James ranks second! US media commented on the top 10 NBA selfless players: Durant 10 Curry 6 Jokic wins the championship

James ranks second! After another season, the US media "fadeawayworld" selected the top 10 most selfless players in NBA history based on its latest performance, including Durant ranked 10th, Curry ranked 6th, and Jokic won the championship with strong strength.

No. 10: Durant

As one of the top scorers in history, Durant has the height of the inside, the point guard's ball-holding and the forward line, and is omnipotent on the offensive end and has both ball-free ability.

According to his offensive efficiency and scoring ability, no matter how many times he takes, he still insists on the right basketball and will take the initiative to take over the game at critical moments.

Ninth place: Tatum

Tatum has always been one of the most selfless masters among the new generation of players. He has provided at least 4 assists for five consecutive years, and has even given 6 career-highs in the 24-25 season.

More importantly, as a top star, Tatum is willing to do dirty work on both offense and defense, which makes him worthy of this list.

8th place: Butler

Butler has always been a top player in winning games, and he can always give out statistics that are far beyond the regular performance in the playoffs and key games.

further proved this after joining the Warriors. His average pass count by Curry increased to 49.6 and assists reached 5.4, demonstrating his organizational ability and selfless style.

7th place: White, who grew up in the Spurs system, is a typical "adhesive" type player. He always does everything on the court as required by the coach, whether on the defensive or offensive.

The defensive end is always fully committed, and the offensive end is willing to share the ball selflessly, and averages 4.8 assists per game.

6th place: Curry

Because Curry's three-point shooting is too impressive, the outside world has seriously underestimated his advantages and abilities in other aspects, especially in passing. Curry has averaged an impressive 6.4 assists per game so far in his career.

More importantly, Curry truly showed his selfless nature when he won the championship, accepted that Durant won the FMVP in succession, and did not even deliberately compete with Igo for FMVP. He should get a higher ranking.

Fifth place: Jaylen Williams

Jaylen Williams is already one of the most all-round players in the new generation, and he led the Thunder to win the championship as the second in command.

During the entire playoffs, facing high pressure and challenges, Jaylen Williams showed his selflessness and desire to win, especially when Alexander was silent, Jaylen Williams would immediately solve the problem on the offensive end.

But he does not deliberately compete for the ball, emphasizing "us" instead of "me" whether on the court or off the court.

4th place: Halliburton

Harry is the best passer in the new generation, and he can average 12.7 assists per game in the 24-25 season.

In addition to basic passes, Halliburton, as the core of the team, does not mind handing over the ball to Sika at critical moments. This is not easy for a star and is a truly selfless display.

Third place: Antetokounmpo

Antetokounmpo is one of the best stars in the active service, both on the offensive and defensive end.

He has the ability to average 30 points per game, and can even score 40 points, 50 points, or even 60 points in a single game, but Antetokounmpo does not focus on personal data and always puts winning first.

In addition to the leadership on the court, Antetokounmpo's humility, peace and sense of responsibility off the court are also impressive, and he deserves the position of the top three.

Second place: James

James has a historical comprehensiveness, as is the same in terms of passes and assists, and he is regarded as the top playmaker.

Especially when entering a critical moment, James will not be tied by the inherent thinking of traditional stars to solve problems, but will insist on playing "correct basketball" and always have a better chance of passing the ball at critical moments.

No doubt, the top position belongs to Jokic. He chose a completely different path from James. Both of them were selfless, but Jokic insisted on the traditional path. His regular time was more focused on organizing and connecting to help his teammates create easy opportunities, and insisted on playing the right basketball.

But when entering critical moments and difficult situations, Jokic will strengthen his offensive desire to solve those difficult problems, which makes him the first person to fight in active service.