O Neal forwarded five NBA positions GOAT players, I have to say, that s true

There are generally five positions on the basketball court, and the players in each position perform their duties, so that they can play a greater role on the court. Over the past few seasons in the NBA, many superstars have emerged in five positions. Recently, O'Neal forwarded the GOAT players from five NBA positions. Let's take a look at who they are!

Point Guard: Curry

O'Neal chose Curry in the number one position, rather than the Magician Johnson, as many people think. In fact, after Curry led the Warriors to win the championship and won the FMVP in 22 years, he was regarded by many as the best point guard in the NBA. In the seven years from 2015 to 22, Curry led the team to win four championships, and also brought the NBA into the small ball era through his three-point shooting ability. After all, Curry led the team to 73 wins in the 15-16 season, scored 402 three-pointers in a single season, and won MVP with unanimous votes. After that, many players began to learn from Curry to shoot three-pointers, and some teams' styles of playing tend to be magical.

After winning the MVP twice in 2015 and 2016, Curry officially became a superstar in the league. Under his leadership, the Warriors have also become a giant team. He can also be called a soul-level player of the Warriors. He has entered the All-Star 11 times in his career, won the championship four times, and entered the first team four times. As the three-pointer in NBA history, Curry can be regarded as the best player among point guards.

Point Guard: Jordan

Jordan is the only choice in the position of shooting guard. After all, he is the best player in NBA history. He has won ten times in scoring champions alone, and he is the first player in NBA history to win two honors MVP and DPOY in a single season. After defeating Magic Johnson in 1991 and winning his first career championship, Jordan started his own super giant. In the 1992 and 1993 finals, he defeated Drexler and Barkley in succession to win the championship. That was also the first three consecutive championships that Jordan won by leading the Bulls.

Then from 1996 to 1998, Jordan led the Bulls to the finals three times in a row. In the finals, Jordan showed his absolute strength and led the team to complete three consecutive championships again. Jordan reached the finals six times and won the championship six times, and won the honor of FMVP six times, which was absolutely super huge. Moreover, Jordan also brought the influence of the NBA to another level with his own personal success, and he is the best player in NBA history.

Small Forward: James

As the only player among small forwards, James's career is also legendary. He has maintained his peak form for 22 seasons. Until he was 40 years old this season, he was able to occupy a place in the MVP list, which is something that all other players have never done at this age. During the peak period of the Heat and Cavaliers, he led the team to the finals eight consecutive times, including 2 consecutive championships in 12 and 13 years, and won FMVP twice in a row. In the 2016 finals, he could even lead the team to complete the reversal while trailing the Warriors 1-3 in the finals. At that time, he had the ability to change the game with his own strength.

, and James scored more than 40,000 points in his career, ranking first in NBA history. This record is almost impossible to break in the NBA. In addition, he has 13 first-match and 21 All-Star experiences, making him the best small forward.

Power Forward: Duncan

Duncan is the only player in the position of power forward. He can enter the first team in his first season in the league, and in the second season of his career, he led the Spurs to his first championship in team history. Since then, he won the MVP twice in 2002 and 2003. At that time, his dominance was no less than O'Neal. Duncan was the absolute core of the team on both offense and defense.

In his 19-season career, Duncan won the championship five times, won the FMVP three times, entered the All-Star 15 times, and led the team to never missed the playoff stage. His performance has always been very stable and can be called the No. 1 power forward in NBA history.

Center: O'Neal

O'Neal chose himself at the center, and there is no suspense. After all, everyone is very clear about O'Neal's strength at the peak. After coming to the Lakers, he led the team to the Bulls and won the only NBA championship in three consecutive championships. O'Neal also achieved the feat of winning the FMVP three times in a row, just like Jordan. At that time, he basically had no player to defend at the basket. As long as he got the ball in the inside, he could basically complete the score. Even a 2+1 game was common.

At that time, many teams also stocked up some heavy centers in order to withstand O'Neal. Only in this way could O'Neal's scoring rhythm be slightly delayed, and there were special foul tactics, which allowed so many teams to find ways to limit the players, and they could also be said to be the stars among the stars. As a player who entered the All-Stars 15 times and first-team 8 times, O'Neal is also the best center in the NBA.