Looking back at NBA history, there are only 4 center players who are better than Jokic. Can Jokic rank fifth in history?

Some fans said that Jokic, the strongest center in the current service, can definitely rank fifth in the center in history. I really feel that this view is interesting. I really appreciate Jokic. He has both personal skills and honors. So, can he really rank fifth in history? Let me talk about my personal opinions?

1: Jabbar

Jabbar

Jabbar can contribute 24.6+11.2+3.6 in his career, and has 6 championships and 6 regular season MVPs. In terms of technology, Jabbar is famous for his hook-and-playing skills. With excellent physical talent, almost no one can defend against him, especially in terms of scoring ability. His total score of 38,387 points dominated the NBA rankings for 38 years and was later surpassed by James. Jabbar should be the No. 1 center in the NBA in history.

2: Chamberlain

Zhang Bolun can be said to be a monster-level center. His career average data is touching, with an average of 30.1 points + 22.9 rebounds per game. His career personal honors have 2 championships, 4 regular season MVPs, 7 scoring champions, and 11 rebounding champions. In terms of technology, from the data, he is completely dominant and a center with good offense and defense. He has 100 points in a single game and averaging 50 points per game in a single season, which really discourages the younger generation. Among the NBA centers, they should be ranked second.

3: Russell

Russell averaged 15.1 points and 22.5 rebounds in his career. His personal honor is even more impressive. He won the championship 11 times and 5 regular season MVPs. Russell is mainly good at defense in terms of technology, especially team spirit. His rebounding ability and defensive awareness have made Wang Chao of the Celtics. In particular, among Russell's 11 championships, there are 8 consecutive championships. I am afraid that the younger players will not be able to surpass it in the future. In NBA center history, I ranked Russell in third.

4: Olajuwon

Olajuwon has averaged 21.8 points, 11.1 rebounds, and 3.1 blocks in his career. In terms of honor, Olajuwon won 2 championships, 2 Finals FMVP, and 1 regular season MVP. In terms of technology, old fans know that they are famous for their fantastic footsteps. Many stars have been guided by Olajuwon, such as Yao Ming, Kobe, Howard, etc., who are good at low post offenses and are also extremely threatening on the defensive end. Among the NBA centers, Olajuwon should rank fourth.

5: O'Neal has contributed 23.7+10.9 per game in his career, won 4 championships, 3 Finals FMVPs, and 1 regular season MVP. In terms of technology, O'Neal dominated the inside with his top physical talent and comprehensive inside skills. At his peak, O'Neal could hardly defend him in terms of scoring and rebounding. His main representative work was the 2000 Finals. O'Neal showed his strong dominance with 38 points and 16.7 rebounds. O'Neal's performance should rank fifth among the NBA centers.

The above five people can rank ahead of Jokic. From the current personal honor and technology, I think Jokic can only rank around sixth, and no matter how high it is, this is some of my views.

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