Who are the dirtiest players in NBA history?

Fierce basketball games are always inseparable from fierce physical confrontation. When the level of physical confrontation rises, those players will be branded as "dirty". Iverson also said in a recent interview that there is a difference between active playing and dirty playing. So which players have been accused of being "dirty" in NBA history? Recently, some American media selected the top ten dirtiest players in history to see if China fans agree.

No. 10: Drummond Green

Recently, the newly popular student Green suddenly made the history list, which shows how dirty he really is. The highest expression of his "dirty" statement is the defense against Adams and James during the playoffs and even the finals last season. Kicking Adams in the crotch gave Green a new nickname "Chasing Eggs-Green", which also made fans criticize him. As a result, he fought with James on the stage of the finals, which plunged him into a new round of war of words. Green also jumped into the list of the dirtiest players who surpassed many predecessors.

9 th place: Artest

Although he changed his name to "Charity-World-Peace", this did not prevent the editors from choosing him on the list, and he also gave a "fucking" evaluation. Artest's filth has been well known by fans. Not to mention that he beat the fans after failing to play against Big Ben at auburn hills Palace, and even elbowed Harden directly after the Lakers scored a goal, causing violent incidents such as Harden's concussion. He is good at defense, has won the best defensive player, and has many small moves in defense. In a defense, he took off Pierce's shorts because he didn't keep up with the rhythm, which embarrassed Pierce. Of course, it is not uncommon to put your elbow on Kobe's neck.

8th place: john stockton.

Although there is no excellent physical quality, stockton is also notoriously dirty. For example, when the warrior coach Cole fell to the ground, he was pinned down by stockton, and Cole was brutally killed by stockton.

Because of many small moves, in the 1990s, players anonymously voted for the dirtiest player in the NBA, and stockton topped the list. One year Malone called Rodman mean. Unexpectedly, Rodman swept away his usual hippie appearance and changed into a serious face: "Speaking of meanness, his teammate stockton is the meanest person I have ever met."

After joining the NBA from stockton, his talent in subtle tricks was discovered earlier than his talent in pick-and-roll and assists. Bending knees, stepping, kicking ankles ... These tricks that the little man can play are all natural, but what he is best at is "caressing" the opponent's lower body, especially the big players. After playing a game with Jazz, scrotal edema is common.

7th place: Kobe Bryant.

It is not surprising that Kobe is on the list. He was named the first person who hated being a teammate after voting anonymously while playing in the league.

Kobe Bryant's dirt on the court is mainly manifested in his elbow. For example, on May 5, 2009, the Rockets played Kobe Bryant in the first game of the second round of the playoffs. Battier is in charge of defending Kobe Bryant in this game. At the end of the first quarter, Bryant attacked, but Battier held him down when he tried to pass the ball, and the ball became a floor ball. Battier occupied a favorable position. Kobe grabbed Battier's head with his knees and elbows when he couldn't get the ball from above, and then he pushed it with his knees when Battier tried to get up. This action was finally fouled by Kobe Bryant. Although slow-motion TV shows Kobe hitting Battier with his knees and elbows, the league thinks Kobe just wants to stand up.

Sixth place: Rick Mahone

He is said to be evil because he dares to hit people. Once, Jordan passed by him and punched Jordan from behind, and then Wang lay on the ground for a long time without getting up. Later, although I barely continued to play, I made various moves while the iron was hot.

Mahone was called "the worst bad boy" by Detroit Pistons spokesman George Blaha. Mahone enjoys a high reputation for playing with his body. He often uses more physical contact to make up for his relatively limited jumping ability. In the late 1980s, Mahone was the leader of the Piston Bad Boys Army. Of course, his nickname is "mortal kombat".

Fifth place: Rasheed Wallace.

Rashid Wallace has always held the record of the most technical fouls in the league, which is enough to make him on the list. He often opposes the referee, and he still doesn't repent after the referee blows a T, with 465,438+0 technical fouls and 7 expulsions in a single season. This is Wallace's record. Because Wallace is too easy to be blown away, before the start of the 2006-2007 season, the NBA introduced regulations to limit players' complaints about referees' decisions during the game. This rule allows referees to punish players who complain too much about technical fouls, which is a "zero tolerance" rule for players and the media. At the same time, the fine for technical foul and the rule of automatic suspension after 16 technical foul have been added.

4th place: Charles Oakley.

Oakley is a famous gold medal thug in NBA.

"If each of us shows oakley's defensive strength, how can we not win the championship?" Jordan complained in the late 1980s. Oakley's defense is no longer a simple physical confrontation. When opponents reach the basket, oakley will stop them at all costs, even if they foul. When the opponent's inside player invades his body, he will not hesitate to knock his opponent to the ground.

During his career, oakley has become a superstar bodyguard, and many players want to recruit him into the team because they want to win the championship.

Third place: dennis rodman.

Rodman's playing is full of physical confrontation, and his elbows are flying, causing harm to countless heroes in the basket. The most heinous scene of "Flower Bug" is that he fell down while fighting for a rebound, and even kicked the photographer's lower body angrily, which made the latter unable to slow down for a long time, and the game was once suspended. Rodman is also a typical representative of bad boys. Sometimes he can't help winning a man. If he can't stop people, it will be disgusting.

Second place: Bruce Bowen.

There is no need to describe how dirty the blog post is Zerbi Yake of the Timberwolves jumped up and kicked him in the face. Carter was hacked by him when he dunked, and even Ray Allen was hacked by him directly. The most pitiful thing is Carter. Because of Bowen's black feet, he was seriously injured and almost ruined his career.

In the playoffs of the Spurs and Suns in 2007, Stoudemire was harassed by Bowen's little moves and bluntly said that Bowen played dirty. "He often deliberately kicked me behind my back and almost hurt me several times. His game style is well known. I hope the NBA management can give him some color to see see. "

No. 1: ranbir

It is simply disrespectful for the representatives of the Bad Boys Corps not to appear on this list. Bill Ranbir was the hero who won the Detroit Pistons twice in the early 1990s, and ranbir was called the "King of Bad Boys" in the "Bad Boys Corps" of that year.

Everyone hates ranbir, and the owner of the 76ers said that as long as Buckley beat ranbir, he would bear all the league fines. Ranbir can be regarded as giving full play to garbage and petty actions. Dare to challenge anyone in the game, and fight with Bird, Buckley and others many times.