Questions about legends in the NBA

Chamberlain was the first to enter in 1959.

In 1959, Chamberlain entered the NBA, and Dr. J entered the 76ers in 1983, and in the last years of Chamberlain, Abdul-Jabbar entered the NBA, and Abdul-Jabbar couldn't beat Chamberlain, but after two years, Abdul-Jabbar had the upper hand, and the interesting thing is that they kept attacking each other, and Chamberlain said that Abdul-Jabbar looked ugly, like a monkey, haha.

Jordan is after them.

Chamberlain was '58 to '73, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was '69 to '89, Dr. J was '76 to '87, and Jordan was in the NBA in '84 and made two comebacks until '03 before retiring, and apart from Abdul-Jabbar and Dr. J they can say they had official games, but there was no real ...... to face-to-face

Chamberlain first played Abdul-Jabbar later in his career, when Abdul-Jabbar first entered the league, and Dr. J and Abdul-Jabbar were around the same time, both in the '70s, but Abdul-Jabbar had a long career, winning a championship with the Magic in the late '80s.

Chamberlain entered the NBA in '59 and retired in '73 Abdul-Jabbar entered the NBA in '69 and retired in '89 Jordan didn't enter the league until '84 after them. Theoretically, there have been games, but they were all games in the youth and in decline.

1L parallel import. Chamberlain as early as 64-78

Then Abdul-Jabbar was a contemporary of Dr. J, and Abdul-Jabbar held out longer 71-92.

There are a lot of them. Jordan is from the 84-98s.

Chamberlain was the earliest, Abdul-Jabbar and Dr. J were the same era, and Jordan was the latest.

Chamberlain. and Russell for a period. Dr. J and Skyhook are about the same time. Jordan was alone for a period. No one can compare to him at that time.

Dr. J and Abdul-Jabbar were the first of the era of Chamberlain and the last of Jordan.

Many superstars have chosen to invest and do business after retiring, but there are also some superstars who choose to enter the team management in addition to doing business and give full play to their residual enthusiasm in basketball. But a good superstar does not necessarily have a good basketball vision, and the vision of superstars in selecting people can even be said to be worlds apart.

1. Jordan selected 9 parallel goods in 10 lotto picks.

Although Jordan is the No. 1 superstar in history, his draft vision is at the bottom of the superstar. The Wizards finally got the champion pick that year, but at the suggestion of Jordan, they chose one of the most popular champions in history, Kwame Brown.

After becoming the owner of the Bobcats (now the Hornets), Jordan has participated in almost every team draft, and so far he has a total of 10 lottery picks (at least a top-14 pick), and only one All-Star, Walker, has been selected, which is a bit of a bad vision.

2. Magic rejects George and Leonard for Ingram.

Like Jordan, Magic has also made a lot of mistakes in selecting people in the more than two years he has been in office, and apart from signing James, Magic has basically no eye-catching operations. The selected ball brother was unsatisfactory, struggled with shooting, and his free throw shooting percentage was not as good as O'Neal's. To make matters worse, for the sake of Ingram, the Magic turned down George and Leonard, two top small forwards.

On the contrary, among the players that the Magic let go, Russell, Randle, and Nance Jr. played better and better, and I don't know if the Magic regretted it.

3. Jerry West formed multiple dynasties.

Although Magic and Jordan have poor vision, it doesn't mean that superstars can't see people, such as logo man Jerry West, his vision is not good. After retiring, West entered the Lakers management and immediately established the Lakers Showtime dynasty, and then poached O'Neal for the Lakers, selected Kobe, and the OK dynasty was born. Even the current warrior dynasty is West behind the scenes.

4. Does the Lakers management need Kobe?

The Lakers have been in the groove for many years, and even if the Magic brings James to the office, they are still very far from a championship. The choice of several picks is even more unsatisfactory, at this time, don't forget that there is another celebrity on the Lakers, Kobe Bryant.

Kobe Bryant's vision may be better than that of Magic, and before the 2017 draft, when Magic insisted on using the list to select Ball, Kobe Bryant publicly suggested that the Lakers choose Tatum. Now it seems that Tatum's talent and future are much better than that of Brother Ball. If the Lakers want to rise, should they consider inviting Kobe Bryant out of the mountain?

NBA legend superstar, the vision of selecting people is still very good, especially West, who has basically played out.

The NBA's legendary superstars have different visions, legendary superstar Larry Bird's selection vision is very unique, and the selection is very correct, the people he chooses have basically become stars, and the people selected by the legendary superstar Magic Johnson are basically okay, but the people chosen by the legendary superstar Michael Jordan are a little disappointing, Jordan has selected rookie players many times, but they have become the biggest parallel goods.

Personal singles ability is very strong, and the defensive effect is also good, like Jordan, Kobe, Maddy and others have talked about their heads-up ability many times in public, and said that no one can defend themselves alone, and they can prevent other people's attacks.

Start practicing by picking people for small clubs, and slowly your vision will be better, and the people you choose will be more powerful.

The vision of selecting people is still very good, and everyone who chooses will become a superstar.

In fact, there are many legendary coaches in the history of the NBA, such as Spurs head coach Popovich and legendary coaches Phil Jackson and Pat Riley, all of which have written their own glory in NBA history. Of course, there are still very few managers who can succeed like this, which can be said to indirectly show the talent of these excellent coaches.

Phil jackson. Zen master Phil Jackson won a total of 11 NBA championships during his coaching career. Popovich is currently the greatest coach in the league, and many players have made great strides under his tutelage.

Michael Jordan, the first person in NBA history, has two three-time championships and 6 MVP trophies, Lakers legend Kobe Bryant, five championships, and current star LeBron James, four championships, are all legendary superstars who have won various honors as the MVP scoring champion in their careers.

Lao Zhan, Jordan, Big Shark O'Neal, and Magic, these are legendary stars, of course, there are many, as long as they are highly accomplished, they have won championships and MVPs, they are all legendary stars.

I think there are three legends: 1Dennis Rodman, who is the only NBA player from Oklahoma State University's Southeast Campus and probably the only player to have worked as an all-night janitor at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport before his career.

2.Ross Barkley is the best small man forward in NBA history. He has a very strong quality and superb ball skills, which has made him a legend of the NBA.

3.Curry has twice scored more than 45 points in 30 minutes. , becoming the most efficient scoring superstar in NBA history.

Michael Jordan started the most glorious generation of the NBA, and the standard mid-range shooting became the object of imitation by later generations, changing the world's perception of basketball.

Maddie was quite good at that time, but it can't be called a legend of life. I think Mutombo can be 33 NBA Rookie of the Year 1969-1970, NBA MVP (six times), and two Finals.

Former Bucks and Lakers center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

1 Michael Jordan, 2 Karim Abdullah Abdul-Jabbar, 3 Bill Russell, 4 Walter Chamberlain, 5-Bird.

Larry 6 Elvin Johnson 7 Shaquille O'Neal 8 Tim Duncan 9 Jerry West10 Julius Owen.

11 Bob Petit.

12 Moses Malone 13 Oscar Robertson 14 John Havlicek 15 Kobe Bryant.

16 George McCann 17 Hakiem Olajuwon 18 Rick Barry 19 Isaiah Thomas 20 Willis Reed 21 Charles Barkley 22 Eggin Baylor 23 Karl Malone24 Wes Unseld 25 Scott Pippen 26 Bob Cousy 27 David Cowens 28 Elvin Hayes 29 David Robinson 30 John Stockton 31 Kevin Garnett 32 Sam Jones 33 Walter Fraser .

34 Paul Arikin 35 Bill Wharton 36 Allen Iverson 37 Patrick Ewing 38 George Gervin 39 Clyde Drexler.

40 Tom Heinsohn 41 Dirk Nowitzki 42 Dolph Shays.

43 Gary Payton 44 Billy Cunningham 45 Steve Nash.

46 Jason Kidd.

47 Pete Maravich 48 Earl Monroe.

49 Bob McCardour.

50 LeBron James. Morality!