US media divides historical SG: Jordan Kobe 1st gear, Weidenai 2nd gear, McGrady 4th gear, Crami ball 5th gear

Recently, American media Socbasketball has divided the best shooting guards in NBA history. Michael Jordan does not have a unique position. US media tied with Jordan. Jordan is the first SG, so Kobe is the second SG and both are the first.

First level: Jordan, Kobe;

Second level: Iverson, Wade, Harden;

Third level: Drexler, George Gervin, Ray Allen, Reggie Miller;

Fourth level: Ginobili, McGrady, Malawich, Earl Monroe, Dumas;

Fifth level: Carter, Sam Jones, Greer, Klay Thompson, Mitchell, Mitch Richardson;

Sixth level: Lavin, Joe Johnson, Roy, Booker, Bill Shaman, Michael Cooper;

Seventh level: Goodridge, David Thompson, Moncliffe, Brightman, Waldivery, Hornersek, Crawford;

Jordan is tied for the first place with Kobe, but some fans will think that as the first person in history, 6MVP + 6FMVP is not comparable to Kobe. Jordan's unique level is more reasonable, and then Kobe himself is in the second place, and it seems better to be divided into eight levels.

James Harden is tied with Iverson and Wade. In fact, Harden has been discussed in many cases in history's third point guard. As long as Harden can win a championship before the end of his career, his historical status may really be higher than the answer and Wade. After all, Harden has the scoring king, assist king, and MVP.

Clay can already tie Mitchell with Mitchell? In terms of individual combat, Clay is definitely not as strong as Mitchell, and Clay has never been the leader of a team. However, Clay has four championships, Mitchell has not won any championship yet, and even SGs like Booker, Lavender, and Roy are ranked below Clay.

McDy's recent remarks have caused heated discussions many times, such as O'Neal and I can win five championships, Kobe did take O'Neal's dividends, etc., but the US media ranked him in the fourth place, and the gap between him and Kobe was very big.