My top 10 NBA players of all time

1: Lebron James, some of the reasons why Lebron James is the best player ever are that he has the most points in NBA history, he has been to the NBA finals 10 times, and he has won 4 championships.

2: Michael Jordan is a close second behind LeBron James. Many have him over Lebron James because of his 6-0 finals record and accolades.

3:Kareem Abdul-Jabar is the third best basketball player in my opinion. My reasons are that he is the best center of all time in the NBA, he has the most points in NBA history, and he also won six NBA championships.

4:Kobe bryant is my number 4 best NBA player ever, most people have him in their top three, but I think personally that Kareem Abdul-Jabar is better, but not by much.

5: Shaquille O’Neal is my number 5. He is the most dominant player in NBA history and a close second to being the best center of all time. He would be higher on my list, but I take off a few points from his all-time ranking because of all the team-hopping he did near the end of his career.

6: Tim Duncan is number 6. He is arguably the best power forward of all time and has an impressive 5-1 record in the NBA finals. I think that Tim Duncan would be in the top three all-time if he had never lost an NBA final.

7: Stephen Curry is my number 7. He’s the best shooter ever and has the same number of championships won as Lebron James, and has beaten Lebron a number of times. But I have him pretty low because all his teams have been really good, and he has had an amazing supporting cast throughout most of his years.

8: Magic Johnson is number 8 on the list. He and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar did great things together in the LA Lakers. He was an amazing passer and playmaker, and improved everyone on his team.

9: Kevin Durant is number 9. He would be higher up, but he was never able to carry a team to a championship by himself. His only championships were when he was on the same team as Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green.

10: Larry Bird is the last player on this list. He was a generational shooter and ahead of his time. He single-handedly carried the Boston Celtics to a win.