Jennings rated the strongest players in NBA history: James Curry is on the list, Jordan unexpectedly lost

Brandon Jennings, an NBA player who many players feel familiar but can't remember where they have heard of. Regarding this player, he is in the same class as Stephen Curry and James Harden, both of whom were rookies in 2009. He became famous earlier than Curry and Harden. He showed his super scoring ability in his rookie season, and once scored 55 points in a single game, becoming the youngest 50-pointer gentleman in NBA history. Therefore, everyone will definitely feel familiar.

However, although Jennings has a strong offense, his condition is not stable and he does not have particularly stable shooting, so he is famous and falls quickly. In just 6 years, he has gone from being able to score 17+5+3 starting point guard per game, and has become a wandering player who can only get single positions per game. And this time is when Stephen Curry entered his peak period and led his team to win the championship. With such development, fans will naturally have a familiar strangeness towards him. Now that he has long retired, the way he appears in the public eye has become an interview.

In an interview with "VLADTV", Brandon Jennings also mentioned the strongest NBA players in his mind, and the list of players is very controversial. Today, I will take you to see who he chose and what are the reasons for these players to be on the list.

Center: Shaquille O'Neal

At the center position, Brandon Jennings ignored the superstar Bill Russell, who had 11 NBA championship rings, and the super statistic monster Wilter Chamberlain, who is known as the "Basketball Emperor", and chose Shaquille O'Neal as the strongest player in NBA history. According to his own description, the reason why he chose Shaquille O'Neal was that although Shaquille O'Neal was about to retire when he entered the league and his physical function and condition were severely declining, he could still feel the oppression brought by Shaquille O'Neal in the inside, so he could not imagine how strong he would be if Shaquille O'Neal was at the peak.

Not to mention, Shaquille O'Neal is the winner of the third consecutive FMVP and the founder of the Lakers dynasty. He averaged 30+13 per game at his peak, winning the regular season MVP trophy, and was not inferior to any other superstar in terms of honors and data. Therefore, he chose Shaquille O'Neal as the strongest center in his mind in NBA history without hesitation. Indeed, Brandon James's words are rough and not rough. No matter how gorgeous the data of those "ancient monsters" are, he has personally experienced Shaquille O'Neal's dominance in the inside, so there is nothing wrong with him choosing Shaquille O'Neal at the center position.

Power Forward: Tim Duncan

In the position of power forward, Brandon James chose Tim Duncan as the strongest player in NBA history, and this also seems to be the least suspenseful and controversial option in his choice. After all, although Tim Duncan was once teased by a domestic commentator, "who recognizes the No. 1 power forward in history", he won 10 Best Team One Team One, 8 Best Team One Team One, 5 NBA Championship, 3 FMVP, 2 Second Regular Season MVP and other honors, which will not be faked. With his honor, it is impossible to find a power forward player stronger than him in NBA history. Not to mention that when Brandon Jennings played in the NBA league, he actually felt the strength of Tim Duncan, who was at the peak tail, and watched him lead the Spurs and a group of veterans to win the NBA championship again in the 13-14 season.

Small Forward: LeBron James

In the small forward position, Brandon Jennings chose the player LeBron James, who is still in the game. I'm afraid there is no need to say more about this player. Fans also know how powerful he is.

has played in the NBA league for 22 years. At his peak, he averaged 31.4 points, 7 rebounds, 6.6 assists per game, and maintained his average of 20+ per game to this day. He has won 4 NBA championship trophys, 4 FMVP trophys and 4 regular season MVP trophys, and has been selected into the NBA's best team 21 times, namely 13 first teams, 7 second teams, and 1 third team. His data is the first in NBA history. At the same time, he is also the NBA's historical scoring champion, the only super player to achieve 40,000 points + 10,000 rebounds + 10,000 assists.

It can be said that LeBron James is Brandon Jennings' most powerful NBA superstar. In addition, LeBron James was once used by everyone to argue with Michael Jordan about who is the number one in NBA history, so Brandon Jennings naturally has no doubts when he chose LeBron James in the small forward.

Scoreback: Kobe Bryant

As for the shooting guard position, the player Brandon Jennings chose is extremely controversial. He did not choose Michael Jordan, who can be called "the No. 1 Person in NBA history", as the strongest shooting guard in the NBA in his mind, but instead chose the man who plays the most like him - Kobe Bryant.

Yes, Kobe Bryant has indeed had a lot of honors, a 5th NBA championship winner, a 2nd FMVP trophy winner, and a 1st regular season MVP winner. He has been selected for the NBA All-Team 11 times and the NBA All-Defensive Team 1 team 9 times. He is also the fourth in the NBA's historical scoring list. It can be said that Kobe Bryant is enough to rank in the top three in the shooting guard position. Unfortunately, being in the top three does not mean that he is very close to the first place. After all, Michael Jordan has so many honors. Kobe Bryant wants to catch up with it at least 4 FMVPs and 4 regular season MVPs..

But this is Brandon Jennings' own list after all, and he has a reason to choose Kobe Bryant, because he has seen Kobe play, especially when he first entered the league, Kobe won his fourth championship, which has a great impact on him and once regarded Kobe as his idol. Since you are an idol, you naturally have to have a seat on your list.

Point Guard: Stephen Curry

Point Guard, the player Brandon Jennings chose also caused some controversy because he chose Stephen Curry, who was the same class as him, as the strongest NBA player on the point guard. However, the controversy is not as big as the one above. After all, the only one who can compete with the point guard is the only one who can compete with Stephen Curry, the only one who can compete with Stephen Curry is "Magician" Elvin Johnson.

The more controversial point between the two is that Elvin Johnson has 5 NBA championship trophys, 3 FMVP trophys, and 3 regular season MVP trophys. Stephen Curry only has 4 NBA championship trophys, 1 FMVP trophy, and 2 regular season MVP trophys. There is a clear gap in high-level data, but Stephen Curry is ahead in the field of three-pointers, while Elvin Johnson's famous pass, the record and list are dominated by Stockton. Of course, as Stephen Curry's same generation, Brandon Jennings chose Curry as the strongest point guard in the NBA, which is nothing wrong with that, but it will make some fans praise him for his loyalty.