Three giants in NBA history 10?

In the highly competitive NBA, every team is trying to accumulate star power as much as possible in order to compete for the final O 'Brien Cup. After a period of development and experiments, the Big Three seems to be the standard of the championship, and a large number of excellent Big Three have emerged in the history of the league.

On the occasion of the suspension of the league, the American media "fadeawayworld" recently selected 10 giants in NBA history, among which the Lakers were on the list three times, and Zhan Wei was not as good as the splash, and the top spot was indisputable.

10. Chamberlain+Jerry West+elgin baylor (1968- 197 1)

Number of champions: 1 seat

Number of finals: 3 times

At the end of their careers, the three legendary superstars chose to join hands to attack the champion, against bill russell and the powerful Green Army, and finally won the championship once and for all.

9. bill russell+havlicek+sam jones (1962- 1969)

Number of champions: 7 seats

Number of finals: 7

For the older generation of players, the green army led by the three people is their nightmare. Except for 1967, the three players didn't miss any finals and didn't miss any championship rings.

8. isiah thomas+ranbir+Du Masi (1985- 1993)

Number of champions: 2 seats

Number of finals: 3 times

The bad boy army led by the three men once set off a crazy wave of competition in the league and became the main obstacle and opponent of young Jordan.

7. James+Wade+Bosh (20 10-20 14)

Number of champions: 2

Number of finalists: 4

Although the trio suffered great malice from the outside world because James made a decision through TV broadcast, the trio is still unstoppable. If James hadn't decided to return to this city, the three men would have won more championships.

6. Curry+Thompson+Durant (20 16-20 19)

Number of champions: 2

Number of finalists: 3

After the Warriors won 73 games but lost the finals, the team welcomed Durant, a super giant, and let the Warriors get rid of other teams completely. If it weren't for serious injuries, the warriors would have established a dynasty that belonged to them.

5. Kobe Bryant+O 'Neal+Fisher (1996-2004)

Number of champions: 3

Number of finalists: 4

If it weren't for the disagreement between Kobe Bryant and O 'Neal, the Lakers would have won at least six championship trophies.

4. Birds+mchale+Parrots (1980- 199 1)

Number of champions: 3

Number of finalists: 5

Before James entered the league, Bird was recognized as the strongest small forward in history, and mchale and parrish were all-star players for many years. If it weren't for injuries, they could have achieved better results.

3. Magician+Jabbar+Worthy (1982- 1988)

Number of champions: 3

Number of finalists: 7

All three players were favorites to win the championship in the eyes of the league, media and fans at that time, and they also played gorgeous offensive performances on the court, and successfully became the first team to win back-to-back titles since the Green Army 1968-69 season.

2. Duncan Parker Ginobili

Number of champions: 4

Number of finalists: 5

Led by a famous player, the Spurs became the team with the highest winning percentage in the history of the league, with an impressive record of 2 189+ 1352 (winning percentage 6 1.8%).

In addition, it is almost impossible for any team to win at least 50 games in 18 consecutive seasons.

1. Jordan+Pippen+Rodman (1995- 1998)

Number of champions: 3

Number of finalists: 3

There is no doubt that the champion belongs to this bull. When Rodman joined the Bulls in the summer of 1995, it was already doomed that they would start a legendary experience and firmly occupy the first place in this list.