defense. Anything he did he was the best. Blocking shots? The best. Rebounding? Not a soul around that was going to rebound over Wilt. There was one season where he averaged around 50 PPG.

He won a ring with the then Philadelphia Warriors. Mediocre to trash team, compared to the mighty Celtics led by Bill Russel. Yet, Chamberlain shined the most and manage to take the trophy home. Went to the Lakers later on to team up with Jerry West and won there too. So, you see, if he had 1-2 allstars on his unit throughout his peak years, we probably would have seen him having more than 11 rings at the least, given everyone being healthy and all that is. It is really difficult to be putting thisman as 2nd on this list, trust me.

He scored 100 points in a single game. Should I say more? He is also second in career PPG with 30.07 behind Jordan's 30.12 PPG. No doubt, the most athletic specimen the league has ever seen. The things he was capable of doing at 7 feet, is unheard of. On a good day, for pure force and talent, I would not mind putting him ahead of Jordan on a good day. That is Wilt Chamberlain! Remember the Name!

Kobe Bryant

Probably that is the reason why Michael said that. No doubt at all, Kobe Bryant is one of the most fierce competitors of the post Jordan era. Would probably rank first as the most skilled player after Jordan in the game of basketball.

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