Which superstar/s has/have had the most help in NBA history?

[hiphopanonymous]

Which superstar/s do you think have had the most help in NBA history and why? Make your list of how much help they had let's see who ranks highest in a friendly constructive manner

[SouBeachTalents]

Kevin Durant

[AussieSteve]

#1 Bill Russell
#2 Steph
#3 Kobe
#4 Magic / Kareem
#5 LeBron
#6 Jordan


Jordan's ranking is a little deceptive however because he played in a time when his rival superstars had no help (1st 3peat) or there were no rival superstars (2nd 3peat)

[red1]

its gonna obviously be the warriors

[Gileraracer]

Easily Lebron.

Shaq
Wade
Bosh
Kyrie
Klove
Ben Wallace
Jerry Stackhouse
Shawn Marion
Deron Williams
Derrick Rose
Anthony Davis
Boogie Cousins

AND SO ON...

Hell Melo would've won multiple titles with that guys on his team.

[AussieSteve]

Help needs to be assessed relative to competition as well.

For example you could argue that 2013 and 2014 lebron had more help than jordan ever had, and you'd be correct. But the other side of the coin is that lebron faced better opposition in okc and sas than Jordan ever did.

The other consideration is peak help vs career help. LeBron had better peak help, while Jordan had better career help.

[Nashty]

Kobe. The Lakers were so unlucky to have him all these years, imagine if they had someone like Courtney Lee instead, they would win 10 championships.

[warriorfan]

Lebron

[r0drig0lac]

#1 Bill Russell
#2 Steph
#3 Kobe
#4 Magic / Kareem
#5 LeBron
#6 Jordan


Jordan's ranking is a little deceptive however because he played in a time when his rival superstars had no help (1st 3peat) or there were no rival superstars (2nd 3peat)

not bad tbh, where do you have Larry Bird on this list? Durant certainly had more help than Lebron and Jordan and no doubt should be in the top 5

[Shogon]

#1 Bill Russell

Haha, ignorance.

The Celtics were around for 10 years and won zero titles.

They get Russell... boom... title... not only title, but title for 11 out of 13 years.

His last year? They win the title.

The first year after his retirement? They miss the playoffs entirely.

This is a guy that won two high school championships and two NCAA championships and then won 11 out of 13 NBA titles and you want to say it was his help. HAHA.

"Most help ever." Wow, what an utter jackass. Alright boys, time from a break from ISH for a while again if not permanently. The idiocy is overwhelming.

[Keno]

kobe, durant, shaq and curry. mixed those names in a hat and choose.

[RRR3]

Bill Russell played with the most HOFers ever. Settle down, slownazi

[hiphopanonymous]

Bill Russell played with the most HOFers ever. Settle down, slownazi

I'm gonna chime in on this one, I think to me it looks pretty clear that Russell had a good team, well built throughout his career, but he was always the right piece for that team.. I don't think his team was stacked per say, so much as I think it was just built well, to where it was equal to or greater than the sum of its parts as everyone was very good at their specific roles. HOF status is a voted thing and many of his teammates are HOFers because of their involvement with that eras 11 ring Dynasty ...due to him. Which is clear because he had all 11. The next most consistent piece was Sam Jones with his 10. The other HOFers clearly weren't so integral as the team kept winning even without them.

Good discussion so far

[RRR3]

Russell had a good team but he was the right piece for that team.. HOF status is a voted thing and many of his teammates are HOFers because of their team success ...due to him.

Name the guys who wouldn’t the HOFers without Russell, CavsFTW

[JohnMax]

Donic, Jokic, Dirk, Nash