Who's The GOAT At Every Position?

Here's our take on the NBA's greatest of all time at every position. Disagree with out picks? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

When people are arguing the NBA GOAT debate, there is always a clash and difference in opinions. Different basketball rules, different teammates and competition, and many other factors make any GOAT equation extremely complicated to solve. It’s hard to compare eras, and it’s hard to compare players that play different positions. So, we decided to go around that problem, and made a list of greatest players - for all five positions in basketball.

Who's The GOAT At Every Position?

[nonstop]

Disagree with our list? Let us know your top 5.

[screwisimo]

PG: Mario Chalmers, SG: Alex Caruso, SF:Brian Scalabrine, PF: Boban Marjanovic, C: Tacko Fall

Coach: FlightReacts

[cenmac]

“Shaq 330 pounds of pure muscle” - being a little generous there.

[fenzelian]

“John Stockton was an above average shooter.”

John Stockton is #18 all time in career true shooting percentage, only one tenth of one percent behind James Harden.

He also #51 in all time career effective field goal percentage, a hundredth of a percent better than Kevin Durant.

Of course Curry is #5 and #13, but still. He was a lot better than above average

[samuelribeiro]

Considering each ones era, I would pick: Magic, MJ, LeBron, Duncan and Bill Russell.
Considering the way the game is played today: Curry, MJ, Lebron, Duncan and Hakeen

[NaseIV]

“Kawhi Leonard could become the first player to win a finals mvp with 3 different teams”

Lebron: I don’t think so

[randomrocketsfan]

PG: Magic
SG: MJ
SF: LeBron
PF: Tim Duncan
C: Kareem

[chrisnah]

The center position is the toughest to fill in my opinion. There are to many greats to choose from

[UTNatlChamps]

My personal ranking

PG - Magic Johnson
SG - Michael Jordan
SF - LeBron James
PF - Tim Duncan
C - Wilt Chamberlain

[lukascubes]

Everyone: 3 is more than 2

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: Way more of your shots go in when you are CLOSER to the basket

[jkinz]

Tim Duncan is the most underrated player in NBA history.

[mertolgun]

PG: Magic Johnson, Curry, Stockton, Steve Nash, Chris Paul
SG: Jordan, Kobe, Wade, Iverson, Ray Allen
SF: LBJ, Bird, Durant, Pippen, Kawhi
PF: Duncan, Malone, Nowitzki, Garnett, Barkley
C: Kareem, Wilt, Shaq, Olejuwon, Bill Russell.

[jesussaves]

Point Guard: Earvin (Magic) Johnson
Shooting Guard: Michael Air Jordan
Small Forward: Larry Bird
Power Forward: Tim Duncan
Center: Kareem Abdul-Jabar

Center is tough because you have Shaq who is the most dominant, Wilt who is the most athletic and polarizing with Hakeem Olajuwon as probably best 2-way center. However, Kareem was so unstoppable that the league decided to implement a no-dunking rule for 9 seasons to make it more "fair" for others and probably cost him several thousand points.

[JohnSmith-kjod]

2:19
"Steph and his splash brother"
Shows Seth curry
-_-

[samroop]

“That little laker boy” I felt that.😭 R.I.P Kobe

[TomBlu]

PG: Magic
SG: Jordan
SF: Larry
PF: Duncan
C: Chamberlain

[moopert]

I'll always go with The Dream as the best center I ever saw play. Just so damn good all around.

[jeffandsherriefranzwa]

I was raised in the 60's and 70's. During that time, it was PG- Oscar Robertson, SG- Jerry West, SF- Elgin Baylor, PF- Bob Petitt, C- Wilt or Russell, with Kareem closing the gap. As of more recently, I know everyone is impressed with LeBron's physical gifts, but Larry Bird has been overlooked before.

[burtsbs]

PG Magic
SG Jordan
SF LeBron
PF Larry Bird
C Kareem Abdul Jabbar

[harlowatkins]

Curry’s game will age well I think because he doesn’t rely on athleticism