Who Is the Greatest Player in the History of Each NBA Franchise?

Here’s the best basketball player from every NBA franchise in the history of the league. If you are a fan of great basketball and legendary performances, you can’t dispute this list. Kobe Bryant over Kareem Abdul-Jabbar?

Karl Malone over John Stockton? I will warn you that Chris Paul is on the list twice which will piss a lot of you off, but when you see the reasoning behind it, you will understand.

 Regardless what you think of each one of these players, every one of them have done something or are doing something currently that will leave their mark on each of these franchises.

Denver Nuggets: Alex English

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Dude got selected 23rd overall and all he went on to do is become the Nuggets all-time leader in games, minutes, field goals, offensive rebounds, assists, and points.

Melo is currently regretting forcing his way out on Denver because he would kicked Alex English to the curb if he was just a little patient.

Detroit Pistons: Isiah Thomas

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I literally almost took Isiah out of this top spot because I remember how bad he sucked as the Knicks coach. In all honestly, him and the bad boy Pistons were Michael Jordan’s kryptonite.

Every year in MJ’s career, he would get knocked out of the playoffs because of these guys. Finals MVP, 12-time All-Star, and the best player ever to put on the Pistons uniform.

Golden State Warriors: Wilt Chamberlain

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Can you all please take a look at this picture and tell me Wilt isn’t the best player the Warriors ever had? If you say Steph Curry, you probably haven’t had your 8th grade promotion yet.

This man scored 100 out of a possible 169 points against the Knicks. LEGEND. 

Houston Rockets: Hakeem

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I have always known Hakeem as the dude who basically took advantage of Michael Jordan being out of the league. He won 2 championships and 2 Finals MVP while Jordan decided to go suck at baseball.

He along with everybody else in the league knew that once MJ was back they were screwed.