Jokic is rated as the strongest lineup in history: point guard Curry, Duncan lost the election, and the center is surprising!

Although the NBA has never selected the strongest lineup in history, this is still the most keen topic of discussion among countless media and fans. Even celebrities such as O'Neal, McGrady, and Iverson have expressed their respective opinions.

Recently, the Nuggets star Jokic also announced his strongest five-man in history, which triggered heated discussions among netizens. Netizens said that the lineup chosen by Jokic is invincible, and he can even achieve a record of 82 wins and 0 losses in the regular season, guaranteeing six consecutive championships. So, let’s take a look at which players are on Jokic’s roster.

Point Guard: Curry

Curry was the pioneer of the small ball era. He used his magical three-pointer to change the development direction of modern basketball. So far in his career, Curry has led the Warriors to win the championship four times, once was elected as the MVP in the Finals and twice the MVP in the regular season. Although Curry is not a traditional point guard like the Magician, his own "Ku has gravity" can change the opponent's defensive formation. Even without the ball in hand, he is the opponent's most afraid of.

Point Guard: Jordan

As a recognized first person in history, Jordan won the championship six times in his career, was elected as the MVP in the Finals, won the regular season MVP 5 times, and won the scoring champion 10 times, with countless honor records. Jordan's strength does not need to be described too much. Whether it is mid- and long-distance shooting, breakthrough layup or back-to-back singles, they are all top-notch. At the same time, on the defensive end, Jordan's performance is also impeccable.

Small Forward: James

James is known as one of the most comprehensive players in NBA history and the top scorer in history. So far in his career, James has led the team to win the championship four times, won the regular season MVP four times, won the finals MVP four times, and set an unprecedented "411" record. It is no exaggeration to say that James' physical talent and basketball IQ allow him to be competent in every position, and he is able to play from No. 1 to No. 5.

Power Forward: Malone

"Postman" Malone is one of the best power forwards in NBA history and is synonymous with efficient and stable performance. He won the regular season MVP twice in his career, was selected as the All-Star 16 times, 11 times in the All-Team, and 2 times in the scoring leader. Although he has no championship in his life, his personal abilities and career stability are beyond doubt.

Center: Chamberlain

Chamberlain is a legendary center in NBA history. He has set a series of unattainable records, 100 points in a single game, averaging 50.4 points per game in a single season, etc. Chamberlain's physical fitness is even more top-notch in NBA history, and his height, strength, speed and bounce are excellent. On the offensive end, whether it is a strong attack at the basket, a dunk or a hook shot, it is almost impossible to stop.

So, if you want to select five players from the active players to compete with Jokic's lineup, I wonder what choice will you make? Editor's nominations: point guard Harden, point guard Leonard, small forward Durant, power forward Antetokounmpo, center Jokic.