Duo s winning rate rankings: Harden and Paul first, Curry KD second, Jordan Pippen only third

This summer, Paul joined his old club Clippers with a veteran salary of $3.6 million a year, which also means that Paul will retire as a Clippers player. Before this, Paul had also said that he would retire at most one more season. After Paul returns to the Clippers, he will join forces with Harden again.

Before this, Paul and Harden had worked with the Rockets for two seasons. Although they failed to reach the finals and failed to win the championship, their team performance was still quite outstanding. In his first season with Paul joining the Rockets, he helped the Rockets win the best record in team history with 65 wins. In the second season, the Rockets also won 53 wins.

During the cooperation between Harden and Paul, the winning rate of leading the team in the regular season was as high as 78.6%, which is also the highest among all duos in history. It beats Durant and Curry and is also higher than Jordan and Pippen. Of course, this is also because Harden and Paul have only played together for two seasons. If they join forces for a longer time, the winning rate may not be so high.

Durant and Curry have not worked together for a long time, with only 3 seasons in total, and the regular season winning rate has reached 74%. Before Durant joined the Warriors, the Warriors had 67 wins and 73 wins in the first two seasons. In the first season after Durant joined, the Warriors had another impressive record of 67 wins. In the second and third seasons, the Warriors also won 58 and 57 respectively, so the winning rate of both of them is so high.

Not only that, Durant and Curry have led the Warriors to the finals in the past three years and have won two consecutive championships. If Durant hadn't been injured in the 2019 playoffs and Thompson was also injured in the finals, the Warriors might have won three consecutive championships. Although the winning rate of the duo of Jordan and Pippen is only ranked third in history, it is also more than 70%. The two of them have worked together for a very long time, which has been nearly 10 seasons in total. Jordan and Pippen have worked together for so long and their winning rate is so high, which is even more rare.

Under the leadership of Jordan and Pippen, the Bulls won more than 60 wins in five seasons, with the most 72 wins in the season, setting a record for the best record in history, and was later broken by the Warriors in 2016. In addition, the Bulls have two seasons to win 69 and 67 respectively. In the playoffs, Jordan and Pippen also led the Bulls to two three consecutive championships, so they are also regarded as the strongest duo in history.