You Know About Top 4 NBA Players of All-Time

1. Michael Jordan
2. LeBron James
3. Wilt Chamberlain
4. Magic Johnson

No.1. Michael Jordan

Michael Jordan has won the scoring title ten times, the NBA title six times, and he has numerous other honors.

Also worth mentioning are the five MVPs.

Even though his wardrobe choices were highly dubious, Jordan is remembered as one of the best players of all time.

A year off to perform baseball, followed by three years of retirement, before returning to approximately 20 points each game in the second season with Washington, should all be taken into consideration when looking at his overall statistics.

 2. LeBron James

Every generation has its lone star player, and this one has been fortunate to have a few players of the highest caliber.

But the winner is LeBron James. In addition to being the Finals MVP three times, James has won three NBA championships.

His production ought to overshadow the finals record, which many people will want to discuss.

Even though James currently ranks fifth all-time in points, he won't stop there.

James is currently in the top 20 for steals and is poised to break into the top 10 for assists.

One of the greatest players of all time due to his all-around ability.

 NO.3. Wilt Chamberlain

Wilt Chamberlain had some ridiculous averages in his more than 1,000 games played.

He won the NBA championship twice, was named MVP four times, and was the league's top scorer seven times.

The above guys were playing around 45 minutes per game in the early 1960s, so this is another example of an era conversation.

Chamberlain, for example, totaled 50.4 points for each game at age 25.

It will be challenging for anyone to dethrone him from first place on the list of rebounds with 23,924 as he has firmly cemented himself inside the top 10 all-time scorers.

No.4. Magic Johnson

In nine out of his 13 seasons, Magic Johnson averaged double-digit assists.

WiAlthough Johnson was a bit taller than the average point guard at 6'9", his passing skills were unmatched.th a final FG% of over 50%, he was also a proficient shooter.

In the 1980s, Johnson was a member of the Lakers' illustrious teams that won five championships, three of which he shared as Finals MVP.

In 12 of his 13 years, he was an all-star, and ten of them saw him make the NBA All-NBA team.