Don’t believe it. These five people are in a team, and even if the opponent is the Demon God Emperor Buddha Shark, he is not afraid at all!

When it comes to the strongest lineup in NBA history, most fans think of the first thing they do is Magic, Jordan, James, Duncan, and O'Neal. Among these five players, except O'Neal, the other four are recognized as the first in their respective positions. Although O'Neal's personal achievements are not as good as Jay Barr and Russell, only in terms of dominance at their peak, he is no less than these two. In the finals where he led the team to win the championship three times, his average data was no less than 30+10.

Although the compatibility of this lineup is not very good, James is the one who shoots the best in and outside the 5 players, but considering their real strength, this impact should be nothing. After all, no matter who takes the ball to attack, they will encounter double-teams from their opponents, so they can easily create rounds of more and less. In addition to Jordan being a DPOY on the defensive end, James and Duncan were also DPOY-level defenders at the peak. Although Magic and O'Neal have shortcomings, their size is there, so no matter how bad they are, they are not much worse.

However, obviously this lineup is not unsolvable. If you choose players at will in NBA history, you will not be able to find a lineup that can defeat them. And the five players we will take next. If they can form a team, it is no problem to defeat the Demon God Emperor Buddha Shark, because these five players are not only historically super giants, but also have better compatibility with playing together. So let’s take a look at who they are!

Point Guard: Curry

In addition to the Magic, Curry is the greatest point guard in NBA history. His rise has led the NBA to a new era. Since Curry won the MVP and led the Warriors to win the championship, the league has completely entered the small ball era, and other teams are scrambling to imitate their playing style. But obviously, there is no second shooter of the level of Curry, looking at history, so it is perfect to find him as the point guard in this lineup.

Curry can bring the team the ultimate offensive threat on the court. When he holds the ball, he must be careful of his singles, and he also has the ability to launch a pick-and-roll. If the center who plays pick-and-roll with him has the ability to support him, it will be even more powerful. You must know that even Green can play offensively around Curry, if there is a historical center, the pick-and-roll between them will be even more incomprehensible.

In addition to holding the ball, Curry is also very outstanding without the ball. With his excellent ball quotient and physical strength, even if he does not touch the ball for several consecutive rounds, his opponent still cannot relax at all. It is impossible for him to easily run out of the open position and shoot three-pointers in which round. Although Curry's defense is indeed a shortcoming, considering the upper limit that his offense can bring, this side effect is completely acceptable to this lineup.

Point Guard: Kobe

Like Curry, except for Jordan, Kobe is the greatest shooting guard in history. At his peak, Kobe's style of play was very similar to Jordan. Although his breakthrough was not as threatening as Jordan due to his physical fitness, Kobe still had some experience in shooting. He was not only a middle-distance master, but also his three-pointers were better than Jordan's. Even though the output was not high from the perspective of this era, considering Kobe's ball-holding skills, when he chose to take the ball outside the three-point line to launch an attack, the opponent did not dare to retreat.

And Kobe's style of playing is actually not that unique. Whether he played with O'Neal or Gasol, he proved that he was a defender who was very willing and good at playing goal for the inside. In addition, on the defensive end, Kobe, who has been selected for the best defensive team in his career, is obviously a very outstanding defensive player, so his existence can make up for Curry's shortcomings on the defensive end to a certain extent. If Curry can attract defensive pressure on him on the court, Kobe will also gain unimaginable singles space.

Small Forward: Bird

Before James, Bird has always been recognized as the strongest small forward in history. He well interprets the role a top small forward should play on the court. Bird has both ball-free and excellent shooting ability on the offensive end, which makes him not have side effects on any lineup because of incompatibility. At his peak, Bird had nothing he was not good at. When he won the MVP for three consecutive years, he had averaged 28.7 points, 10.5 rebounds and 6.6 assists per game.

Bird is also very comprehensive on the defensive end. Although he is 2.06 meters tall, although his athletic ability is not as good as James, he can still defend multiple positions. Moreover, Bird's ball quotient is very high, so he is very good at making different defenses against different offensive players. In addition, Bird's physical condition and ball quotient also determine that his assisted defense effect will not be bad. When he was playing in that Celtics, he did a lot of dirty and tiring work on the court, so there was no need to worry about whether he could play an immediate impact if he did not have the right to play.

Power Forward: Garnett

Since the offensive ability of the first three players is already supermodel, we chose Garnett, who once won DPOY. Garnett's defense end assisted area at his peak was very exaggerated. With his outstanding height, wingspan and mobility, he can not only "wipe his butt" for his teammates, but also has no problem directly leading the opponent's core players in some rounds..

And Garnett is obviously not an ordinary star on the offensive end. He averaged 20+ games at his peak, but players like him did not get high scores in the game, but when Curry and Kobe were originally in this lineup, they no longer lacked the explosive power of scoring. Therefore, Garnett only needs to do some offensive blue-collar work on the court and make good use of his mid-range shooting.

Center: Olajuwon

Finally, it is the center. In this position, we mainly consider the balance and comprehensiveness of both offense and defense, so we finally chose Olajuwon. During the Rockets era, Olajuwon had unsolvable singles skills. His delicate feel and silky steps allowed him to play with his opponents on the court. At the same time, after experiencing the continuous precipitation in the early stage, his pass support was getting better and better. Therefore, in this lineup, when Olajuwon took the ball at a low post, he not only could directly score, but he could also directly send shells to Kobe and Curry around him while attracting defense. There is no need to explain too much about Olajuwon's strength on the defensive end. He has won DPOY twice in his career and won the block king three times. Whether it is the assisted defense area or the frame protection, they are historically level. When he and Garnett guard the penalty area, it is probably very difficult for the opponent to enter the penalty area.