O 'Brien Champions Cup: The trophy awarded by NBA to the championship team in the NBA Finals every year. This trophy was created in 1977 to replace the original Walter A. Brown championship trophy. The name of the new trophy has been used until 1984 NBA Finals to commemorate former NBA President Larry O'Brien, who was the postmaster of US President lyndon johnson from 1965 to 1968.

Brown Champions Cup (suspended)

Individual awards

All-Star Game MVP

NBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award, commonly known as "All-Star Game MVP", is an annual award given by the National Basketball Association to the best player in the NBA All-Star Game. The award was voted by a group of media members after the All-Star Game. The player with the highest number of votes or the two players with the highest number of votes will win the prize.

Starting from 1953, the NBA officially decided to select the most valuable player (MVP) in the annual NBA All-Star Game, so this award was established. The NBA also selected the most valuable player in the NBA All-Star Game two years before 1953. Ed Macaulay and Paul Arikin were selected as MVPs in the All-Star Game with 195 1 and 1952 respectively.

The most valuable player in the finals.

Bill Russell's NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award, formerly known as NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award, is awarded to the most outstanding players in the annual NBA Finals starting from the 1968-69 season. Usually, this award is given to the team members who have won the championship. The award was decided by group voting. The group consists of nine members of the media. They vote according to the performance of the players in the finals series, and the player with the highest score will win the prize. At least once in the NBA finals MVP selection, fans can vote on the NBA website, and the voting result is counted as 10 vote in the final result (note: it is not allowed to vote for two players at the same time). On February 14, 2009, during the 2009 NBA All-Star Weekend in Phoenix, NBA President david stern announced that the NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award was officially renamed as "Bill Russell NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award" to commemorate the player bill russell who won the NBA championship with 1 1.

Coach of the year

NBA Coach of the Year (English: NBA Coach of the Year Award) is an annual award awarded by the National Basketball Association to the coaches who have made the greatest progress or conducted the best in the NBA. The first award was given in 1962-63 season. The winner will receive the Arnold auerbach Cup named after "Cardinal Arnold auerbach". At the end of the regular season, American and Canadian sports journalists will first choose 1 3 in their hearts. The first one gets 5 points, the second one gets 3 points, and the third one gets 1 point. Finally, the winner will win the prize with the highest score. Pat Riley is the only one who won the best coach for three different teams. Larry Bird is the only coach who won the NBA Most Valuable Player, Bill scharmann and Lenny wilkens are the only two coaches who were elected to the Hall of Fame as coaches and players, and Johnny Cole is the only coach whose winning percentage is less than 50%. The reason for winning the prize is that he led the Chicago Bulls to the playoffs in his first year.

So far, no winners have been re-elected, and all winners have American citizenship.

Defensive player of the year

The NBA Defensive Player of the Year (DPOY) is an annual award awarded by the National Basketball Association from NBA season 1982- 1983, aiming at commending the best defensive player of the season. The awards are voted by 124 sports reporters and broadcasters from all over the United States and Canada, and everyone can choose the first, second and third place in their minds. Each first-place vote is equivalent to five points, the second-place vote is equivalent to three points and the third-place vote is equivalent to one point. Regardless of the geometry of the first round of voting, the player with the highest score wins.

Best executive of the year

NBA CEO of the year is selected from the season of 1972-73 and awarded to the best general manager of the league. Before 2009, the executive of the year award was awarded by sports news, but it was officially recognized by the NBA. After 2009, awards were awarded by the NBA. The general managers of 30 teams in the league voted, and the one with the most votes won the prize.

Kennedy Citizen Award

The James Walter Kennedy Citizen Award (English), referred to as the Kennedy Citizen Award, is an annual award awarded by the National Basketball Association of the United States from 65438 to 0975, aiming at commending players, coaches or other staff members who have made outstanding services and contributions to society. The name of this award is to commemorate the second president of the NBA, James Walter Kennedy. The award was voted by the NBA Professional Journalists Association, whose members include professional journalists who regularly report NBA-related news in newspapers, magazines and Internet media. Nominations are elected by the * * * Association, and then the winner is decided by about 150 members, and the nominee with the most votes wins the prize. Since the establishment of the award, most of the winners have made great contributions to charity. Take kevin garnett, who won the prize in 2006, for example. He won the prize for donating $654.38 million+$200,000 for disaster relief after Hurricane Katrina.

IBM Award (terminated)

Maximum improved player

The most advanced player award in NBA is an annual award issued by the National Basketball Association of the United States since the 1985-86 NBA season, which rewards players who have made the greatest progress in the corresponding regular season. The winners are voted by sports columnists in the United States and Canada, and each person can cast one vote, including the names of the players who think they have made the greatest progress, the second place and the third place. The player who makes the most progress will get 5 points for each vote, the second one will get 3 points, the third one will get 1 point, and the one with the highest total score will get a prize (which is not directly related to the number of votes that actually make the most progress).

Most valuable player

The National Basketball Association's Most Valuable Player (MVP) is an annual award awarded by the National Basketball Association from NBA season 1955- 1956, aiming at commending the players with the best comprehensive performance in the season. The winner will be awarded the Maurice Podolov trophy. Podol was the first president of the NBA, and served from 1946 until 1963 retired. From the beginning of awarding to the season of 1979- 1980, the most valuable players were all voted by NBA players. From the season 1980- 198 1, sports reporters and broadcasters from all over the United States and Canada voted, and everyone can choose their own first place to the first place. Each vote of the first place is equivalent to ten points, the second place is equivalent to seven points, the third place is five points, the fourth place is three points and the fifth place is one point. Regardless of the geometry of the first round of voting, the player with the highest score wins. In addition, starting from 20 10, fans can also vote through the internet.

Rookie of the year

The NBA Rookie of the Year Award (English) is an annual award awarded by the NBA to the best rookie in the regular season. The first award was given at 1953, and the full name of the trophy was "Eddie Gao Tribbe Award".

Best sixth person

The National Basketball Association's Sixth Man Award is an annual award awarded by the National Basketball Association from the beginning of the 1982- 1983 NBA season, aiming at recognizing the best substitute player (the sixth man) in the season. The awards are voted by sports journalists and broadcasters from all over the United States and Canada. Everyone can choose the first, second and third place in his mind. Each first-place vote is equivalent to five points, the second-place vote is equivalent to three points and the third-place vote is equivalent to one point. Regardless of the geometry of the first round of voting, the player with the highest score wins. In addition, players competing for awards must play more games as substitutes throughout the season, rather than starting.

Best sportsmanship award

The NBA Sports Ethics Award (English: NBA Sports Ethics Award) was founded in 1996 and is an annual basketball award. This award is used to praise the most "sportsmanship" NBA players. Sportsmanship mainly includes moral behavior, fair competition and honesty on the field. In WNBA, the Golden perrot Sports Morality and Fashion Award with the same significance is awarded. These two awards are often compared with the Lady Byrne Memorial Cup of the National Hockey League, but the sportsmanship award does not require excellent results compared with the Memorial Cup.

Teammate of the year award

The NBA Teammate of the Year Award (full name Twyman-Stokes Teammate of the Year Award) is an annual NBA award, which is awarded to the ideal teammate who is considered as "selfless dedication in the game and dedication to the team".

honour

Best NBA team

All-NBA Team is one of the honors awarded by the NBA every year, which is used to honor the best athletes in the league this season. It was voted by sports journalists and presenters in the United States and Canada. The best team in NBA was founded in 1946, and it is selected once every season. The best NBA teams are divided into team one, team two and team three, each with 5 players, but only team one and team two were selected before 1988.

Best rookie lineup

The best defensive lineup in NBA is one of the honors of NBA. Founded on 1968, it aims to commend the best defensive player in the league at present season. Every season, the head coaches of each team choose the players, but they can't choose their own players.

Best defensive lineup

The NBA's best rookie team is an honor awarded by the National Basketball Association (NBA) every year since the 1962-63 season, which is produced by the coaches of NBA teams (players who cannot vote for themselves). The best rookie lineup in NBA is generally composed of two five-person lineups, the first team and the second team. At present, among all the players selected for the NBA's Best Rookie Team, 9 have won the Rookie of the Year Award and the Most Valuable Player (MVP), and 29 have been selected for the Basketball Hall of Fame.

When we discuss the historical position of players, the number of trophies is always an important factor in our mind, although most people only mention NBA championship or MVP and forget other honorary awards. In the history of NBA, few players are destined to be real winners from the first day they enter the league, climb the ladder to the goat and leave their signatures in the history books.

15, kevin durant: 7 trophies.

You may like him or hate him, but you can't deny that kevin durant is one of the best players in NBA history, especially now that he is becoming as good as his offensive performance as a defender.

Up to now, Durant has won two NBA championships, two finals MVP, 1 MVP and 1 all-star MVP, and won the rookie of the year award in his career. It's only a matter of time before he enters the Hall of Fame.

14, Hakim Olajuwon: 7 trophies.

Today's Rockets fans may only see james harden, but they have forgotten how dominant Olajuwon, his dream at the peak, is at both ends of the court.

Harden can be said to be the greatest scorer in the history of the Rockets, but Olajuwon is the greatest player in the history of the Rockets, and he is also the top five center in the history of NBA. During 17' s career, Da Meng won an MVP, two defensive players of the year, two NBA championships and two finals MVP.

13, willis reed: 7 trophies.

Most young fans probably don't know that willis reed, a left-handed big man, is the top five player in the Knicks' history, which is why he can enter this privileged player list.

At that time, no one could stop Reid from slowing down. Although he only played for nine seasons, Reid won the rookie of the year, 1 MVP, two NBA championships, two finals MVP and 1 all-star MVP.

Bob pettit: Eight trophies.

Bob pettit, another Hall of Fame player on the list, was one of the most prolific and dominant scorers in the early NBA, averaging 26.4 points and 65,438+06.2 rebounds in his career.

In his career of more than 10 years, the "cannon from baton rouge" was completely unstoppable, leading the St. Louis Hawks to win an NBA championship, as well as the rookie of the year, four All-Star MVPs and two MVPs.

Robertjoseph cousy: Nine trophies.

Robertjoseph cousy is one of the players with the highest winning percentage in NBA history. Obviously, because he played in a less competitive era, he had the opportunity to play alongside bill russell.

Cousy won six NBA championships, one MVP and two All-Star MVPs while playing for the Celtics, and finally entered the Hall of Fame.

10, wilt chamberlain: 10 trophy

Although wilt chamberlain has many NBA records, if you notice that he is taller, stronger and more athletic than almost everyone at that time, then the trophy he won is not a great achievement.

Nevertheless, Wilt did win quite a few trophies, including two NBA championships, four MVPs, Rookie of the Year Award and 1 Finals MVP, but people always felt that he deserved more honors.

9. larry bird: 1 1 trophy.

Larry bird led the Celtics through the second successful era in their history. He was one of the best players in the 1980s and one of the most successful players after Magic Johnson.

In addition, before the rise of LeBron James, Bird was considered as the first small forward in NBA history, because he won three NBA championships, two finals MVP, rookie of the year, 1 All-Star Game MVP and three MVP.

8. shaquille O 'Neill: 12 trophies.

Shaquille o'neal is the most dominant big man in NBA history, and no one can even get close to him. There won't be another guy who can have such a big figure and agile steps at the same time and dominate the basket.

Throughout his career, defenders have been afraid to face him. Who can blame him for this? 18, o' neill won four NBA championships, three finals MVP, rookie of the year, three all-star MVP and 1 MVP awards.

7. Kobe: 12 trophies

Kobe Bryant will become the greatest player who has ever worn a purple and gold shirt, leading the Lakers to regain their former glory for 20 consecutive seasons and creating another generation of Lakers dynasty in the post-Showtime era.

Kobe has attracted the hatred of many people who doubt him, but Mamba doesn't care. Why should he care? He led the Lakers to win the O 'Brien Cup five times, and also won an MVP award, four All-Star Game MVPs and two Finals MVPs.

6. tim duncan: 12 trophies.

Is there a better power forward than tim duncan in NBA history? His rock-solid data and achievements accumulated over the past 20 years are beyond the reach of his younger generation.

In the past 20 years, Duncan has helped the Spurs to establish a stable, sustained and reliable winning culture. While leading the team to win five NBA championships, Duncan was also elected MVP twice, MVP in the finals three times, MVP in the All-Star Game once and rookie of the year.

5. Magic Johnson: 13 trophies

Magic Johnson is almost unanimously regarded as the best point guard ever. In fact, his game is perfect for today's NBA. As a 2.06m point guard, he makes Ben Simmons look like emmanuel mudiay.

A magician can do anything with a ball in his hand, but it's a pity that his career has to end so suddenly. Even so, he won five NBA championships, three MVPs, two All-Star Game MVPs and three Finals MVPs.

4. lebron james: 14 trophies.

Lebron james has a chance to continue climbing the list. Although he is no longer a popular candidate to bring home MVP in the past two years, he is still the first person in the NBA today.

James reached the finals for eight consecutive years, won three NBA championships, four MVPs, three finals MVPs, three all-star MVPs and rookie of the year. Can he lead the Lakers to the finals?

3. Karim Abdul Gabal: 15 trophies.

As the scoring champion in the league history, Karim Abdul-Gabal's contribution to the game has not received enough praise. Unless James can play healthily for another four or five years, Jabbar may sit on this throne forever.

At the peak, Jabbar was unstoppable in the low post, and together with Magic Johnson, he created one of the most glorious times in the sports history of Los Angeles. During his career, Jabbar won six NBA championships, six MVPs, two finals MVPs and the Rookie of the Year award.

2. bill russell: 17 trophies.

You may have noticed that bill russell's historical position is not so commensurate with the honors he won, mainly because he was on a team full of All-Stars and Hall of Famers, and he stood out in that uncompetitive era.

Michael Jordan: 22 trophies

Even so, he did make an indelible contribution to the early NBA, leading the Celtics to win the championship in 13 season 1 1 times, and also won five MVPs and 1 times all-star MVP. 17 trophies won in the 13 season are really remarkable achievements.

Obviously, the biggest winner in basketball history must be, and can only be, Michael Jordan, the unique person who saved basketball. God of basketball, the best basketball player ever.

Jordan's dominance is unparalleled. This is reflected in the offensive and defensive ends of the stadium, and no one will ever be like him. In his career, Jordan won six NBA championships, six finals MVP, five MVP, 1 Defensive Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year and three All-Star Game MVP.