Duncan ranks first! US media commented on the top 20 of NBA history: Warriors chasing dreams 15 Antetokounmpo 5 Garnett 3

Duncan is recognized as ranking first! After another season, the US media "hoopshype" selected the top 20 top-notch NBA history based on its latest performance and achievements, including 15th place in the Warriors, Antetokounmpo ranked 5th and Garnett ranked 3rd.

Fifth place: Antetokounmpo

Honors: One championship, One FMVP, 2 MVPs, 7 first-team, 9 All-Stars, One DPOY, 4 defensive first-team

Over the past five years, Antetokounmpo has maintained MVP-level dominance. Not only has he played DPOY performance steadily on the defensive end, but he has also continued to grow on the offensive end and maintained a stable 30+ scoring contribution.

Unfortunately, Antetokounmpo has never developed a stable shooting ability, which limits his upper limit on the offensive end. Fortunately, his offensive efficiency in the inside is high enough, and with his strong professional ethics and motivation, Antetokounmpo is still very dominant.

At the same time, he is only 30 years old and has at least five years of peak period. If he can win another championship in the future, Antetokounmpo has the hope of entering the top three in history.

4th place: Nowitzki

Honors: 1 championship, 1 FMVP, 1 MVP, 12 best teams, 14 All-Stars

Nothing King is the most successful European player in the NBA. He led the Mavericks to the wind to defeat the Heat led by the Big Three, and won one of the most valuable championships in NBA history.

More importantly, Nowitzki, as a big man, opened another way of survival for latecomers. They no longer have to stay in the inside, but can dominate the game with precise projection.

Especially after the NBA entered the small ball era, shooting ability has become one of the essential abilities of most No. 4 players.

Third place: Garnett

Honors: One championship, One MVP, 9 Best Team, 15 All-Stars, One DPOY, 9 One Defense

"Wolf King" Garnett is one of the early "unicorns" in the NBA. He has the figure of the center and the skills of the point guard, and is extremely comprehensive on both ends of the offense and defense, and is tough enough, always trustworthy, and is a typical cornerstone player.

If it weren't for not getting enough help in the Timberwolves in their early career, which led to not forming a real ability to compete for the championship, Garnett should have been ranked higher.

Fortunately, after joining the Celtics in the later stages of his career, Garnett won the championship as he wished, which allowed him to successfully enter the top three in history.

Second place: Kal Malone

Honor: 2 MVPs, 11st time, 14th time All-Stars, 3rd time Defensive first time

Kal Malone is one of the most powerful contenders of the "uncrowned king" in NBA history. He has a long career and has almost always maintained a 20+10 level dominance during this period.

In terms of personal data and basic team record, Karl Malone deserves the second place and has also won top personal honors such as MVP many times.

But because he is in the same era as "God of Basketball" Jordan, he has never won the championship, which to some extent makes him ranked second. After all, in this super-giant comparison, the championship often plays a decisive role.

No. 1: Duncan

Honors: 5 championships, 3FMVP, 2MVP, 10 first-teams, 8 defense first-teams

No doubt, the top position belongs to Duncan, who is recognized as the No. 1 power forward in NBA history. Duncan leads with a cliff-like lead in honor and holds 5 championships.

In terms of career achievements and influence, Duncan is also one of the top in history. As one of the representatives of the "one person, one city" super giants in NBA history, Duncan and the Spurs have achieved each other and have been loyal to each other for almost 20 years of stable championship ability.

Whether it is the GDP combination composed of Parker and Ginobili, or the moving master-disciple relationship with Popovich, Duncan's career interprets a teamism that is contrary to the current pursuit of ultimate personal interests, and is closer to the true core of competitive sports.

The rest are ranked as follows:

6-10: Barkley, Petit, Elvin Hayes, Davis and McHale;

11-15: Gran Gasol, Sheyes, Bosh, Rodman and Dream Chasing;

16-20: Weber, Lucas, Bobby Jones, Debschel and Ad.