NBA: ESPN Top 100 All-Time Rankings

[ambchang]

1-Jordan
2-Wilt
3-Kareem
4-Shaq
5-Lebron
6-Duncan
7-Bird
8-Magic
9-Russell
10-Oscar

*Giving more importance to peak than longevity

If that's the case Hakeem is a lock for top 10.

[DAF86]

If that's the case Hakeem is a lock for top 10.

Maybe. I preferred Oscar's triple double seasons over Hakeem's best ones and I just can't place Olajuwon over any of the other 9 players.

[AlexJones]

3. LeBron James

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[spurraider21]

LeDecline in the top 5 is hilarious. He had a couple good seasons in Cleveland but ultimately had to leave so he could coattail to some rings. Now that he's in his 30s, he's athleticism is dropping off a cliff and he never had average bball IQ or skills, so he's falling back on his coaching/GM skills...and we all know how those are.

[Ashy Larry]

ESPN

dude's not done. I got him at six and he's still got a few prime years left. If some had him at three at this point, wouldnt havens problem with it especially with leading everyone in all the major categories.

[TDMVPDPOY]

lebron top3 who plays on one man pathetic team posting up monster empty numbers

imagine if a scrub like kg had 3 rings to his ac ulated stats, then he be top 5 just by looking at his numbers

[ambchang]

Maybe. I preferred Oscar's triple double seasons over Hakeem's best ones and I just can't place Olajuwon over any of the other 9 players.

Higher peak than magic Duncan and Russell at the very least.

[TDMVPDPOY]

isnt lebron just a overglorified magic without a jumpshot, yes both dont have a jumpshot to rely on

so shouldnt he be closer to magic rank then say anywhere top5?