Who are the strongest players wearing jersey numbers 0 to 9 in NBA history?

Every NBA player has his own jersey number. When a player achieves success and becomes famous, the number behind him will become a historical classic and become his exclusive symbol.

For example, when we mention the number 23, we will think of Jordan, and when we mention the number 24, we will think of Kobe. Of course, there are also cases where the number is remembered because of its special number, such as Rodman’s number 91. Among the many numbers, there are still more players who choose single-digit numbers. Today, if we select the strongest players No. 0-9 in history, which players will be on the list?

The strongest number 0: Russell Westbrook

Wearing number 0 was not popular a few decades ago, so most of this number comes from the past ten years or so. Representative figures include General Arenas, Love, Lillard, etc. And the one who can be called the strongest in history is undoubtedly Westbrook. Perhaps today it seems that Lillard's personal strength is not inferior to Westbrook, but Westbrook, as the historical triple-double king, is even better in terms of statistics and honors.

The strongest No. 1: Oscar Robertson

Controversy! Are McGrady, Rose and Hardaway the best? None? The strongest No. 1 in history is also a triple-double king, that is Big O Robertson. Big O's career data can reach 25.7 points, 7.5 rebounds and 9.5 assists per game. He has won 6 assists and won an MVP trophy. Led the team to win the championship in 1971.

The strongest No. 2: Kawhi Leonard

There are not many stars who have achieved great results wearing No. 2 jersey in history. Old fans may remember Moses Malone during the 76ers period. , but until now, whether it is personal strength or statistical honors, the current star Leonard seems to be the strongest No. 2. Leonard has now won two FMVPs, and his stable offensive and defensive efficiency is enough for him to enter the Hall of Fame queue.

The strongest No. 3: Dwayne Wade

The selection of the strongest No. 3 is still quite controversial. In the past decade or so, there has been an unwritten habit of guard players I often like to wear No. 3 just to pay tribute to Allen Iverson. Among the No. 3 players, the most qualified ones to compete for the best are Wade and Iverson. In terms of personal strength, the two are equally matched, and in terms of historical honors, Wade is even better. However, Iverson is Wade's acknowledged idol. Who is the third best?

The strongest No. 4: Chris Webber

There are not many players who have worn No. 4 jerseys in history, and even fewer have become stars. Barkley wore No. 4 Jersey, but it was no longer at its peak. It was the Kings' Webber who wore the No. 4 jersey in his true peak period. At his peak, Weber was also the rebounding leader averaging 27+11 per game and was the most gorgeous power forward.

The strongest No. 5: Jason Kidd

When it comes to the No. 5 jersey, fans may first think of Garnett during the Celtics. After all, it is so far away from us. More recently, but in terms of historical status, there is another No. 5 star above Garnett, and that is Kidd. Kidd is the top point guard in history and a "textbook" that all defenders must study.

The strongest No. 6: Bill Russell

When it comes to No. 6, many fans will blurt out LeBron. After all, as a popular superstar today, LeBron has occupied the attention of many fans. Heart. But you must never forget that there are many outstanding No. 6s in history, such as Dr. J and The Lord of the Rings. In terms of historical honor and status, it will take some time for James to catch up with Russell.

The strongest No. 7: Carmelo Anthony

There are not many stars wearing No. 7 jerseys. Fans can think of Maravich, Odom, Ronaldo However, they are undoubtedly no match for one person? Carmelo Anthony during the Knicks era. Although Gua Ge did not achieve much success during his time with the Knicks, it was the period when his competitive level was at its highest, and he was a textbook-level offensive kaleidoscope.

The strongest No. 8? Kobe Bryant

This is perhaps the No. 8 superstar that should be least questioned. Kobe is the only player in the history of the Lakers to have two jersey numbers retired at the same time. A star player, Kobe Bryant, who wore the number 8, represented youth, vitality, hard work and bravery, and was the idol that has been with him the longest in a generation's youth.

The Strongest No. 9: Tony Parker

Tony Parker has played in the league for 18 years and won 4 championships and an FMVP. He is well-deserved as the strongest No. 9 player in history. He will always be It's the little French sports car that belongs to the Spurs.

Talented people have emerged from generation to generation, and each has been leading the way for hundreds of years! Throughout the history of the NBA, there have always been people wearing jerseys with the same number, but only by making achievements will they be remembered by history like the above stars.