Westbrook evaluated the strongest lineup in history, netizens: 82 wins and 0 losses in the regular season, guaranteed six consecutive championships!

"The Strongest Lineup in History" has always been talked about by many media and fans, and many stars even expressed their opinions and shared their dream lineup in their hearts. Recently, Westbrook also announced his strongest five-man in history in an interview. Let’s take a look at which players are on Westbrook’s roster.

Point Guard: Westbrook

Peak Westbrook is known for his outstanding athletic ability and explosive style of play. He is often able to break through the defense with his personal ability, complete wonderful dunks or send exquisite assists. At the same time, Westbrook is also regarded as one of the most comprehensive point guards in history. You should know that he has played three times in a single season and is also the top triple-double in NBA history.

Scoreback: Kobe

Kobe's offensive skills are textbook-level. He has extremely strong breakthrough ability, accurate mid- and long-distance shooting, and his low-post back-playing is unsolvable. Kobe's ultimate killing ability at critical moments is even more impressive. Kobe's defense is also very good. Being selected for the best defensive team in his career is enough to say everything. In his 20-year career, Kobe led the Lakers to 5 championships, 2 FMVPs, 1 regular season MVP, 2 scoring champions, and countless honor records of all sizes.

Small forward: Jordan

Jordan's strength does not need to be described too much, both on the offense and defense are the ceiling. He led the team to three consecutive championships in his career, 6 FMVPs, 5 MVPs, and 10 scoring champions. These honors show why he is known as the "God of Basketball".

Power Forward: James

James is undoubtedly one of the most versatile players in NBA history. His physical fitness is perfect, his strength, speed, bounce and endurance are all top-notch. He is praised by fans as an existence that can play from No. 1 to No. 5. In his 22-year career, James has won 4 championships, 4 FMVPs, and 4 MVPs. He is also the leader in historical scoring and set a "411" record.

Center: O'Neal

O'Neal is one of the most dominant centers in NBA history. His beastly figure and strength make him an unsolvable bug in the penalty area. No one can limit it except the shark-cutting tactics. You should know that O'Neal is the only player in NBA history who can achieve the MVP of the Finals in three consecutive games except Jordan. It is easy to imagine how strong he is.

After Westbrook announced this list, it immediately aroused heated discussions among many netizens. Many people even said that if this lineup is in today's NBA, any substitute can achieve a perfect record of 82 wins and 0 losses, and guarantee a six-game winning streak. However, some people believe that this lineup lacks a stable three-point shooting and may not adapt to the small ball era.

In this regard, if you want to select five players from the active players to compete with them, I wonder what choice will you make? Editor's nominations: Curry, Leonard, Durant, Davis, Jokic.