Who is the strongest player in the league without championship in history? Harden Ross is injured, and Lao Cannon becomes the first player in both teams

On September 25, when talking about the first player in each team's history, everyone probably knows who it is, but if we talk about who the strongest player in each team's history is, many fans will probably have doubts. After all, everyone knows the winner and does not have a deep impression of the loser. It is worth mentioning that the US media FW recently listed the best players who did not win the championship. Let's see who is on the list. The Hawks' strongest player without championship in history is Dominiel Wilkins, nicknamed the best human film, one of the most powerful dunking players in history, with an average of 26+7 games per game in his career. The Celtics are Reggie Lewis. Most of the top stars who play in the Celtics have won the championship. Lewis has only played for 6 years, otherwise he might have a chance. The Nets are Kidd. Kidd led the Nets to the Finals twice, which Harden did not do, and it is understandable that he is on the list.

The Hornets are Kemba Walker. The Hornets have a short team history, and there is no chance to introduce big-name stars in the small football market. The Bulls are Ross, the strongest player in the Bulls' history is Jordan, and Ross is his successor. Unfortunately, he was ruined by injuries and is the youngest MVP in history. It's a pity. The Cavaliers are Mark Price, a backcourt shooter who has been selected for many times and may be even better when he was born in the small ball era.

Pistons are Grant Hill, who was Jordan's successor back then. When he lost his peak due to his outstanding basic skills, he still relied on his outstanding basic skills. The Pacers are Reggie Miller, the Pacers' first team history and the first scorer in the first league. I don't know whether Halliburton will take his position in the future. I hope Harry can win the championship. The Heat are Butler. They led the team to the finals twice in the past few years, but they couldn't win the championship, which is also tragic.

The Bucks are Moncliffe, one of the best backcourt players in history, and have been selected as All-Stars many times in their career, but they just failed to lead the Bucks to win the championship ring. The Knicks are Ewing, and there is no controversy. He has made greater contributions than Anthony during the Knicks. Ewing has led the team to the finals twice. Magic is Howard, the 4-time best defensive player winner, and has led the Magic to the finals.

76ers are Iverson. One person can support an offensive system, and he has also led the team to the finals and won an OK match. This ability is really amazing. The Raptors are Carter. To be honest, I personally think it is DeRozan. Azan contributed more to the team back then, and his team-leading record was not bad. The Wizards are Gus Johnson, a player in the 1960s, who is too old and averages 17.5 points and 13 rebounds per game in his career.

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The Mavericks are Doncic. There are not many questions about this. He thought about the Mavericks who will last for the rest of his life, but was sent away by Harrison. Doncic was selected as the Best Team for five consecutive years during the Mavericks. The Nuggets are Anthony, and Guardiola is a historical scorer. He has led the Nuggets to the playoffs many times, but it is estimated that his jersey will not be retired in the Nuggets, after all, there is Jokic. The Warriors are Chris Mullin, God's left hand, the Warriors' leading figure in the 90s, and many All-Star players.

The Rockets are Harden. Harden dedicated his peak to the Rockets, but because of his style of play, he did not win the championship with the Rockets. He became a historical shooting guard during the Rockets, which is quite successful. The Clippers are Paul. There are too many outstanding players in the Clippers' history, but only Griffin and Paul are really not champions. Obviously, Paul is more worthy of being on the list than him. The Lakers are Elgin Baylor, who led the team to the finals 8 times, but no championship was won.

Timberwolves are Garnett, and it is only a matter of time before they are replaced by Edwards in the future. However, in comparison, I still hope Edwards can win the championship. He is so outstanding at the age of 23. The Pelicans are also Paul. He led the Pelicans to the top two in the Western Conference during his time, but it was a pity that Paul failed to win the regular season MVP. The Thunder is Westbrook. If Alexander did not win the championship, then the number one person in the Thunder's team history would probably be Westbrook.

The Suns are Barkley, and there is probably no doubt about this. Although Booker and Nash are both good, Barkley led the team to the finals in the 1990s to beat Jordan. The Trail Blazers are Lillard. The reason why Coach Li was able to become the top 75 stars in history is because his performance during the Trail Blazers was so outstanding. The King is Weber. Weber once led the team to the Western Conference Finals, but encountered the OK combination and the referee's injustice in the referee's call, and the Princeton system missed the championship.

The Spurs are George Gervin, a historical scorer. He has won the scoring champion for four times. He has a good offensive rhythm with the ball and layups at low hands is one of his best weapons. The Jazz is Kal Malone, and it is understandable that he and Stockton can be selected. After all, they brought the Jazz to its most glorious era together. The Grizzlies are Morant, I think this is unreasonable. Conley and Randolph contributed more to the team than Morant, and they were also very strong at their peak.

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