Irving is rated as the strongest five-man in history, and James KD is not a match. Netizens: This lineup can be 82 wins and 0 losses

In the NBA, the world's strongest basketball league, the debate about the "strongest lineup in history" has never stopped. Recently, Irving shared the strongest five-man in his heart in an interview. This list not only did not include James and Durant, but also triggered widespread discussion and heated discussion among fans.

Backcourt combination: Jordan and Kobe

Irving locked the backcourt combination to Jordan and Kobe, this choice is undoubtedly a noble tribute to the two shooting guard legends. As the god of basketball, Jordan's dominance spans both offense and defense, and his strength needs no further description. His achievements and influence in the league are like an insurmountable mountain. Kobe has become the second only to Jordan with his iconic backward jump shot and Mamba spirit. Kobe is not only a skilled scorer, but also a symbol of spirit. His relationship with Irving, both a teacher and a friend also adds emotional weight to this choice.

Small Forward: Ray Allen

In the small forward position, Irving unexpectedly chose Ray Allen, not James or Durant. His reason is that Ray Allen can provide the lineup with top-level projection ability and spatial restraint. Ray Allen is famous for his precise three-pointers. He is the best three-pointer before Curry emerged, and his shooting ability has been highly recognized by Irving.

Power Forward: Garnett

Garnett became the candidate for the power forward position in Irving's heart. Garnett is known for his comprehensive skills, passion on the field and top defensive abilities. With the rhythm of modern basketball, Garnett's adaptability and game characteristics make him an ideal choice for Irving. Although Duncan is equally prominent in history, Irving believes Garnett has a better advantage.

Center: O'Neal

In the center position, Irving chose O'Neal. O'Neal is known for his unparalleled strength and dominance at the basket, and his peak period leaves his opponents helpless. Irving believes that O'Neal is the most capable of all centers, and this dominance makes O'Neal an indispensable member of the lineup. Once the list of

Irving's list was announced, it immediately sparked heated discussions among basketball fans. Many netizens said that this lineup can almost sweep the entire league, winning 82 games, and no team can persist in three quarters in front of them. Even with some ordinary players, they can easily win ten consecutive championships. So, if you want to choose another lineup to compete with it, I wonder what choice will you choose? Editor's nominations: point guard James, point guard Curry, small forward Durant, power forward Duncan, center Jokic.