Jordan's classic players

Jordan has many classic players in the past, but several players are particularly famous.

Kobe Bryant is undoubtedly one of the most influential players in Jordan's generation. His game style is very similar to Jordan's, both with excellent scoring ability and comprehensive skills. Bryant not only dribbled and shot skillfully on the offensive end, but also performed well on the defensive end. He and Jordan have many things in common, so they are known as "Jordan II". Bryant's career was full of honors. He won five championships and two scoring titles, becoming one of the most eye-catching stars in the NBA at the time.

LeBron James is another player who has a strong connection with Jordan. James showed Jordan's leadership and all-around tactics on the court. His strong physical fitness and excellent basketball vision make him an excellent scorer and assist player. James also performed well on the defensive end, often blocking shots and steals. His career has been equally dazzling, leading the team to four championships, winning four scoring titles and four regular season Most Valuable Player (MVP) times.

Kevin Durant is also one of Jordan's classic players. Durant has excellent shooting ability and scoring ability on the offensive end. His height and arm length make him an excellent shooter and rebounder. Durant's diversity and comprehensiveness on the offensive end puts him similar to Jordan, who is considered one of the most outstanding players of the 21st century.

Patty Mills is a classic Jordan player who cannot be ignored. Although he is only 1.83 meters tall, he has become one of the greatest three-point players in NBA history with his excellent shooting ability. Mills is good at using gaps to shoot. His three-point shooting rate is quite high and he is regarded as one of Jordan's classic players in the past.

Jordan has many classic players in the past, but here are just a few. Whether it is Kobe Bryant, James, Durant or Mills, they have all continued and inherited Jordan's legend in their own unique ways. Their existence proves Jordan's profound influence on the basketball world.