How about NBA2K10 such a lineup?????????? 20

The formation looks like there are no major problems in attack, and the defense is gone. However, three-point ability is a big problem, except for Nash, who is more stable, others like Harrington and Petrus are not very reliable. If you sometimes need to chase points or pull away the score without 1, 2 three-point shooters are really not good, 2k10 three-pointers I recommend Fernandez.

He can make three-pointers and dunk. If you're willing to change, the Thunder's Green is actually a good 3-pointer.

It's good, but it's better for LZ to send the bench too, just looking at the main force can't see the strength of the team, it's recommended to fill in another pitcher, Korwall, Fernandez and even Morrow can light up mine, new play, half a season.

Jazz: C Oden PF Aldridge SF Kirilenko SG Fernandez PG Delon.

Subs: C Murphy PF Millsap SF Morrow SG Korver PG Rubio.

I feel that using Nash is not as good as using Paul, just look at the general review, nash::94. But your salary won't be high like this, which is good, and it's not interesting to use an All-Star lineup.

Such a lineup is championship level, but can they be together? No, this year's new Big Three is also worth looking forward to.

I play Bulls PG Rose, SG Ray. Aaron, S.F. Maddie, P.F. Garnett, C. Noah.

Bench: Weaver, Kaussson, Allian, Lane. Hollins, Rodriguez, salary space is still there.

Yes, if it belongs to a team, it is fine, but it is not right to say that it is the strongest!

I'm sorry, that's all I can help you with.

The sun is right.

Although it's a show-off post... I guess the substitutions suck.

If I rate it.

Break through A inside line and attack A+

Long shot B rebound B+

Interior defense B+

Outside defense B-

There are many attack points. The 2k10 lineup is too strong and not fun.

It is recommended that a small forward is a better defender

Otherwise, isn't the defense of this lineup not good?

Dynasty? Look at my 2016 time.

PG Collison, SG Wade, SF James, PF Duncan, C Howard. Baby?

Starters: DeLong + Kobe + Ariza + Garnett + Yao Ming Absolutely inside and out.

Subs: Luo Rui + Shannon Brown + Battier + Yi Jianlian + Marc Gasol + O'Neill + Korver.

With such a lineup, the three-pointers, rebounds, and interior are all *** ......

Kobe Bryant + Blake + Loew + Griffin + Anthony I feel like this lineup can be inside and out.

Lowry + Ray Allen + Anthony + Oku + Camby.

Wade, Kobe, James, Garnett, Howard, if you can get together, you're invincible.

1. The guard line on the bench is very good!

The bench was a little weaker in other positions.

2. SG Ben Gordon is too short, so he will be replaced by a good swingman to be the sixth man. For example, Batum of the Trail Blazers, Ariza of the Hornets, T Williams who was still on the Nets at the time, and T Young of the Grizzlies are all good.

3. The defense of this lineup should be good.

4. The dynasty model should pay attention to the future development, these old players, especially Ben Wallace and Nash have basically declined significantly after playing for two years, and they should pay attention to the cultivation of reserve talents, and see if they can use Gary Neri, Vilnandez, and Ben Gordon to exchange for the Thunder's Westbrook to drink some interior lines with better potential. With Kobe Bryant, Howard, and Nash, it's okay to attack.

5. Ben Gordon and Kobe Bryant are a team wasted, and the two positions overlap greatly.

1999-2000 Raptors (young old watch).

1999-2000 Trail Blazers (Roar + Sabonis + Pippen + Grant) 2000-2001 Lakers (strongest OK combination) 2002-2003 Mavericks (troika).

2003-2004 Pistons (Civilian Championship BIG5) 2003-2004 Timberwolves (Peak KG + Alien Cassel + Sprewell) 2004-2005 Suns (Nash + Jr. + Joe Johnson + Marion) 2005-2006 Heat (Wade + O'Neal + Mourning + Walker + Glove Payton) 2006-2007 Cavaliers (LBJ + Larry Hughes + Big Z Eastern Conference Championship Team) 2007-2008 Celtics ( In fact, there are four Big Three) 2007-2008 Rockets (Killer + TMAC + Diamond +** + Street Ball King) 2012-2013 Heat (Champion Big Three).