Harden rated the strongest lineup in history, netizens: 82 wins and 0 losses in the regular season, guaranteed five consecutive championships

In the long history of the NBA, countless talented players have left a legendary mark on the field, and the strongest lineup in history is also the topic that many media and fans talk about the most. Some time ago, Harden selected the strongest lineup in his history in an interview. Once this lineup was announced, it sparked heated discussions among fans. So, let’s take a look at which players on Harden’s list are on the list.

Point Guard: James

Although James plays as a striker, his organizational ability and overall view are no less than any top point guard, which allows him to easily compete in the point guard position. Meanwhile, James has top physical qualities, which makes him almost not at a disadvantage in the confrontation. At the same time, his passing vision is also very broad. During the breakthrough process, he can accurately find his teammates in the open position and give them extremely threatening assists. It is worth mentioning that in the 2020 Lakers' championship season, James played the role of point guard and was also awarded the assisting king.

Pointback: Kobe

Peak Kobe is undoubtedly one of the best scorers in history. He is proficient in all three-pointers, mid-range shots, breakthroughs, and back-playing. He can be called an "offensive kaleidoscope". Kobe has set a series of records that are shocking the past, including 81 points in a single game, 62 points in three quarters, and 50+ in four consecutive games. He is also a top defensive player. His best proof is that he is selected for the defensive team nine times in his career.

Small Forward: Jordan

Jordan's career is full of glory and glory. In his 15-year career, he led the Chicago Bulls to three consecutive championships twice. In terms of personal honors, he was elected as the MVP in the Finals six times, the MVP in the regular season five times, the Scoring King ten times, etc. On the offensive end, Jordan is almost omnipotent. His mid-range jump shot is accurate and stable, with a sharp breakthrough, and can tear open the opponent's defense line in an instant. At the same time, he is not inferior to the defensive end. With his keen defensive awareness and excellent reaction speed, he was elected as the steal king many times. Jordan's presence not only made the Bulls become the overlord of the NBA in the 1990s, but also pushed basketball to the world, inspiring countless people to join the sport.

Power Forward: Duncan

Duncan is hailed as the best power forward in history. He led the Spurs to win five championship trophys in his career, and won the Finals MVP twice and the regular season MVP three times. It is no exaggeration to say that Duncan is the core of the inside line that any team dreams of. He is efficient and stable on the offensive end and is ubiquitous in the defensive end. He has been selected into the best defensive lineup for 15 times in his career, ranking first in history.

Center: O'Neal

O'Neal is the most dominant center in NBA history. His peak period was like a bug, his weight of 300 pounds and his physical fitness like a beast made him want in the inside line, and no one can stop him except the shark-cutting tactics. At the beginning of the 21st century, O'Neal led the Lakers to win three consecutive championships and was elected as the MVP in the Finals three times, which is a direct reflection of his peak strength. Once the strongest lineup selected by Harden was announced, it aroused heated discussion among netizens. Many fans believe that such a lineup is almost unrivaled in the regular season, and can achieve a perfect record of 82 wins and 0 losses, and even five consecutive championships are no problem. After all, these five players are top notch in terms of personal abilities and teamwork. They have unparalleled technical characteristics and rich game experience in their respective positions, and are able to suppress their opponents in an offensive and defensive manner.

So, if you want to choose another lineup to compete with it, I wonder what choice will you make? Editor's nominations: Curry, Leonard, Durant, Garnett, Jokic.