How strong is the strongest high school student lineup in the NBA? These five players join forces, and Jordan is not easy to use

With the development of the times, except for a very strong veteran in the NBA league, who has not yet retired, there have been no other high school players. But once upon a time, high school players were extremely shining in the NBA, and the strongest of them even dominated the entire NBA era. So today I will take you to take a look at who are the strongest high school players in the NBA and see if they can join forces, whether they can create a dynasty that even Michael Jordan cannot reach.

Center: Moses Malone

Center position, the strongest high school player in the NBA should be Moses Malone who entered the league in 1974. He is also the first high school player in NBA history. Fans who are not very concerned about NBA history may not be very familiar with this player, after all, his famous era was even before the "Demon Birds Battle". But once strength is discussed, he can even be ranked in the top 5 of the NBA's historical centers.

Yes, not only limited to high school students, but also in the entire NBA history, there are no five centers who are stronger than Moses Malone. As for why he said that, just look at the honors he has won, the king of frontcourt rebounds in NBA history, the 12th in his career, the 11th All-Star lineup, the 4th All-Star team, the 4th All-Star team, the 4th All-Star team, the 3th regular season MVP, the 1st NBA championship and the 1st FMVP.

At the same time, at the peak of Moses Malone, he averaged 31.1 points and 14.7 rebounds per game, which was no different from passing superstars such as Bill Russell and Michael Jordan. So if he is the center of the NBA high school lineup, then it is difficult for anyone to say that he is sure to win him in the inside position. It is also worth mentioning that in addition to Moses Malone, super centers such as Dwight Howard, "O'Neal Jr." Jermaine O'Neal are also high school players.

Power Forward: Kevin Garnett

Power Forward, the strongest high school player in the NBA was Kevin Garnett, who entered the NBA league in 1995. As one of the most comprehensive super power forwards in NBA history, there is no need to say much about Kevin Garnett's value. Any NBA fans who have watched the ball should have more or less have some understanding of him. For example, the Timberwolves' first in history, scoring, rebounding, assists, steals, and blocks are the team's first in five statistics. They can average 24+14+5+2+1.5 super all-around data at their peak, and won one regular season MVP, one DPOY, one NBA championship and one FMVP, etc.

Although the number of honors may indeed be a little less than those compared to the top superstars, Garnett has obtained at least every item, completely worthy of the word "full". Such comprehensive and all-round strength also makes him ranked among the top power forwards in NBA history, and people often discuss him among the top three power forwards in NBA history. So such a super power forward, who is a team with Moses Malone to form the strongest high school lineup, is basically a worthless player.

Small Forward: Tracy McGrady

As for the small forward position of the strongest high school lineup in the NBA, Tracy McGrady, who entered the NBA league in 1997. Domestic fans must be very familiar with this player. After all, he was Yao Ming's outside partner in the Rockets. He was not only included in the "four major percentages" by fans, but he once averaged 32.1 points, 6.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game, but also contributed a super famous scene of "35 seconds and 13 points".

However, compared with the two top NBA superstars above, Tracy McGrady's personal hard honor is still slightly insufficient. He has only been selected for the first team of the Best Team and the Second Team of the Best Team of the Best Team of the Best Team of the Best Team of the Best Team of the Best Team of the Best Team, and has not been able to achieve the regular season MVP and the championship. Therefore, many fans may question why the small forward of the strongest high school student lineup is not the man - LeBron James. In fact, LeBron James is indeed the best solution to the small forward position of the strongest high school student lineup.

But LeBron James is a super all-round player who has truly played in five positions, so he will not be limited to the small forward position. To form a lineup, LeBron James should go to the point guard, so that this is the real "dimensionality reduction strike", and no one can do it.

Scoreback: Kobe Bryant

Scoreback position, the strongest high school student in the NBA was Kobe Bryant who entered the NBA in 1996. There is no need to say much about this player, and everyone is probably very familiar with it. No. 4 in the NBA's historical scoring list, 5th NBA champion, 2nd FMVP, 1st regular season MVP, 11th NBA's best team team, 9th best team team team, real "offensive and defense integration", etc., many honors are blessed, and they are called "the soul of the Lakers" and the eternal "boss". At the same time, as the man who looks the most like a god, even though Kobe Bryant's personal honor is slightly inferior, his technical characteristics are still able to compete with Michael Jordan. Therefore, even if Michael Jordan is brought into a lineup to compete with this lineup, it is very difficult to win firmly.

Point Guard: LeBron James

As mentioned above, the point guard of the strongest high school student lineup in the NBA is LeBron James. As a superstar who entered the NBA league in 2003, LeBron James can be said to be the last high school player in the active NBA league. If he retires, then the high school player will completely disappear in the NBA league..

Of course, this is not the most important thing. What's more important is that after James became the point guard of the strongest high school lineup, the entire lineup appeared three-dimensional. That is, for such a lineup, the shortest is Kobe Bryant, who is 198cm. The other players are above 2 meters, and the mobility is full. In NBA history, they can hardly win their lineup. In addition, LeBron James himself also has many honors, such as 4 regular season MVPs, 4 NBA championships, 4 FMVPs, 13 best team first teams, NBA history scoring champion, the only super player who has achieved 40,000 points + 10,000 rebounds + 10,000 assists, etc., which were once compared with Michael Jordan by fans to argue about who is the first in the NBA league in history, so naturally there is no need to be much strength.