On July 28 , the famous basketball media HoopsHype released an update of the list divided by position based on the previously released list of the 79 greatest players in NBA history. In the latest ranking of the "Top 20 Shooting Guards of All Time", Michael Jordan is undoubtedly ranked first, followed by Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade. The complete list covers multiple dimensions from peak dominance, career achievements to offensive and defensive influence.

1. Michael Jordan

He has six NBA championship rings, six Finals MVPs , five regular season MVP trophies, 14 All-Star selections, 10 All-NBA First Team selections and nine All-Defensive First Team selections. In the playoffs, he ranks second in scoring and third in steals. Jordan is not only unmatched in mid-range shooting, physical confrontation, and game control, but also one of the most reliable players in critical moments. His influence goes beyond the scope of sports and has become a symbol of global sports culture.

2. Kobe Bryant​

He won five championships in his career, was named Finals MVP twice , was named Regular Season MVP once , was selected to the All-Star team 18 times, and was selected to the All-Defensive First Team nine times, the same as Jordan. Kobe is known for his strong willpower and professionalism. He was not only Shaquille O'Neal 's right-hand man, but also led the team to win two more championships, establishing his historical status.

3. Dwyane Wade ​

He is a three-time NBA champion, 13 -time All-Star, and 8 -time All-NBA selection. Despite his lack of a stable three-point shooting ability, Wade has built his own scoring style with deft breakthroughs and mid-range shooting. He is also the player with the most blocks under 6 feet 4 inches in NBA history , and he is also excellent on the defensive end.

4. Allen Iverson​

He is an iconic star who won the 2001 regular season MVP , was selected to the All-Star team 11 times, and was selected to the All-NBA team seven times. He conquered fans with his sharp dribbling, quick first step and fearless mentality, and is one of the most influential players in basketball culture.

5. James Harden​

As a former scoring and assists champion, Harden has won one MVP , six All-NBA First Teams, 11 All-Stars, and has an Olympic gold medal and a World Cup gold medal. He is a rare player in history who combines scoring and organization. Although he has not yet won a championship, his personal data has established his status in the Hall of Fame.

The remaining 15 on the list are: George Gervin , Clyde Drexler , Reggie Miller , Ray Allen, Vince Carter , Earl Monroe , Tracy McGrady , Hal Greer, Klay Thompson , Sam Jones , Manu Ginobili , Dennis Johnson , Joe Dumars , Bill Sharman , and Gail Goodrich .