The All-Time Greatest NBA Book

Many people enjoy discussing the greatest NBA players and teams with their friends, but no one has the time to research all of the player’s statistics and games that they’ve been a part of. The All-Time Greatest NBA Book is the ultimate basketball guide that discusses in detail the most relevant information about the greatest teams and players of the past so you can make the most informed rankings.

The All-Time Greatest NBA Book gives a broad view of what makes a certain player or team great. It uses a combination of a variety of statistics, countless references from well-respected sports journalists, opinions from a variety of NBA players and coaches, and a refreshing point of view from a die-hard and dedicated NBA fan to reach the most unbiased and the most educated rankings.

The book discusses the 50 greatest teams of all time. Then there is a fun discussion about a six-team playoff bracket that would determine the greatest team in NBA history. The book discusses the 50 greatest playoff runs by a player. The book also discusses the 50 greatest playoff moments in league history. All those chapters ultimately lead to the rankings of the 100 greatest players of all time. This book covers every single aspect of a player’s legacy to determine its rankings. Then the book ends with a fun discussion about which players should be chosen in a winner-take-all game to save the world from extinction.

In The All-Time Greatest NBA Book, you’ll find:

-Rarely talked about records and statistics that teams like the 1985 Los Angeles Lakers or 2018 Golden State Warriors were able to break.

-Fun discussions on who would win in a hypothetical 7-game playoff series’ between teams like the 2013 Miami Heat vs the 1992 Chicago Bulls, and the 2001 Los Angeles Lakers vs the 1986 Boston Celtics.

-* The reasons why the playoff run of Michael Jordan in 1991 and LeBron James in 2012 is the greatest of all-time

-Rarely talked about game-winners that occurred in a game 7 of a playoff series, like Sam Jones in 1962 and Bob Dandridge in 1979.

-The most in-depth analysis of the legacies of the 100 greatest players of all time.

This book invites discussions and debates, but it does not belittle any player or team. This book will inform you about these all-time great players and teams that will give you all the ammo you need to dominate your next GOAT debate with your friends.