John Stockton

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John Stockton retired as the all time leader in both steals and assists in nba history. Although he never won an nba title, he helped bring the Utah Jazz to back to back nba finals appearances. He made several all star appearances, and he was one of the original members of the dream team in 1991 where he would go on to win an Olympic gold medal. Unlike the previous all time assist leader in Magic Johnson whom John Stockton surpassed, John wasn't known for being flashy with no look passes and charismatic smiling. No, John was always known as a serious physical player that was often a model of consistency on the basketball court. John Stockton didn't always make the flashiest plays with his assist game, but he always knew when and how to deliver the ball to the right guy to make the shot. John Stockton was also able to make clutch shots too when it mattered. He didn't talk as much trash as other nba players, but his game spoke volumes about how great he was as a player.

Karl Malone

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Nicknamed "The Mailman." Karl Malone was considered arguably one of the best big men in nba history. Although he never won an nba title, he did help lead the Utah Jazz to back to back nba finals appearances. He was one of the original dream team members in the Olympic games in 1991, where he would win a gold medal. Karl Malone was an elite defensive physical player and rebounder, but he's ranked as one of the all time leaders in scoring as well. Karl Malone won an mvp during Michael Jordan's last season with the Chicago Bulls. Karl Malone played under legendary nba coach, Jerry Sloan, and Karl played alongside fellow hall of famer in John Stockton, where they would become known as arguably one of the best duos in nba history. Karl Malone also had a brief stint in pro wrestling to take on Dennis Rodman off the court once. Karl Malone always delivered when he was in position to score in the post which is why he was called "The Mailman" because he delivered.