1. Joe Smith
   Steph Curry
2. Charles Barkley
   Shawn Marion

Barkley was a tenacious rebounder and is often named one of the best NBA players ever to never win a championship.

1. Shaquille O'neal
   Kobe Bryant
2. Kevin Durant
   Steve Nash

Shaq would caused headaches for coaches everywhere as he was unstoppable in the paint, and won 3 straight Finals MVP awards from 2000-2002.

1. Anthony Davis
   Michael Jordan
2. Jrue Holiday
   Richard Hamilton

With his 6 NBA championships and numerous NBA records, Michael Jordan is one of the single most legendary players ever.

1. Tim Hardaway
   Jason Kidd
2. Demarcus Cousins
   Larry Bird

Larry Bird was one of the biggest reasons for the massive success that the Celtics enjoyed throughout the 1980s.

1. Klay Thompson
   Dikembe Mutumbo
2. Tim Duncan
   Leandro Barbosa

Tim Duncan played his entire career with the San Antonio Spurs and helped them win a whopping 5 NBA championships.

1. Paul Pierce
   Kobe Bryant
2. Blake Griffin
   Joe Dumars

Kobe Bryant is perhaps the best pure scorer in league history and, along with Shaq, helped the Lakers win the NBA championship three times.

1. Allen Iverson
   Yao Ming
2. Glen Davis
   Andre Miller

Allen Iverson was among the best scorers and dribblers in NBA history, and despite never winning an NBA championship, is often seen as one of the greatest ever.

1. Devin Booker
   Rick Barry
2. Tony Parker
   Wilt Chamberlain

While he played in a much easier era, the numbers that Wilt put up throughout his career (over 30 ppg and 20 rpg) simply cannot be ignored.

1. Corey Maggette
   Delonte West
2. Magic Johnson
   Calvin Murphy

Magic Johnson was one of the most versatile players in history and could play all five positions with the best of them.

1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
   Dwyane Wade
2. Kevin Garnett
   Smush Parker

Abdul-Jabbar is one of the most decorated players in history, as he won 6 NBA championships, 6 MVP awards and made it to 19 All Star games.

1. Nate Archibald
   Earl Boykins
2. Julius Erving
   Sidney Moncrief

Erving was one of the most flashy players in NBA history and was a huge fan favorite in the ABA before coming to the NBA.

1. Amare Stoudemire
   Patrick Ewing
2. Jermaine O'neal
   Ben Simmons

After making the National Championship three times in college, he went on to play in the NBA for 18 years, making 11 All Star teams.

1. Karl Malone
   Kyle Korver
2. Kyle Kuzma
   Robert Traylor

Malone, along with John Stockton, led the Utah Jazz to many amazing seasons in the 1990s. Malone won 2 MVP awards and made the All Star game 14 times.

1. James Harden
   Scottie Pippen
2. Nikola Jokic
   Jimmy Butler

In addition to winning 6 NBA titles with Jordan, Pippen also made eight straight 1st team NBA All-Defense teams, proving his tenacity on the defensive side of the ball.

1. Serge Ibaka
   Robert Horry
2. Deshawn Stevenson
   Moses Malone

In addition to being an outstanding rebounder, Moses Malone was also a capable scorer and won 3 MVP awards and an NBA championship back in 1983.

1. Isaiah Thomas
   Hakeem Olajuwon
2. Eric Snow
   Damian Lillard

Hakeem Olajuwon was a large man, but was capable of moving as quickly and effortlessly as men much smaller than him. He helped the Rockets win 2 NBA championships in both 1994 and 1995.

1. Brian Scalabrine
   Gilbert Arenas
2. Bill Russell
   Luke Walton

All Bill Russell does is win. At nearly every level of basketball he has played at, he has been victorious many times. For example, he won 11 NBA championships, including 8 in a row from 1959-1966.

1. John Stockton
   Kwame Brown
2. Lonzo Ball
   Jeff Teague

Stockton has wide leads in both the Most Assists and Most Steals NBA records, and we will likely never see either of them get beaten.

1. Jerry West
   Jayson Tatum
2. Donyell Marshall
   Damon Stoudemire

West made 14 NBA All Star teams in his career and had the unique pleasure of having his silhouette featured in the NBA logo.

1. Robert Traylor
   Chris Bosh
2. Grant Hill
   David Robinson

Robinson played his entire career with the San Antonio Spurs and made 10 All Star Teams, won 1 MVP award and helped the Spurs to win 2 NBA championships.

1. Ricky Davis
   Elgin Baylor
2. Manute Bol
   Shawn Kemp

Elgin Baylor not only dazzled Lakers fans with his acrobatics and skills, but also wasn't afraid to get down and dirty for rebounds. Through his career, he was an 11-time All Star.

1. Seth Curry
   Dennis Rodman
2. Joe Ingles
   Rudy Gobert

While many know him for his off-the-court antics and relationships, Rodman was an outstanding rebounder and defensive presence on every team he played for.

1. Kevin McHale
   Rajon Rondo
2. Javale McGee
   Kendrick Perkins

After playing his entire career for the Celtics, and winning 3 NBA championships to go along with 7 All Star appearances, he had a multi-year coaching stint with the Houston Rockets.

1. Kawhi Leonard
   Jusuf Nurkic
2. Bill Walton
   Deandre Ayton

After a successful collegiate career at UCLA, Bill Walton achieved a lot of success in the NBA, despite his injuries. He would win two NBA titles, win an MVP award and even make a few All Star games.

1. Robert Parish
   Markelle Fultz
2. Shawn Bradley
   Greg Oden

Parish played in the NBA from 1976 to 1997 and played a total of 1,611 regular season games. He won 4 NBA titles and was known for his strong defense and clutch rebounding.

1. Patrick Mills
   Dominique Wilkins
2. Kemba Walker
   Rick Fox

While primarily known for his outstanding dunks, Wilkins was also a great scorer as he averaged nearly 25 points a game throughout his career, which helped him make All Star teams 9 different times

1. Dwight Howard
   Clyde Drexler
2. Alex Len
   David Lee

In addition to making 10 All Star teams, winning an NBA Championship and taking home several other accolades, Clyde Drexler also was a member of the 1992 U.S Olympic Men's basketball team, known as the Dream Team.

1. Ben Wallace
   Lebron James
2. John Wall
   George Gervin

George Gervin, whose nickname is the Iceman, was one of the coolest and most collected players in history. He was capable of scoring in bunches and would always remain level-headed. His scoring and focus helped him become a 9-time All Star.

1. Walt Frazier
   Kristaps Porzingis
2. Carmelo Anthony
   Lonzo Ball

Walt Frazier spent a decade with the New York Knicks and it was arguably the best period in the team's existence. He was a great all-around player who scored, assisted, rebounded well and made 7 All Star games in his career.

1. Roy Hibbert
   Robert Covington
2. Reggie Miller
   Brandon Jennings

Reggie Miller was about as clutch as any 3-point shooter in history, especially against the Knicks. While he never won a title and made only 5 All Star games, many believe he is the greatest player to ever play for the Pacers.

1. Lamar Odom
   Paul Pierce
2. Brandon Ingram
   Kyrie Irving

While he might not be the most decorated Celtics players of all time, he is one of the most popular. Paul Pierce was a prolific scorer for Boston and was one of the best players of the 2000s.

1. Kevin Garnett
   Muggsy Bogues
2. Anthony Bennett
   Elfrid Payton

Whether you needed defense, scoring or a leader, Kevin Garnett was your guy. He made 15 All Star teams in his career and led the Timberwolves to eight straight appearances in the playoffs, before going to Boston and winning a championship with the Celtics.

1. Josh Smith
   Larry Johnson
2. Draymond Green
   Ray Allen

While he was also capable athletically, Ray Allen was known most for his three-point shot, which featured an incredibly quick release. Despite a title escaping him for the first decade of his career, he would end up winning two in his career, in 2008 and 2013.

1. Jimmy Butler
   Oscar Robertson
2. Aaron Mckie
   Ricky Rubio

Oscar Robertson is one of the most well-rounded players in history, as evidence by the fact the averaged a triple double. In addition to making the All NBA first team nine times, he also took home an MVP award in 1964 and a championship in 1971.

1. Lebron James
   James Posey
2. Michael Beasley
   John Henson

Lebron James has basically done it all on the basketball court and to many, he is the greatest of all time. He can score, he can pass, he can rebound and do everything in between.

1. Bob Petit
   Wesley Matthews
2. Hal Greer
   Reggie Bullock

Hal Greer made 10 straight All Star games as a member of the Syracuse Nationals/Philadelphia 76ers, and even won a championship with the 76ers in 1967, with some help from Wilt Chamberlain.

1. Wes Unseld
   Yao Ming
2. Joel Embiid
   Doug Christie

Despite being only 6'7", which is relatively small compared to many in the NBA, Unseld grabbed 10 rebounds a game in nearly every season he played in the NBA.

1. James Harden
   Ben Wallace
2. Josh Jackson
   Avery Bradley

Ben Wallace went from being an undrafted free agent to being one of the best blockers, rebounders and defenders in this history of the NBA. He also helped the Pistons win the 2004 NBA championship.

1. Bill Laimbeer
   Keith Bogans
2. Isiah Thomas
   Samuel Dalembert

As one of the leaders of the "Bad Boys"-era Pistons teams, Thomas won back to back NBA championships in 1989 and 1990. After his playing career, Thomas worked as a coach and executive for different teams, most notably the Knicks.

1. James Worthy
   Mike Miller
2. Mike Dunleavy
   Chris Anderson

Nicknamed "Big Game James", Worthy would always show up for his team when they needed him most. This helped him win 3 NBA championships and make 7 All Star game appearances during his career.