46 wins and 0 losses! Never lost a game! He is the real boss of the Dream Team

08 Dream Team was officially inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. The captain of the Dream Team 8 said in an interview: "Although I am the captain, I am actually more like a member of the water dispenser who handed water and towels." James next to him interrupted quickly: "Stop and stop! You are someone who has never lost in international games, and you have never lost a game."

James's words are not exaggerated. Kidd's record in the US men's basketball team is 46 wins and 0 losses, ranking first in the team history, and he is a cliff-like lead. Jordan has 30 wins and 0 losses, second in team history; Chandler has 27 wins and 0 losses, third in team history; Kobe, Deron Williams and Steve Smith are all 26 wins and 0 losses, tied for fourth in team history.

At the Hall of Fame ceremony, Kidd said: "I will remember this experience for the rest of my life when I was able to stay with this group of people. When I was in the Dream Eighth Team, I often chatted with Paul and Deron because I knew I was passing the torch. I passed on all the things I learned from Stockton and Payton to Paul and Deron."

Kidd represented the U.S. Men's Basketball Team in three American Championships (1999, 2003 and 2007), participated in two Olympic Games (2000 and 2008), and won the championship with the team for five competitions. At the 2004 Olympics, Kidd was originally selected for the roster, but later withdrew due to injury. As a result, the Dream Team only won the third place and did not even make the final.

This time Kidd was inducted into the Hall of Fame as a team. As an individual, he had been admitted to the Hall of Fame as early as 2018. Kidd ranked third in history in his career, behind Stockton and Paul. He is sixth in history in total playing time, second only to James, Jabbar, Karl Malone, Nowitzki and Garnett.

Kidd was born on March 23, 1973, with a height of 1.93 meters and a wingspan of 1.95 meters. In the 1994 NBA Draft, Kidd was selected by the Mavericks in the first round with the second pick. That class's top pick was "Big Dog" Robinson, and Tanhua was Grant Hill. In his rookie season, Kidd averaged 11.7 points, 5.4 rebounds, 7.7 assists and 1.9 offenses per game, and shared the best rookie with Hill. In the summer of 1996, the Suns selected Nash with the 15th pick in the first round. On December 26, 1996, the Suns sent Michael Finley to the Mavericks in exchange for Kidd. Didn't expect it? Kidd and Nash have been teammates for a year and a half, and Nash was sent to the Mavericks in 1998. In the summer of 2001, the Suns sent Kidd to the Nets in exchange for Marbury.

Everyone knows that Kidd won a championship in the Mavericks in 2011, and some fans don't know that as early as 2002 and 2003, Kidd had reached the finals for two consecutive years. At that time, he was the absolute core of the Nets. Unfortunately, facing the peak Lakers and Spurs, the Nets lost 0-4 at one time and 2-4 at one time, and Kidd failed twice.

In February 2008, the Nets sent Kidd to the Mavericks in exchange for players such as Devin Harris, Starkhouse, etc., plus two first-round picks. In the summer of 2011, Kidd won the championship with the Mavericks. Joined the Knicks in 2012 and retired in 2013. He was selected as the All-Star 10 times, 9 times the Best Defensive Team, 6 times the Best Anchor, and 5 times the Best Assistant King.

NBA history's best point guard selection, which one do you think Kidd can rank?