NBA: Neither Jordan, nor Kobe, nor LeBron: The player with the highest winning percentage in NBA history is…Manu Ginobili!

Manu Ginobili, An essential part of the most successful dynasty in history San Antonio Spursconsidered as One of the six best men in NBA history. Next to Tim Duncan and Tony Parker Taking Team Texas to another dimension with a stretch Greg Popovich Which fits all his pieces perfectly off the bench.

Argentine shooting guard who is currently 44 years oldIt was the spirit of that team that conquered Four champion episodes (2003, 2005, 2007 and 2014). He’s been an All-Star twicewas included twice in the top three in the league (2008 and 2011) Best Sixth Man (2008), Tottenham retired from his shirt with the number 20 and in April of this year his team was Entering the Hall of Fame.

Another milestone in his awesome CV

Many advantages have been gained in a stratospheric career which are now added to a distinction that places him further in the Olympus League. NBA Stats and StatsMuse Portal I recently revealed it Manu Ginobili is the player with the highest winning percentage in NBA history, with 72.1%, Among the players who played At least 1000 matches. His 16 years with the San Antonio Spurs) top the table, ahead of Tony Parker, Tim Duncan, Danny Ing and Abdul-Jabbar.

Not Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, or Magic Johnson… number. Nobody has a higher winning percentage in NBA history Manu Ginobili, another great case to add to his already massive resume. anyway His chest never came out for that.

Humility is one of his great virtuesto the light when they told him that he will enter this year hall of fame: “I’ve never won the title of top scorer, or best player, and I’ve never been selected for the first team. I’m here for my environment. The players I played with, the coaches and the organization. I don’t see it as an individual achievement. You were in the right place at the right time.”

I’m here because of my environment, because of the players I’ve played with, the coaches and the organization. I don’t see it as an individual achievement

Manu Ginobili (Former NBA player)

In the Tottenham, there are huge fans. They don’t forget how much the Argentine gave them, who also inspired the stars James Harden with his style of play And he gave the status of the sixth man valuable, until his appearance. The Argentine showed that coming off the bench can be decisive in a team. Years later, others followed.