I put empahasis on winning and domination.
Top 10 (no order within tiers):
First tier:
Russell and Jordan.
They are clearly above everyone else.
Second tier:
Kareem, Wilt, Bird, and Magic.
Third tier:
Duncan, Shaq, and Oscar. Four championships each for the big guys. Two great players.
Oscar played on horrible teams until the end when he paired up with Kareem in Milwaukee. (I would place Oscar behind Shaq and Duncan based on winning.)
Fourth tier:
Havlicek. The only guy I can think of who was not the main man, but who took up that mantle after the stud retired and led his team to further les. (Pippen didn't do it and neither has Kobe.)
If you didn't see him play you can't understand. Not only did he have stats but his main value was in purely wearing his opposite number down. He sprinted every minute of every game leaving his man worn out in the 4th quarter. He had an unusual heart (literally, not metaphorically) that allowed him to run endlessly.
He was at the top of his game for an incredibly long time.