No matter where we are, we can always see news about the top ten stars in NBA history, the top ten in NBA history, and so on. The editor believes that comparing the current NBA stars with the NBA stars many years ago is unfair. After all, the times are different, and the basketball level and the basketball rules are also different. Therefore, today, instead of talking about NBA players many years ago, let's discuss it rationally. Who do you think are the best NBA stars in the NBA after 2000?

After decades of development, the NBA has become the most successful professional basketball league globally, attracting the highest level of players in the world. At the same time, many stars have emerged in the NBA in the past few decades, but some are too long, and some are too far away. Recently, today, we mainly discuss the best NBA players in the 2000s.

The best NBA players of the 2000s had a series of legends, who kept writing legends and constantly emerging new stars. LeBron James, Kobe Bryant and Tim Duncan have been outstanding since 2000, but their stories keep increasing. As the sport developed, rising stars like Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry and Giannis Antetokounmpo began to take over the game. Almost all players participated in the All-Star Game, won all-league votes, and participated in the playoffs. Teams such as the Golden State Warriors, Miami Heat and Cleveland Cavaliers have the most influence in most NBA Finals, and all superstars are the main factors on such lists. But which player deserves to be selected as the best? All the best NBA players from 2000 to the present and achievements made in 2000 will appear here. In the list compiled by our axfans.com, which ones do you think are the best NBA players in the 2000s, which ones are NBA players you know, and which ones are NBA stars you don't know, may as well follow our quiz, Let's take a look at our list of the best NBA stars of the 2000s.

Let's first list a few of the best NBA players in the 2000s, in no particular order:

1. Kobe Bryant: As the greatest shooting guard in the post-Jordan era, Kobe has always been called Jordan's successor. Throughout his career, Kobe represented the totem of the Lakers Purple and Golden Army. In Kobe's body, the blood that is as tenacious and unyielding as Jordan flows. In the 21st century, Kobe also represents no dead ends in offensive skills on the basketball court. Kobe used his special character and "black mamba" spirit to interpret an inimitable soul in the basketball world.

2. Tim Duncan: As the number one power forward in NBA history, Duncan has a full career honour, 5 NBA championships, 2 regular-season MVPs, No. 1 in the playoffs blocked list, 3 NBA finals MVPs, 10 times the best team and so on. Duncan's offensive and defensive ends are the absolute core of the Spurs. In NBA history, many players live a life, and Duncan is one of them. For the small city of San Antonio, Duncan is their only totem.

3. O'Neal. Although O'Neal is not the No. 1 centre in NBA history, he is undoubtedly the No. 1 centre since 2000. He has 4 NBA championships, 3 Finals MVPs, and 8 All-NBA teams. O'Neal's strong domination and threats under the rim were fully demonstrated at the beginning of the 21st century. At his peak, no matter what kind of inside line can stop him. If O'Neal were put into the ancient times, would everyone think that his statistics and honour would be inferior to inside behemoths such as Chamberlain, Russell, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar?

4. James. James, who averaged 30.0+9+4 per game in high school, was hailed as the "Pride of Heaven" when he first joined the league. James' body is like a human specimen created by God, and he also has a very high basketball IQ. Even if James is the historical superstar with the most mixed reviews in the 21st century, it is undeniable that James did use his abilities to create his own basketball myth. In the past time, James has shown dominance on the court, and it is indeed staggering.

Here, I give an example of 4 stars, because there are too many stars after 2000, such as Nash, Iverson, Garnett, McGrady, Carter, Ross, Leonard, etc., there is no way to do them all. Enumerate, because they are all using different methods, and different basketball trajectories, with excellent performance, to conquer every fan. I don't know who do you think are the top ten NBA stars after 2000?