75 years have passed since the alliance was founded, and one of its reference media, ESPN, I have classified them based on their standards, although I can only be in the top 10 according to my criteria.
This would be the best team for me
1. Michael Jordan
Title: 6. Average: 30'1 point, 6'2 rebounds and 5'3 assists. When he won, he became a world icon. His game spread across the court and his talent on the court defined the parameters of a new generation of players.
2. "Magic" Johnson.
Title: 5. Average: 19'5 points, 7'2 rebounds and 11'2 assists. As such a tall point guard, he has completely changed the game. He is a winner, an extraordinary passer, a game recording machine and a walking triple-double.
3. Karim Abdul-Jabbar.
Title: 6. Average: 24'6 points, 11'2 rebounds and 3'6 assists. No one in history can compare to his long-term track record. His hook is unstoppable, it can be said that he does not dazzle, but he does not mean that there are better people
4. LeBron James.
Title: 3. Average: 27'1 point, 7'4 rebounds and 7'4 assists. "His game of him is based on strength, but his passing ability may be his best virtue. He has reinvented the way to enjoy athletes to the fullest
5. Bill Russell.
Title: 11. Average: 15'1 point, 22'5 rebounds and 4'3 assists. The biggest winner in basketball history. He turned the Celtics into a defensive fortress, a perfect contrast to Chamberlain and a player who will never go out of tune at any point.
6. Wilt Chamberlain.
Title: 2. Average: 30'1 point, 22'9 rebounds and 4'4 assists. He is ahead of his time. His number is legendary. The only reason he's not higher on these charts is because he's only won two championships.
7. Larry Bird.
Title: 3. Average: 24.3 points, 10 rebounds and 6.3 assists. He and the Magic reinvigorated basketball and competition from the Celtics and Lakers. Before the arrival of LeBron James, he could be considered the greatest striker of all time
8. Tim Duncan.
Title: 5. Average: 19 points, 10.8 rebounds and 2.2 blocks. "He has dominated both sides of the court with a simple arsenal for two decades: mid-range shooting and perfect defensive position, making him one of the best winners.
9. Kobe Bryant.
Title: 5. Average: 25 points, 5.2 rebounds and 4.7 assists. "In addition to his statistical performance, Kobe's legacy is his kind mindset and his unscrupulous ambition to become a master of the sport.
10. Shaquille O'Neal.
Title: 4. Average: 23'7 points, 10'9 rebounds and 2'3 blocks. "This Hall of Fame center changed the game with a combination of agility, explosiveness and size never before seen in the league.
Here you have the most powerful team in the NBA, but everything is an illusion.