Who's the greatest of all time?
Every player since 1946-47, ranked per game on accolades, production, efficiency, peak seasons and playoff play, so long careers don't win on length alone. Disagree? Change the weights and make your own.
The top 10, Calculated by AI
- 1Michael Jordan68.36 titles5 MVP30.1 PPG213.9 win shares
- 2LeBron James66.74 titles4 MVP26.8 PPG276.9 win shares
- 3Wilt Chamberlain65.12 titles4 MVP30.1 PPG247.2 win shares
- 4Kareem Abdul-Jabbar65.16 titles6 MVP24.6 PPG273.3 win shares
- 5Magic Johnson53.15 titles3 MVP19.5 PPG155.7 win shares
- 6Nikola Jokić51.31 titles3 MVP22.2 PPG142.7 win shares
- 7Tim Duncan51.15 titles2 MVP19.0 PPG206.3 win shares
- 8Bill Russell51.011 titles5 MVP15.1 PPG163.4 win shares
- 9Julius Erving50.93 titles4 MVP24.2 PPG181.0 win shares
- 10Shaquille O'Neal50.54 titles1 MVP23.7 PPG181.6 win shares
11 to 25: David Robinson, Larry Bird, Kevin Durant, Chris Paul, Stephen Curry, Kobe Bryant, Hakeem Olajuwon, Karl Malone, Bob Pettit, James Harden, Giannis Antetokounmpo, George Mikan, Kevin Garnett, Charles Barkley, Elgin Baylor. See the full ranking.
Career leaders
Championships
MVP awards
Regular-season points
- LeBron James43,440
- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar38,387
- Karl Malone36,928
- Kobe Bryant33,643
- Kevin Durant32,597
- Michael Jordan32,292
- Dirk Nowitzki31,560
- Wilt Chamberlain31,419
Playoff points
- LeBron James8,521
- Michael Jordan5,987
- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar5,762
- Kobe Bryant5,640
- Shaquille O'Neal5,250
- Tim Duncan5,172
- Kevin Durant5,008
- Karl Malone4,761