10, James harden
Harden is undoubtedly the first point guard in today's league. His scoring methods are extremely diverse, he is proficient in three-pointers in the backward step and layups in Europe, and he also has excellent foul-making ability. This season, he averaged 36.3 points per game, propped up the whole rocket attack by himself, and is worthy of being one of the best scorers today.
9. Steven Curry
As the most in the world? Quasi? With his excellent range, Curry completely changed the definition of offense in NBA. Although he doesn't have the figure of a top scorer, Curry's excellent feel and skills still make him one of the most difficult players to defend. His playing style has also greatly promoted the evolution of NBA and changed people's cognition of basketball.
8. Dwayne Wade
This season is the last dance of the old Wade. Although Wade is old today, Wade is the fastest breakthrough player in the league when he was young. Although Wade lacks enough range, his excellent body and skillful technology make up for it. When Wade was young, no one in the league could stop him from scoring, except for a foul.
7. Cameron Anthony
Although no one cares about melons nowadays, Anthony is definitely a top scorer in the league when he was young. He can throw a shot, throw a basket and carry his back. Known as the offensive kaleidoscope, he is almost not afraid of any form of defense. In Nuggets and Knicks, melon holding singles is always the most relied tactic for the team.
6, Tracy McGrady
How horrible would McGrady's dominance be if there were no injuries? The size of the small forward and the skill of the point guard enable McGrady to break through both physically and technically. With excellent waist and abdomen strength, McGrady's signature dry jump shot was the most pleasing offensive move in the NBA at that time. ? 35 seconds 13 minutes? Perhaps it is the best proof of McGrady's ability.
5, shaquille O' Neill
Although O 'Neill is a center, although he has no range, he is also a top scorer in the league at his peak. His unbeatable strength makes all the defenders helpless. Once O 'Neill catches the ball inside, you have only two choices, either watch him smash the ball into the basket or watch him smash the ball into the basket and make a foul again.
4. Allen Iverson
With a height of only 183cm and a weight of only 75kg, Iverson's body doesn't even look like an NBA player. Nevertheless, AI has become one of the greatest stars in 2 1 century. Ghostly speed and dazzling dribbling made his defenders complain, just like the Lakers in the OK period, and could not stop AI from scoring.
3, LeBron James
James's debut is the pinnacle. Although it has already passed the age of 30, the terrible James is still making progress. In the second season of the Heat, James developed a low-post back technique, and now his projection ability in the Lakers is getting stronger and stronger, which makes it a luxury to limit James. Although James is not a super scorer in the traditional sense, he can kill the game with scores if he wants to.
2, Kevin Durant
As a nuclear weapon of today's alliance, even a super perimeter gate as strong as Leonard and pickled pepper can't stop Durant from scoring. As a super scorer, Durant not only has an advantage in figure, but also has no dead ends in his skills. Whether he has the ball or not, he is extremely threatening. Nowadays, joining the Warriors has made great progress in coordination and running, and has become a super scorer who is more difficult to defend.
1, Kobe Bryant
If there is no achilles tendon tear, I believe we can still see Kobe Bryant in today's NBA. As the most like Jordan, Kobe is not inferior to Joe Wang in attack, and Kobe has been rated as the most difficult player to defend in the hearts of players many times. Kobe's scoring method is extremely comprehensive. Even the hook, a pure inside attack, is handy. The back jump shot is Kobe's most iconic scoring method, and it is also the object of imitation by countless future generations.