes for a leading scorer per game...Don't forget that 84 also has two major DPOY winners, and I really can't think of any comparison.

If the 2003 draft is more powerful according to the current draft, this time the draft champion LeBron James, Anthony, the fourth pick Wade, and the Dragon King Bosh.

Compared with the rookies in NBA '84, '96 and '03, the rookies in '84 should be stronger, judging from the simplest and most direct comparison of honor data.

The 1984 class was the strongest, because this class not only had Jordan, but also Olajuwon, Barkley, etc., and the 84th class also won the most individual honors.

NBA fans know that the NBA will select the best players of the season after the regular season every year, and most of these players have played particularly impressive performances in the regular season. In last season's regular season All-NBA list, James Harden, Westbrook, LeBron James, Kawhi Leonard and Anthony Davis were all named to the first team. In fact, from the inception of the NBA to today, a total of 68 best teams have been selected.

Among the 68 lineups, some lineups are epic, but some lineups are not so strong. Some people say that the first team in the 61-62 season is the greatest in NBA history, and today I will take you to see how good the first team players are.

The All-Star players in the '61-62 season were Jerry West, Oscar Robertson, Elgin Baylor, Bob Pettit and Wilt Chamberlain. Most of these players are legends in the NBA. Many of us have basically never seen them play, and we can only see their amazing performances from the blurry footage of that era.

In the NBA regular season from June 1 to 62, Chamberlain scored 100 points in a single game, setting a single scoring record in NBA history. Chamberlain averaged points per game that season, and the big O had 41 triple-doubles in a single season. He also became the first player in NBA history to average a triple-double per game.

This record was only broken by Wei Shao last year.

There are two people on the All-NBA Team from '61 to '62 who are from the same team, and they are Baylor from the Lakers and NBA Logo man, Jerry West, and what's even more amazing. NBA legends. Bill Russell.

Although won the MVP of the regular season that year. But it can only be reduced to the second team. Big O was able to average rebounds and assists per game that year, averaging a triple-double per game, although Wei Shao's average triple-doubles per game exceeded his predecessors, but in rebounds and assists, Wei Shao still can't compare with his predecessors.

All five players averaged more than 30 points per game in the regular season, which is the only time in NBA history.

Former Lakers celebrity Baylor Ye, who averaged points per game that season, even with such luxurious data, could not get the title of king. Because you know. Chamberlain averaged points per game that season, a record that will be difficult for any player to break in the future.

What's even more interesting is that after a year's hiatus, these five superstars were selected to the NBA's All-NBA First Team at the same time. They had the fewest scorers at the time, also averaging 28 points per game, and a couple of other players were even better, and they were in very good shape. What do you think?

At that time, the strength was very strong, because it was a year of superstars, and the competition was in full swing at that time.

This year's burst of strength was very strong, and the selected were all superstars. He has also had a very good performance throughout the season.

The 1992 All-Star team consisted of David Robinson, Malone, Mullin, Jordan, and Drexler. They had an excellent individual and team record at the time.

The Class of 1984 was a very strong player, basically Hall of Fame players, with historical players like Jordan and Olajuwon.

There were Olajuwon and Jordan inside. Jordan is the greatest player in history, and they changed the NBA landscape this time.

The 1984 NBA draft produced many top stars, this year there are Jordan, Olajuwon, Barkley, Stockton and other stars, these are all palace-level superstars, it can be seen that the quality of this draft is very high. Jordan was the third overall pick, but went on to achieve remarkable success, leading the Bulls to dominate the NBA in the '90s and leading the Bulls to three consecutive championships twice; Olajuwon is one of the best centers in history, extremely dominant on both offensive and defensive ends, winning two championships, Barkley although he did not have a championship, but he is also great, averaging rebounds per game in his career, becoming a top power forward with insufficient height, and once had a competition with Jordan in the Finals at his peak. Stockton is the all-time assist and steal leader, a master passing star who led the Jazz to Jordan twice in the Finals and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2009.

American media Fadeway World posted the NBA league's best team list in 88, and even if we review this big five lineup now, the strength of the combination is still incredible, because the five NBA stars who were successfully selected for the regular season that year were Jordan, Magic, Olajuwon, Bird, and Barkley. Without exception, these five players eventually became Hall of Fame-level NBA legends, with Jordan topping the list of the league's all-time champions and Magic being the No. 1 point guard in NBA history.

In the NBA regular season that year, these five NBA superstars all played the league's top statistical performances, especially Jordan, who played for the Bulls. In the NBA regular season of the 87-88 season, Jordan averaged 35 points, rebounds and assists per game, and his season shooting rate was as high, so Jordan was also successfully ranked among the best teams of the season. In terms of regular season records, the Bulls in '88 had a combined 50-32 regular season record, and Jordan led the team to a record ranking in the top half of the East.

As for the Lakers' Magic Johnson, his average per game stats for the season at that time were points, rebounds and assists, and regular season shooting percentage. The Magic's team record is the first in the league, and this season the Lakers have a 62-20 regular season record, and in the NBA playoffs, the Lakers will also win the NBA championship. According to Magic Johnson's NBA statistics record at the time, he is obviously able to firmly occupy the best roster position.

Of course, Bird, Barkley, and Olajuwon, the three NBA giants at the historical level, have also gained super-first-class regular season data, and they are also beating other stars in the same position in the selection of players for the best team, and they have been successfully selected for this NBA season star best team. It is worth mentioning that except for Barkley at the power forward position, the remaining four players have won multiple NBA championships in their careers. In the regular season MVP battle, these 5 players have all won the MVP trophy!

The 1988 Team of Stars were Magic, Jordan, Bird, Ross Barkley and Olajuwon. These five players have won a total of 13 regular season MVPs and 13 FMVPs in their careers. And Jordan and Magic, along with Larry Bird, are recognized as the top 10 NBA all-time players.

Olajuwon is probably also a top-15 player.

The NBA's 1988 All-Round Team were: point guard, Magic Johnson; Quantile Jordan; Forwards, Barkley and Malone; Center, Olajuwon. This squad has the strongest defenders in history and can rank in the top three forwards of all time.

Its strength is so strong that it is almost invincible.

It was definitely very strong at the time, because there were so many NBA superstars involved.

I think it's very strong. The players in the All-Star team are the best players and they can play with pressure in their respective positions.

The NBA's best team in 1988 is particularly strong, it can be said that there is offense and defense, and forming a team is enough to win the championship.

Last year, ESPN experts voted the best first team in the NBA of the past decade! What do you think?

The NBA's best team in 1988 was Magic Johnson, Jordan, Bird, Barkley, and Olajuwon. The five have a total of 13 MVP trophies; And all 5 are Hall of Famer players. Its strength can be imagined.

The NBA's 1988 best team was outrageously strong, and the best team players at that time were Magic Johnson, Jordan, Larry Bird, Barkley, and Olajuwon, and they were quite strong at the time, so the best team at that time was outrageously strong.

Strong enough to be an all-star lineup. Including Nash, Kobe, O'Neal, James, Nowitzki were all in this lineup, which was almost invincible at the time and won consecutive championships.

Powerful to the point of defying the sky. The players in their team are all strong and can beat the opponent when they play together.

The strength is ridiculously strong, basically they are all superstar players, it can be said that they have both offense and defense, and they can win the championship by forming a team.

When it comes to the draft year, the 1996 ** generation and the 2003 platinum generation are famous, and these two drafts are recognized as strong, not only with a high success rate, but also gave birth to many superstars. Now that most of the players of the 03 generation have retired, which draft is stronger? After comparison, it was found that the gap was bigger than imagined.

The All-Star 96** generation is the draft year with the most All-Stars in history, with Kobe Bryant, Iverson, Nash, Ray Allen, O'Neal Jr., Big Ben, Peja, Walker, Big Z, Marbury and Raheem, as many as 11 All-Star players, a total of 68 All-Star selections. And 03 also has a lot of stars, James, Wade, Anthony, Bosh, West, Mo, Korver and Josh Howard, a total of 8 All-Star players, 55 times selected as All-Stars.

Regular season MVP

MVP is the most valuable personal honor, and the players who can be elected MVP are all superstars. There are a total of 3 MVP players in the 96** generation, namely Nash, Kobe and Iverson, and the 3 MVPs in one draft are also the most in history. And only James in the 03 generation has won the regular season MVP, and he alone has won 4 times.

Mr. 20,000 points.

In the history of the NBA, only 44 players have become Mr. 20,000 points, which is also a high-value honor. In the 96** generation, a total of 3 superstars have become Mr. 20,000 points, namely Kobe Bryant (33,643 points), Ray Allen (24,505 points), and Iverson (24,368 points).

In the 03 platinum generation, 3 Mr. 20,000 points were also born, namely James (32,543 points), Anthony (25,551 points), and Wade (23,031 points). Originally, Bosh had a good chance to achieve this achievement, but he had no choice but to miss it due to his peak retirement.

Best lineup. In the 96** generation, a total of seven players have been selected to the All-Star team, namely Kobe, Nash, Iverson, O'Neal Jr., Big Ben, Marbury and Ray Allen, including 17 first-team, 12 second-team and 13 third-team selections. In the 03 platinum generation, only 4 players have been selected for the best team, namely James, Wade, Anthony and Bosh, and in terms of the number of best teams, second teams and third teams, the 03 generation is also inferior to the 96 generation.

Based on the overall comparison, it can be seen that the 96** generation is better than the 03 platinum generation regardless of the number of all-stars, the number of MVPs or the number of best teams, and the two sides are only equal in terms of Mr. 20,000 points. The '96 class has more stars and more superstars, and most of the accolades of the '03 Platinums generation are held up by James, Wade, Anthony and Bosh, and the overall gap is bigger than expected.

The overall strength of the 1996 draft is stronger, because most of the 1996 drafters became superstars or All-Star players, while the 2003 draft picks were mainly concentrated in James, Wade, Anthony and a few others.

The class of '96 is stronger. The class of 96 has Kobe, Iverson and other top players in history, and the stars are stronger than the class of 03.

The class of '96 is stronger overall, basically becoming an All-Star player, also known as the Diamond Generation.