Alexander s review of the strongest lineup in history has caused controversy. Netizens: This lineup can guarantee a 82 win or 0 loss

When Thunder star Alexander threw out his mind's best lineup in history, the entire basketball circle exploded instantly. On this list are Jordan, Kobe, Durant, O'Neal and Iverson - five names combined have 28 scoring champions, 18 championships and 10 MVPs. Some fans directly praised: "This lineup can now play 82 wins and 0 losses! The guaranteed ten consecutive championships! " But some people sneered: "The five ball bulls are coming together and they are probably going to grab the ball and fight on the spot. "

The lineup of the ancestor of the five young masters

The lineup chosen by Alexander is the ultimate of violent aesthetics. Iverson, 1.83 meters as the point guard, will use lightning breakthroughs to tear the defense; the scorer is the God of Basketball Jordan in the segment, and 10 scoring kings and 6 rings are enough to tell everything; Kobe appears in the small forward position, and Black Mamba's singles ability can make any defender desperate; Durant is the first to serve as the Grand Prix with his indiscriminate singles ability, and the center is led by the peak O'Neal, just imagining the wailing sound of the floor when he is in the position is suffocating. The most terrifying thing about this lineup is that all the players have the explosive scoring power of 30+ per game. Iverson led the team in the 2001 single-core finals, Kobe scored a miracle of 81 points in a single game, Durant turned into "Death" during the Warriors, and Jordan even maintained a record of 41 points per game in the finals. Even O'Neal, who is the worst at shooting, scored a terrifying data averaged 38 points and 16 rebounds in the 2000 Finals. Some data analysts have simulated that the lineup can average 130 points per game, and the opponent's shooting percentage will be suppressed below 40%. The dimensionality reduction strikes on both ends of the offensive and defense are almost unsolvable. Enier's low-post destructive power will force his opponent to double-team, and there are three mid-range masters, Jordan, Kobe and Durant, standing on the outside, and Iverson can still raid the basket at any time. What's even more fatal is that the five players have top key ball abilities - Jordan's "The Shot", Kobe's final victory over the Heat, Durant's 2017 Finals Death Arrival, Iverson's 2001 crossing Tyron Lue, and O'Neal made all 15 free throws in the 2000 Western Conference Finals. The defensive end is equally desperate. Jordan and Kobe have been selected into the All-Defensive Team 21 times in total. Durant has the top assisted defense area on the front line. O'Neal averaged 3 hotpots per game during the three consecutive championships. Iverson, the only defensive weakness, actually has excellent stealing skills and has become the king of steals three times. NBA celebrity Perkins sighed on the show: "This lineup will play the tight pressing of the whole game, and the opponent may not be able to cross the center line in the half. "

The rules battle across time and space

Of course, there are also opposition voices who believe that this lineup will face severe challenges in the small ball era. Former NBA player Redick pointed out: "The best three-pointer among them Durant's career shooting percentage is 38.4%, not as good as Klay Thompson's data in one season." Modern basketball analysts are more worried about the defensive end. O'Neal's picture of switching to Curry is cruel to think about it, and Iverson may become a breakthrough under the unlimited defense system.

But supporters fought back that this lineup could completely destroy modern basketball with classical play. O'Neal's dominance in the inside will force all teams to stock up on heavy centers, thus slowing down the pace of the game; Jordan and Kobe's back-to-back singles can punish any misalignment; more importantly, the five have iron-blooded will. In 1998, Jordan scored 38 points with food poisoning, in 2009, Kobe won the championship with a broken finger, and in 2001, Iverson crossed Tyron Lou with scars - this kind of mental attribute can be regarded as a nuclear weapon in the playoffs. The debate over the best team in history will never stop, but this list of Alexander does provide a whole new room for imagination. When asked why Iverson was chosen over Magic, the new MVP candidate smiled and said, "I want an engine that burns itself every second, and AI will destroy opponents at all costs." Perhaps this is the most primitive appeal of basketball - not the exquisite calculations of data models, but the purely violent aesthetic of five bloodthirsty warriors fighting side by side.