NBA history, a few of the strongest center players, which are the people?

In the end, basketball is still a league of giants, generally speaking, the taller the person playing basketball tends to be more popular, and the NBA has never been short of top center, in the league's history of more than 70 years has given birth to countless legendary center. Although it is said that in recent years, after the opening of the small ball era, the traditional center gradually fell out of favor, but the outstanding center can still become an important part of the trend of the game. Today, the gentleman will lead you to take stock of the NBA history of the five big legendary center it!

Fifth: Russell

Career stats: 15.1 points, 22.5 rebounds, 4.3 assists

As one of the most outstanding centers in the NBA's ancient era, Russell has led the Celtics to win 11 championship trophies, and has been called by fans ? Lord of the Rings? Under his leadership, the Celtics reached the first dynasty team in the history of the NBA, 8 consecutive championship achievement is to let countless juniors unattainable. Individual honors, Russell a **** to take 5 regular season MVP, 4 times honored rebound king, peak season even played 18.9 points and 24 rebounds of the horror of the data. However, even with 11 crowns he can still only be ranked 5th on this list, because the top 4 are just too good!

Fourth: Olajuwon

Career stats: 21.8 points, 11.1 rebounds, 2.5 assists

Coming in at No. 4 is? Dream? Olajuwon, as a legendary center in the 90s, Olajuwon had led the Mosaic team to get the valuable two championship trophies in the era of strong players. In terms of honors, Daimon has 2 Finals MVPs, 1 regular season MVP, 2 rebound titles, 3 caps and 2 best defensive players. In the 93-94 season, Daimeng even took the honor of MVP+FMVP+Best Defensive Player in a single season, and his dominance at his peak is evident.

Third: Chamberlain

Career stats: 30.1 points, 22.9 rebounds, 4.4 assists

As a historical superstar of the same era as Russell, if the former is a team honor harvester, then Chamberlain has interpreted his personal stats to the extreme. As a data god, Chamberlain holds a number of NBA records that are impossible to break, including the most familiar single-game 100 points, single-game 55 rebounds, single-season average of 50 points and so on, therefore, Chamberlain is also known as the basketball emperor. As for personal honors, Chamberlain a **** get 2 championship trophies, 1 finals MVP, 4 regular season MVP, 7 scoring king, 11 rebound king, and even an assist king!

Second: O'Neill

Career stats: 23.7 points, 10.9 rebounds, 2.5 assists

The last dominant center in the NBA so far in the center era is undoubtedly O'Neill, as the new century's most outstanding center, O'Neill at his peak can be said to be unstoppable. Especially after entering the playoffs stage, O'Neal's dominance is more visible, in the 00-02 season led the Lakers to get three consecutive championships, and consecutively get 3 finals MVP trophy. On top of that, O'Neal has 1 regular season MVP and 2 scoring titles. In order to block him, teams even resorted to ? shark slashing tactics? to limit his scoring, able to let other teams out of this strategy, visible peak O'Neal's dominance is how strong.

First: Jabbar

Career stats: 24.6 points, 11.2 rebounds, 3.6 assists

So, who is able to suppress these four gods to become the top of this list? The answer I give is Jabbar. Jabbar in the major mainstream media list has been ranked in the throne of all players in the top 3, it can be said that, in addition to Jordan, no one can be comparable to Jabbar's honor. Jabbar a **** get 6 championship trophies, 2 degrees crowned FMVP, 6 regular season MVP, 2 scoring king, 1 rebound king and 4 cap king. Peak period is able to cut down 34.8 points and 16.6 rebounds per game horror data.

With a hand of invincible hook, let Jabbar become unstoppable, career 38,387 points to become the NBA's all-time scoring champion. Such both honor, data, and record Jabbar, elected to the top of the list, I think there is no suspense!

In addition to this, the NBA has given birth to countless legendary centers over the years, such as George McKeon in the early years, the red-haired behemoth, the red-haired behemoth, the red-haired behemoth, the red-haired behemoth. The red-haired behemoth? Bill Walton, Sabonis, the other two of the four centers of the 90's Ewing and Robinson, Mourning, etc., may change the list of these players can easily kill into the same position in the top 5, but in the star-studded list of centers, they can only be selected, which can see how competitive this list is!