US media rankings all champion teams in the 21st century: The Lakers only ranked 20th in 20 years, and the Warriors dominate the top five

Recently, because there are fewer and fewer news in the NBA, many US media have become active during this period. They have started to conduct various rankings. The purpose of doing this is to attract traffic and maintain attention. Recently, US media CBS has selected the strength rankings of all champion teams in the 21st century, which has also attracted the attention of many fans. Let’s take a look at whether the ranking they gave this time is reasonable?

1-5th place

The first is the Warriors in 2017, and they are considered to be the team that can compete with the Bulls in 1996. They won the championship in the playoffs 16-1. The two superstars, KD and Curry, joined forces, and Clay and Zhumeng, in fact, Iguodala, who was substitute, also had the level of a star at that time, and was too strong. The second is the Lakers in 2001. This year, Lakers O'Neal was at their peak, the most dominant center in history, Kobe also made a better shot than winning the championship in 2000. They won the championship with a big score of 15-1 in the playoffs.

The third one is the Warriors in 2018. The Warriors in 2018 are the same as the 2017. We won't say much about it here. Maybe considering that they won the championship was not easy, they ranked third. The fourth is the Spurs in 2014. The Spurs were very strong this year. Leonard, the team with the strongest team in team basketball in history, is rising, and the GDP is still at a high level. The team's offense is smooth and the defense is extremely suffocating. The Warriors in the 5th 15th year, Curry's first championship, to be honest, this ranking is high.

6-10th place

The sixth place is the Celtics in 2008. This year's Celtics started their peak grouping. Garnett, Pierce and Ray Allen, three top stars, led the team to win the championship. At that time, the Celtics' defense was very suffocating. In 72, the Lakers were also the peak OK combination during this period. Kobe was even better at that time. Both of them were the top ten players in the league, and O'Neal was the first player in the league, but his teammates were not that unsolvable.

The eighth is the Heat in 2013. James and Wade in this year are both in the top five levels of the league. There is also Bosh, an All-Star, Ray Allen, who is still in good shape in the last year. I think the Heat in this year are underrated. Are they not better than the Warriors in 2015? In the 916th year of the Cavaliers, the first team in history to fall behind and reverse 1-3 in the finals, is also strong enough. The tenth is the 24th Celtics, with five All-Star players teaming up. Although they are not super giants, their strength is too strong on paper.

11-15th place

No. 11 was the Spurs in 2007. The Spurs swept the Cavaliers in the finals. At that time, Duncan, Parker and Ginobili were all at the top, and the team also played top offense and defense. The 12th place is the 25th-year Thunder. This season's Thunder played a youth storm, and their fast attacks and counterattacks are very powerful. The 13th place is the Raptors in 2019. One thing is to say, the Raptors have a strong lineup this year, including Jordan, top defenders Gasol Jr. and Ibaka, as well as the All-Star backcourt Lowry.

No. 14th place is the Lakers in 2009. The Lakers were not as good as 10 years ago, but they ranked in this position. It is probably because they took into account their record in the playoffs. After all, the team's gentleman swept the Magic and won the championship. The 15th is the Spurs in 2003. Although Duncan's single-core in 2003, this is also the masterpiece of Duncan's peak career. One person can support a defensive system and the offensive end is also very stable. The third person in history to win the championship with a single-core championship.

16-20th place

No. 16 was the Heat in 2012. The Heat were also very strong this year. At that time, James and Wai were both top stars in the league, but they met the young Thunder Third Young Master, so this also led to their value being questioned. The 17th place is the Lakers in 10. This year, the Lakers include Kobe and Gasol, Bynum has also grown up, and Arte and Odom. Such an excellent lineup is just ranked in this position, which I think is low.

No. 18th place is the Pistons in 2004. This year's Pistons are the strongest defensive team in history, but their offensive ability is very limited. If it weren't for the internal conflicts of the Lakers in 2004, they would not have won the championship. The 19th place is the Mavericks of 11 years. Although King No is a single core, Kidd, Chandler and Marion are not bad either, and they are all excellent veterans. The 20th place is the Lakers in 2020, which is a bit low. The Lakers have both offense and defense this year.

21-25th place

21st place is the Nuggets in 2023. Although the Nuggets have the league's number one player Jokic this year, their value for winning is indeed questioned, because the winning opponents have not won more than 50 wins. The 22nd place is the 21st Bucks. The Bucks have been underestimated this year. Their lineup is very strong, including top star letters, All-Star Holiday and Middleton, as well as Big Lopez of the Best Defensive Team and top defender Tucker, with a very strong lineup.

23rd place is the Spurs in 2005. This year's Spurs defeated the Pistons in the finals, which is the Pistons' lineup in 2004. To be honest, is it reasonable for them to rank behind the Pistons? This year was the peak of the Demon Sword, and Duncan was also very powerful, but it was very uncomfortable to be defended in the finals. The 24th place is the Heat in 2006, and this year the Heat are the Sharks and the young Wade in the late year. It is understandable that they are not optimistic about it. The 25 are the 22-year Warriors, and the 22-year Warriors are quite strong, right? This is Curry's personal peak.

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